What to do if the Santint M3 motor does not work?
If the motor of your Santint Dispenser isn't working, there are several potential causes: * **No power:** Check that the plug and wire are in good condition and properly connected. Also, verify that the socket has power. * **Broken fuse:** Replace the fuse. * **Motor disconnected:** Open the motor case and reconnect the motor correctly. * **Motor broken:** Replace the motor.
Why is the Santint Dispenser leaking colorant at the nozzle?
If your Santint Dispenser is leaking colorant at the nozzle, it is likely due to a worn-out O-ring. Replace the O-ring to resolve this issue.
What to do if colorant doesn’t dispense easily from my Santint Dispenser?
If colorant isn’t dispensing easily from your Santint Dispenser, the nozzle may be blocked. Try cleaning the nozzle.
Why is there an uneven flow of colorant from the nozzle during dispensing with my Santint M3 Dispenser?
An uneven flow of colorant from the nozzle during dispensing with your Santint Dispenser can be caused by: * Air bubbles in the cylinder. Refer to "Preparation Before Operation " and allow the bubbles to escape. * Low colorant levels in the canister. Top off the colorant. * Dried deposits of colorant causing blockages. Clean the canister assembly and relevant parts.
What to do if the piston doesn’t move easily in my Santint Dispenser?
If the piston doesn’t move easily in your Santint Dispenser, it could be due to colorant that has dried and hardened in the cylinder. Remove, empty, and thoroughly clean the canister and pump. Then, replenish with new colorant.
Refer to the Installation Guide for detailed installation procedures.
Mix colorants, fill canisters, and purge air from pumps before use.
Instructions for initiating, stopping, and recommended frequency for colorant mixing.
Procedures for rotating and locking the turntable to select the desired nozzle.
Step-by-step guide for dispensing colorants accurately using the gauges.
Daily checks and actions to ensure smooth operation and prevent blockages.
Weekly checks for canister security and gauge condition.
Scheduled maintenance every 3-6 months for base and components.
Annual cleaning of pump inner walls and canisters due to potential colorant buildup.
Guidance on replacing sniff-back pistons and canisters.
Procedure for changing the dispenser nozzle.
Steps for recalibrating the machine when gauges are replaced or dispensing is inaccurate.
Guidelines for machine care during extended periods of non-use to prevent drying.
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