Problem |
| Possible Cause |
| Solution |
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The OIL LED is on. |
| • Oil tank is empty |
| • Refill the oil tank | |
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| • A |
| • Open the | |
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| the oil tank might be closed |
| • Change the oil filter, or clean out | |
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| • Oil flow from the oil tank may be |
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| any obstructions in the pipe | ||
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| obstructed; the oil filter may be |
| between the oil tank and the | |
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| clogged |
| Dripmaster inlet | |
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| • Oil blockage between the |
| • Clean out any obstructions in | |
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| Dripmaster outlet pipe and the |
| the pipe between the | |
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| Dripmaster outlet and the line- | ||
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| flows from a |
| shaft. | |
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| hose |
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| Note: Reset the system after fixing |
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| the problem. See Resetting |
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| the Dripmaster on page 18. |
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| After restoration, the |
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| counter displays 00, and the |
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| drip search function causes |
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| the motor to open the |
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| needle valve until drops are |
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| detected, after which normal |
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| stabilization occurs. |
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