Troubleshooting - Fimar H/220 Use And Maintenance

Important
Only clean with food safe detergents. Never use corrosive or flammable cleaning
products or products that contain substances harmful to human health.
For long periods of disuse, after cleaning and turning off appliance power (or unplug-
ging the power cord), adequately cover it to keep it clean.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The purpose of the following information is to help the operator to identify and correct
any anomalies or malfunctions that may occur during use.
If one of the faults listed in the table occurs, inform the manufacture to actively contrib-
ute in developing new solutions and improving construction techniques.
Some faults may be resolved by the user, others require specific technical skills or abil-
ities and must only be performed by qualified personnel with recognised experience in
the specific sector.
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Important
Do not remove internal appliance parts.
The manufacturer is not liable for any machine tampering!
Table 2: Operating malfunctions
Problem
The equipment does not start.
The appliance does not start
and emits a continuous noise
like a hum (only for three-phase
powered appliances)
Blade rotation direction is
incorrect (only for three-phase
powered appliances).
The appliance starts but the
indicator light does not turn on.
The appliance vibrates, the
electric motor overheats and a
bad odour is emitted when
running.
Causes
No mains power.
Blade cover incorrectly
assembled.
The electric motor is operating
with single-phase current.
Electrical mains circuit fault.
Appliance power phase wires
are incorrectly connected.
Indicator light broken.
Electric motor or transmission
unit fault.
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Solutions
Make sure the electrical mains
are correctly connected.
Contact your dealer or
authorised service centre.
Check correct assembly.
Stop the appliance and have an
expert technician check the
electrical mains circuit.
Have an expert technician
invert power wires.
Contact your dealer or
authorised service centre.
Use the specific turnbuckle
(under the base, next to the
motor) to tension the belt. If the
problem persists, contact your
dealer or authorised service
centre.
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