Cleveland SteamCraft V Service Manual page 33

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a. Support the control panel so it doesn't fall when the mourning
screws are removed.
b. DO NOT DISCONNECT any of the control panel wiring.
c. Refer to figure 2-26, and remove the mounting screws. Save the
screws. Place the panel upright at the base of the steamer.
d. Set a magnet over the door switch as shown in figure 2-26.
DAMAGE TO PANEL ELECTRONICS could result from
water splashing or spilling on the circuit board. If water
spills or splashes on the circuit board during the test,
immediately turn power OFF at the disconnect switch.
2. Open the water supply valve to the steamer and open the steamer
drain valve.
3. Turn electricity on at the disconnect switch. Press the POWER touch
pad. Check that the red light over the POWER touch pad is on.
4. Water flows through the steamer and drain. Check for water leakage
at pipe joints and tube connections or unions. Wait for a few
minutes, then look for water leaking from the steam generator.
Repair any leaks before continuing.
5. As illustrated in figure 2-27, use a screwdriver to snort the flood
probe to ground for four seconds. The FLOOD alarm light flashes.
Push the POWER touch pad. The unit will not turn on. The FLOOD
alarm light continues to flash.
6. Be sure the steam generator is completely drained. Press the
POWER touch pad on the Control Panel twice. The unit will dear and
come back on.
7. The red light above the POWER touch pad turns on. The WATER
alarm displays and TIME displays.
8. Close the steam generator drain valve.
9. After about five seconds, the water solenoid operates, filling the
steam generator with water. Check for water leakage around the
steam generator.
10. If the control panel was removed to observe the internal pipes and
fittings, replace it as follows.
Avoid contact with exposed electric circuits.
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