Accu1 Direct ACCU1 9118

Questions and Answers

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Larry SchroederAug 2, 2025
What to do if my Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical will not run?
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  Barbara JohnsonAug 2, 2025
  If your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical unit won't run, consider these potential causes: * The power cord may not be properly plugged in. Remove the plug, inspect the ends, and firmly plug it back in. * There might be a loose wire in the power cord. Inspect the leads for any faults and tighten them. * The main power switch could be off. Verify the switch position and turn it on. * The circuit breakers might not be staying on. Check to ensure adequate power supply.
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jocelyn41Aug 7, 2025
Why is the blower running but the material feeder not working on my Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical?
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  Nicole MillerAug 7, 2025
  If the blower is running but the material feeder isn't on your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical, here are a few things to check: * The drive motor thermal protector may need to be reset after cooling. Look for the rubber button on the side of the motor box and reset it (you should hear a noticeable click). * There could be obstructions in the agitator hopper or in the airlock. Unplug the machine first, then remove any obstructions. * Electrical connectors might be loose at the terminal block on the panel edge. Check the wires from the blower and motor, and tighten the terminals. * The drive belt might be slipping. Remove any oil from the belt and ensure it's at the proper tension.
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John RoblesAug 11, 2025
What to do if Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical runs without moving material?
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  Elizabeth SimmonsAug 11, 2025
  If your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical runs but doesn't move material, consider the following: * The material meter might be at a zero setting. Adjust it for proper flow. * The hose could be clogged, kinked, or pinched, stopping material flow. Check the hose by leaving only the blower on and clear the flow passage. * Material blockage may be recurring. Leave the blower on continuously. * There might be a material blockage between the blower and airlock chamber. Take the connector hose apart and purge it with the blower on. * Material may continue to clog the hose. Adjust the motor speed or material meter.
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Jason HobbsAug 16, 2025
Why is the air flow low in my Accu1 Direct ACCU1 9118?
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  Kathryn CurtisAug 17, 2025
  If you're experiencing low air flow with your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical, here's what to investigate: * The filters might be dirty. Clean them by tapping or replace them. * The hose length could be longer than necessary. Shorten the hose to the shortest usable length. * The airflow control might be set improperly. Check the control setting and reset it. * Seals in the airlock (vane feeders) could be leaking or making noise. Remove the old seals and replace them with new ones.
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mendeztracyAug 21, 2025
What to do if my Accu1 Direct ACCU1 9118 Industrial Electrical remote will not operate?
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  brittanyjohnsonAug 21, 2025
  If the remote for your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical isn't working, try these steps: * Ensure the main power switch is on. Check all settings and turn it on. * Verify the remote cord is plugged in. Check the connections and plug it in securely. * The cord might be faulty. Bypass the remote cord, plug in, and test at the machine. Replace the faulty part if needed. * The transformer could be burned out. Check the remote cord to read 24 volts; replace the transformer if necessary.
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Robert GarciaAug 27, 2025
Why does the blower run slow and the drive motor not start on my Accu1 Direct ACCU1 9118?
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  Theresa WilliamsAug 27, 2025
  If the blower runs slowly and the drive motor won't start on your Accu1 Direct Industrial Electrical, consider these possibilities: * There may be a chemical or temperature freeze in the airlock chamber. Lubricate the airlock with a light spray of WD-40, but never use oil. * The machine might be receiving low voltage. Use a 10-3 power cord and/or check the power supply to provide higher voltage. * The generator could be faulty. Use a 10-3 power cord and/or check the power supply; replace the part.