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System Disassembly
CAUTION:
!
Make sure the unit is Off before disassembly.
Place all disassembled components in a parts bin to be cleaned later in the sink or
in a dishwasher and perform the procedure in Table 8.
Figure 6.
Deck Drain
Location
Figure 7.
Table 8.
Step Procedure
1
Remove the Bowl Lid Cover the Mixing Blades and Blade Sweepers from
the Product Bowl, as shown in Figure 8. (Also remove the air tube and
blade sweepers, if using dairy products.)
2 Remove the Product Bowl from the unit.
3
Turn the Product Bowl upside down and remove the Bowl Gasket, as
shown in Figure 9.
4
Remove the Dispense Handle from the Plunger, by pulling it straight out
of the Plunger. Figure 11.
5
Remove the Faceplate from the front panel by unscrewing the four (4)
Thumb Knobs. See Figure 11.
6
Remove the Plunger from the Faceplate by pulling it out the top of the
Faceplate. See Figure 11.
7
Carefully remove the two (2) O-Rings from their grooves and slide them
to the narrow area of the Plunger. See Figure 10.
TIP: Use a paper towel to squeeze the O-Ring on opposite sides.
This makes it easier for you to grab the O-Ring.
8
Remove the Faceplate Gasket from the rear of the Faceplate, as shown
in Figure 12.
9
Remove the Auger assembly while holding the Scraper Blades in place,
as shown in Figure 14.
10
Use the Magnet Removal Tool to remove the Auger Drive Magnet. Place
the bar handle against the lip of the barrel and hook the wire form into the
hole in the magnet coupling. Pull the end of the magnet removal tool handle
towards you until the magnet is disconnected. See Figure 13.
CAUTION:
!
Be extremely careful when handling the magnet set. Do not
place the magnet near small metal objects.
11
To remove Drive Magnet Coupling and Bearing press the magnet, cou-
pling side down on a table or other hard surface. The bearing and cou-
pling will slide out. See Figure 15.
12 Remove the Drip Tray and Cup Rest from the unit, as shown in Figure 16.