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BS2/BS3 

Fig. n°34A 

VCS 

4.3 - DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE 

Professional 

CE

 slicers have been designed and made by our company with the precise 

purpose of cutting food products  (like lunch meat, meats and vegetables) and they gua-
rantee: 

maximum safety in use, cleaning and maintenance; 

maximum  hygiene, thanks to a meticulous selection of materials that come in contact 
with the food products, and with the elimination of the edges in the parts of the slicer 
that come into contact with the product, in a way that it can be easily and totally clea-
ned not to mention easily disassembled; 

maximum cutting precision thanks to the cam mechanism; 

all components are robust and stable; 

maximum silence thanks to the belt transmissions; 

very easy to handle.  

 
4.4 - OVERALL DIMENSIONS, WEIGHT, FEATURES ... 

Fig. n°34B 

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Do not leave the slicer exposed to   dama-
ging agents: sun, rain, sprays,   humidity, 
ice (Fig. n°28). 

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Do not pull the slicer or the feeding cable 
(Fig. n°29) to unplug it. 

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Regularly check the state of the     feeding 
cable; a worn out cable or in any case not 
intact represents a serious electrical dan-
ger. 

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If the machine remains unused for long 
periods of time, before using it again have 
it checked by a  “Service Center”. 

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If the slicer should show signs of 
malfunctioning it is advisable to turn it off 
and to not use it, to not directly intervene 
for repairs, and to contact the “Service 
Center”, shown on the back of this 
manual. 

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Do not leave the slicer uselessly plugged 
in. Unplug the machine when it is not 
being used. 

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Even if safety devices are installed on 
dangerous points of the machine, avoid 
placing hands near the blade and other 
moving parts. 

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Never cut the product, by now finished, 
without the aid of the goods pressing 
arm. 

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Do not assume positions that bring bo-
dy parts in direct contact with the bla-
de. 

Fig. n°27 

Fig. n°28 

Fig. n°29 

Summary of Contents for VERTICALE EVO 350

Page 1: ...TRE AUTHORISED DEALER CAP 9 ECTRICAL DIAGRAM 9 1 115 V 230V SINGLE PHASE 230V THREE PHASE 400V THREE PHASE Fig n 56 1 VERTICALE EVO 350 370 385 Professional slicers Ed 01 2020 ver 003 Operating and maintenance manual ...

Page 2: ... its replacement 7 5 BLADE Check that the diameter of the blade after many sharpenings has not been reduced more than 10 mm compared to the original diameter For its replacement call the SERVICE CENTER 7 6 GRINDERS Check that the grinders continue to have their abrasive property during the sharpening When they are no longer abrasive they must be replaced as to not damage the blade therefore call t...

Page 3: ...tely isolate machine from the rest of the system b bring the graduated hand grip which regulates the thickness gauge to 0 7 2 BELT The belt does not need to regulated Generally after 3 4 years it must be replaced in this case call the SERVICE CENTER 7 3 FEET The feet could deteriorate in time and lose their elasticity therefore decreasing the stability of the machine Replace them by calling the SE...

Page 4: ...ng way 1 unhook the bladeguard Fig n 48 2 take out the sharpening device Fig n 50 rif a 3 unscrew the three or four screws Fig n 50 ref f depending on the model which fasten the blade 4 rest the jig b on the blade so that the split in the jig fits in the ring Fig n 50 ref c 5 match the axes of the two holes Fig n 50 ref d on the blade with the twoknobs Fig n 50 rif e on the jig simply making the b...

Page 5: ...ift the trolley up b Fig n 46 having taken off the trolley the goods holder plate can be carefully cleaned with warm water the equipped detergent or neutral detergent pH 7 6 2 2 Cleaning the blade the bladeguard and the ring WARNING a pair of metallic gloves must be worn while cleaning the blade 1 Fig n 48 and a damp cloth must be used Turn the blade guard locking knob 3 and remove the blade guard...

Page 6: ... is degreased 2 lift a the sharpener cap 1 and turn it 180 b Fig n 42 WARNING Before starting to sharpen the blade pay attention to RESIDUAL RISKS chapter 4 2 2 concerning the dangers of cutting without having followed the in structions listed below To sharpen the blade which needs to be done periodically as soon a decrease in cutting is noticed the following directions must be adhe red to 3 let i...

Page 7: ...ARNING The goods to be cut are loaded on the hopper only with the graduated hand grip at 0 and the motor stopped being careful with the blade and the points Fig n 39 Fig n 40 Fig n 41 7 2 2 POSITIONING Position the pallet with the slicer on a flat surface and take off a the cap from the slicer Fig n 12 At this point turn the machine on its side Fig n 13 and unscrew with the proper wrench provided ...

Page 8: ...2 3 3 Blade rotation direction Fig n 19 Fig n 20 Fig n 18 2 3 4 Slicer with 230 V three phase motor The slicer is equipped with a feeding cable with a section area of 5x1mm length 1 5m and a blue 15A 3F T CEI plug Connect the slicer 230 V 50 Hz three phase supply mains interposing a magnetothermic differential switch of 10A 0 03A Check that the direction of the blade rotation is counter clockwise ...

Page 9: ...ning of the feed selection plugs on the electronic card Fig n 21 close the box reposition the slicer and proceed as in paragraph 2 3 3 2 4 PRELIMINARY CHECK Before testing make sure the goods holder plate is well blocked after which test fun ctioning with the following procedure Push the ON push button and the OFF push button Fig n 22 Check if the machine does not start auto matically by removing ...

Page 10: ...ormaintenan ce operation disconnect the machine plug from the electrical network When carrying out routine maintenance or cle aning of the slicer and therefore the guards are removed carefully evaluate the residual risks During maintenance or cleaning stay concentrated on the operations Do not use corrosive or flammable substances to clean the slicer Fig n 26 only use the product provided To clean...

Page 11: ...e the slicer exposed to dama ging agents sun rain sprays humidity ice Fig n 28 Do not pull the slicer or the feeding cable Fig n 29 to unplug it Regularly check the state of the feeding cable a worn out cable or in any case not intact represents a serious electrical dan ger If the machine remains unused for long periods of time before using it again have it checked by a Service Center If the slice...

Page 12: ...0 13 2 3 5 4 6 1 Fig n 31 Fig n 32 4 5 Fig n 33 Relay in circuit 4 2 SAFETY DEVICES INSTALLED ON THE MACHINE 4 2 1 Mechanical safety As far as mechanical safety is concerned the slicer described in this manual responds to CEE 2006 42 machine directives 4 2 2 Electrical safety As far as electrical safety is concerned the slicer described in this manual responds to the 2014 35 UE low tension directi...

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