Several major troubleshooting instructions for repairing the steamed rice roll machine!

In catering companies in the south, steamed rice roll machines are a must-have equipment. After all, rice rolls, as one of the southern snacks, are quite representative foods. Therefore, it can be said that almost every restaurant will have it, but the damage rate is also quite high. Although the principle of this device is relatively simple, some of the following problems often occur due to the harsh restaurant environment or improper use. Let’s explain it briefly today.

What is more common is that the machine can easily shut down because the temperature is too high, causing the machine to shut down before the food is fully cooked. In this case, you must check the motor, because sometimes the motor temperature is too high, which will directly cause the equipment to activate the protection device system and directly shut down to protect the equipment. Therefore, adjust the motor to keep the entire voltage in a stable state, and set the temperature to Just specify the range.

In addition, there is a lot of water, which causes the water level to be too high. During the steaming process, too much water will splash onto the circuit board over a long period of time, or directly enter the inside of the click, which will cause damage to the circuit board and directly alarm the police. And shutdown, and even short circuit may occur, affecting other electronic equipment.

Finally, it is possible that the temperature cannot reach the corresponding standards. This is mostly due to a malfunctioning thermostat. Generally speaking, the masters of Hong Kong Junhong Company will use a multimeter to check whether the heating tube is normal. If there is damage, the heating pipe needs to be replaced directly and the circuit adjusted.

Although maintenance is inevitable, during normal use, the steamed rice roll machine needs to be maintained regularly. The motor, equipment, water tank, etc. must be maintained in more detail. Hong Kong Junhong can provide corresponding maintenance and repair work so that the equipment can be put into better use.