Taylor-Wharton EasyCarb - Manual (Page 14)

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action
Frost on bottom of
easycarb™ 1. Frost may appear
during periods of
high use – this is
normal
2. Leak in beverage
system.
1. None required.
2. Repair leak.
Frost on bottom of
easycarb
™ and
Pressure over125 psig
(8.6 bar/862 kPa)
Pressure Building circuit
incorrectly adjusted. Readjust regulator (See
Maintenance Section).
Frost on easycarb™
and container is
noticeably cold over
entire outer surface. Loss of container
vacuum. See “Checking Container
Performance” in Maintenance
Section.
Low supply pressure -
Container level gauge
shows zero Out of CO
2
Call supplier for fill.
Low supply pressure –
easycarb™ pressure
OK. 1. Supply line regulator
incorrectly set.
2. Supply line leaking
3. USE valve on tank
closed
4. Leak in beverage
system.
5. Restriction in gas
supply line.
1. Reset to 90 psig (6.2
bar/621 kPa) or required
supply Pressure.
2. Repair leak.
3. Open Valve.
4. Repair leak.
5. Close USE and PB valve
and open beverage line at
a convenient point to
isolation restriction.
Low tank pressure –
below 125 psig (8.6
bar/862 kPa)
No frost on unit. 1. Pressure building
circuit set too low.
2. Isolation valves
closed.
1. Readjust regulator ( See
Maintenance Section).
2. Open USE valve and
P.B.
valve. Handle should be
parallel with line.
High carbon dioxide
consumption. Leak in system. Repair leaks.
easycarb™ won’t fill. 1. LIQUID valve closed
2. Tank already full.
3. Delivery
vehicle
pressure too low.
1. Open valve. Handle
should be parallel with fill
line.
2. None required.
3. Determine cause and
restore pressure.