Fault Identification - Cornelius TS-009 Repair Manual

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7. Parts Overview (Continued)
Detail of Control Panel Displays:
TS-009AS TS-009A

8. Fault Identification

8.1 Machines returned for repair will rarely have an accurate
technical description of the suspected fault. 'Not Working', 'Not
Freezing', 'Noisy' or no stated reason are the most common
complaints. Normally any reported faults should not be believed,
although they should be borne in mind whilst carrying out the
following fault identification methodology. The order in which the
checks are to be carried out is a recommended sequence,
experience may lead to faster ways of finding faults. However as a
full record of checks and inspections carried out may need to be
kept, it is suggested that this sequence is followed.
8.2 The first step is a visual inspection of the equipment in order to
determine any physical damage to the unit and its mains electricity
lead, and to determine the condition of the 13 Ampere fuse. Mains
leads and fuses should be replaced as appropriate.
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