Jackson / Dalton Dishwasher CREW44 User manual

Category
Dishwashers
Type
User manual
CREWSERIES
RACKCONVEYORDISHMACHINES
TECHNICALMANUAL
INSTALLATIONMANUALFOREXPORTUNITS
SERVICEMANUALFORDOMESTICUNITS
ELECTRICALLYHEATEDMODELS:
CREW44
July27,2010
P/N07610‐003‐78‐18(RevisionA)
JacksonMSC,LLC
P.O.Box1060,Hwy25E
Barbourville,KYUSA
1.606.523.9795
www.jacksonmsc.com
Revision
Letter
Revision
Date
MadeBy ApplicableECNs Details
A 07-27-10 CW/JC N/A Initial release of manual
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Specifications
OperatingParameters Page6
NotesRegardingElectricalRequirements Page7
ElectricalRequirements Page8
Instructions
InstallationInstructions Page10
CurtainInstallationInstructions Page15
OperatingInstructions Page16
DelimingInstructions Page18
Maintenance
Troubleshooting Page19
PartsSection
ControlBoxAssembly Page20
Overloads Page22
MiscellaneousElectricalComponents Page23
WashHeaterandHeaterShroudAssemblies Page24
WashHeaters Page25
DoorAssembly Page26
WashDoorSpringAssembly Page28
PlumbingAssembly,MainWaterInlet Page29
WashTankFillAssembly Page30
WashManifoldandArmAssembly Page31
RinseAssembly Page33
Crew44PawlBarAssembly Page35
PawlBarBracketAssembly Page36
PawlBarGutterAssembly Page37
RackPaddleAssembly Page38
RinsePaddleAssembly,L‐R Page39
DrainAssemblyParts Page40
Covers,GuardsandPanels Page41
Brackets Page42
TABLEOFCONTENTS(CONTINUED)
PartsSection
DriveAssembly Page45
BoosterHeaterOption Page47
MiscellaneousParts Page43
VentilationCowlParts Page44
ElectricalDiagramsandSchematics
BoosterHeaterSchematic(3Phase) Page48
BoosterHeaterSchematic(1Phase,12KW) Page49
BoosterHeaterSchematic(1Phase,18KW) Page50
TemperatureBoard Page51
Schematic,CREW44(208‐230‐460/60/3Phase) Page52
Schematic,CREW44(208‐230/60/1Phase) Page53
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OperatingParameters
ModelDesignation:CREW44
OperatingCapacity:
RacksperHour218
DishesperHour 3488
GlassesperHour 7848
TankCapacity(gallons):
WashTank35.6
ElectricalLoads(asapplicable):
WashMotorHP3.0
DriveMotorHP0.25
WashHeaterKW15or18
NOTE:Always refer to the machine data
plate
for specific electrical and water requirements.
The material provided on this page is for refer
ence only and is subject to change without no
tice.
HOTWATERSANITIZING
WaterTemperatures(Fahrenheit):
MinimumWashTemperature 160
MinimumRinseTemperature 180
IncomingWaterTemperature
12KWBooster 140
18KWBooster 110
CHEMICAL
SANITIZING
WaterTemperatures(Fahrenheit):
MinimumWashTemperature 120
MinimumRinseTemperature 120
IncomingWaterTemperature
12KWBooster80
18KWBooster 50
OtherWaterRequirements:
WaterFlowPressure(PSI) 15
FlowRateMinimum(GPM)1.18
WaterLineSize(NPT)1/2
DrainLineSize(NPT)11/2
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NotesRegardingElectricalRequirements
Allelectricalratingsprovidedinthismanualareforreferenceonly.Alwaysrefertothemachinedataplate
togettheexactelectricalinformationforyourmachine.Allelectricalworkperformedonmachinesshould
bedoneinaccordancewithapplicablelocal,state,territorialandnationalcodes.Workshouldonlybeper‐
formedbyqualifiedelectriciansandauthorizedserviceagents.AlistofJacksonAuthorizedServiceAgencies
islocatedinthebackofthismanual.
NotethatallelectricalwiringusedintheCREWseriesofmachinesmustberated,ataminimum,for100C
(212F).Furthermore,usecopperconductorsonly.
Whereapplicable,heatingelementamperagedrawshavebeenadjustedfortheassumedinputvoltage.Jack
sonassumesincomingvoltageswillbeeither208,230or460volts.Someoftheheatingelementsusedin
ourmachinesareactuallyratedforothervoltages,suchas240 or480 volts.Always verify the amperage
drawofthemachineinoperationwhensizingcircuitprotection.
Ifyourmachineisequippedwiththeoptionalrinseheater,notetherinseheaterhasitsownelectricalcon‐
nectionandthereforerequiresaseparateservice.Amperageloadsformotorsandheatersarecalledouton
themachinedataplatefortheinstallation/servicetechnician.
TheelectricalconfigurationsoftheCREWseriesofmachinesareasfollows:
AvailableElectricalCharacteristics:
 208volt,60Hz,singlephase
 230volt,60Hz,singlephase
 208volt,60Hz,threephase
 230volt,60Hz,threephase
 460volt,60Hz,threephase
AvailableWashTankHeaters:
 15KW(standard)
 18KW(optional)
AvailableRinseHeaters(“BoosterHeaters”):
 None(standard)
 12KW(40Friseintemperature)
 18KW(70Friseintemperature)
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ElectricalRequirementsforCREW44
Volts PhFreq
Wash
Motor
Amps
Drive
Motor
Amps
Wash
Heater
Amps
FLA MCA MOP
208 1 60 10.0A 1.8A 72.1A 83.9A 86.4A 96.4A
230 1 60 10.0A 1.8A 59.9A 71.7A 74.2A 84.2A
208 3 60 8.6A 1.1A 41.6A 51.3A 53.5A 62.1A
230 3 60 8.4A 1.1A 34.6A 44.1A 46.2A 54.6A
460 3 60 4.2A 0.6A 17.3A 22.1A 23.2A 27.4A
CREW44,15KWWashHeater
Volts PhFreq
Wash
Motor
Amps
Drive
Motor
Amps
Wash
Heater
Amps
FLA MCA MOP
208 1 60 10.0A 1.8A 86.5A 98.3A 100.8A 110.8A
230 1 60 10.0A 1.8A 78.3A 90.1A 92.6A 102.6A
208 3 60 8.6A 1.1A 50.0A 59.7A 61.9A 70.5A
230 3 60 8.4A 1.1A 45.2A 54.7A 56.8A 65.2A
460 3 60 4.2A 0.6A 22.6A 23.2A 23.7A 27.9A
CREW44,18KWWashHeater
Volts PhFreq
Wash
Motor
Amps
Drive
Motor
Amps
FLA MCA MOP
208 1 60 10.0 1.8A 11.8A 14.3A 24.3A
230 1 60 10.0 1.8A 11.8A 14.3A 24.3A
208 3 60 8.6 1.1 9.7A 11.9A 20.5A
230 3 60 8.4 1.1 9.5A 11.6A 20.0A
460 3 60 4.2 0.6 4.8A 5.9A 10.1A
CREW44S
Note:0nthe208voltmachines,therinseheaterisactuallyratedat17.2KW
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ElectricalRequirementsforBoosterTanks
Volts PhFreq
Rinse
Heater
Amps
FLA
208 1 60 57.7A 57.7A
230 1 60 47.9A 47.9A
208 3 60 33.3A 33.3A
230 3 60 27.7A 27.7A
460 3 60 13.8A 13.8A
40°FRise‐12KWBooster
Volts PhFreq
Rinse
Heater
Amps
FLA
208 1 60 82.7A 82.7A
230 1 60 71.9A 71.9A
208 3 60 47.7A 47.7A
230 3 60 41.5A 41.5A
460 3 60 20.7A 20.7A
Note:0nthe208voltmachines,therinseheaterisactuallyratedat17.2KW
70°FRise‐18KWBooster
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INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS
VISUAL INSPECTION:Beforeinstallingtheunit,checkthecontainerandthemachinefordamage.A
damagedcontainermaybeanindicationthereispossibledamagetotheproduct.Ifthereisanytypeofdam‐
agetoboththecontainerandtheunit,DONOTTHROWAWAYTHECONTAINER. The dish‐machine has
beenpreviouslyinspectedatthefactoryandisexpectedtoarrive to you in new, undamaged condition.
However,roughhandlingbycarriersorothersmayresultindamagetotheunitwhileitisintransit.Ifsuch
asituationoccurs,DONOTRETURNTHEUNITTOJACKSON.Instead,contactthecarrierandaskthemto
sendarepresentativetothesitetoinspectthedamage.Youshouldrequestthataninspectionreportbe
completed.Youmustcontactthecarrierwithin48hoursofreceivingthemachineinordertoreportpossi‐
blefreightdamage.Youarealsoencouragedtocontactthedealerthroughwhichyoupurchasedtheunit.
UNPACKING THEMACHINE:Themachineshouldbeunboxedandremovedfromthepalletprior to
installing. Also remove the wooden lift beams and their associatedbracketsaftertheunithasbeenposi
tioned.Openthefrontdoorandremoveallofthematerialsfromtheinside.Onceunpacked,verifythereare
nomissingpartstothebestofyourability.Ifyoudiscoverapartismissing,contactJacksonimmediately.
LEVELTHEDISHMACHINE:Thedishmachineisdesignedtooperatewhilelevel.Thisisimportantto
preventanydamagetothemachineduringoperationandtoensurethebestresultspossible.Theunitcomes
equippedwithadjustablebulletfeet,whichcanbeturnedusingapairofpliers.Verifytheunitislevelfrom
fronttobackandsidetosidepriortomakinganyelectricalorplumbingconnections.
PLUMBINGTHEMACHINE:Allplumbingconnectionsmustbemadetoadheretolocal,state,territorial
andnationalcodes.Theinstallingplumberisresponsibleforensuringtheincomingwaterlinesareflushed
ofdebrispriortoconnectingtothemachine.Notethatchipsandmaterialsfromcuttingprocessescanbe
comelodgedinthesolenoidvalvesandpreventthemfromopeningorclosing.Anyvalvesthatarefoundto
befouledordefectivebecauseofforeignmatterleftinthewaterline,andanysubsequentwaterdamage,are
nottheresponsibilityofthemanufacturer.
Waterhardnessshouldbeamaximumof6grainspergallon.Hardwatershouldbetreatedpriortobe
usedbythemachine.Ironinthewaterlinecancausestaining.Afilterdesignedtoremoveironfromthewa‐
tersupplyishighlyrecommendedforsuppliesinexcessof0.1ppm.
Yourdish‐machinecomeswithaWaterPressureRegulatingValve.TheCREWincorporatesaflowpres‐
sureof15PSIfortheincomingwaterline.Donotconfusestaticpressurewithflowpressure.Staticpressure
isthepressurewhenthereisnoflowandthevalvesareclosed;flowpressureiswhenthewaterisrunning
intothemachine.TheWPRVshouldbeadjustedtotheproperflowpressureataminimum.
Thewatersupplylineshallbe1/2NPTminimumandmustbeabletoprovidewaterattheminimum
temperatureindicatedonthemachinedataplate.
Itisrecommendedashutoffvalvebeinstalledtoallowisolatingthedish‐machinefromthewatersys‐
temintheeventmaintenanceorotheractivitiesrequireit.Also,itissuggestedthatashockabsorberbein‐
stalledontheincomingwaterline.Thispreventswaterhammer(hydraulicshock),inducedbythesolenoid
valveasitoperates,fromcausingdamagetotheequipment.
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CONNECTINGTHEDRAINLINE:ThedrainfortheCREWisagravitydischargedrain.Allpipingtothe
machinedrainmustbeaminimum1‐1/2”NPTANDSHALLNOTBEREDUCED.Theremustalsobeanair
gapbetweenthemachinedrainlineandthefloorsinkordrain.Ifagreasetrapisrequiredbycode,itshould
haveaflowcapacityof30gallons.
STEAMLINECONNECTIONS:Somemachinescoveredinthismanualaredesignedtouselowpressure
steamasasourceofheatforthewashtank.Thosemachinescomewithlinesbywhichanoutsidesourceof
steam(i.e steam booster) isconnected.Connectall steam linesfromtheboostertothemachineinaccor
dance with the booster manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure thatallapplicablecodesandregulationsare
adheredto.Seethemachinedataplateforinformationrelatedtosteamflowrequirements.
ELECTRICALPOWERCONNECTIONS:Allelectricalconnectionsaretobemadeinaccordancewithap
plicableportionsoflocal,state,territorialandnationalcodes.
DISCONNECTELECTRICALPOWERSUPPLIESANDTAGOUTINACCORDANCEWITHAPPROPRIATE
PROCEDURESANDCODESATTHEDISCONNECTSWITCHTOINDICATEYOUAREWORKINGONTHATCIR
CUIT.
Thismanualprovidesreferenceinformationregardingelectricalrequirementsandloads,butthatinfor‐
mationmaychangewithoutnotice.Alwaysrefertothemachinedataplate for voltage requirements, ma‐
chinevoltage,totalamperageloadandserialnumber.Ifyoucannotreadyourdataplatebecauseithasbeen
damaged,youshouldcontactJackson.
Themainpowerterminalblocks(forthedish‐machineandfortherinseboosterheater,ifapplicable)
are located atthe top ofthe machine. Youwill have toremove the top cover toaccesstheseconnections.
Routeincomingpowerlineswithinconduitthatwillconnectviafittingstotheprepunchedholesinthe
backoftheunit.Installpowerandgroundwirestolugsasindicatedbytheappropriatedecalsinthecontrol
box.Usecopperconductorsonly.Useofaantioxidationagentis permissible on the power connections.
Tightenallconnections.
Verifytheincomingvoltagematchesthevoltageindicatedonthedecalnexttotheincomingpowerpre‐
punchedhole.
Pleasenotethedish‐machinehasaseparatepowerconnectionfromtherinseboosterheaterandthe
circuit protection requirements are different for each. Referto the machine data plate for information on
minimumcircuitprotection.
DISHMACHINEVENTILATION:Thedish‐machineshouldbelocatedwithprovisionsforventingintoan
adequateexhausthoodorventilationsystem.Thisisessentialtopermitefficientremovalofthecondensa‐
tionexhaust.Ensuretheexhaustsystemisacceptableinaccordancewithapplicablecodesandstandards.
Note: any damage that iscaused bysteam and/or moisturedue to improper ventilationis NOT
coveredunderthewarranty.
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TheCREWhasthefollowingventilationrequirements:
 LoadEnd:200CFM
 UnloadEnd:200CFM
Theexhaustsystemmustbesizedtohandlethisvolumeforthedish‐machinetooperateinthemanner
itwasdesignedto.
THERMOSTATS:ThethermostatsonyourCREWunithavebeensetatthefactoryforthewashtank.
Theyshouldonlybeadjustedbyanauthorizedserviceagent.
CHEMICAL FEEDER EQUIPMENT:YourCREWdishmachineDOESNOTCOMEWITHANINTEGRAL
CHEMICALSUPPLY/FEEDERSYSTEM.YoumustconnecttheCREWtoathirdpartychemicaldispenserthat
meetstherequirementsofNSFStandard29forthemachinetooperatecorrectly.
Youshouldcontactyourchemicalsupplieraboutconnectingadispensertoyourdish‐machine.Chemi‐
caldispensersmustbesetforthetypeandconcentrationofchemicalsbeingusedandthereareseveralfac
torsthathavetobetakenintoaccount.
Detergentusageandwaterhardnessaretwofactorsthatcontributegreatlytohowefficientlyyourdish‐
machinewilloperate.Usingtheproperamountofdetergentcanbecome,intime,asourceofsubstantialsav‐
ings.Aqualifiedwatertreatmentspecialistcanexplainindetailtoyouwhatisneededtogainthemaximum
efficiencyfromyourdetergent.
TheCREW dish‐machine is ableto operate ineither hot watersanitizingmodeorchemicalsanitizing
mode.Yourunitshouldbeclearlymarkedastothemodeitisin.Ifyoucannotdeterminethis,contactJack
sonimmediatelyforassistance.
Itisimportanttorememberthatifyoudecidetooperatetheunitinchemicalsanitizingmode,youmust
ensureanappropriatechlorine‐basedsanitizerisusedinthefinalrinseline.
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DETERGENT INJECTION POINT.
ANOTHER BULKHEAD PLUG
IS PROVIDED ON THE LEFT SIDE
OF THE UNIT
1-1/2" NPTF DRAIN CONNECTION
ADJUSTABLE BULLET FEET
BULKHEAD OPENING FOR
CONDUCTIVITY PROBE
CHEMICAL TUBE
INSERTION POINT
875"
INLET WATER FITTING
1/2" NPTF
MAIN ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION OPENING
1.375"
BOOSTER HEATER
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
OPENING
1.375"
SHOWN FROM REAR OF LEFT TO RIGHT UNIT.
RIGHT TO LEFT UNIT IS MIRRORED
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REMOVE THIS JUMPER
WIRE TO ALLOW FOR
TABLE LIMIT SWITCH
CONNECTIONS
CONNECTION POINT
FOR VENT FAN SIGNAL
CONNECTION FOR
DETERGENT
DISPENSER
RINSE AID & SANITIZER
CONNECTION SIGNALS
FROM DOOR SWITCH
TO PLC
TABLE LIMIT
SWITCH
CONNECTION
ELECTRICALCONNECTIONPOINTSFORTABLELIMITSWITCH,
VENTILATIONFANSIGNAL&CHEMICALDISPENSINGSYSTEMS
SIGNALBOARDISLOCATEDINTHEMAINCONTROL
BOXBEHINDTHELOWERDRESSPANEL
CHEMICALDISSPENSERTUBECONNECTIONPOINTSTORINSEINJECTOR
P:PRESSURESWITCH(1/4”NPT)
S:SANITIZER(1/8”NPT)
R:RINSEAID(1/8”NPT)
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DETERMINING CONVEYOR DIRECTION: Your CREW machine will be configured for
eitherLefttoRightorRighttoLeftoperation.DirectionisalwaysfromtheLoadEndto
theUnloadEnd,asshownintheexamples.
LefttoRightOperation
LoadEnd UnloadEnd
IMPORTANCEOFPROPERCURTAINPLACEMENT:ThecurtainsinsidetheCREWmachinearerequired
tobeinstalledinaparticularfashion.Notetheapproximatelocationsforeachtypeofcurtainintheabove
illustrations. S=Short, L=Long &XL=Extra Long. See the chartbelow for actual curtain lengths and part
numbers.
Legend Length PartNumber QTY
S 12” 08415‐131‐73‐44 1
L 19” 08415‐002‐14‐41 2
XL 24.25” 08415‐002‐47‐37 2
CurtainRod 20.50” 05700‐003‐77‐52 5
OntheCREW44models,thereare5locationsfortheplacementofcurtainsinsidethe
machine,startingfromtheloadendandgoingallthewaytotheunloadend.Thetableto
theleftindicateswhatsizecurtaingoesonwhichcurtainhook.Ifyouaremissinganyof
thecurtaincomponents,itis very importantyouobtainreplacementpartsinorderto
makesureyourunitrunscorrectly.Curtainsareusedtocontroltheaircurrentsinside
yourunitandtheygreatlyassistinmaintainingtheheatnecessarytokeepenergycosts
down.
RighttoLeftOperation
UnloadEnd LoadEnd
XLSLLXL XLLLSXL
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PREPARATION:Beforeproceedingwiththestart‐upoftheunit,verifythefollowing:
 Thedrainstopperisinstalled;
 Thestrainersareinstalled;
 Thepawlbarisinstalledandsecure;
 Theactuatorswitchesmovewithrelativefreedomanddonotbind;
 Thecurtainsareinstalledcorrectly
POWERUP:Toplacetheunitinstandby,presstheStartButtononthefrontofthemachine.
 Theunitwillautomaticallydetermineifthereis aproperwater levelinthewashtank.Ifnot,the
unitwillbegintofilluntiltheappropriatelevelisreached.
 Ifthewashtanktemperatureisnotattheminimumlevelforthe mode of operation, the wash
heater will energize. Refer to the machine data plate for a better understanding of the minimum
temperaturesneededtooperatetheunitcorrectly.Itmaytakeseveralminutesforthewashtankto
heatup,dependingontheinitialtemperatureofthewater.
 Ifyourmachineisequippedwitharinseboosteroption,notetheboostershall turn on whenthe
unitturnson.
 Ifyourmachineisheatedwithasteambooster,thenyouwillneedtoturnonthesteamboosterin
accordancewiththemanufacturer’sinstructions.
 Itisimportantthatyoudonotattempttostarttheunituntil:
 Theunitstopsfilling;
 Theunithasreachedtheappropriatewashtanktemperature.
FIRSTRACK:Thefirstrackofwarethatyouplaceintotheunitusuallyhastheeffect ofveryquickly
reducingthetemperatureofthewashtank.Thisisbecauseyouareintroducingcoldmaterialsintothedish‐
machineenvironmentandtheunithastocirculatewatertogettheheatingcyclegoing.Youmayhavetorun
thefirstrackthroughtheunitagain.Anytimetheunithasnotbeenoperatedforanextendedperiodoftime
thisispossible,butunlikely.Thisisusuallydependentonthetypeofwareyouareusing,itstemperature
andtheambienttemperatureofthekitchenarea.Alwaysobservethetemperaturesofthewashandrinse
whenfirststartingtheunittoensureproperoperation.
WAREPREPARATION:Properpreparationofwareisessentialforthesmooth,efficient operation of
yourdishmachine.Ifdoneproperly,youcanexpecttohavefew
errewashesandusesubstantiallylessde
tergent.Anywareplacedinsidethemachineshouldhaveallsolidfoodwasteandscrapsremoved.Itisrec‐
ommendedthatwarealsobesprayeddownpriortoentryintothedish‐machine.
Placecupsandglassesupsidedowninrackssotheydonotholdwaterduringthecycle.Presoakflat
wareinwarmwatertoassistingettingstuck‐onmaterialoff.Loadplatesandsaucersinthesamedirection
(withthesurfacefoodisplacedonfacingtowardstheunloadendofthemachine).
WASHINGARACKOFWARE:TheCREWmachineisdesignedtowashwareplacedinarack.Underno
circumstanceshouldanymaterialsbeplacedinsidetheCREWmachinethathavenotbeenproperlysecured
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intoadishrack.
Tostartthecycle,gentlypushtherackintotheunitontheloadend.Oncethewashactuatorhasmoved
sufficiently,theunitwillautomaticallybegintoconveythedishrackthroughtheunit.Theentirecycleis
automatic.
OPERATIONAL INSPECTIONS: It is recommended that operators periodically review the following
itemswhilethemachineisoperating.Alloftheseitemsareimportanttooperatingthemachineinaneffi‐
cientmanner.
 Review wash and rinse temperatures and compare to the minimums required by the data plate.
Lowtemperaturescanbeanindicationofafaultythermostat,athermostatthatneedsadjustment
orsomeotherconditionthatneedstobeaddressed.
 Verifythepanstrainersarenotbecomingclogged.Keepingthesefreeofsoilanddebrisallowsfor
muchbetterflowofwaterthroughthemachineandpreventsanysortofredepositissues.
 Waterpressure.TheCREWisdesignedtorunataminimumof15PSI;anylowerthanthatandyou
won’thaveenoughrinsewatertoproperlyremovedetergentfromyourware.
 Washandrinsearmnozzlesshouldbefreeofdebris.Opennozzlesareessentialtotheoperationof
thedish‐machine.
SHUTDOWN:Toshuttheunitdown,presstheStartSwitchonthefrontofthemachine.Todrainthe
machine,openthefrontdoorandpulluponthedrainreleaseinsidetheunit.Ifyouhaveasteamboosterfor
heatingthedish‐machine,shutitdowninaccordancewithitsmanufacturer’sinstructions.
CLEANING:Itisrecommendedtheunitbecleanedatleastonceevery24hoursorattheendoftheday.
Cleaningassistsinmaintainedtheefficientoperationoftheunitbyremovingsoilanddebristhatmightoth
erwisebecometrappedinnozzlesorgetdepositedontoware.
 Curtains:shouldbe removedandscrubbedwith milddetergent/soapandabrushandallowed to
airdry.
 Strainers:shouldberemovedandhavedebrisscoopedout.Neverhitstrainerstoremovedebris;
thiscancausethemtowarpandnotseatcorrectly.Rinseunderwatershouldremovetherestofany
debristrappedinthepart.
 WashArms:thewasharmscanberemovedusinga7/16”driver;however,theCREWisdesignedso
thewasharmsareliterallyself‐cleaning.Operatorshavetheabilitytoflushthearmsbyremoving
theplasticendcapsand running a rackthroughthe unit. This shouldonlybedoneasacleaning
functionwithanemptyrackandatubthatisfilledwithwater.
 InternalChamber:Milddetergent/soapandadishragshouldbeallthatisneededtocleantheinside
ofthemachine.Strainersandthepawlbarshouldberemovedto
provideasmuchroomaspossible.
 External Areas: The outside of the unit should be cleaned with a standard countertop or general
cleaner.Neverattempttocleaninsideanycompartments,boxesorchambersthataresecuredwith
acover.Thesenormallycontainliveelectricalcomponents.
 DONOTCLEANTHEUNITWITHANYTYPEOFMETALLICSCRUBBINGSPONGE!
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DELIMINGINSTRUCTIONS
Toproceedwiththedelimingoperation,fillthedish‐machineandthecorrectamountofdelimingsolu
tionasrecommendedbythemanufacturerofthechemicals.Thetankcapacitiesofthemachinecanbefound
onthespecificationspageofthismanual.
Afterthechemicalsareadded,performthefollowingsteps:
1. FliptheNORMAL/DELIMESwitchtoDELIME.
2. Disconnectorturnoffchemicalfeederpumps.
3. Closealldoors.
4. PresstheStartSwitchandrunthemachineforthelengthoftimerequiredbythechemicalsolution
manufacturer.
5. PresstheStartSwitchtoshuttheunitoff.
6. Openthedoorandstepawayfor5minutes.
7. Inspecttheinsideoftheunittodetermineifyourexpectationshavebeenmet.Ifnot,youmayneed
torunthedelimingsolutionthroughtheunitformoretime.
8. Onceclean,drainthemachinecompletely.
9. Closethedoor.
10. Refilltheunit.
11. PresstheStartSwitchandruntheunitinManualfor10minutes.
12. PresstheStartSwitchtoturnofftheunit.
13. Openthefrontdoor.
14. Draintheunit.
15. FliptheNORMAL/DELIMESwitchtoNORMAL.
16. Yourmachineisreadytouse.
Thisequipmentisnotrecommendedforusewithdeionizedwaterorotheraggressivefluids.Useof
deionizedwaterorotheraggressivefluidswillresultin
corrosionandfailureofmaterialsandcom
ponents.Useofdeionizedwaterorotheraggressivefluidswillvoidthemanufacturer’swarranty.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Green LED lights are illuminated on the PLC when in opera-
tion. The POWER, OK & RUN lights indicate that 24VDC
power is available to the PLC and that is functioning properly.
If the RUN light is out, the operational program of the PLC
may have been corrupted or lost. Temporary power surges may
have occurred. Secure all power to the machine , wait for 30
seconds and restore power. Verify that the Green light is illumi-
nated to the 24vdc power supply immediately to the left of the
PLC. If the RUN light is still off, replace the PLC.
Refer to the illustration below for the designation of each LED.
Inputs correspond to the connections behind the top flip up
panel of the PLC and are marked I1 thru I8. Outputs correspond
to the connections behind the bottom flip up panel of the PLC
and are marked Q1 thru Q8.
Note: All outputs are fused. Q1 & Q2 outputs utilize 1.0 Amp
fuses and Q3-Q8 utilize .75 Amp fuses.
UTILIZE THESE SCREWS
FOR PLC REPLACEMENT
UTILIZE THESE SCREWS
FOR PLC REPLACEMENT
STATUS
INDICATING
LIGHTS
INPUTS
OUTPUTS
Alloperationalrelays
utilizegreenLEDindicat‐
inglightstoverifyproper
operation.Theserelays
aremountedimmediately
totherightofthePLC.
Pleaserefertotheillustra‐
tiontotherightforthe
relaysdesignation&tothe
appropriateschematicsfor
troubleshooting.
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