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NC-EH22P, EH30P, EH40P
Check points
Keep warm heater 
(between the orange, white 
and the yellow.
Thermal fuse comp.
(between the blue 
and white)
Boiling heater
(between the orange, white 
and red)
Motorized pump
Confi rm motor rotation 
sound while power is on, 
switch on Unlock pad and 
turn on hot water Pour out 
pad.
Lead wire “E” comp.
(0Ω)
Thermistor (complete)
between white 
and white : 
approx. 20°C, 
approx. 45kΩ
Check point-1
2.2.  Dismantle procedure for
   failure diagnotics
Orange
White
Red
Blue
White
Yellow
White
White
Red
Tapping screw
(M4 x 12)
Truss head screw
Bottom plate
Sleeve
Screw B
Waterproof
cover B
Body
 
CAUTION
When touching or near the control unit, 
discharge static electricity by grounding 
the human body, clothes, work table, etc. 
through a resister of a few mega ohms. 
Microcomputer may be damaged by static 
electricity.
Note
When copper foil pattern on control unit is broken, 
do not repair and reuse it.
  1. Remove 2 Tapping screws and 1 Truss head  
  screw from Bottom plate.
  2. Remove 1 screw and Sleeve from Body.
  3. Remove white, orange Lead wire and Earth wire
    from Peg frame.
  4. Remove Body off.
  5. Remove Waterproof cover B.
White
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2.3.  Failure Diagnostics Chart
2.3.1.  No power. (There is no power indication.)
   
describe electric power supply.
The items in the “Check” column correspond to those shown in Check Points on P.5.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Thermal fuse comp.
Is there connection between the white lead wire on the peg 
frame and the CN3 connector of the control unit A? (0Ω)
Replace the thermal fuse comp.
Keep warm heater
Is there connection across the boiling heater contacts? 
(approx. 133Ω)
The container comp.
Power cord
Is there connection in the power cord? (0Ω)
Replace the power cord.
Lead wire assy. E comp.
Is there connection in the lead wire assy. E? (0Ω)
Replace the lead wire assy. E.
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit B (operation)
2.3.2.  Water is not boiling. (Water comes out.)
The items in the “Check” column correspond to those shown in Check Points on P.5.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Water Heater
Is there connection between the white lead wire and 
the red lead wire? (approx.14Ω)
Replace the container comp.
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit B (operation)
2.3.3.  Water does not come out, or water fl ow is restricted. (Water is boiling.)
Check point
Diagnostics Method
Action
Is the fi lter (located at the bottom of container) clogged?
Clean or replace the fi lter.
The items in the “Check” column correspond to those shown in Check Points on P.5.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Electric pump
Turn on the 100V power, and press the Lock/Unlock pad fi rst 
and then the Pour out pad. Is the motor heard running?
Replace the electric pump.
Lead wire assy. E comp.
Is there a miss-connection in the lead wire assy. E (0Ω)
Replace the lead wire assy. E.
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit B (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (operation)
2.3.4.  Reboil and Vacuum Keep Warm lamps illuminate alternately. 
   
(Overheating protection mode/Bottom thermistor disconnection comp. mode)
Check point
Diagnostics Method
Action
Is there water inside?
Supply water and press Reboil pad.
The items in the “Check” column correspond to those shown in Check Points on P.5.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Thermistor comp.
Is there connection between blue lead wire and blue 
lead wire? (approx.45Ω at approx. 20°C)
Replace the thermistor comp.
Lead wire E comp.
Is there connection in the lead wire assy. E? (0Ω)
Replace lead wire E comp.
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit B (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (operation)
2.3.5.  The Select pad does not work
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Replace the control unit B (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (operation)
2.3.6.  The Lock/Unlock pad does not work.
The items in the “Check” column correspond to those shown in Check Points on P.5.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Lead wire E comp.
Is there miss-connection in the lead wire assy E? (0Ω)
Replace lead wire E comp.
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit B (bottom)
When the above parts are normal
Replace the control unit A (operation)
2.3.7.  Hot water does not dispense smoothly. 
   
(Immediately after being boiled in particular) Boiling is too noisy. 
   
Scale accumulation becomes severe inside the container.
Check
Diagnostics Method
Action
Clean with citric acid
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NC-EH22P, EH30P, EH40P
3. Disassembly and reassembly    
  instructions
Note : 
  Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly 
referring to “Points on Reassembly”.
3.1. Bottom plate and Body 
  1. Remove 2 Tapping screws and 1 Truss screw from 
Bottom plate.
 2. 
 
Remove 1 screw and Sleeve from Body.
 3. 
 
Remove white, orange Lead Wire and Earth wire 
from Peg frame.
 4. 
 
Remove Body off.
  5. Remove Waterproof cover B.
 
CAUTION
Be careful of injury from sharp 
metal edges when disassembling, 
replacement and reassembling. 
Wear gloves while working.
3.2. Control unit-A at bottom
 
 
CAUTION
When touching or near the control unit, 
discharge static electricity by grounding 
the human body, clothes, work table, etc. 
through a resister of a few mega ohms. 
Microcomputer may be damaged by static 
electricity.
Note
When copper foil pattern on control unit is broken, 
do not repair and reuse it.
  1. Remove 3 claws holding waterproof cover B, and 
remove it. 
  2. Remove all the connectors, fastener terminals and 
lead wire E comp. at the bottom of Control unit A.
  3. Remove the nonfl ammable tube. 
Service point 
 
  Remove the fastener terminal stoppers by pulling 
them while pressing the part indicated by arrows. 
Points for reassembly 
 
  When inserting the lead wire E comp. into control unit 
A at bottom, insert it toward the direction shown on 
fi gure for Disassembly-2.
Tapping screw
(M4 x 12)
Truss head screw
Bottom plate
Sleeve
Screw
Waterproof
cover B
Body
Waterproof cover
Control unit A 
at bottom
Nonfl ammable
w Lead wire 
comp. (It can be 
removed just by 
pulling it.)
Non- printed 
side
DISASSEMBLY-2
DISASSEMBLY-1
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NC-EH22P, EH30P, EH40P
4x8 Deltite screw
Motorized pump
Communicating bushing
Water pipe packing A
Water pipe 
comp.
Container 
comp.
DISASSEMBLY-3
DISASSEMBLY-4
Water pipe comp.
3.5x12 lock head 
self-tapping 
screws
Case of A comp.
Lead wire E comp.
3.3. Motorized Pump
  1. Remove one holding screw for motorized pump. 
  2. Remove the communicating bushing from the water 
pipe packing A and container comp.
3.4. Water Pipe Comp.
  1. Remove water pipe comp. 
  2. Remove case A comp. after removing 2 screws fi xing 
case of A comp.
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