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Re: Puh 9000 works great for two minutes then shuts off...
Sounds like u have a safety switch going out try to fin the one thats cutting the unit off try bypassing hem one at a time until it stops and replace it do not leave it bypassed!!!
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Hello, Thank You for using FixYa. I will be helping you today.Without model number its a little harder to figure out but lets give it a try.Did you press cancel or off? If this doesnt work unplug the unit for five minutes and dont cheat five minutes or turn the breaker off. After five minutes if the control still says the same thing chances are you have a stuck or shorted keypad,Which would have to be replaced.
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Here's a link to the site that has a phone number to call concerning the recall of last December. Use it to determine if your model Patton heater was included in the recall.
Typically the squeaking comes from the toner cartridge. If you just purchased it, take it back, it's bad. If you can find an identical printer, swap cartridges and see if it makes a difference.
The knock is caused by either timing issue or a lean cylinder condition, have you checked the fuel pressure?? has the fuel filter been changed?? A bad knock sensor will not set a light unless it is open or disconnected.
My Janome 9000 has always done that. I can prevent it by raising the needle when I first start the machine, getting it to sew quickly or raising the needle and letting the machine sit for a few minutes. I think my computer wants to warm up a minute. As you can see I.m not a technical person but it works for me.
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