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SCA 1200HT User Manual
Problem
Probable
Causes
What to Do
Liquid temperature is
too high
Error Code:
EO = over
temperature
Check the indicator lights on the right side of the
display control panel. If the Alert light is on, open
the lid and lift the part basket from the tank. Let the
liquid cool and try starting the cycle again. If it
overheats a second time, contact technical support.
ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND
EYEWEAR WHEN MANIPULATING THE PART
BASKET.
NEVER PLACE YOUR FACE NEAR THE TANK
WHEN REMOVING THE LID, VAPORS FROM
THE CLEANING SOLUTION MAY CAUSE EYE
AND RESPIRATORY IRRITATION.
Over-temperature
sensor has tripped
A resettable over temperature sensor located on
the back wall of the tank turns off the unit if the
temperature of the bath exceeds 95ºC. For
instructions on resetting this sensor, contact
technical support.
Pump or Heater
have failed
Contact technical support.
Buzzer is going
off
Silence the
buzzer by
pressing the
button
Liquid level is too
high or too low
Check the indicator lights on the right side of the
control panel. If either level indicator is on, add or
remove water from the tank until the indicators go
off.
ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND
EYEWEAR WHEN ADDING OR REMOVING
LIQUID FROM THE TANK.
Liquid temperature is
too high
Error Code:
EO = over
temperature
Check the indicator lights on the right side of the
control panel. If the Alert Indicator light is on
remove the lid and lift the part basket from the tank.
Let the liquid cool and try starting the cycle again.
If it overheats a second time, contact technical
support.
ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND
EYEWEAR WHEN MANIPULATING THE PART
BASKET.
NEVER PLACE YOUR FACE NEAR THE TANK
WHEN REMOVING THE LID, VAPORS FROM
THE CLEANING SOLUTION MAY CAUSE EYE
AND RESPIRATORY IRRITATION.
Sensor failure,
power supply failure,
or pump failure.
Error Codes:
ES = Vcc out of
range, power supply
error
If the Alert Indicator light is also illuminated this is
indicative of one of several types of failures.
Contact technical support.
