INS10903A
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Troubleshooting
Turn off the processor’s power switch or pull the power plug before performing any repairs, replacement
of parts, or using any tools on the unit. recommend that the following checks are performed:
Excessive noise
Unable to start
The turntable can't
rotate freely
Seepage
Leakage
Professional on-site analysis and
inspection are required!
Please turn off the power and contact the distributor!
There is a potential safety hazard for leakage, please
turn off the power supply and contact the distributor for
repair or replacement.
A
B
There are foreign objects in the turntable
and crushing cavity of the processor.
Remove the
splash guard
Restore key
Turntable
The reset button of the thermal protector
pops up; power switch, safety gate, power
off :failure of combiner .; failure of
processor power cord connection part or
internal electrical part
.
Turn off the power and take out the splash guard. Turn the
turntable with a long-handled tool to check whether it can
rotate freely. If the turntable rotates freely, replace the
splash cover, and then check whether the "thermal
protector reset button" pops up.
The “thermal protector rest button” is located on the back
by the lead-out end of the power cord, close to the base
position. Use a wooden stick (similar to chopsticks) to
push the reset button (see Figure A). If it pops up, press it
to reset, and then turn on the power to start. Note, there
may be times when the reset button cannot be pressed
immediately. This is due to the motor overheating and the
protector is still in protection. Normally, the interval is 30
minutes. Wait a few minutes and try again.
If the "thermal protector reset button" does not pop up,
check the power connection cord, the power switch,
safety gate, and power disconnector. If the power cord
connection and electrical parts are intact, there may be a
problem inside the processor, and you need to contact the
distributor for repair or replacement.
When the bones or pits are too large,
objects such as spoons may also fall into
the processor.
At this time, the power should be turned off, and after the
processor has completely stopped, remove the splash
guard. Use a long-handled tool to take out the object then
replacel the splash guard.
Turn off the power to the unit. After the processor has
completely stopped, remove the splash cover, and use a
long-handled tool to turn and remove the foreign
objects (see Figure 7B). Replace the splash cover. If
there is no foreign matter, it may be a problem inside
the machine, and you need to contact the distributor for
repair or replacement.
Improper installation of the sink flange;
the support ring is not installed properly;
the elastic washer failed.
If the machine leaks from the drain elbow,
it may be that the screws are not
tightened.
Symptoms
Rootcause
Solution
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