A cream charger leak can disrupt production and lead to product waste. Here's what to do if you encounter a leak:

• Turn Off the Machine:Immediately shut down the cream charger to prevent further leakage and potential electrical hazards.
• Identify the Source:Carefully locate the source of the leak. Is it around the pistons, valves, connections, or from the hopper itself?
• Contain the Leak:If possible, contain the leaking cream to minimize product waste. Place trays or containers underneath the leak to collect the product.
• Consult the Manual:Refer to your cream charger's user manual for troubleshooting steps specific to your model. The manual might have instructions for identifying and addressing common leaks.
• Assess the Damage: Once the leak is contained, visually inspect the area for any signs of damage like worn gaskets, loose fittings, or cracked components.
• Perform Basic Fixes (if applicable):If the leak seems like a simple fix, such as tightening a loose connection or replacing a worn O-ring (based on the manual's instructions), you might be able to address it yourself.
• Call a Technician: For more complex leaks or if you're unsure about the cause, contact a qualified technician specializing in cream charger They can diagnose the problem and perform the necessary repairs to ensure safe and proper operation.