Maintenance And Troubleshooting; After Sales Service - Cavex VacuFormer Manual De Instrucciones

Frequently asked questions / problems
I. The deep-draw sheet tears and/or stretches too much:
This can happen when the sheet has become too hot. The problem
can be prevented by preheating sufficiently and swivelling the heating
element to the rear in good time.
I. The sheet becomes extremely thin at the incisal edges:
This is often caused by a cast being too high. Trim the cast to a height
of no more than 2.5 centimetres. This problem can be caused by the
cast being too centralised. Place the anterior part closer to the centre.
I. Insufficient detail:
This is often caused by insufficient heating or a vacuum period that
is too short.
I. The sheet gets stuck in the vacuum holes:
Overheating makes the sheet so soft that it is sucked into the
vacuum holes during the vacuum process. Prevent overheating.
Carefully try to extract the sheet from the holes.
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Maintenance and troubleshooting

NOTE! Never clean the Cavex VacuFormer with an organic solvent.

After sales service

The Cavex VacuFormer is guaranteed for 1 year from the date of purchase.
We are not liable for damage caused by unqualified persons.
Troubleshooting
Try the following if the CVF stops working properly. If this does not help,
please contact the dealer.
Problem Cause
The mains lead is not
There is no power when inserted into the power
the machine is switched on. outlet properly.
The fuse has blown.
The power supply is
The heating element does defective.
not work when the mains
switch is switched to The overheating protection
Heating. has been activated.
The timer has not been
switched on.
The overheating protection
The vacuum motor does has been activated.
not work when the switch
is set to Vacuum. The vacuum motor is
defective.
The frame does not move The vertical shaft is dirty or
freely up and down. needs more lubrication.
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Solution
Check the power supply.
Check the fuse.
Return for repair.
Wait for the element to cool
and then try again.
Turn the timer dial to the
required time setting.
Wait for the element to cool
and then try again.
Return for repair.
Clean and lubricate the
vertical shaft.
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