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5.2) Do not operate the machine if it is not properly earthed. This may lead to electric shock.

5.3) When machine is not in use for continued periods, unplug the power cable.

5.4) Always disconnect the power supply before opening any side panel on machine or before

undertaking any repair/maintenance work.

5.5) All repairs and maintenance must be undertaken only by suitably qualified technician work.

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Summary of Contents for HM106

Page 1: ...1 40 SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINE USER MANUAL House hold and Commercial Appliances Model No Date S N Please read this user manual before using the machine...

Page 2: ...2 40 AGENT Sales agent Address Telephone Service Technician Telephone Sales date...

Page 3: ...to different models 3 Important user information 4 Technical parameters 5 Operating safety 6 Cleaning your machine 7 Operating instructions 8 Fault finding 9 Electrical wiring diagram 10 Refrigeratio...

Page 4: ...ing to diverse needs attractive appearance ease of use and operation control panel design and fully digital computerized circuitry as well as top quality refrigeration components French Tecumseh or It...

Page 5: ...5 40 HM316 PAMC HM106 PC...

Page 6: ...ensions 540x780x1490mm Production 60 80L h Packing dimensions 705x900x1600mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requirement Optional function Pre cooling and keep...

Page 7: ...ensions 540x780x1490mm Production 35 50L h Packing dimensions 705x900x1600mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requirement Optional function Pre cooling and keep...

Page 8: ...ensions 540x780x1490mm Production 35 50L h Packing dimensions 705x900x1600mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requirement Optional function Pre cooling and keep...

Page 9: ...ensions 540x780x1490mm Production 25 40L h Packing dimensions 705x900x1600mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requirement Optional function Pre cooling and keep...

Page 10: ...Machine dimensions 518x756x860mm Production 25 35L h Packing dimensions 665x864x969mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requirement Optional function Pre cooling...

Page 11: ...et weight 68kg Rated power 0 7kw Machine dimensions 440x620x663mm Production 15 20L h Packing dimensions 608x699x730mm Condensation medium air Flavours 2 mixed Refrigerant R22 or R404 as per requireme...

Page 12: ...l 11 Condenser 20 Freezing cylinder 3 Decorative cover 12 Ventilator fan 21 Control panel 4 Handle 13 Pre cooling compressor 22 Top panel 5 Draw valve 14 Main compressor 23 Back panel 6 Horizontal bar...

Page 13: ...10 Main compressor 18 Rear panel 3 Draw valve 11 Main motor 19 Top panel 4 Throat block nut 12 Pre cooling condenser 20 Hopper lid 5 Drip tray 13 Pre cooling compressor 22 Control panel 6 Decorative c...

Page 14: ...4 Draw switch 14 Beater stick 24 Level sensor 5 Decorative cover 15 Drip tray 25 Hopper 6 Throat block 16 Freezing cylinder 26 Flywheel 7 Draw handle 17 Main motor 27 Pulley belt 8 Horizontal bar 18...

Page 15: ...vent from the machine s condenser must have a clearance of at least 1 metre from the nearest vertical object g The condenser must be frequently cleaned to free it from dust and loose debris Ensure cl...

Page 16: ...power supply The power cable cross section area should be at least 2 5mm to ensure adequate current flow during start up peak The connection cable should be no longer than 6m Notes 1 An inadequate po...

Page 17: ...MAIN POWER 8 PRODUCTION 9 REFRIGERANT 10 CLIMATIC 5 OPERATING SAFETY During machine use the following must be complied with 5 1 Prior to operation this manual and any additional instructions must be o...

Page 18: ...5 3 When machine is not in use for continued periods unplug the power cable 5 4 Always disconnect the power supply before opening any side panel on machine or before undertaking any repair maintenance...

Page 19: ...cleaning solution and pull the draw handles three or four times Thereafter remove the throat block horizontal bar and release the three draw valves Ensure all components are thoroughly cleaned Before...

Page 20: ...t a and c are side valves and b is a centre valve with a different design Re assembly with valve b in wrong position may lead to jamming and or leakage a centre draw valve b bridge O ring After instal...

Page 21: ...or to assembly Lubricate with edible oil a draw handles b horizontal bar rubber stopper c horizontal bar d central draw valve e side draw valve f throat block g square gasket After cleaning the compon...

Page 22: ...er stick slots into position and the beater stick no longer protrudes from the cylinder Step 9 To clean the hopper use cloth soaked in detergent solution and gently clean all traces of ice cream mixtu...

Page 23: ...n in expansion tube may be increased or decreased When decreased this may allow for more air in ice cream mixture 6 3 Cleaning after production Wash cycle a Place machine in standby mode Pour clean wa...

Page 24: ...ction mode B Left hopper temperature indicator and counter display C Indicates cooling in the freezer cylinders the backlight is blue when the freshness preservation mode is on in the production cylin...

Page 25: ...ready for operation Alternatively if the power button is pressed for three seconds whilst in connected mode red only then the machine will enter programming mode 7 3 2 Pre cooling button a When the ma...

Page 26: ...ure during periods in which the machine is idle 7 3 3 Wash cycle button a In stand by mode press the wash button to wash the machine The wash indicator will become blue To stop the wash function press...

Page 27: ...function Window H will begin to flash Pressing the keys the user will be able to navigate between the numbers 2 16 Press the power key again to save the settings an to exit programming mode After set...

Page 28: ...ition the display will show a new count after every 3 seconds The counter function proceeds until 999 whereupon it will resume from 0 again c After 10 minutes the counter will automatically revert to...

Page 29: ...adjust the setting while the machine is in standby mode press the start button for three seconds Thereafter press the pre cooling button to navigate to the pre cooling temperature window H Adjust the...

Page 30: ...achine may not produce ice cream resulting in over working motor Normal production setting In this range the machine may not automatically switch off possibly resulting in key component damage due to...

Page 31: ...ch observe and analyze Using this methodology the technician will first listen to the operation of key components such as compressor and ventilator to establish whether they sound normal Secondly the...

Page 32: ...B The fixing bolts for throat block are not tight or not properly mounted A Change gaskets B Mount the throat block in proper position and tighten the bolts Material or water leakage B The gear box is...

Page 33: ...cation use nitrogen or carbon tetrachloride to flush system and or replace expansion valve filter 4 Repair or replace 5 Re set hardness 3 Compressor overheating 1 Oil loss 2 Excessive running time 3 H...

Page 34: ...34 40 HM833PAMC HM633PAMC...

Page 35: ...35 40 HM316PAMC HM620PAMC...

Page 36: ...36 40 HM106PC...

Page 37: ...37 40 HM836PAMC HM336PAMC 10 REFRIGERATION DIAGRAM...

Page 38: ...1 Main Cooling System Ref Description Ref Description Ref Description 1 Compressor 4 Ventilation fan 7 Evaporator 2 Pressure sensor 5 Dry filter 8 Pin valve 3 Condenser 6 Expansion valve 10 2 Pre cool...

Page 39: ...Ref Description 1 Compressor 4 Filter dryer 7 Needle valve 2 Condenser 5 Capillary tube 3 Ventilation fan 6 Evaporator We reserve the right to modify the system without prior notice 11 AFTER SALES SE...

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