TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Problem: | Solution #1: | |
• Increased vibration | Check blade assembly for loose, damaged or | |
• Leaking from bottom of container | nicked components and replace. | |
Solution #2: | ||
• Increased container noise | ||
Tighten retainer nut with retainer nut wrench | ||
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| moving clockwise until it is snug. See page 10. | |
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2. Problem: | Solution #1: | |
• Machine will not run | ||
| firmly in power outlet. | |
| Solution #2: | |
| Check to make sure the ON/OFF Switch is in | |
| the ON position. Check to make sure | |
| switches are clean and moving freely. | |
| Solution #3: | |
| The thermal protector may have shut the | |
| machine off. Turn power off for up to 45 | |
| minutes to reset. Note: Cooling may be | |
| quickened by placing the motor base in a | |
| cool spot. (Unplug first.) Try circulating the air | |
| with a vacuum or fan aimed at the bottom of | |
| the motor base. | |
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3. Problem: | Solution #1: | |
• Loud noise from blade area | Drive socket may be broken. Check for a | |
• Blades don’t spin | fine crack down the center or worn teeth - | |
| replace with a new drive socket (Item | |
| #891). Instructions are included with part. | |
| Solution #2: | |
| Blade bearings need to be replaced. Spin | |
| the blades using the drive spindle at the | |
| bottom of the container. If blades spin freely | |
| with no resistance, replace blade assembly. | |
| See page 10. | |
| Solution #3: | |
| Drive spindle on the blade assembly may be | |
| worn. Check for worn teeth on the drive | |
| spindle of the blade assembly. Replace | |
| blade assembly. See page 10. |
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