Troubleshooting; Safety Instructions; Causes Of Malfunctions And Their Rectification - Heiniger Xperience Traducción De Instrucciones Originales

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Troubleshooting

7.1

Safety instructions

DANGER!
DANGER OF FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK!
Fatal electric shocks can result from contact with electrically live
conductors or components!
Switch the equipment off before troubleshooting the problem.
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Repairs to electrical devices must only be carried out by the
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factory service department or specialists who have been
trained by the manufacturer.
During the warranty period the device must be opened only by personnel
authorised by the manufacturer, otherwise the warranty will be void.
7.2

Causes of malfunctions and their rectification

Malfunction
Upper blades move too
little.
Top blade does not
move.
Adjusting knob jammed.
Leaf springs in the head
mount are too loose.
Play between pivot lever
and leaf spring.
Pivot lever difficult to
move up and down.
Motor runs very slowly.
Motor does not run or
stops immediately.
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Translation of the original instructions / Cattle clipper Xperience
Cause
Leaf springs broken.
Eccentric square or eccentric
shaft worn (insufficient
lubrication).
Defective gear wheel.
Thread dirty or rusty.
Pressure spring jammed.
Comb plate screws loose.
Leaf springs and/or cylinder
head screws worn.
Centring sleeve lost.
shearing blades were not
oiled sufficiently.
Motor and/or electronics
defective.
Clipping pressure too strong. Reduce the clipping pressure, as
Smell of burning from the
motor housing. Motor burned
out.
Motor and/or electronics
defective.
Motor turns off due to
overload.
Rectification
Notify customer service.
Notify customer service.
Notify customer service.
Tighten the comb plate screws.
Notify customer service.
Notify customer service.
Lubricate the shearing blades.
Notify customer service.
described in chapter 6.2. Have
the blades sharpened.
Notify customer service.
Turn off the device, allow it to
cool down and then turn it on
again. Notify customer service
if the device is not working
properly.