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509 Sharptown Road P.O. Box 345 Bridgeport, NJ 08014
Email: [email protected] Fax: 856-467-5511

Internet: http://caddycorp.com Phone: 856-467-4222

Ventilator Water Wash

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Operating and Installation

1.

Install piping (by others) and vacuum breaker from raceway to ventilator spray nozzles.

2.

Vacuum breaker must be installed at least six inches above ventilator spray nozzles.

3.

Turn hood wash system on. System should now be operating.

4.

Adjust pressure regulator to thirty pounds of pressure by following these steps:

a.

Loosen pressure regulator locknut.

b.

Turn regulator key until pressure gauge reads thirty pounds.

c.

Tighten pressure regulator locknut.

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Summary of Contents for Utility Distribution System

Page 1: ...09 Sharptown Road P O Box 345 Bridgeport NJ 08014 Email service caddycorp com Fax 856 467 5511 Internet http caddycorp com Phone 856 467 4222 Utility Distribution System Operation and Maintenance Manual ...

Page 2: ...ting Instructions Connection Plate 9 Plumbing Connections Gas Valve Operations 10 Hose Assemblies 11 General Plumbing System 12 Ventilator Water Wash System 13 Steam Purging System 15 Care and Cleaning of Stainless Steel Equipment 17 Product Warranty 19 Inspect all equipment for damage immediately upon delivery or within the time specified by the carrier In the unusual case that a claim for shippi...

Page 3: ...It is important that you read this manual thoroughly and follow its recommendations In certain instances the manual makes references to features which may or may not be part of your equipment To determine whether such references apply to you please consult your submission and electrical drawings which have been prepared for you as part of this manual Thank you for selecting Caddy Corporation s equ...

Page 4: ... as specified and agree with the drawing 3 The ID system consists of the following parts a Riser b Raceway c Pedestal 4 Remove all access panels on raceway riser and pedestal to reveal internal plumbing electrical systems and internal flanges 5 Place ID sections according to the drawing to determine the proper mounting position beneath the hood 6 Once sections are in position join field joints if ...

Page 5: ...nsists of the following parts a Riser b Raceway 4 Remove all access panels on raceway and riser to reveal internal plumbing electrical systems and internal flanges 5 Place OD sections according to the drawing to determine the proper mounting position 6 Once sections are in position join field joints if any by bolting internal flanges together and apply silicone sealant over seams 7 OD mounting pro...

Page 6: ... ins are as specified and agree with the drawing 3 The WL system consists of the following parts a Riser b Raceway c Pedestal 4 Remove all access panels on raceway riser and pedestal to reveal internal plumbing electrical systems and internal flanges 5 Place WL sections according to the drawing to determine proper mounting positions 6 Once sections are in position join field joints if any by bolti...

Page 7: ...ct the electrical service s to the system as follows a Secure service conduit to the electrical housing A service entrance knockout must be provided b Attach main service wires to the corresponding terminals c If fire fuel shut off is provided which is indicated by a red terminal block proceed with the instructions on Page 10 d Check and tighten all connections e Connect all cord assemblies to the...

Page 8: ... block red in the Utility Distribution System DO NOT remove any existing wires from terminals Connect wires to the UNUSED posts of the Red terminal block as follows a Connect the neutral wire to the terminal with the White wire b Locate wire which supplies 120 volts during normal operating conditions and is switched OFF when fire control system is activated and connect this to the terminal with th...

Page 9: ...control system per the submission drawing will stop the gas flow to all gas operated equipment After the fire control system is returned to normal operating condition the button marked gas reset must be depressed This will reopen the gas solenoid valve s and allow gas to flow to all gas operated equipment IMPORTANT NOTE After the gas system has been reset all pilot lights must be re lit Remote Sta...

Page 10: ...o connect or disconnect any cord and plug assembly After the cord and plug assembly is connected equipment may be turned ON 2 The connection plate consists of the following a Point of use circuit breaker b Outlet c Indicator Light 3 To energize the outlet turn the circuit breaker to the ON position NOTE Upon initial start up the circuit breakers may occasionally require a break in procedure Turn t...

Page 11: ...uired 5 Connect hood wash system if provided to spray nozzles in hood 5 Replace all access panels Gas Valve Operation Normally Closed Valve is closed when solenoid is de energized open when energized Maintenance WARNING To prevent the possibility of death serious injury or property damage turn off electrical power depressurize valve extinguish all open flames and avoid any type of sparking or igni...

Page 12: ...s and quantity of hose assemblies as shown on submission drawing 2 Connect all hose assemblies to the appropriate equipment as shown on submission drawing Provide and install necessary plumbing fittings to present a neat appearance and to insure that hose assemblies do not come in contact with the floor 3 To insure proper installation and minimal wear of hoses follow the examples shown below ...

Page 13: ...k sleeve unlocking coupling 3 Do not place hands on or near steam piping without proper protection 4 To clean behind equipment a Pull out all equipment to be cleaned b Disconnect all hose and cord assemblies NOTE All branch connections that have quarter turn ball valves should be turned off before disengaging hoses c Wipe down top of raceway to prevent dust build up d Wipe off condensation from wa...

Page 14: ...ng by others and vacuum breaker from raceway to ventilator spray nozzles 2 Vacuum breaker must be installed at least six inches above ventilator spray nozzles 3 Turn hood wash system on System should now be operating 4 Adjust pressure regulator to thirty pounds of pressure by following these steps a Loosen pressure regulator locknut b Turn regulator key until pressure gauge reads thirty pounds c T...

Page 15: ...activate injector turn the bypass screw clockwise until fluid begins to be drawn up from the container f After fluid reaches the injector the feed rate may be adjusted by turning the bypass screw Clockwise for more fluid and counter clockwise for less fluid 6 Servicing Detergent Injector a The check valve parts which are in the metering knob can be cleaned by removing the four screws b If the vent...

Page 16: ...ng operation may continue b Unbolt screen holder Part 12 located on bottom of steam trap See steam trap diagram on Page 23 c Remove screen Part 10 check for deformation blockage and damage d Open shut off value located on steam supply manifold for approximately ten seconds This will allow sediment trapped inside screen and manifold to be discharged e Replace screen and screen holder f Open both st...

Page 17: ...e d Remove the ball bucket Part 3 from the case Check the ball bucket for deformation and blockage of the vent hole e Unscrew and remove the screen holder Part 12 and screen Part 10 Check screen for deformation blockage and damage f After checking all parts assemble them in the reverse order to the above g Open both steam purging system shut off valves 1 Case 2 Cover 3 Ball Bucket 4 Drain Jet 5 Ga...

Page 18: ...st stainless steel Other deposits from food preparation and service must be properly removed 3 Chlorides Chlorides are found nearly everywhere They are in water food and table salt Some of the worst chloride perpetrators come from household and industrial cleaners Here are a few steps that can help prevent stainless steel rust and pitting 1 Use the proper tools When cleaning stainless steel produc...

Page 19: ... immediately The sooner you wipe off standing water especially when it contains cleaning agents the better After wiping equipment down allow it to air dry oxygen helps maintain the stainless steel s passivity film 7 Never use hydrochloric acid muriatic acid on stainless steel Review Stainless steels rust when passivity film shield breaks down as a result of scrapes scratches deposits and chlorides...

Page 20: ...riting If the equipment is repaired or altered in any way whatsoever by any person without prior written consent by Caddy Corporation this warranty shall not apply The following are NOT covered under this warranty Normal wear on parts such as bulbs gaskets etc Defects or damages resulting from accidents alterations abuse or misuse of equipment and or any of its components Damage of electrical comp...

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