According to the problem analysis result done by CCA, you can directly begin the subsequent troubleshooting process from the corresponding potential root cause.
1. BiB
STEP 1 - Verify if the BiB is not empty or folded.
- Result 1 - The BiB is not empty or folded.
Start "Pump" chapter. - Result 2 - The BiB is empty or folded.
Start STEP 2.
STEP 2 - Change BiB / Push the remaining ingredients in the BiB towards to the spout, and fill tube to see if the ingredients can be dispensed smoothly.
- Result 1 - The ingredients can be dispensed smoothly.
Start STEP 3.
Root cause: Empty BiB / Folded BiB. - Result 2 - Still dispense warning.
Start "Pump" chapter.
2. Pump
STEP 1 - Activate the malfunctioning pump, and measure the voltage at the control board connector for the corresponding pump. The expected reading should be 24V
- Result 1 - The reading is 24V. Control board functioning properly, continue diagnosing pump failure.
Start STEP 3. - Result 2 - The reading is not 24V. Control board defective, replace control board and re-test.
Start STEP 2.
STEP 2 - Replace the control board (see SOP here) and verify pump functionality.
Result 1 - The pump works fine.
Start STEP 6.
Root cause: The control board failed.Result 2 - The pump is still not working.
Start STEP 3.
STEP 3 - Replace the pump (see fridge pump SOP / ambient pump SOP here) and verify pump functionality.
Result 1 - The pump works fine.
Start STEP 6.
Root cause: The pump failed.Result 2 - The pump is still not working
Start STEP 4.
STEP 4 - Inspect the pipeline for leaks that may reduce pump extraction efficiency.
Result 1 - There are leaks.
Start STEP 5.Result 2 - There are no leaks.
Start "Flowmeter" chapter.
STEP 5 - Seal the leaks as follows, make sure no leaks, and start STEP 6.
Pipeline rupture: Replace the damaged section of the pipeline.
Incomplete connection sealing: Properly install the pipeline and clamps to their designated positions (following the Standard Operating Procedure - SOP).
STEP 6 - Make a drink to verify the resolution of the dispensing warning issue.
Result 1 - No dispense warning pops up.
Issue close. (If the issue is closed after completing STEP 5, the root cause for your case is tubing leaks)Result 2 - Dispensing warning still happens.
Start "Flowmeter" chapter.
3. Flowmeter
STEP 1 - Flush the line with hot water and check if the flowmeter can read.
Result 1 - The flowmeter is readable now.
Start STEP 4.
Root cause: the flowmeter clog.Result 2 - The flowmeter is still unreadable.
Start STEP 2
STEP 2 - Replace the flowmeter (see fridge flowmeter SOP / ambient flowmeter SOP here), and verify flowmeter functionality.
Result 1 - The flowmeter is readable now.
Start STEP 4.
Root cause: the flowmeter fail.Result 2 - The flowmeter is still unreadable.
Start STEP 3.
STEP 3 - Replace the control board (see SOP here), and verify flowmeter functionality.
Result 1 - The flowmeter is readable now.
Start STEP 4.
Root cause: the control board failedResult 2 - The flowmeter is still unreadable.
Escalate to PSE.
STEP 4 - Fill tube, and make a drink to verify the resolution of the dispensing warning issue.
Result 1 - No dispense warning pops up.
Issue close.Result 2 - Dispensing warning still happens.
Escalate to PSE.
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