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YER YER
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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
Basket does not lower,
when the timer control
pushbutton is pressed
after the timer control
knob is set to a time
value. (Continued)
5. Timer has failed. (Continued)
6. Microswitch (controlling the lift motor) has
failed.
5.
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button to start the timer opera-
tion. If the basket does not
lower into the kettle, the timer
has failed and must be
replaced.
To confirm that the timer is
defective, connect a wire as a
short circuit between the wire
terminals marked “C” (white
wire) and “NO” (left motor:
blue wire; right motor: brown
wire) on the respective timer.
If the lift motor now operates
to lower the basket, the timer
has failed and must be re-
placed.
If the lift motor still does not
operate, the microswitch or the
motor may have failed. Refer
to Cause 6 of this problem.
6. Set a time value using the timer
control knob; press the push-
button to start the timer opera-
tion. Check for 120-volt power
by measuring between the “C”
terminal (white wire) and the
“NO” terminal (left motor:
black wire; right motor: brown
wire) of the microswitch. If no
120-volt power is present
between these respective ter-
minals, the microswitch is
defective and must be re-
placed. If 120-volt power is
present, but the motor still does
not operate, the motor has
failed and must be replaced.
Basket does not raise,
after the timer control
knob reaches a timer
value of 0 (zero).
1. Lifting mechanism or motor has failed. 1. If the motor operates, but the
basket doesn’t raise, observe
whether the motor crank
assembly moves. If the motor
crank assembly does not move,
yet the motor shaft is turning,
the shear pin in the motor shaft
is broken and must be replaced.