Xeda International CEDAX ELECTROFOG EWV10, Instruction Manual

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EWV
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PROBLEMS, CAUSES
AND REMEDIES
ELECTROFOG
8. PROBLEMS, CAUSES AND REMEDIES
The following is a list of possible faults that may occur
during machine operation.
ATTENTION
Repairs must be carried out by a specialised and
suitable trained technician.
Problem Cause Remedy
The machine does not start and the
blue light on the control panel is off
No power
Check that the power plug is connected
to the mains socket
Check that the main switch on the
panel is rotated to position "I”
Fuse blown
Check that the fuses are working
correctly
Low water level indicator light is on Insufficient water in tank Fill the tank
Power failure indicator light is on
No power phase
Check the presence of the three phases.
Check the socket and cable extensions
Fuse blown
Check that the fuses are working
correctly
Motor overheated
Reset the thermal value and check the
set value
The thermostats turn on, but the fan
does not start
Fuse blown Check that the fuse is working correctly
Faulty fan (*) (*) Replace the fan
Thermostat shows ----
Faulty probe (*) (*) Replace the probe
Probe extension interrupted (*) Replace probe extension
Probe fitting defective Check probe plug
Temperature is unstable during
treatment
Lumps in the aerosol product Shake the drum thoroughly
Faulty pump vacuum Check pump and vacuum pipe
Air ingress in the vacuum system Use water to check correct operation
The machine does not heat the aerosol
product
Fuse blown Check that the fuse is working correctly
Faulty heating element
(*) Replace the heating element after
checking with an ohmmeter
During treatment, the pump knob is not
at the centre of its flow rate, but almost
at the maximum
Faulty pump vacuum Check pump and vacuum pipe
Air ingress in the vacuum system Use water to check correct operation
During treatment, the pump knob is not
at the centre of its flow rate, but almost
at minimum
Fuse blown Check that the fuse is working correctly
Faulty heating element
(*) Replace the heating element after
checking with an ohmmeter
Heating element temperature is too
high (left thermometer is above 650°C)
Tube clogged
Check that the tube is not partially
obstructed
Faulty fan (*) Replace the fan
IMPORTANT
(*) These operations must be carried out by
companies approved and agreed with Cedax;
please refer to Annex 2.