Belshaw Adamatic Mark VI Donut Robot - Manual (Page 50)

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14 MN-1032EN Donut Robot Mark VI TS
3 Troubleshooting
This section is designed as an aid in trouble-
shooting with the Donut Robot
®
Mark VI and
with the FT2-DW Feed Table. It is not a
substitute for a qualified technician. If you
encounter a problem that is not covered in this
section, or if you try the remedies suggested here
and find that they do not correct the problem, call
Belshaw Bros. One of our customer support
representatives will be happy to help you.
To call Belshaw, first dial the appropriate
international access code, then 1-206-322-5474
(United States).
CAUTION
If you perform repairs yourself or have
them performed by anyone other than
Belshaw Bros. or a service technician
authorized by Belshaw Bros., you do so at
your own risk.
If your Donut Robot becomes badly worn or
seriously out of adjustment, send it to our factory
for complete rebuild and repair service. Return
your machine, freight prepaid, with your
instructions for service, your phone number, and
the name of the person for us to contact when we
have made a cost estimate. In most cases, the
machine can be shipped back, freight collect,
within five days.
To avoid down time, call us to see whether we
have a machine we can loan to you while your
machine is being serviced.
Ship machines in need of servicing to:
Belshaw Bros., Inc.
814 44
th Street NW, Suite 103.
Auburn, WA 98001 USA
If you need a replacement part, use the parts lists
in Section 3 to determine the part number and
description. When you order the part, please
specify the following:
* The model name of the machine.
* The serial number of the machine.
* The voltage, phase, and hertz of the
machine.
* The part number.
* The part description, including the size, if
applicable.
* The quantity desired.
Mark VI
Following is a troubleshooting chart to help you
identify and solve problems with your Mark VI.
See also Section 6, “Donut-Making Helps.”
WARNING
To avoid being burned, electrocuted, or
otherwise injured, unplug the machine and
allow it to cool before disassembling,
repairing, or wiring.