Bartscher 104.805A, Operating Manual

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Once the washing cycle is over, the appliance resumes its operation at the same point it was when the WASH
push button was pressed.
It is possible to exit at any time the washing cycle by pressing the WASH or the DEFR. push button.
13 NOTES FOR CLEANING OF PRODUCT WITH ELECTRONIC TIMER (OPTIONAL FUNCTION)
To carry out the cleaning and the sanitizing operations, follow the directions below:
13.1 CLEANING
1. wait for ice cubes to drop and remove all ice from container
2. remove flag support assembly (1 in Fig. 15) and ice-cube slide (2 in Fig 2. 15) and extract overflow pipe (3 in Fig. 15) to drain water
present in basin
3. reposition overflow pipe and fill basin with a 25% solution of water and white vinegar. Refer to the table for the amount of solution
required, depending on daily output (Fig. 16)
4. reposition ice-cube slide and flag support assembly
5.
with plastic tool, push the “W” button (wash position) through dedicated hole below “ON/OFF” button. (Fig 17)
The blue LED starts to flash. The appliance will carry out a complete washing and rinsing cycle
6. Once the washing cycle is over, remove flag support assembly (1 in Fig. 15) and ice-cube slide (2 in Fig 15) and extract overflow pipe
(3 in Fig 2. 15) to drain water present in basin
7.
switch off machine and disconnect it from electricity mains and water supply
8.
remove evaporator cover panel (Fig. 19) and clean top part of evaporator, bin, evaporator cover panel and door with water and
vinegar solution
9. remove any sediment from evaporator and evaporator cover panel using a brush with soft bristles and a non-abrasive sponge
10.
pour plenty of cold water onto the evaporator and with the aid of the brush, direct the sediment removed into the basin beneath, taking
care not to obstruct the holes in the base of the evaporator.
During cleaning of evaporator, take care:
• not to bend coils
• not to detach water supply pipes
• not to remove evaporator thermostat
11. remove (Fig. 15) and clean with ordinary washing-up liquid:
• flag support assembly (1)
• ice-cube slide (2)
• overflow pipe (3)
• sprayer bank (4), taking care to remove side caps (5)
• sprayer bank feed pipe (6)
• pump filter (7)
12. clean with the same washing-up liquid:
• evaporator cover panel
• inner basin
• bin
• door
13. thoroughly rinse previously cleaned parts with cold water
14. rinse and refit (Fig. 15):
• pump filter (7)
• sprayer bank feed pipe (6)
• sprayer bank (4), after repositioning side caps (5)
• overflow pipe (3)
• evaporator cover panel (Fig. 19)
15. prepare to perform the sanitizing operations described in the next chapter
13.2 SANITIZING
Use a 200 mg/l solution of sodium hypochlorite and water (or a solution of ½ ounce of normal bleach to 1 gallon of water) or one of the
solutions commonly used to disinfect babies’ feeding bottles; in this case, check that the sanitizing product is:
• authorized by your country’s Ministry of Health
• suitable for use with food machines
• not harmful to the materials and components of this appliance
For the directions for use and concentrations, please refer to those shown on the packaging and recommended by the manufacturer. We
recommend using the solution at the temperature of 25°C.
1.
remove flag support assembly (1 in Fig. 15) and ice-cube slide (2 in Fig 2. 15) and extract overflow pipe (3 in Fig. 15) to drain any
water that may be present in the basin
2. fill basin with sanitizing solution. Refer to the table for the amount of solution required, depending on daily production (Fig. 16)
3. refit ice-cube slide (2 in Fig. 15) and flag support assembly (1 in Fig. 15)