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4.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubles Causes Solutions
Engine doesn’t start 1) no electricity supply
2) plug not connected
3) the fuses of the power socket may have
burnt out (fig. 4)
4) the whole device is in a vacuum
1) check
2) check
3) 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)
4) raise knob of the float for few seconds (fig. 7)
Liquid doesn’t go into
the bottle
1) engine off
2) the bowl cover is improperly closed
3) the speed adjuster is improperly set to
minimum
4) the nozzles are clogged
5) the suction pipe is resting on the
demijohn bottom
6) the bottle mouth edge is chipped
7) the rubber ring of the closing cone is
broken
8) the nozzles fail to slide properly
1) check
2) close it well by pushing downwards
3) turn the knob clockwise to maximum (fig. 8)
4) check whether 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. Further, check that the “C” fluid outflow
hole is not clogged by blowing from the side of
the “D” suction pipe, while still raising the “E”
closing cone. (fig. 13)
5) adjust the end side to mantain the suction pipe at
a certain distance from the bottom
6) replace the bottle
7) replace it
8) check the 2.02 and 2.06 o-rings. (see exploded
drawing). Grease nozzles with vaseline oil (see
4.03 on the exploded drawing)
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