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EQUIPMENT SET-UP
1. After you have removed the dispenser from the
carton, inspect the unit for signs of damage. If there
is damage to the unit:
z Notify carrier within 24 hours after delivery.
z Save carton and packing materials for inspection
purposes.
z Contact your local Prince Castle Service Center /
KES or the Prince Castle Customer Sales
Department at 1-800-323-2930 to arrange for
a replacement unit to be sent.
2. Verify that all parts have been received.
3. Select the amount of sauce to be dispensed by
pushing in the knob on the handle and aligning the
indentation on the knob with the Red (for 1/3 oz. 10
ml portions) or Black for (2/3 oz. 20 ml portions)
mark on the handle.
4. Turn the pusher rod 90° (teeth to side) and pull all
the way back.
5. Insert the cartridge into the dispenser and advance
the pusher rod forward until it reaches about 1/2”
(13 mm) from contact with the piston pusher of the
cartridge. Remove foil cover or cap from dispensing
end of cartridge.
6. Turn the pusher rod 90° (teeth up) to engage the
teeth of the pusher rod with the mechanism in the
handle and trigger assembly. The Red handle facing
up is for 1/3 oz. (10 ml.) portions, the Black handle
facing up is 2/3 oz. (20 ml.) portions.
7. Advance the pusher rod to the cartridge by squeez-
ing the trigger. When the trigger is squeezed, the
sauce will be forced out of the cartridge. After the
first shot, each additional shot will remain uniform
in quantity.
8. When the cartridge is empty, turn the pusher rod
90° (teeth to side) to disengage the teeth of the
pusher rod with the mechanism in the handle and
trigger assembly.
Maintenance: Be sure to lubricate the pusher rod
once a day with petro gel/taylor lube to reduce wear
and tear of moving parts.
PRELOADING DISPENSER BOTTLES
(WHERE PRE-PACKED TUBES ARE
NOT USED)
1. Wash all polyethlene cartridges, including rubber
diffusers, retainers and pistons. Place diffuser into
retainer and screw onto bottle.
2. Fill the cartridges from the large end with the
condiment to be dispensed. Use a large spoon for
tartar sauce, Mac sauce, etc. Fill to approximately
1/4” (6 mm) from the top. (Prevents an air gap
between the piston and the condiment. Air gaps in
the filled cartridge may cause the sauce to leak
after shot).
3. Push the piston down until it is flush with the end
cartridge. Some sauce will be forced out of the
small end of the cartridge when the piston is
inserted.
4. Follow steps 1-5 of “Equipment Set-up” for proper
insertion of cartridge and operation of dispenser.