To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment valve not shut off?
If the valve on your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment will not shut off, the solenoid plunger may be sticking. In this case, replace the solenoid coil.
What causes miscellaneous leakage in Lancer Commercial Food Equipment?
Miscellaneous leakage in Lancer Commercial Food Equipment can arise from a gap between parts, in which case you should tighten the appropriate retaining screws. It can also be caused by damaged or improperly installed O-rings, so replace or adjust the appropriate O-rings.
Why is there insufficient soda flow in my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment?
If you're experiencing insufficient soda flow with your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment, the issue could stem from a few causes. First, check that the incoming CO pressure is between 70 psi (0.483 MPa) and 80 psi (0.552 MPa). Also, ensure the shutoff on the mounting block is fully open. Finally, foreign debris in the soda flow control can cause this problem; remove the soda flow control from the valve and clean out any foreign material.
What to do if my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment's push chute opens the ice door, but the motor doesn't run?
If the ice door opens when you push the chute, but the motor doesn't run on your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment, make sure the wiring harness is properly plugged in. If it is, the PC board or the motor itself might be defective, requiring replacement.
What to do if my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment is leaking water continually at connections?
If your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment is continually leaking water at the connections, start by tightening the water connections. If the leaking persists, the flare seal washer may be the issue, and you should replace it.
How to resolve insufficient syrup flow in Lancer Commercial Food Equipment?
To resolve insufficient syrup flow in your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment, check the CO pressure to the BIB pumps and adjust it to 80 psi (0.552 MPa), ensuring it remains between 70 psi (0.483 MPa) minimum and not exceeding the manufacturer’s recommendations. Make sure the shutoff on the mounting block is fully open. Inspect the syrup flow control for any foreign debris, removing it from the valve and cleaning it. If these steps don't work, the BIB pump may be defective and need replacement.
What to do if my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment's ice chute doesn't respond when pushed?
If the ice chute on your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment doesn't respond when pushed, check the following: Ensure the dispenser is connected to a power source. Verify the key switch is in the 'on' position. If the dispenser is in sleep mode, touch the screen, wait, and enter the code. Check that the wiring harness is plugged in. If none of these resolve the issue, the PC board may be defective and need replacement. Also, check the voltage to the power supply and the fuses for any malfunctions.
Why is there water leaking around the nozzle of my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment?
If you notice water leaking around the nozzle of your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment, it's likely due to a damaged or improperly installed O-ring on the nozzle. If the O-ring is damaged, replace it. If it's improperly installed, adjust it.
How to fix erratic ratio in Lancer Commercial Food Equipment?
To fix an erratic ratio in your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment, start by checking the incoming water and/or syrup supply to ensure they are at the minimum flowing pressure and adjust if necessary. Also, inspect the water and/or syrup flow control for foreign debris; remove the flow control from the suspected valve and clean out any foreign material. Finally, a CO regulator malfunction could be the cause, so repair or replace the CO regulator.
What to do if my Lancer Commercial Food Equipment has insufficient water flow for plain water drinks?
If your Lancer Commercial Food Equipment has insufficient water flow for plain water drinks, first verify that the incoming supply water pressure to the plain water inlet is a minimum of 75 psi (0.516 MPa) and a maximum of 125 psi (0.862 MPa). Ensure the shutoff on the mounting block is fully open. Check for any foreign debris in the water flow control by removing it from the valve and cleaning it. Lastly, consider if there's a water filtration problem and service the water system as needed.
General| Brand | lancer |
|---|---|
| Model | IBD Bold 30i |
| Category | Commercial Food Equipment |
| Language | English |
