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Document No. : CSW-07-081-18028
GC9610 – GC9650
Repair Instruction
Due to the high wattage of the iron, only the specified cord set must be used.
Should damage be observed on the CORDSET, it must be replaced. Continued usage is not allowed.
After the product has been repaired, it should function properly and has to meet the safety requirements & legal
regulation as laid down & officially established at this moment.
The following tests are common checks that are conducted on a repaired product before it is returned to the
consumer.
1. Soleplate temperature
Check the soleplate temperature is within IEC requirement.
2. Leakage current
Check that leakage current is within IEC requirement. Measure leakage current between LIVE/NEUTRAL &
EARTH. IEC requirement is that at 230 V supply, the EARTH leakage current must be less than 0.75 mA.
3. Water leakage / Functionality
Check that there is no water leakage from any part of product during operation. Check that the functionality of
the product (product dependent) eg. Steaming, variable steam, SOS, ASO etc is working properly.
4. Loose part
Check that there are no loose parts eg. Extra screws in the product that can cause short-circuit or product
malfunctions.
5. Fuse open circuit
When replacing fuse, to also service the water tubes which is probably choked with calc.
6. Screws (A to M)
Screws should be as per the Original disassemble from product.
7. Self-Check mode
7.1 Introduction of Self-Check mode
Self-Check mode is NOT an exhaustive diagnosis, but a quick preliminary check on all the hardware
function. Further test and troubleshooting may still be required by Service Center to identify the root
cause.
4239.0 Before start Self-Check mode, please do the following checking
i. Make sure Soleplate is cold (< 100 °C)
ii. Make sure Boiler is cold (< 100 °C)
iii. Make sure Boiler is empty
iv. Water tank with water above min mark
v. Water tank is NOT attached to the system
vi. Power meter in place to monitor system power
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