Synesso Cyncra, Техническое руководство

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Steam Wand
Drip at the Steam Wand Tip:
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Steam valve seal is worn. Replace by installing steam valve rebuilt kit.
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Steam valve is filled with milk residue. Disassemble steam valve and clean.
Wand is Hard to Move or Sticky:
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Remove wand at the nut, clean and lubricate moving parts with food grade grease
Steam
Sudden loss of steam pressure:
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Commonly caused from drawing large amounts of hot water while steaming milk. Allow the
machine time to recover pressure. Check temperature settings on Steam 1 and 2 to make sure
they are high enough for your application. Watch the steam gauge when the pressure drops; allow
the heating elements to heat the incoming cold water. When it reads above 1.1 bar, hot water and
steam may be dispensed again.
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Check the programming keypad to make sure all temperatures, especially in the steam tank, are
close to their set points.
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Check the element breaker on the electronics box to make sure the heating elements are ON
(element switch is to the left).
Steam Tank is overfilling:
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Water is too soft; this occasionally happens with reverse osmosis water filtration systems. The
water level (auto fill) probe needs a minimum mineral content in order to detect water.
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Debris caught in the water control valve or worn out valve.
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Calcium deposits on the fill probe are preventing the probe from detecting the water level.
Steam Valve Stem Seals Leak:
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Replace O-rings. Purchase Rebuild Kit
The Sight Glass shows over or under filled steam tank
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Machine is not level. Check to make sure the surface that holds the machine is level. Slightly
adjust leg height to level the machine.
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Water level is too high; use the hot water spout to drain water from the steam tank. Continue
releasing hot water until the autofill system activates. Once autofill stops, recheck the water level.
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Debris is stuck in the water control fill valve.