What to do if the screw stops and the circuit breaker trips on my Nidec Mixer?
If the screw stops and the circuit breaker trips on your Nidec Mixer, it could be due to a few reasons. The clay might be too hard during mixing, in which case you should add water to soften it. Alternatively, a large clay lump might be caught between the screw and the case; remove the lump. Finally, there might be too much clay, so remove some of it.
How to fix no clay being extruded from Nidec Mixer?
If no clay is being extruded from your Nidec Mixer, there are a few potential causes. First, ensure that you have enough clay in the case, adding more until it's filled. Second, if the clay in the case is too soft, incorporate slightly harder clay. Lastly, if the clay in the nozzle is hard, you'll need to remove it.
Why is clay not being de-aired in my Nidec Mixer?
If your Nidec Mixer is not de-airing the clay properly, it could be due to a clogged air inlet. Before de-airing, clean the air inlet and its surrounding area. If the air inlet remains clogged during mixing, you may have too much clay, so remove some. Another possible cause is that the de-airing time was too short. Try extending the mixing time in vacuum.
What to do if the vacuum pressure is low on my Nidec Mixer?
If the vacuum pressure is low or the degree of vacuum isn't increasing on your Nidec Mixer, it could be due to a gap between the hopper cover and the case. Clean the mating surfaces of the case and the hopper cover using a wet cloth. Another possibility is that the filter is clogged, so clean the filter.
What to do if clay comes up to the vacuum chamber in Nidec Mixer?
If clay is coming up to the vacuum chamber in your Nidec Mixer, it means there is too much clay. Remove the vacuum chamber cover (acrylic plate) and remove some of the clay.
How to open the hopper cover of Nidec Mixer if it's stuck?
If the hopper cover on your Nidec Mixer won't open even after opening the pressure relief valve, the air inlet might be clogged with clay, keeping the hopper case vacuumed. Insert a thin rod from the nozzle end to allow air to flow into the hopper case.
Why does the clay in the nozzle of my Nidec Mixer become hard?
If the clay in the nozzle of your Nidec Mixer becomes hard, it's likely because the clay has dried out. Clean the nozzle by removing it.
Why is the vacuum pump not working on my Nidec Mixer?
If your Nidec Mixer's vacuum pump is not operating properly, it may be because the hopper case is already vacuumed, preventing the pump valve from being actuated. Open the pressure relief valve to pressurize the hopper, then start operating the vacuum.
What causes rough clay from the Nidec Mixer extruding slot?
If rough-surfaced clay is coming out of the extruding slot of your Nidec Mixer, it's likely due to dry clay stuck inside the nozzle. Clean the inside of the nozzle.
Why is clay extruded as Nidec Mixer rotates?
If clay is being extruded as the Nidec Mixer rotates, the clay is likely too soft. Add slightly harder clay.
Actions for malfunctions and safety considerations for unit installation.
Safety guidelines for the power cord and plug of the unit.
Safety instructions for operating the unit and user limitations.
Safety related to grounding, foreign materials, and maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for mixing clay, including water addition.
Detailed procedure for vacuuming or de-airing the clay.
Instructions for extruding clay from the nozzle.
Steps to take after the pugging process is finished.
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