Hobart CSD Chemical Sensing Device Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Hobart CSD Chemical Sensing Device is a reliable tool designed to detect the presence or absence of liquid chemical in tubes, aiding in the efficient management of chemical dispensing systems in warewashers. With LED indicators and audible alarms, it ensures that the appropriate chemicals are available for optimal cleaning and sanitization. Furthermore, the device allows for the disabling and reactivating of sensors, providing flexibility in chemical usage and customization to specific needs.

Hobart CSD Chemical Sensing Device is a reliable tool designed to detect the presence or absence of liquid chemical in tubes, aiding in the efficient management of chemical dispensing systems in warewashers. With LED indicators and audible alarms, it ensures that the appropriate chemicals are available for optimal cleaning and sanitization. Furthermore, the device allows for the disabling and reactivating of sensors, providing flexibility in chemical usage and customization to specific needs.

Operate the chemical dispensing pumps (refer to
machine operating manual) to make sure that chemical
liquid is present in the tubing going through the sensors
in the device. LED indicator lights come on
continuously when machine comes on to indicate that
liquid chemical is present in the tube(s).
A flashing indicator light and a periodic audible alarm
indicate that liquid chemical has been depleted and
needs to be replenished.
Keep sufficient chemical supplies on hand to replenish
as necessary.
If one or more chemicals are not going to be used, the system can be set so that the related sensor
is disabled. To disable the sensor, press the appropriate button until the light goes off. To
reactivate a disabled sensor, make sure liquid chemical is present in the tubing and press the
appropriate button again until the light turns on.
To Recalibrate Sensors
If the Chemical Sensing Device does not indicate the presence or absence of liquid chemical
properly, it may be necessary to recalibrate the sensor by disabling and then reactivating the
sensor. To disable the sensor, press the appropriate button until the light goes off. To reactivate
a disabled sensor, make sure liquid chemical is present in the tubing and press the appropriate
button again until the light turns on. If sensor is enabled while tube is empty, device may not
operate properly. If the Chemical Sensing Device does not indicate the presence or absence of
liquid chemical properly, contact your local Hobart Service office.
© HOBART, 2004
SUPPLEMENT TO INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
Model LT1 Warewasher, ML-104239
Model SR24C Warewasher, ML-130021, ML-27872
Model SR24H Warewasher, ML-130022, ML-27873
CHEMICAL SENSING DEVICE
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL
The Chemical Sensing Device senses the presence of liquid chemical in a tube as it passes
through a sensor. This device is standard on model LT1 and SR24C warewashers built after
January 1, 2005, and is an option on model SR24H warewashers built after January 1, 2005.
OPERATION
CHEMICAL SENSING DEVICE (Fig. 1)
FORM 35388 (Dec. 2004)
701 S. RIDGE AVENUE
TROY, OHIO 45374-0001
937 332-3000
www.hobartcorp.com
HOLD TO
ENABLE / DISABLE FLASHING NO CHEMICAL
ON - CHEMICAL
OFF DISABLED
DETERGENT
LED's
Supplement to FORMS:
18500 Rev.A,
35309 Rev.A
RINSE AID
SANITIZER
Fig. 1
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Hobart CSD Chemical Sensing Device Operating instructions

Type
Operating instructions

Hobart CSD Chemical Sensing Device is a reliable tool designed to detect the presence or absence of liquid chemical in tubes, aiding in the efficient management of chemical dispensing systems in warewashers. With LED indicators and audible alarms, it ensures that the appropriate chemicals are available for optimal cleaning and sanitization. Furthermore, the device allows for the disabling and reactivating of sensors, providing flexibility in chemical usage and customization to specific needs.

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