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Page 40
LPH800 TREATER
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Inlet Conveyor will not turn on. 1. Inlet Conveyor proximity
switch is activated.
2. Inlet Conveyor proximity
switch is too sensitive.
3. Overload is tripped.
4. Conveyor is plugged into
wrong outlet on seed treater
panel.
1. Clean proximity switch
2. Adjust the inlet conveyor
proximity switch sensitivity by
turning the adjustment screw
counter-clockwise (page 42).
3. Reset Inlet Conveyor
Overload.
4. Check to make sure the inlet
conveyor is plugged into the
inlet conveyor receptacle.
Pump will not turn off in AUTO
when seed runs out.
1. Proximity switch is dirty.
2. Proximity switch is set too
sensitive.
1. Clean proximity switch.
2. Adjust the pump proximity
switch sensitivity by turning
adjustment screw counter-
clockwise (page 42).
Pump will not turn on in AUTO 1. Proximity switch is not
staying covered.
2. Atomizer is not on.
3. Proximity switch is not sen-
sitive enough.
1. Make sure Proximity Switch is
staying covered with seed
2. Turn on Atomizer. Atomizer
must be on to run pump #1
and #2 in Auto.
3. Adjust pump proximity switch
sensitivity by turning the
adjustment screw clockwise
(page 42).
Inlet conveyor won’t shut off
when hopper is full.
1. Seed is not hitting proximity
switch.
2. Proximity switch is not set
sensitive enough.
3. Inlet Conveyor is plugged
into wrong receptacle.
1. Make sure seed is hitting
proximity switch.
2. Adjust the inlet conveyor
proximity switch by turning the
adjustment screw clockwise
(page 42).
3. Make sure Inlet Conveyor is
plugged inlet conveyor
receptacle.
Troubleshooting
Section
F
Below is a table describing the most frequent problems and solutions with the LPH800
Seed Treater. For further assistance, contact USC at (785) 431-7900.

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