Frymaster II operation manual Problem, Probable Causes, Corrective Action

PROBLEM	Probable Causes	Corrective Action
		B2.The minimum weight that should
		be programmed is .38 lbs. (.17kg).
ERRATIC BATCH	Continued from previous page.	If a weight less than .38 lbs. (.17kg)
		has been programmed and selected,
WEIGHTS ARE
		the unit will dispense batches of
BEING DISPENSED.
		erratic weights. Verify
(Continued from
		programming in accordance with
previous page.)
		instructions in Chapter 2.
	If one of the above actions does not correct	the problem, there may be a problem
	with the load cell. Call FASC.
	A. Fries in hopper are bridging.	A. Clear bridging (i.e., clumps of fries
		stuck together and forming an arch
		over the drum and/or hopper outlet.
	B. Improperly positioned drum and/or	B. Verify that the hopper and drum are
	hopper or improperly positioned	properly installed. If the drum
	dispense chute.	motor does not engage the drum
		properly, the motor may run, but
DRUM MOTOR RUNS		the drum will not turn or may turn
		erratically.
CONTINUOUSLY
UNTIL UNIT TIMES		Verify that the dispense chute is
OUT WITH “CHECK
		properly positioned on the load cell
HOPPER” ERROR,
		arms.
EVEN THOUGH
	C. Batch weight of 2.25 lbs. (1kg) or	C. The maximum weight that the load
HOPPER APPEARS
FULL OR DISPENSE	greater has been programmed.	cell can measure is 2.25 lbs. (1kg).
		If a greater weight is programmed
CHUTE IS FULL.
		and selected, the unit cannot
		“satisfy” the load cell. For best
		operation, the batch weight should
		be kept to 2 lbs. (.9kg) or less.
		Verify programming in accordance
		with instructions in Chapter 2.
	If one of the above actions does not correct	the problem, there may be a problem
	with the load cell. Call FASC.
	A. Unit was not in STANDBY mode	A. The CLEAN mode can only be
	when attempt was made to enter	selected when the unit is in the
	CLEAN mode.	STANDBY mode.
UNIT WILL NOT GO		B. Press the RUN Switch once to
INTO CLEAN MODE.
		place the unit in the STANDBY
		mode, and then press the CLEAN
		Switch.
	If the above action did not correct the problem, call FASC.

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