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techtown doesnt do that anymore.

It is really just a question and answer forum now. Even the rewards system does not work. I ordered an allen key set months ago and still have not received it.

It used to be different.

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Milwaukee if you want to do to 12v route. Their 12v line is extensive and getting larger and better. My friend only keeps the M12 Surge and has never run into a screw/bolt he couldnt get off.

Makita if you are going above 12v. They have the largest line of tools that use the same battery type and if a piece of equipment needs more power they just double up the batteries no special batteries.

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Make, model number

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Have you checked PartsTown or ebay?

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First off, no that is not how you test a limit switch. No where will you find something telling you to stand by with a fire extinguisher.

Also the make and model number of the piece of equipment is always helpful.

Some limits you can adjust when they trip.

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Replaced pump and issue went away. Previous pump was too high on amp draw.

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Well it did occur again. But it doesnt happen when the oven is in normal use. Just at the end of the cleaning cycle.

Doing a rise cycle with is approx 1h 30m it blew the fuse at the end of the cycle.

Then doing a strong clean 3h 30m it blew the fuse at the end of the cycle.

The steam gen is good (just replaced), so looking at the sequence of operation it looks to me to be the care pump.

Per the manual

“Operational sequence (in general)
CleanJet:
• The unit will start with a functional self test. SC-Pump and the 3 solenoid valves (Y1-Y3-Y4) are operated for a
short time to verify the functionality.
•

Later…

The filling solenoid will fill the steam generator with fresh water up to level electrode;
• Part of the care volume inside the steam generator is now pumped off into the quenching box with the SC pump
and topped up by moistening valve Y3
• The filling solenoid will fill the steam generator with fresh water above the level electrode;
• The care volume inside the steam generator is heated to 80°C
• The Cleanjet pump M6 pumps the care volume of the quenching box through the cabinet to rinse it;
• The drain valve will open;
• The care container will be rinsed with water, at the same time the care pump will discharge the water from the
care container in to the steam generator and the SC pump will pump off the steam generator.
• The steam generator is filled, pumped off and refilled again.”

So to me it says the SC Pump is operated but not in full use and at the end of the cycle it goes into full use. So maybe that is my issue.

Like I said earlier in my post, it is always at the tale end of the cleaning cycle never at the middle or begining.

So all other pieces are used fully several times, and only at the end does the SC pump get used.

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I was thinking the same thing. Maybe all items on are pulling too many amps.

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That is a good point. I did have a fleeting thought about function testing each individual piece.

I will bring up that the fuse hasnt blow at all today since I replaced it.

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The fuse that is part of the wire harness.