Why is my Taylor R280 cabinet not cooling as expected?
The cabinet may not be cooling because the door was left open for too long, or the power was left on while defrosting. Ensure there are no obstructions near the condensing unit inlet grill. Inspect and clean the condenser filter and/or coil if needed.
What to do if the high-pressure switch for the refrigeration system has tripped on my Taylor R280?
A tripped high-pressure switch could be due to restricted airflow across the condensing unit, often caused by a dirty or plugged condenser filter or coil. Check for any obstructions near the condensing unit inlet grill. Inspect and clean the condenser filter and/or coil.
Why are the fry loads incorrect with my Taylor R280?
Incorrect fry loads may occur if the hopper parts are not correctly assembled. Verify the hopper assembly and its placement.
What to do if there is a large shift in the tare (empty) reading for the left side’s scale input on my Taylor R280 Dispenser?
A large shift in the tare reading could be due to an obstruction of the scale or loss of calibration. Verify the accumulator housings and flap doors are properly assembled. Check for obstructions, like fries, under the accumulator doors. Ensure the shaft collars are pushed back to the e-clips near the back wall. If no obstruction is found, calibrate the scale.
What to do if there is a large shift in the tare (empty) reading for the right side’s scale input on my Taylor R280?
A large shift in the tare reading could be due to an obstruction of the scale or loss of calibration. Verify the accumulator housings and flap doors are properly assembled. Check for obstructions, like fries, under the accumulator doors. Ensure the shaft collars are pushed back to the e-clips near the back wall. If no obstruction is found, calibrate the scale.
What to do if the accumulator doors are not closing on my Taylor R280 Dispenser?
If the accumulator doors are not closing, it could be because the positioning information has been lost. Use diagnostic function d09 to manually operate and close the doors. If the doors return to the open position, restore the defaults, then use function d09 to close the doors. Calibrate (U2) both sides.
Why is my Taylor R280 not dispensing fries into the basket, and the accumulator doors are not opening?
The dispenser might not be dispensing fries because the fry load target weight has not been met, indicated by a low fry indicator. Verify there are fries on the accumulator doors waiting to be dispensed.
What causes the timeout error for the left accumulator motor home sensor on my Taylor R280 Dispenser?
A timeout error could be caused by a disconnected or faulty accumulator encoder, a damaged encoder vane, broken accumulator linkage, an accumulator motor fault, or a controller fault. Verify the accumulator encoder wiring at the controller board is secure and the vane is in place and undamaged. Check the accumulator linkage to ensure it is undamaged.
What causes the timeout error for the right accumulator motor home sensor on my Taylor R280 Dispenser?
A timeout error could be caused by a disconnected or faulty accumulator encoder, a damaged encoder vane, broken accumulator linkage, an accumulator motor fault, or a controller fault. Verify the accumulator encoder wiring at the controller board is secure and the vane is in place and undamaged. Check the accumulator linkage to ensure it is undamaged.
What to do if the input from the cabinet or refrigeration control temperature probe is out of range on my Taylor Dispenser?
An out-of-range temperature probe input usually means the temperature probe has failed or become disconnected. Verify the temperature probes wires are properly secured at the controller board.
Details electrical requirements, dimensions, and operational specifications.
Covers essential safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the dispenser.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the dispenser components.
Procedures for initial setup and powering on the dispenser.
Covers loading hoppers, auto-reduction, daily closing, and defrost procedures.
Explains menu structures for user functions, manager settings, and diagnostics.
Information on detecting, understanding, and resetting various error codes.
Common problems, probable causes, and corrective actions for error codes.
Procedures for scale, target weight, and temperature probe calibration.
Identifies all components via diagrams and part numbers.
Details operation, defrost, maintenance, components, and circuit schematics.
Comprehensive wiring diagram of the dispenser's electrical systems.
Outlines terms and conditions for equipment and parts warranties.
Procedures for obtaining warranty/non-warranty service and contact information.
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