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3. From the iron comes water
mixed with steam.
4. Steam overheated from the
iron.
BREAKDOWNS TO THE STEAM/AIR SPOTTING GUN (IF FITTED)
1. Steam
available
machine, but pushing the
gun
button
no
available from nozzle.
BREAKDOWNS TO COLD SPOTTING GUNS (IF FITTED)
2. Pressing the control lever,
air is discharged only.
1. The exhaust fan does not
work.
C H A P T E R 4
3. Causes:
a) Iron temperature too low.
b) Check that water to the iron
is not a boiler suction due to
anomalies of the boiler itself.
4. Iron temperature too high.
to
the
1. Causes:
a) Micro-switch
steam
defective.
b) Break
continuity.
c) Solenoid valve coil burned.
2. Causes:
a) Dirty filter does not allow
the spotting liquid to pass.
b) Defective piping causes an
air suction from externals.
EXHAUST FAN BREAKDOWNS
1. Causes:
a) Foreign objects block the fan.
b) The micro-switch on the pedal
does not work.
c) The
burned out.
d) The motor is burned out.
contact
of
the
gun
cable
motor
condenser
is
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3. Solutions:
a) Rotate the iron thermostat
handwheel
increasing
temperature.
b) See
"Breakdowns to the boiler"
4. Rotate the iron thermostat
handwheel
anticlockwise,
decreasing
the
temperature.
1. Solutions:
a) Check
the
micro-switch
contact and if necessary
replace it.
b) Check the continuity and
repair accordingly.
c) Replace burned coil.
2. Solutions:
a) Disassemble
support
spotting
entry on the gun and
proceed
to
cleaning.
b) Check that the piping is
functional and proceed to
the locking union.
1. Solutions:
a) Unblock the fan by removing
the foreign bodies that are
blocking it.
b) Change the micro-switch on
the pedal.
c) Change
the
condenser.
d) Change the motor.
clockwise,
the
iron
paragraph
iron
the
gum
liquid
the
filter
motor