Our general troubleshooting advice provides a guideline for diagnosing, and tracing the source of an issue with your system. It is critical to be thoughtful of each step taken for any potential safety risks. If communicating with Cleereman Support, try to be specific and detailed when describing an issue, starting with steps known to reproduce the issue. This will help resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
Focus on one problem at a time.
Ensure non-responsive equipment can be powered. hydraulic/electric/air is on, no breakers thrown, fuses blown, valves closed, safety's turned on etc.
When did this start happening? Is this a new issue, or is it getting progressively worse, pointing toward something being damaged through use, cables wearing through etc.
How often does it occur?
Can the issue be reproduced? What steps cause the issue? Is it specific to a single operator? Operational procedure can be important.
Talk to the operator, they may have insight on the specific behaviors of the issue.
Has anything changed in the mill? Is it related to the device that is malfunctioning?
When troubleshooting parts, it is better to use parts you know are functional and in use, IE swapping the probes from a nonfunctional/misbehaving knee and a functional knee, rather than a spare off the shelf you do not know the state of.
You are having issues diagnosing the cause of the problem with your system.
Reach out to a related Expert (for control issues reach out to Cleereman Controls, mechanical Cleereman Industries etc)
Find and review any device related documentation to ensure no procedural errors, and help troubleshoot