What causes a Taylor C723's draw valve to leak?
A leaking draw valve on your Taylor Freezer can be caused by worn or missing draw valve o-rings, which should be replaced regularly. Inadequate lubrication on the draw valve o-rings can also lead to leaks, so lubricate properly. Ensure you are using the correct type of lubricant, such as Taylor Lube High Performance.
What should I do if the Taylor Freezer shuts off and produces a fault tone?
If your Taylor Freezer shuts off and produces a fault tone, it indicates a fault alert. Check the fault screen in the operator's menu for details. Insufficient air space around the unit can also cause this, so ensure adequate air space.
What to do if the Taylor C723 compressor will not run?
If the compressor on your Taylor Freezer isn't running, there could be several reasons. First, ensure the power switch is in the “ON” position. If it is, check that you've selected the correct key for AUTO operation. Also, the fuse or circuit breaker may have blown, so replace the fuse or turn on the breaker. Another potential cause is a tripped overload; in this case, turn the power switch off, let the compressor cool, and then turn the power switch back on. Finally, the contactor or compressor itself might be faulty, requiring replacement. If the beater motor is off on reset, press the reset button.
What causes a plugged door spout in my Taylor C723 Freezer?
A plugged door spout in your Taylor Freezer can be caused by poor scraping, which can be resolved by replacing the scraper blades. Damaged draw valve o-rings can also cause this issue, so replace the o-rings. Additionally, inspect the beater assembly and rear shell bearing for damage or wear, replacing them if necessary.
Why does my Taylor Freezer have low overrun?
Low overrun in your Taylor Freezer can be caused by bad scraper blades, which should be replaced. It can also be caused by long “ON” cycles, see problem #2.
Why is the liquid line hot on my Taylor C723 Freezer?
A hot liquid line on your Taylor Freezer indicates a shortage of refrigerant. To resolve this, repair the leak and recharge the system.
What causes excessive mix leakage through the rear of my Taylor Freezer into the drip pan?
Excessive mix leakage through the rear of your Taylor Freezer into the drip pan can be caused by a worn or missing drive shaft seal, which should be replaced if worn, nicked, or missing. Inadequate lubrication can also lead to this issue, so ensure proper lubrication. Lastly, check the gear alignment, as a drive shaft rotating forward can contribute to leakage.
What should I do if my Taylor C723 isn't operating in any mode?
If your Taylor Freezer isn't operating when placed in any mode, first ensure the unit is plugged in. If it is, check the circuit breaker to see if it's turned off or if a fuse has blown; turn on the circuit breaker or replace the fuse. Also, verify that the power switch is in the “ON” position.
Why is the head pressure too high in my Taylor C723 Freezer?
If the head pressure in your Taylor Freezer is too high, the condenser may be dirty and needs cleaning. Check the adjustment and water supply of the water valve, as it may be out of adjustment or restricted. Ensure there is sufficient air space around the unit. The refrigerant charge might be too high, requiring correction. Additionally, the blower could be faulty and need replacement.
What to do if my Taylor Freezer shows a 'Product Door Off' message?
If your Taylor Freezer displays a 'Product Door Off' message, first check if the door is off or loose; if so, install the door and tighten the hand screws. If the door is properly installed, the door switch might be faulty and need replacement. Ensure the door switch is fully inserted. In some cases, the 24V relay could be faulty, requiring replacement, or there might be low voltage from the 24V transformer, necessitating a check of the power supply connections and potential transformer replacement.
General| Type | Soft Serve Freezer |
|---|---|
| Mix Flow | Gravity |
| Number of Flavors | 2 + Twist |
| Electrical | 208-230/60/1 |
| Freezing Cylinder Size | 3.4 qt (3.2 L) |
Safety precautions for installing the machine.
Reviewing the installation area for hazards.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections.
Safety precautions and information regarding refrigerant.
Critical safety warnings and operational guidelines.
Further safety warnings, handling instructions, and operational restrictions.
Guidelines for safe operation, machine placement, and environmental factors.
Accessing and navigating the manager's menu with access code.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the machine's internal parts.
Detailed steps for sanitizing the machine and its parts.
Procedure for priming the freezer with fresh mix.
Detailed steps for manual brush cleaning of parts.
Precautions and procedures for winter storage.
Troubleshooting problems with product dispensing.
Troubleshooting mix temperature and operational problems.
Lists items not covered by the equipment warranty.
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