QuickClean™ Ultrasonic Cleaners Troubleshooting Chart
To prevent risk of shock always disconnect power before removing covers or performing any service procedure.
Some procedures require power to be connected with covers removed. Line voltage is present. Use extreme caution to prevent electric shock.

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Liquid Level Low (repeatedly) |
Liquid is not touching the Level Sensor. |
Check that the Level Sensor and surrounding area is clean of contaminant. |
Fill tank to required level. |
Detergent not added (water too pure). |
Short sensor to tank with screwdriver. |
Add detergent. |
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Disconnection or failure of Level Sensor Component. |
Check connection to Control Board and resistance of Level Sensor. Refer to: Level Sensor Test |
Reconnect or replace Level Sensor if faulty. Refer to: Level Sensor Replacement |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Over Temp (repeatedly) |
Tank temperature sensor is reading that liquid is above 60°C /140°F. |
Check fluid temperature. Ensure temperature is below 60°C /140°F. |
Allow fluid to cool or drain some fluid and replace with cooler fluid. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Rapid Temperature Fluctuations |
Disconnection or failure of Temperature Sensor. |
Check connection to control board and resistance of Temperature Sensor. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |
Reconnect or replace Temperature Sensor if faulty. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Sensor Fault / Over Temp (in Cycle). Erratic temp readings. |
Temperature Sensor open circuit or disconnected . |
Check connection to Control Board and resistance of Temperature Sensor. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |
Reconnect or replace Temperature Sensor if faulty. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Sensor Fault / In Standby |
Temperature Sensor close circuit. |
Check resistance of Temperature Sensor. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |
Replace Temperature Sensor if faulty. Refer to: Temp Sensor Test |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Unit Over Temp |
Base Plate Temperature Sensor reads that transistors have reached 100°C/212°F. |
Check with user the frequency of use. Avoid consistent use without time to cool. |
Allow time to cool. |
Check that the bath has not been over loaded (large mass). |
Remove excessive items from tank and restart cycle. |
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Check that the bath has not been run without sufficient fluid. |
Fill tank to required level. |
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Check that the level sensor has not been turned off in the advanced menu and run without sufficient fluid. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Sonics Low |
Sonics feedback exceeding limits. |
Check that the tank has not been over loaded (large mass). |
Remove excessive items from tank and restart cycle. |
Ultrasonic Generator PCB Fuse blown. |
Check 2 x Fuses on Ultrasonic Generator PCB. Refer to: IGBT Test |
Replace fuses. Refer to: PCB Fuses | |
IGBTs blown. |
Check 2 x IGBTs on Ultrasonic Generator PCB. Refer to: IGBT Test |
Replace Base Plate Assembly. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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No Display |
No power. |
Check that main power is connected. Check that main Power Switch is in ON position. |
Connect mains and switch on unit at the rear. |
No power. |
Check main fuses. |
Replace fuses at rear of bath. |
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Ribbon cable between Control PCB and Power Supply PCB is disconnected. |
Check ribbon cable connection. |
Reconnect ribbon cable. |
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Power Supply PCB fuses blown. |
Check Power Supply PCB fuses. |
Replace Power Supply PCB fuses. |
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Missing 5VDC operating voltage. | Check for 5VDC from ground to pin 4 of ribbon cable connections. See wire diagram for pin locations. | Replace ribbon cable or PC board missing 5VDC. | |
Faulty LCD. |
Check all the above. |
Replace LCD. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Backlight without text on LCD Display |
Contrast not set. |
Check if text appears while adjusting the pot on the Control PCB. |
Adjust contrast. Refer to: LCD Display Contrast Adjustments |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Pixels missing from LCD Display |
Fluid entered LCD Display. |
Eliminate the source of fluid. |
Replace LCD Display. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Touch Pad buttons not responding |
Fluid entered Touch Pad. |
Eliminate the source of fluid. |
Replace Touch Pad. |
Faulty Touch Pad. |
Check all the above. |
Replace Touch Pad. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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Fluid Leaking |
Plumbing. |
Check all plumbing joints. |
Tighten, seal or replace affected joints. |
Severe cavitation erosion. |
Check for excessive pitting in the base of the tank, visible from outside. |
Replace ultrasonic. |

Symptom | Probable Cause | Check | Correction |
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No Power |
Not plugged into power outlet. |
Check main power connection. |
Connect to power. |
IEC fuses blown. |
Over current. |
Replace IEC Fuses. Refer to: Power Socket Fuses |
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Faulty Power Switch. |
Check switch illuminates in On position. |
If not illuminated, replace Power switch. Refer to: Power Switch |
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GFI is tripped. |
Check if GFI is tripped |
Reset GFI |
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Weak / Faulty GFI outlet. |
Check if sterilizer works on different GFI outlet |
Contact an electrician to replace GFI outlet |
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Voltage leak through components |
Check all electrical components and wire connections for deterioration |
Secure / Clean / Replace compromised component. |