12 - CAUSES FOR OPERATING FAILURES OR ANOMALIES (TROUBLESHOOTING)
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The coffee dosing grinder does not | 1. | Electric plug disconnected | 1. | Insert the plug into the socket |
switch on | 2. | Electricity does not reach the equipment | 2. | Check the electricity supply cable |
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Mechanical block | 1. | Presence of a foreign body between the | 1. | Remove any foreign body from the grinding |
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| parts, by slightly loosening the regulation ring nut |
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| and then restart; subsequently tighten the regulation |
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| ring nut according to its original position. |
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Motor block | 1. | The equipment is overheated | 1. | Let the equipment cool down before restarting it |
| 2. | In the event of | 2. | Replace the condenser |
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The dosing device does not run | 1. | Gearing spring breakdown | 1. | Refer to qualified staff |
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The dosing lever does not move | 1. | Backward spring breakdown | 1. | Refer to qualified staff |
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Very thin powder mixed with | 1. | Grinding parts are used | 1. Refer to qualified staff | |
bigger fragments |
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Before the substitution of the grinding parts the quantity of the grinded coffee should be approximately of 400 Kg.
According to the daily use, the substitution should be done in accordance with the following:
1 Kg. of coffee per day: | substitution once a year |
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substitution every | |
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substitution every | |
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