HAYGAIN HG ONE Manual Del Usuario página 23

Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
If you have any problems with your Haygain
causes and solutions. If you still have problems after troubleshooting, contact us.
Forage is taking longer than normal to steam
POSSIBLE CAUSE
The ambient temperature
or water temperature is
lower than normal.
The amount of loaded
forage is heavier than
normal or inconsistently
packed in the hay chest.
The heating element of the
steam generator is covered
in limescale, which reduces
its efficiency.
The electrical voltage may
be lower than normal.
Forage is not steaming properly or steam is not coming from all manifold spikes
POSSIBLE CAUSE
The amount of loaded
forage is heavier than
normal or is loosely placed
in the hay chest.
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Hay Steamer, have a look at the following possible
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SOLUTION
Steam the forage for longer than normal. Ensure
the thermometer on the hay chest reaches 80°C.
To reduce steaming time, you can fill the steam
generator with hot water before you switch it on.
Allow the steam generator to cool down. Clean and
descale the steam generator. Read more about
Read more about maintenance on page 20.
Check the steam generator is connected to a
sufficient power supply. If you are unsure, contact a
qualified electrician. Try turning off other appliances.
If there is insufficient power, steam the forage for
longer than normal. Ensure the thermometer on the
hay chest reaches 80°C. To reduce steaming time,
you can fill the steam generator with hot water before
you switch it on.
SOLUTION
Steam the forage for longer than normal. Ensure
the thermometer on the hay chest reaches 80°C.
To reduce steaming time, you can fill the steam
generator with hot water before you switch it on.
When loading forage, press it firmly and evenly into
the hay chest.
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