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5 Troubleshooting Guide
5.1.
SYMPTOM : A.C. motor interrupted when feeding meat (overloaded).
Too hard meat being fed.
Too much meat being fed at once.
Used for too long continuously.
Circuit breaker activated.
5.2.
SYMPTOM : Switch turned on, but A.C. motor failure to start.
Power cord broken.
Lead wire terminal in poor contact.
Switch in poor contact.
Carbon brush worn out.
A.C. motor coil broken.
5.3.
SYMPTOM : A.C. motor running, but feed screw failure to turn.
Gears worn out.
Gears damaged.
Feed screw worn out.
Feed screw damaged.
5.4.
SYMPTOM : A.C. motor running too noisy and meat grinding too slow.
Carbon brush worn out.
Gears worn out or damaged.
Cutting blade or cutting plate worn out.
5.5.
SYMPTOM : A.C. motor running noise unusual.
Foreign mater caught in gears.
Gears worn out or damaged.
5.6.
SYMPTOM : Smell of burning from A.C. motor.
A.C. motor insulation degraded.
Causes
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Causes
Causes
Causes
Causes
Take out the hard meat.
Reduce the meat feed rate.
Follow the specified operating time.
Switch off and on again to reset the breaker.
Replace the power cord.
Repair or replace the lead wire terminal.
Replace the switch.
Replace the carbon brush.
Replace the A.C. motor.
Replace the gears.
Replace the gears.
Replace the feed screw.
Replace the feed screw.
Replace the carbon brush.
Replace the gears.
Replace the cutting blade or cutting plate.
Take out the foreign matter.
Replace the gears.
Replace the A.C. motor.
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