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R
eliant
3700 M
anual
4
Operational Troubleshooting
This table is intended to provide you with quick solutions to the more common day-to-day problems you may
encounter. For additional troubleshooting information, refer to the Technical Troubleshooting section.
1. Check that the switch is pressed to "On"
(or "__" position).
2. Check and secure power cord at AC
outlet.
3. Check and secure cord at AC power inlet
(rear of feeder).
4. Check and secure cable connections.
Replace if necessary.
5. Consult with a qualified technician.*
6. Consult with a qualified technician.*
7. Consult with a qualified technician.*
1. Review gate assembly adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
2. Review back wedge adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
3. Rotate O-rings. Or, if applicable, replace
angled edge (see Section 5, Inspection
and Care, for procedure). If wear is
excessive, consult with a qualified
technician.*
4. Check product and source.
5. Check product and source.
1. See "Feeding Doubles" above.
2. Review photo sensor adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
1. Review loading the product in Section 3,
How to Operate.
2. Adjust the side guides farther apart to
allow freedom of movement between
sheets.
3. Consult with a qualified technician.*
4. Review loading the product in Section 3,
How to Operate, or review back wedge
adjustment in Section 2, Preparing for
Operation.
5. Review gate assembly adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
6. Remove product from stack. Test again.
1. On/Off switch in "Off" (or "
O
" position).
2. Power cord loose or not plugged into
outlet (or AC power source).
3. Female end of power cable loose or
not plugged into AC power inlet at rear
of feeder.
4. Faulty external run input connection or
cable.
5. No voltage is being applied to the
external run input connection.
6. Faulty safety interlock switch.
7. Blown fuse.
1. Gate assembly improperly adjusted
(possibly more than one sheet
thickness).
2. Back wedge improperly adjusted.
3. Worn O-rings (or if applicable, angled
edge).
4. Product interlocking.
5. Static buildup.
1. Possible overlapping.
2. Photo sensor not adjusted properly;
may be "seeing" background objects.
1. Product stack weight is too low when
stack height is down, resulting in
reduction of down pressure.
2. Binding in side guides.
3. Slippery feed belts (product buildup).
4. Sheet adhesion or interlocking
between the bottom and next sheet.
5. Gate assembly may be down too tight.
6. Too much weight in hopper.
No AC power to feeder
Feeding doubles
Continuous feeding
and timing out
Feed belts are
operating, but product
not feeding
Problem Cause Solution