L2 - R4.6 Cup Rinser Leaking

Modified on Mon, 26 May at 7:48 PM

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


STEP 1 - Verify the cup rinser sealing bolt type to decide the next step.


  • Result 1 - O-ring type.
    Start STEP 2.

  • Result 2 - Rubber overmolding type.   
    Start STEP 3.



STEP 2 - Replace the sealing bolt O-ring & other 2 O-rings (see SOP here), and verify the cup rinser for any leaks or malfunctions. 




  • Result 1 - Functions are fine, and no leak.
    Issue closed. (Root cause: Cup rinser sealing bolt o-ring failure)

  • Result 2 - Still leaking.   
    Verify the leaking point and fix it. Escalate to PSE if the root cause cannot be identified. 



STEP 3 - Replace the cup rinser sealing bolt, and verify the cup rinser for any leaks or malfunctions. 


  • Result 1 - Functions are fine, and no leak.
    Issue closed. (Root cause: Cup rinser sealing bolt failure)

  • Result 2 - Still leaking.   
    Verify the leaking point and fix it. Escalate to PSE if the root cause cannot be identified.



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