TROUBLESHOOTING
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Machine will not start or stops | 1. | Machine | plug not | installed | Make sure machine is securely | |||
while operating and won't restart. |
| securely into receptacle. | plugged into receptacle. |
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| 2. | Feed cylinder not locked in | Make sure feed cylinder is locked | |||||
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| 3. | Feed hopper locking knob not | Turn feed hopper locking knob | |||||
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| counterclockwise | to the | locked | ||
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| position. |
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| 4. | Pusher plate feed attachment | Move pusher | plate | feed | |||
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| feed cylinder and lower pusher | |||
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| 5. | Locking handle not in correct | Raise the locking handle to the | |||||
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| locked position. |
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| 6. | Fuse or | circuit | breaker | Check for blown fuses or fuses | |||
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| interrupting power. |
| with wrong amperage. |
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| 7. | Broken wire or connection. | Pull electrical cord from receptacle | |||||
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Low output or poor cutting results. | 1. | Wrong cutting tool used. | See Cutting Tool Guide in this | |||||
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| 2. | Wrong combination of dicing | See Cutting Tool Guide in this | |||||
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| grid and slicing tool when dicing | manual. |
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| tools is too large). |
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| 3. | Decoring | screw or | agitator | Install decoring screw or agitator | |||
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| device not installed. |
| device to the machine. |
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| 4. | Problem with blade or grating | Make sure blades or grating plates | |||||
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| 5. | Speed control switch not in | Place speed control switch in | |||||
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| correct position. |
| Position 1 for dicing, and in | ||||
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| Position 2 for all other cutting. | |||
| 6. | Feeding pressure too heavy. | Provided the blades and grating | |||||
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| plates are sharp, a light pressure | |||
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| give the best cutting results. | |||
| 7. | Make sure the ejector plate is | ||||||
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| possibly due to ejector plate | always installed when cutting. | |||||
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| not in place or container is full. |
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