36, 48 & 60 oz.
Export Model Series 2149, 2258, and 2297
Cornados
(100, 110, and 101, 111)
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Troubleshooting
Issue
Possible Cause
Solution
Power to the Unit
A.
Power to the Unit
A.
Make sure the
unit’s lead
-in cord is plugged in.
B.
Mini Circuit Breaker(s) on
popper tripped
B.
Mini Circuit Breaker(s) supplies power to all
unit features. The Mini Circuit Breaker(s), will
be located on the control panel of the popper.
If breaker(s) is reset, then trips again, the unit
must be inspected/repaired before going any
further.
Kettle Does Not Heat
A.
Kettle Circuit Breaker
A.
If unit is plugged in, and the Kettle Heat Switch
is ON, but the small green indicator switch
light is off, then the Kettle Circuit Breaker may
be tripped.
Have a qualified service person check if the
breaker has tripped (breaker is located behind
the front cover plate). The Kettle Circuit
Breaker may trip during transit; if reset then
trips again, the unit must be inspected/
repaired before going any further (reference
the Kettle Circuit Breaker in the Maintenance
section).
B.
Kettle Heat Switch
B.
Have a qualified service person check the
voltage to and from the Kettle Heat switch;
and if the switch is defective replace it.
C.
Temperature Control
Board
C.
A defective thermocouple lead will cause the
kettle not to heat. Check for control error
conditions and have a qualified service person
check for good connections from the kettle to
the control. (Reference the Error Conditions of
the Electronic Temperature Control in the
Maintenance section.)
Oil Pump Does Not Deliver
Oil to Kettle
A.
Mini Circuit Breaker(s) on
popper tripped
A.
Check the Mini Circuit Breaker(s); if reset,
then trips again, the unit must be inspected/
repaired by qualified service personnel.
B.
Oil Dispense Unit
C.
Check for air leaks into the oil line; be sure the
filter in the line is not loose.
For additional possible causes/solutions,
reference the Troubleshooting section of the
Oil Dispense Unit Manual.
