UM - CODE N4 N5 N6 N10 - REV 0.3
BSPG
BSPM
BSPS
BSPT
ENGLISH
PREMIERE
USER HANDBOOKS
Page 1: ...UM CODE N4 N5 N6 N10 REV 0 3 BSPG BSPM BSPS BSPT ENGLISH PREMIERE USER HANDBOOKS...
Page 2: ...hanical risks the machines described in this manual follow the directive regulations 98 37 EEC 73 23 EEC 89 336 EEC and the European norms EN 1974 slicing machines hygiene and security norms We are at...
Page 3: ...ducts for which it is designed such as meat cooked meats and cheese Do not use with frozen products products on the bone or non food products Slicing Always follow the slicing instructions carefully s...
Page 4: ...ulders arms wrists hands or fingers consult a qualified health professional These suggestions can help to reduce your risk of RSI Take frequent breaks from use Be sure to change posture frequently Sta...
Page 5: ...ories 13 3 10 Products that can be sliced 13 3 11 Products that cannot be sliced 13 4 Description 4 1 Unpacking 13 4 2 Main components 15 4 3 General description 19 5 Installation 5 1 Installing the m...
Page 6: ...al must be kept for the entire life of the machine and in case of need ex any damage to even a part of the manual that makes consulting it difficult the user must acquire a new copy exclusively from t...
Page 7: ...ove the transparent protection and do not change or exclude the mechanical and electrical protections Only slice permitted products do not try slicing any products that are not allowed The area around...
Page 8: ...the machine The use of accessories and spare parts that are not original Outstanding events If the machine is sold or given away this automatically means that the maker is no longer responsible for th...
Page 9: ...24 kW 230 V 50 Hz 1 phase 0 55 kW 230 V 50 Hz 1 phase 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 55 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases Base dimensions 470 x 380 mm 524 x 427 mm 602 x 476 mm Net...
Page 10: ...0 55 kW 230 V 50 Hz 1 phase 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 55 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases Base dimensions 470 x 380 mm 524 x 427 mm 602 x 476 mm Net weight 34 kg 39 kg 45 kg M...
Page 11: ...phase 0 55 kW 230 V 50 Hz 1 phase 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 27 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases 0 55 kW 400 V 50 Hz 3 phases Base dimensions 470 x 380 mm 524 x 427 mm 602 x 476 mm Net weight 34 kg 39 kg...
Page 12: ...60 mm 810 mm M 530 mm 590 mm 680 mm Models BSPTM BSPTL BSPTX Capacity round 213 mm 240 mm 272 mm Capacity rectangle 253 x 178 mm 285 x 200 mm 310 x 242 mm Maximum slice thickness 17 mm 17 mm 17 mm Kni...
Page 13: ...they could cause damage to people and equipment Frozen food Deep frozen food Food with bones meat and fish Vegetables Any other product not meant for consumption 4 1 Unpacking Check that the packaging...
Page 14: ...lyurethane protection and the corner reinforcements 2 6 Remove the above mentioned protection and the corner reinforcements WARNING Blade may be exposed 7 Lift and take out the machine which is wrappe...
Page 15: ...IDE BARS 5 FOOT 6 REGULATING KNOB FOR SLICE THICKNESS 7 THICKNESS PLATE VELA 8 HANDLE FOR PLATE PUSHING 9 SAFETY GUARD 10 FOOD PLATE 11 FOOD PRESS HANDLE 12 BLADE 13 SAFETY RING BLADE PROTECTION 14 SH...
Page 16: ...INNERTABLE 8 PLATE 9 FOOD PRESS HANDLE 10 FOOD PRESS 11 BLADE COVER 12 BLADE 13 SHARPENER 14 TRANSPARENT PROTECTION GUARD 15 THICKNESS PLATE VELA 16 BASE 17 BLADE COVER TENSION ROD 18 SLICE DEFLECTOR...
Page 17: ...GULATING KNOB 6 THICKNESS PLATE 7 BLADE 8 SHARPENER 9 BLADE COVER 10 BLADE COVER TENSION ROD 11 BASE 12 SLICE DEFLECTOR 13 BLOCK 14 FEED CABLE 15 FEET 16 PLATE PUSHING HANDLE 17 PLATE SUPPORT 18 PLATE...
Page 18: ...LATE 7 BLADE 8 SHARPENER 9 BLADE COVER 10 BLADE COVER TENSION ROD 11 BASE 12 SLICE DEFLECTOR 13 BLOCK 14 FEED CABLE 15 FEET 16 PLATE PUSHING HANDLE 17 PLATE SUPPORT 18 PLATE LOCKING KNOB 19 SLIDING OV...
Page 19: ...ning Starting and stopping is carried out by using the two buttons at the front of the machine which are easily identifiable by their colour and position there is a light which indicates the machine i...
Page 20: ...y that the electric supply mains is suitable for the machine by checking the technical data plate on the machine The slicer is fitted with a power supply cord of about 2 metres length complete with a...
Page 21: ...ress by pressing down slightly 5 Regulate the thickness of the slice Start the blade by pressing the WHITE button Grip the handle attached to the plate and begin an alternate cutting movement CAUTION...
Page 22: ...second additional rest position is allowed for the first one please see pt 3 p 21 of UM In order to reach the new one please 1 Slide up the arm till the end of the run 2 Rotate the arm of 270 3 Slide...
Page 23: ...ng down slightly 5 Regulate the thickness of the slices Start the blade by pressing the WHITE button Grip the handle of the food press and start cutting with combined pressure parallel to the blade al...
Page 24: ...arallel to the blade alternating movement of the food and perpendicular to the same advancement of food 6 At the end of the cutting operations ensure the thickness regulator knob is turned back to its...
Page 25: ...ncement of food 6 At the end of the cutting operations ensure the thickness regulator knob is turned back to its SAFE position thickness plate fully closed stop the blade movement by pushing the BLACK...
Page 26: ...e pag 3 pull back the plate holder support all the way towards the operator 2 Turn the locking knob counterclockwise all the way while keeping the support at the end until the safety device of the thi...
Page 27: ...th a 7 8 PH at a temperature of no lower than 30 C using a soft spongy cloth and a semi rigid nylon brush for the plate and the sharp food press WARNING For cleaning the sharp areas of the plates the...
Page 28: ...roceed as follows WARNING Cutting danger Act with attention and concentrate on the job Disconnect the machine from the electric mains supply Remove the blade cover unscrewing completely counterclockwi...
Page 29: ...ling the slice deflector 1 Place the slice deflector carefully in its place as shown in the picture Reassembling the blade cover 1 Replace the blade cover as shown in the picture making sure the squar...
Page 30: ...riage moves freely 4 Check that the slice thickness regulator works correctly Reassembling the food plate 1 Insert the entire group on the carriage as shown in the picture NOTE ensure the plate lockin...
Page 31: ...nel authorized by the maker is as follows Replacing the blade Replacing the sharpener grindstones Replacing the motor belt Replacing the components of the electric system under the base Repairing the...
Page 32: ...the locking knob of the sharpening group about 10 turns 4 Lift the sharpener as shown in the picture and turn it 180 WARNING This operation must be performed carefully and attentively RISK OF INJURY 5...
Page 33: ...te and food press weekly WARNING Only use the supplied oil If there is none use white vaseline oil DO NOT USE VEGETABLE OILS 1 Put a small amount of oil on the rod and slide the group 3 4 times 2 Clea...
Page 34: ...e blade The blade slows or stops under stress Loose belt Contact service for assistance Sharpening is no longer regular Grindstones are excessively dirty Clean the grindstones Grindstones worn out Rep...
Page 35: ...REV 0 3 35 9 Electrical diagram K1 M T1 F1 K1 K1 STOP START LED1 230 VAC 50 60 Hz R1 D1 L1 N EMERGENCY L S Tooled P C B INPUT 230 V 50 Hz ELECTRIC MOTOR 1 PH EMERGENCY L S SELF RESET FUSE T1 START ST...
Page 36: ...36 Tooet 3 P C B 400 VAC 50 60 Hz L1 L2 L3 M KM1 T1 F1 EMERGENCY L S STOP START KA1 KA1 KA1 KM1 LED1 R1 D1 STOP START OFF ON L3 L2 L1 INPUT 400 V 50 60 Hz ELECTRIC MOTOR 3PH SELF RESET FUSE EMERGENCY...
Page 37: ...ry out the dismantling yourself the materials must be separated according to type and consult a specialized firm for their disposal Always abide by the regulations in force in your country WARNING In...
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