Problem
|
Reason
|
Check
and solve
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Acryl
turns yellowish or bubbled after fire-polishing
|
1.
Flame temperature doesn’t match the
material
2.
Material quality problem
|
1.
Add ethanol into gas filter (see user’s manual)
2.
Control the speed of fire-polishing well
3.
Change material
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Red / yellow flame
Flame becomes wide & weak
|
1.
Impurities or water in torch
2.
Water in rubber pipe
3.
Ethanol over-mixed in
electrolyte
|
1.
Clean up the torch and burn
for a while
2.
Blow out the water in the pipe
and check the gas filter
3.
Change electrolyte
|
Weak
flame, barometer indicates 0.10mpa, ammeter
indicates well
|
Gas
clogged
|
1.
Check the rubber pipe
2.
Check the gas filter, adjust
the spring valve if necessary
3.
Check the backfire fitting and
torch
|
Weak
flame, barometer indicates low, ammeter
indicates well
|
1.
Gas leak
2.
Electrolyte losing efficacy
|
1.
Check the gas route
2.
Change electrolyte
|
Barometer
and ammeter indicate zero
|
1.
Not electrified or fuse
blowout
2.
Pressure switch malfunction
3.
If the indicate light bright,
the electrolyte may lose efficacy
4.
Power box malfunction
|
1.
Check the wire and fuse
2.
Open the shelf to check
3.
Change electrolyte
4.
Let the pressure control wire
short circuit and check the power box, or
contact the manufacturer
|
With
pressure but no current
|
1.
Gas exists in the machine
2.
Ammeter malfunction
|
1.
Check the machine
2.
Check the circuit, change
ammeter if necessary
|
Pressure
higher than 0.2mpa, rubber pipe may be blown off
|
1.
Pressure switch malfuncyion
2.
Safety valve malfunction
|
Contact
the manufacturer if cannot solve
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Backfire
and explode inside
|
1.
Backfire-proof fitting
malfunction
2.
Nozzle too big
|
Change
torch or add backfire-proof fitting.
Contact
the manufacturer if cannot solve
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