Identifying Damages - Zummo Z14 nature Bedienungsanleitung

7.4. IDENTIFYING DAMAGES

Damage
The display is not lit
The display shows
message Error
The display shows
message Error and a
flashing Icon.
Blade breaks
Not enough juice is
being extracted from the
fruit
Hooper is not delivering
fruits so the squeezing
area
The filter cleaner is not
removing the pulp from
the filter
Hooper is delivering
several oranges at the
same time into the
squeezing area
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Cause and/or solution
No power supply.
Fuse burnt out (fig. 16).
Power cable not properly connected.
Switch power on (fig. 3).
Damp circuit board. Supply dry heat to the board.
Basket not fitted correctly (Disp. 2).
Front cover not fitted correctly (Disp. 3).
Juice tray not fitted correctly (Disp. 4).
Containers incorrectly assembled (Disp. 5a – 5b).
Programmer fault (Disp. 6).
Check if the fruit is frozen.
Check for piled-up fruit peels inside the Juice tray.
Check if Balls are correctly tightened.
Check to see if the orange peels are stuck to the inside of the Cups.
Check if components of different squeezing sets are mixed .
To unblock the machine, use the 5mm Allen key located at the right
of the lower vent. Insert it into the hole on the right side and, with the
machine switched off, turn clockwise until the cups are raised,
removing the obstruction. WARNING: Make sure the Allen key is
removed before switching the machine on.
Cup nuts are too loose.
Balls are loose.
Z14 Manual Mode: The low-pass filter is missing.
Z14 Self-service mode: The ball washers (which are placed
underneath the balls) are missing.
Fruit peel is too thin. Place one extra washer under each ball.
Fruit is too big for the Fruit Classifiler in use.
A piece of orange peel is preventing the movement of the pulp
scraper filter.
The filter set has been assembled in reverse. Check that the drive
shaft dovetails properly with the hexagonal actuator (fig. 11-12).
Fruit is too small for the Fruit Classifier in use.
Hopper not properly assembled.
your machine (Fig. 20).