TROUBLESHOOTING
There are no user serviceable parts in the Generator. All repair should be performed by a qualified service person. For additional assistance or the factory authorized service person nearest you call the Service Department at
SYMPTOMS | PROBABLE CAUSES | ACTION TO BE TAKEN | |
Control won't | Improper power supplied (no | 1. a. Make sure circuit breaker is "ON". | |
turn "ON" | power). |
| b. Using a voltmeter, check the voltage across the two fuses on the "PCA" |
(Control light | Control improperly conntected. |
| printed circuit assembly. Voltage should be 208V / 240V. |
off). | "PCA" printed circuit assembly |
| c. Check fuses on the PCA. If fuse(s) are blown, replace with Buss# |
| is faulty. |
| MDL 15/100 or equivalent fuse. If the fuse blows again - call |
| Control cable is faulty. |
| Service Department. |
| Contol is faulty. | 2. | Check control(s) installed per Section |
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| 3. | Replace PCA printed circuit assembly - call Service Department. |
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| 4. Replace control cable - call Service Department. | |
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| 5. | Replace the control - call Service Department. |
Control "OFF". | Water solenoid valve is stuck | 1. Turn off power to the generator. If the water stops, go to step 3. | |
(Control light off) | open. | 2. a. Remove the water solenoid valve, dissassemble, clean, | |
Water won'tshut | "PCA" printed circuit assembly |
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off and runs out | is faulty. |
| b. Replace valve - call Service Department. |
of the steam |
| 3. | Replace the "PCA" printed circuit assembly - call Service Department. |
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Control "ON". | "PCA" printed circuit assembly | 1. Check that the blue wire is properly attached to the water level probe. | |
(Control light | is faulty. | 2. | Check that the generator is properly grounded. |
on) Water won't | Connection between the blue | 3. | Check the green ground wires to the "PCA" printed circuit assembly. |
shut off and runs | wire and the water level probe | 4. Replace the "PCA" printed circuit assembly - Service Department. | |
out of the steam | is faulty. |
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head. | Unit improperly grounded. |
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Control "ON" | No water supplied (turned off?) | 1. Check for proper water supply (Supply valve "on"). Check for closed drain valve. | |
(Control light | Plugged water solenoid valve. | 2. | Remove the blue wire from the level probe. If the unit fills, clean or replace the |
on), Tank | Water solenoid valve is faulty. |
| level probe. |
drained. | "PCA" printed circuit assembly | 3. | Reconnect the shortest wire to the level probe. At the water valve solenoid, slide |
Unit won'tfill. | is faulty. |
| back the blue connector enough to get the voltmeter probes on the solenoid |
| Level probe is faulty. |
| terminals. Measure the voltage across the solenoid terminals. If it is not 208V /, |
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| 240V replace the printed circuit assembly. If 208V / 240V is found proceed |
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| with steps 4 & 5. |
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| 4. Remove water solenoid valve; disassemble, clean, reassemble, and check for | |
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| proper operation. |
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| 5. | Replace the water solenoid valve - call Service Department. |
(Auto Drain Only | "PCA" printed circuit assembly | 1. a. Make sure 25 minutes has elasped. | |
Installations) | is faulty. |
| b. Disconnect drain valve wires. If drain valve opens replace "PCA". |
Control turned | Drain valve may be clogged | 2. a. Disassemble drain valve and clean. | |
"OFF" tank | with calcium. |
| b. Clean tank using deliming solution |
does not drain |
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after 25 minutes |
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and motorized |
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drain valve stays closed.
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