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AEF-A.DOC

02/2003

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CHAPTER 1

IMPORTANT

RECEPTION OF THE MERCHANDISE

Take care to verify that the received equipment is not damaged before signing the delivery
receipt.  If a damage or a lost part is noticed, write it clearly on the receipt.  If it is noticed after
the carrier has left, contact immediately the freight company in order that they do their
inspection.

We do not assume the responsibility for damages or losses that may occur during transportation.

NAME PLATE

Each machine has a nameplate fixed on the machine, with the general characteristics of the
machine.

1.

 

Serial number

2.

 

Model

3.

 

Date

4.

 

Phase

5.

 

Amperage

6.

 

Volts

7.

 

Frequency

CHAPTER 2

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Doyon Spiral Mixers are designed to be used by qualified people in the Bakery production.
The particular shapes and speeds of the spirals and bowls allow you to have in a short period
of time, very smooth dough, even when small quantities of water are used. Our spiral mixers
are able to work with small quantities of flour (for instance, the mixer of 220 Lbs. of flour
may work with 11 Lbs. of flour).
It also has a very simple control panel, easy to work with. You may choose between the
automatic or manual mode (except AEF015), each mode come with two speeds.

Our spiral mixer is not only used in bakery and pastry productions but also in inks
productions, chemist’s shops, etc.

For your safety, this equipment has been verified by qualified technicians and carefully crated
before shipment. The freight company assumes full responsibility concerning the delivery in
good condition of the equipment in accepting to transport it.

Summary of Contents for AEF 035

Page 1: ...ATA 3 1 General description 3 3 2 Technical characteristics 4 3 3 Electrical characteristics 4 3 4 Damage situations 4 3 5 Electric installation 4 3 6 Security system 6 3 7 Control panel 6 3 8 Emergen...

Page 2: ...ENANCE 5 1 When the machine is new 17 5 2 Every day 17 5 3 Every 6 months 18 CHAPTER 6 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6 1 Safety instructions 19 6 2 Hazards 19 ELECTRIC SCHEMATICS AEF015 21 AEF 035 050 080 100 1...

Page 3: ...designed to be used by qualified people in the Bakery production The particular shapes and speeds of the spirals and bowls allow you to have in a short period of time very smooth dough even when smal...

Page 4: ...kg Dough Capacity Lbs kg AEF 015 38 98 5 28 73 16 40 5 2 30 1 15 3 50 1 5 25 AEF 035 46 118 5 41 104 21 54 5 5 75 2 35 8 130 3 5 60 AEF 050 51 129 5 46 117 27 68 5 7 110 3 50 12 175 5 5 80 AEF 080 54...

Page 5: ...olts Speed 900 R P M for 1st speed and 1800 R P M for 2nd speed Frequency 60 Hz 208 240 volts 3 phases 4 wires 3 lines gnd 3 4 THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MACHINE S DAMAGES IN THE FOLL...

Page 6: ...AEF A DOC 02 2003 5 Figure 3 1 Control panel 2 Machine structure 3 Security bars 4 Spiral 5 Bottom body 6 Stainless steel bowl 7 Machine floor fixer 8 Roller 9 Side board 10 Main switch 10...

Page 7: ...and press the green button start It is forbidden to remove modify or damage the machine s security bars 3 7 CONTROL PANEL AEF 015 fig 2 Start button GREEN If you push it the machine will start Stop b...

Page 8: ...e selector button 8 Emergency stop 9 Display to visualise the programs 10 Programming button 11 Up button 12 Down button 13 Display to visualise the time of 1st speed 14 Display to visualise the time...

Page 9: ...A DOC 02 2003 8 Figure 5 1 Micro switch 2 Control panel 3 Electric motor 4 Electric motor 5 Security bars 6 Current transformer 7 Switch 8 Contactor 9 Electric plug 10 Electric cable cord 11 Main swi...

Page 10: ...cy STOP is not pressed fig 2 If it is you must turn the button as shown by the arrows 4 Press the green button and verify if the bowl and spiral rotation is the same as indicated by the arrow If not s...

Page 11: ...and a light will lighten up fig 2 At the end of the working cycle stop the machine by pressing the red Stop button and the light on the start stop switch will shut off You may stop the machine at any...

Page 12: ...achine and easily accessible 4 3 START 1 Turn the general switch into position I and verify if the Emergency Stop is unlocked and the points 2 and 3 will display 4bars _ _ _ _ 2 If the red emergency S...

Page 13: ...lose the safety bars point 3 fig 3 If you lift up the bars the machine will stop immediately Press POWER point 1 fig 4 the time display point 2 and 3 fig 4 will display 0 00 The machine starts in manu...

Page 14: ...on point 1 fig 4 the display point 2 and 3 fig 4 will light up Close the safety bars point 3 fig 3 If you lift up the bars the machine will stop immediately The machine starts in manual mode to change...

Page 15: ...ime When the working time is the same as the programmed time the machine will change speed automatically The 2nd speed lights the display point 4 fig 4 and in display point 2 and 3 fig 4 you will visu...

Page 16: ...you press continuously the stop button 16 you ll get out of the program When the working cycle is completed the stop button 16 will light Then if you press it the cycle will end and the equipment is r...

Page 17: ...data in the selected program you will have approximately 10 seconds between each step to enter the desired settings The data will not be saved if you exceed 10 seconds between two settings and the pr...

Page 18: ...e examined by removing the access panel on the bottom side of the machine c To verify if the belt needs to be stretched press the finger in the middle of the belt and if the looseness is superior to i...

Page 19: ...smission s belts of the spiral can be examined by opening the cover of the machine b The transmission s belts of the bowl can be examined by removing the access panel on the bottom side of the machine...

Page 20: ...stopped by using the red stop switch If you detect any damages or bad functions of the machine turn it off immediately and call for an authorised technician otherwise it may cause irreversible damages...

Page 21: ...id the risk of fire electric shocks personal and material damages Only qualified people may access the parts that have electric current which are obliged to 1 Stop the machine 2 Turn off the main swit...

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Page 24: ...le for having the equipment properly installed operated under normal conditions with proper supervision and to perform periodic preventive maintenance If any parts are proven defective during the peri...

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