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8-2 Troubleshooting
WARNING :
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Always unplug the power cord of the cabinet from an electrical outlet before checking this product is
installed and connected on the cabinet correctly. Otherwise an electrical shock may occur.
Should any off-flavor or noise occur, turn OFF the power switch of the cabinet immediately and stop
operation. Then unplug the power cord from an electrical outlet and contact your distributor. If the
machine is kept operating without solving the trouble, it may cause an electrical shock or fire.
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Do not replace the built-in batteries. Otherwise breakdown or damage of the
product may happen.
When this product does not operate correctly or has any trouble, check it in the following procedure.
Turn OFF the power switch of the cabinet, and unplug the power cord from an electrical outlet.
Remove any foreign substance or dust on the PC board.
A service technician should not be charged electricity when touching the PC board.
Static electricity may cause the product breakdown or damage.
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Clean the product using a static-electricity-free cleaning equipment such as a brush
for an OA equipment. The
on the PC board may be damaged by static
electricity and will not function correctly.
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Check again that this product is installed and connected correctly to the cabinet. (Refer to the
operation manual of the cabinet and
INSTALLING AND CONNECTING” (p.9 23) on this
operation manual.)
Do not attempt to perform conductivity test using a multi-meter. The IC of the PC
board may be damaged even by the internal voltage of a multi-meter, and may not
function correctly.
Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet, and turn ON the power switch of the cabinet.
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Check again that adjustment is made correctly.
(Refer to “6. ADJUSTMENT FOR OPERATION”
44) on this manual.
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