To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot Tenco Industrial Equipment when the engine doesn’t start?
If the Tenco Industrial Equipment engine doesn't start, first, check the electricity supply and ensure the plug is properly connected. Next, examine the fuses of the power socket; if they're burnt, disconnect the power cable and unscrew the fuse block to replace them with 1.6 A 250 V fuses. If the device seems to be in a vacuum, raise knob “S” of the float for a few seconds.
How to troubleshoot engine that doesn’t start in Tenco ENOL MASTER Industrial Equipment?
If your Tenco Industrial Equipment engine doesn’t start, first check the electricity supply and ensure the plug is properly connected. If those are fine, the fuses of the power socket may have burnt out. Disconnect the power cable and remove them by unscrewing the fuse block in the socket by one quarter of turn. Check the fuse conditions and if necessary replace them (1,6 A 250 V). Also, if the whole device is in a vacuum, raise the knob of the float for a few seconds.
What to do if liquid doesn’t go into the bottle with Tenco ENOL MASTER Industrial Equipment?
If liquid isn't going into the bottle with your Tenco Industrial Equipment, ensure the engine is on and the bowl cover is properly closed by pushing downwards. Verify that the speed adjuster isn't set to minimum by turning the knob clockwise to maximum. Also: * Check if the “A” suction hole is obstructed. * Blow into the nozzle from the side of the “B” foam recovery hose while raising the “E” closing cone. * Ensure the “C” fluid outflow hole isn't clogged by blowing from the side of the “D” suction pipe, while still raising the “E” closing cone. Adjust the “Z” end side to keep the suction pipe off the demijohn bottom. Replace the bottle if the mouth edge is chipped, or replace the rubber ring of the closing cone if it's broken. Finally, check the 2.02 and 2.06 o-rings on the nozzle...
What to do if liquid doesn’t go into the bottle in Tenco Industrial Equipment?
If the liquid isn't going into the bottle with your Tenco Industrial Equipment, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the engine is on. Verify that the bowl cover is correctly closed by pushing it downwards. Also, check that the speed adjuster isn't set to minimum by turning the knob clockwise to maximum. The nozzles might be clogged; inspect the “A” suction hole for obstructions and blow into the nozzle from the side of the “B” foam recovery hose while raising the “E” closing cone. Clear the “C” fluid outflow hole by blowing from the side of the “D” suction pipe, while raising the “E” closing cone. Adjust the suction pipe to keep it off the demijohn bottom. If the bottle mouth is chipped, replace the bottle. If the rubber ring of the closing cone is broken, replace it. Finally...
Brief introduction to the manual's purpose and context.
Details the vacuum filling machine's specifications and function.
Specifies the types of products the equipment is designed to fill.
Refers to the machine's label for detailed technical specifications.
Outlines user obligations for proper installation and compliance.
Instructions for initial setup, power connection, and machine start.
Crucial warnings and guidelines for safe operation and maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for operating the machine correctly.
Lists potential problems and malfunctions occurring during machine operation.
Provides solutions for common issues encountered during machine use.
General| Brand | Tenco |
|---|---|
| Model | ENOL MASTER |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
