TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.) |
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PROBLEM |
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Water will not heat or display shows |
| 4. Tank heaters |
| Remove power from the brewer. |
HEATING TIME TOO LONG. |
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| Check for continuity between the |
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| white terminal of the terminal block |
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| (or red terminal on 208/240V mod- |
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| els) and the black wire on the relay |
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| on the control board (Toggle switch |
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| must be in |
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| on 208V and 240V models). There |
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| should be a low OHM reading. If |
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| not continuity is present, check for |
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| a wiring or switch problem (consult |
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| wiring schematic), then replace the |
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| tank heater if no wiring or switch |
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| problem is found. |
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| 5. Control Board |
| Remove power from the brewer. |
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| Connect a voltmeter across the |
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| tank heater. Reapply power to the |
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| brewer and refer to testing outputs |
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| on page 56. If the voltage measured |
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| when the tank heater is turned on |
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| is very low or zero, then substitute |
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| a control board know to be good |
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| working order. |
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