Why is my Narvon 378NSSM2 Dispenser not making slush?
Several factors can prevent your Narvon Dispenser from producing slush. Check if the machine is near any heat sources and, if so, relocate it. Ensure the machine has sufficient ventilation by changing its position. A dirty filter can also be the cause, so clean the filter. Finally, verify that the consistency is correctly regulated.
What to do if Narvon 378NSSM2 tap is leaking?
If the tap on your Narvon Dispenser is leaking, the tap seal may need lubrication. Try lubricating the tap seal first. If the leak persists, the seal may be damaged and require replacement.
What to do if the mixer of Narvon Dispenser does not turn?
If the mixer in your Narvon Dispenser isn't turning, it could be due to ice blocks inside the bowl. Activate the Defrost & Slush function to defrost the product, and then ensure the product is homogeneous.
How to fix a noisy Narvon 378NSSM2 mixer?
A noisy mixer in your Narvon Dispenser often indicates that there is not enough product in the bowl. Fill the bowl to the appropriate level.
Why is Narvon 378NSSM2 Dispenser losing product from the rear of the bowl?
Loss of product from the rear of the Narvon Dispenser bowl can occur if the bowl isn't correctly assembled; control bowl assembly. It may also be caused by a bowl seal that needs lubrication, so lubricate the tap seal. If that doesn't solve the issue, the seal might be damaged and need replacement.
Specifies restrictions for children and those with limited capacities using the appliance.
Details actions for stopping the machine, handling blockages, and fire safety.
Outlines necessary conditions for the power outlet and electrical cable.
Details the slush capacity and lists beverages that can be prepared.
Specifies the types of concentrates and products recommended for use.
Identifies essential parts like taps, display, and main switch for user interaction.
Identifies structural elements such as lids, bowls, racks, and feet.
Lists included items such as lubricant and cleaning brushes.
Explains the function of buttons for menu navigation and display indicators.
Chills the product to achieve a slush consistency.
Maintains temperature, saves energy, or activates the mixing arm.
Defrosts product quickly or deactivates all machine functions.
Provides instructions for safely moving and unpacking the machine.
Details environmental and physical requirements for machine placement.
Recommends washing and sanitizing the machine before first use.
Explains premixing products and how to fill the dispenser bowls.
Explains how to use the push and pull tap to serve the product.
Provides steps to address ice crystal formation using DEFROST and SLUSH modes.
Instructs on switching to STANDBY mode for energy saving when closed.
Details how to enter and navigate the user menu.
Guides on setting the slush thickness for each bowl.
Step-by-step guide for the initial installation setup procedure.
Options for setting language, LCD backlight, and restoring defaults.
Instructions for setting date, time, and programming automatic modes.
Guides on how to disassemble the machine and empty the bowls.
Provides methods for cleaning parts using detergent and water.
Explains the three sink method and reassembly of components.
Lists parts that require replacement every six and twelve months.
Lists common alerts and their corresponding solutions for troubleshooting.
Instructions for accessing and navigating the user menu and its parameters.
Refers to subsequent pages for detailed programming options.
Table outlining user parameters and their available settings.
Detailed steps for setting slush consistency and unit installation.
Steps to select the display language and reset maintenance warnings.
How to switch between Celsius/Fahrenheit and restore factory defaults.
Adjusting LCD backlight, bowl lights, and setting date/time.
Setting up timed activation of Standby and Slush modes.
Provides steps to set the correct date and time for the machine.
Solutions for the machine not turning on and for leaks.
Resolving issues with mixer, slush production, and display alarms.
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