• Instructions to remove base assembly (weighing module)59
• Instructions to remove generator assembly 62
• Instructions to remove electrical panel69
•Parts testing & replacement75
•Thermistor resistance chart 98
•Wiring diagrams99
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SPECIFICATIONS
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SPECIFICATIONS
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WARNINGS
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WARNINGS
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INSTALLATION
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INSTALLATION
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DUAL WATER REGULATOR
¼” Quick connect, 4 screws &
hose clamp are included
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INSTALLATION (continued)
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INSTALLATION
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CHECKING CLEANING (CONTINUED)
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INSTALLATION (continued)
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INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)
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INSTALLATION
Dual water
regulator kit
#(7000418)
with OPTIONAL
water installation
kit #(7000240)
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AIR BULB ASSEMBLY
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INSTALLATION (AIR BULB)
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INSTALLATION (AIR BULB)
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TECHNICAL THEORY OF OPERATION
STS-200 TEMPERATURE / STEAMING THEORY
When the power switch is on, line voltage flows to the primary side of the step down transformer. The transformer’s
secondary side supplies 12 VAC to the multifunctional temperature control board terminals T1 & T2. Once powered,
& provided that the generator surface temperature is below 375°F (190° C), the multifunctional temperature control
board calls for heat by energizing its onboard mechanical relay. Once energized, the mechanical relay closes its
contacts which allows line voltage to flow to the generator. As the generator begins to heat up, a 100 K ohm
thermistor monitors the internal generator temperature. As the heat continues to increase, the thermistor’s ohms
begin to decrease. As the generator’s temperature approaches 375-390° (190-198° C), the thermistor is generating
approximately 790-665 ohms. The multifunctional temperature control board receives these ohms & proceeds to deenergize the mechanical relay since the heating circuit has now become satisfied. Then, the mechanical relay
contacts open up, and the generator stops heating. The heating circuit will cycle on & off as needed, even at idle.
Once the generator is up to temperature (Indicated by a steady “Blue” light), & if the pneumatic air bulb is pressed
& released (To initiate a steam cycle), it rapidly directs air through the pneumatic hose which then activates a
pneumatic switch. Once activated, the pneumatic switch contacts momentarily close to complete a circuit to terminal
J4 on the multifunctional temperature control board. Simultaneously, the “Blue” light turns off, & the multifunctional
control board supplies line voltage to the solenoid valve coil for a split second. The solenoid valve opens, and allows
approximately 2-3 tablespoons of water to be disbursed onto the generator surface for steaming. The water flashes
into steam immediately then rises up through the steam ports and steams the product. After approximately 4
seconds, the “Blue” light turns back on to indicate that the unit is ready to run another steam cycle. The
multifunctional control board incorporates two status Leds detailed below. If the heating circuit continues to call for
heat and the generator overheats, an automatic resetting hi-limit thermostat will trip and open the generator circuit &
transformer circuit at approximately 450-470° F (232-243° C).
NOTE: If this condition should repeat, the root cause must be determined & corrected.
NOTE: The STS-200 scale/steamer is shipped with a dual water pressure regulator assembly. The primary
water pressure regulator is fixed at 30 PSI & is not adjustable. The secondary water pressure regulator is
factory set & should remain set between 7-9 PSI. It should only be momentarily adjusted if required as per
the maintenance section.
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WEIGHT SCALE THEORY
As previously stated, when the power switch is on, line voltage flows to the primary side of the step down transformer.
The transformer’s secondary side supplies 12 VAC to the multifunctional temperature control board terminals T1 &
T2. Once powered, terminal J1 on the multifunctional temperature control board supplies 8-10 VDC to terminal J1 of
the scale control board by means of a wiring harness. Once powered, the scale control board illuminates its display.
In addition, the two outer pins of the scale control board’s J2 terminal powers up the load cell. These two outer pins
supply 4-5 VDC to the load cell’s “Green” & “Black” wires. The two center pins receive a signal from the load cell’s
“Red” & “White” wires. NOTE: The load cell is manufactured with an integrated wiring harness. The loose
end of this harness plugs into the scale control board. The removable top platform sits on 4 floating steel pegs.
The steel pegs are attached to a floating steel cage (Spider). The steel cage is attached to the load cell. The Scale’s
maximum operating weight capacity is 4 lbs. The scale weighs in .1 oz increments.
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Led Function
(The following LED’S are viewed from the rear of the unit)
Yellow (Heat): When lit, it indicates that the unit is in heat mode. During this time, line voltage is being supplied to the
generator. When off, it indicates that the generator is up to operating temperature.
NOTE: This led will cycle on & off even at idle.
Green (Solenoid Valve): When lit, it indicates that line voltage is momentarily being supplied to the solenoid valve coil.
NOTE: This LED is only lit for a split second.
The following provides unique features involving the “Blue” light. These are handy for troubleshooting
purposes. Also see “Components Description & Function” for additional details.
During cold start up, the “Blue” light remains off (Indicating that the generator is not up to temperature). During this time,
the solenoid valve circuit is disabled & the unit will not initiate a cycle even if the air bulb is pressed. Within 5 minutes after cold
start up, the “Blue” light will turn on steady (Indicating that the generator is now up to operating temperature). During this
time, the solenoid valve circuit is enabled. NOTE: The unit should always be preheated for 30 minutes before use.
Blue light blinking codes
Also See “Troubleshooting Section” & “Parts Testing & Replacement Procedures”
Rapid Flashing: Under this condition, the generator may, or may not get hot. The solenoid valve circuit is disabled until the
cause is corrected. Possible Cause(s): An open thermistor or loose, burnt, broken wiring in heating circuit or one of the two
generator heaters is open, or faulty temperature control board.
Slow Flashing (1 second on & 1 second off): Under this condition, the generator surface temperature has dropped below
280° F (137° C). The solenoid valve circuit is disabled until the temperature rises above 280° F (137° C) & re aches proper
operating temperature. Possible Cause(s): The water pressure regulator is improperly set or rotary switches are not correctly
set or one of the two generator heaters is open or faulty temperature control board.
Slow Flashing (1 second on & 3 seconds off): Under this condition, the electrical compartment temperature has exceeded
155° F (68° C). The solenoid valve circuit is disabled until the electrical compartment temperature drops below 155° F (68° C).
Possible Cause(s): Insufficient ventilation around the unit or faulty temperature control board.
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