Vacuum PCB Replacement

Repair guides are to be used when directed by Voltera Support only!

Before you begin

This guide will take you through replacing the vacuum PCB in NOVA. Before beginning this guide you should have been in contact with our support team and received replacement parts.

As you work through this guide please reach out to our email [email protected] or through the chat if you run into any issues or have any questions. We are more than happy to assist you virtually with this repair.

Estimated Repair Time:

  • 20 minutes

Tools you will need:

  • T20, T10 Torx bit

  • Screwdriver

Parts you have received from Voltera:

  • Vacuum PCB

Replace the Vaccum PCB

1

Disconnect NOVA from power

Ensure that NOVA is turned off with the power button and then unplug the power cable.

2

Remove the backplate

With a T20 Torx bit remove the 6 screws (2 on the back side, 4 on the bottom of the panel) securing the back panel. Once the screws are out you can pull the back panel out by tilting it up slightly and then pulling away from the machine.

3

Locate the Vacuum PCB

Now that the back panel is off locate the Vacuum PCB in the right side of NOVA. It connects the main control board.

4

Remove the Vacuum PCB

Disconnect all of the cables connected to the vacuum PCB.

Using a T10 torx bit and screwdriver remove the 4 screws securing the vacuum control board to NOVA.

5

Install the new Vacuum PCB

Secure the new vacuum PCB to NOVA with the 4 T10 screws.

Reconnect all of the cables connected to the vacuum PCB.

6

Reattach the backplate

Put the back plate back into place and with a T20 Torx bit secure the 6 screws (2 on the back side, 4 on the bottom of the panel).

7

Turn NOVA back on!

You can now plug NOVA back in and turn it on using the power button.

Repair Complete!

Congratulations, you have successfully replaced NOVAs vacuum PCB!

Please reach back out to our support team through email ([email protected]) or the chat to let them know everything went well. We will arrange a shipping label to return the old parts and calibration jig back to us for further testing.

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