L2 - R4.6 Cleaning Tool Undetected

Modified on Mon, 26 May at 11:23 PM

According to the problem analysis result done by CCA, you can directly begin the subsequent troubleshooting process from the corresponding potential root cause.



1. Blender


STEP 1 - Put the blender cup on the blender and check if the blender can blend typically.


  • Result 1 - Can blend. 
    Start "Power" chapter.


  • Result 2 - Cannot blend. 
    Start STEP 2.



STEP 2 - Follow the steps in the blender failure troubleshooting guide to fix the blender. Then, test if the cleaning tool can be detected.


  • Result 1 - Can be detected. 
    Issue close.

    Root cause: The blender fails

  • Result 2 - Cannot be detected
    Start "Power" chapter.



2. Power


STEP 1 - Reconnect the wires with the electrodes, then verify if the voltage on the electrodes is 24V DC.


  • Result 1 - The reading is 24V. 
    Start "Clenaing Tool" chapter. 


  • Result 2 - The reading is not 24V. 
    Start STEP 2



STEP 2 - Verify that the cleaning tool wire on the control board is securely connected.


  • Result 1 - Not securely connected. 
    Start STEP 3.


  • Result 2 - Securely connected
    Start STEP 4.



STEP 3 - Reconnect the wire to the control board. Then, verify the cleaning tool detection when starting the cleaning process.


  • Result 1 - Can be detected. 
    Issue closed.

    Root cause: Wire disconnected. 

  • Result 2 - Cannot be detected
    Start STEP 4.



STEP 4 - Measure the voltage at the cleaning tool wire connector on the control board. The expected reading should be 24V DC.

 

  • Result 1 - The reading is 24V. 
    Start "Clenaing Tool" chapter. 


  • Result 2 - The reading is not 24V. 
    Start STEP 5.



1-3-3-11 - Replace the control board (see SOP here). Then, verify the cleaning tool detection when starting the cleaning process.


  • Result 1 - Can be detected. 
    Issue close.

    Root cause: The control board fails.

  • Result 2 - Cannot be detected
    Start "Clenaing Tool" chapter. 






3. Cleaning Tool



STEP 1 - Verify if the spring-loaded pins under the cleaning tool can rebound properly and are well-connected with the cleaning tool ball valve wires. 


  • Result 1 - The spring-loaded pins can rebound, and the wires are well connected.
    Escalate to PSE.


  • Result 2 - The spring-loaded pins cannot rebound.  
    Start STEP 2.
  • Result 3 - The wires are not well connected to the pins.  
    Start STEP 3.



STEP 2 - Replace the spring, and verify the cleaning tool detection when starting the cleaning process. 

  • Result 1 - Can be detected. 
    Issue close.

    Root cause: Spring on the pin malfunction.

  • Result 2 - Cannot be detected.
    Restart STEP 1.



STEP 3 - Reconnect the wires, and verify the cleaning tool detection when starting the cleaning process.


  • Result 1 - Can be detected. 
    Issue close.

    Root cause: Cleaning tool ball valve wires disconnected.

  • Result 2 - Cannot be detected.
    Restart STEP 1.







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