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CONTENTS

 

 

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 3

 

MODEL INFORMATION ......................................................................................... 3

 

ON DELIVERY ....................................................................................................... 3

 

GUARANTEE ......................................................................................................... 3

 

INSTALLATION OPTIONS ..................................................................................... 4

 

FOR THE INSTALLER ........................................................................................... 4

 

SELECTION OF SITE ............................................................................................ 4

 

MODEL IDENTIFICATION ..................................................................................... 4

 

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... 6

 

WORKING DIMENSIONS ...................................................................................... 8

 

WASTESTATION AF .............................................................................................. 8

 

REMOTE DEWATERER ........................................................................................ 9

 

CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS ......................................................................... 11

 

OPERATION ........................................................................................................ 13

 

USER MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................ 14

 

DAILY CLEANING ................................................................................................ 14

 

CLEANING CYCLE .............................................................................................. 15

 

CLEARING A JAM ................................................................................................ 16

 

WIRING DIAGRAM .............................................................................................. 17

 

ORDERING SPARE PARTS ................................................................................ 19

 

FURTHER INFORMATION .................................................................................. 19

 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for F78/061

Page 1: ...EED F79 060 REMOTE DEWATERER F78 061 Please make a note of your product details for future use Date Purchased _________________________ Model Number __________________________ Serial Number __________________________ Dealer _________________________________ ________________________________ _______ ...

Page 2: ...NSTALLER 4 SELECTION OF SITE 4 MODEL IDENTIFICATION 4 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6 WORKING DIMENSIONS 8 WASTESTATION AF 8 REMOTE DEWATERER 9 CONTROLS AND INDICATIONS 11 OPERATION 13 USER MAINTENANCE 14 DAILY CLEANING 14 CLEANING CYCLE 15 CLEARING A JAM 16 WIRING DIAGRAM 17 ORDERING SPARE PARTS 19 FURTHER INFORMATION 19 ...

Page 3: ...tents against the following list and notify both the Carrier and Supplier within 24 hours if anything is missing or damaged Fully assembled WasteStation with following items loose Release key 1 off Waste bin 240Ltr 2 off Instruction Manual 1 off Operating Plaque 2 off wall mounted self adhesive Appliance hoses 3 2 x WS AF 1 x DWR GUARANTEE This machine is guaranteed by Lincat for 2 Year from the d...

Page 4: ...chine is complete The machine is operated from the built in control box SELECTION OF SITE Select the site of the WasteStation with care so that it is convenient both for the major source of food waste and for access by machine operators The machine should be installed as close to the existing drains as reasonably practicable MODEL IDENTIFICATION The IMC WasteStation AF Remote Dewaterer grey water ...

Page 5: ...5 P a g e The Remote Dewaterer comprises of a cabinet with a dewaterer unit and removable 240 litre capacity wheeled waste bin IMC REMOTE DEWATERER ...

Page 6: ... is intended for connection to an external conductor for protection against electric shock in case of a fault or the terminal of a protective earth ground electrode TERRE DE PROTECTION Pour marquer bornes destinées à être raccordées à un conducteur de protection extérieur contre les chocs éclectiques en cas de défaut d isolement ou pour marquer la borne de la terre de protection DANGEROUS VOLTAGE ...

Page 7: ...NDS OR OBJECTS OTHER THAN FOOD WASTE INTO THE HOPPER CHUTE DO NOT PUT STRING CLOTH PLASTIC WIRE GLASS CORK OR METAL OBJECTS INTO THE MACHINE THE MACERATOR APPLIANCE IS RATED FOR 30 NON CONTINUOUS DUTY 18 MINUTES PER HOUR issue 200 kg waste takes approx 1 hour to process therefore 60 minutes of use per 3 hours 20 minutes IN THE EVENT OF A FAULT OR AN EMERGENCY ISOLATE BOTH THE ELECTRICAL AND WATER ...

Page 8: ...CAUSE SERIOUS MACHINE DAMAGE WORKING DIMENSIONS The following clearances are required for safe operation of the WasteStation AF appliance and Remote Dewaterer and also for servicing Clearance required for normal Recommended Clearance required operation for Service Engineer functions WasteStation AF Plan View ...

Page 9: ...9 P a g e Front View Remote Dewaterer Clearance required for normal Clearance required Recommended operation for Service Engineer functions Front View ...

Page 10: ...10 P a g e Plan View CAUTION Controls and Indications should not be obstructed mm 600 mm 300 mm 300 600mm ...

Page 11: ...on AF it also isolates the Remote Dewaterer Each unit is also provided with an emergency stop button located on the front panel of each unit The control panel on the WasteStation AF comprises of four illuminated buttons to operate the machine and their function is described below the buttons are replicated on the Remote Dewaterer as indicator lights only BUTTON LAMP ACTION INDICATOR LIGHT STATUS S...

Page 12: ...ive The indicator will flash indicating the cycle is shutting down When the Yellow button is illuminated this indicates the direction of the auger feed is reversing To STOP the cycle press the RED button A steady red indicator means that the waste collection bin is not fitted A flashing red indicator AND a siren means that the waste collection bin is nearing fill level WARNING STOP FEEDING THE MAC...

Page 13: ...e flowing through the system if possible the problem should be addressed IMMEDIATELY and the system should be restarted to prevent waste from settling in the pipework If waste settlement occurs flushing may be needed to help clear the pipework before restarting this is to help prevent a blockage Operation of the WasteStation AF Dewaterer appliance is relatively straight forward A Ensure that the e...

Page 14: ...ibed below DAILY CLEANING DO NOT use a pressure washer Pouring a bucket of warm NOT HOT soapy water into the hopper at the end of each day will help clean the equipment and disperse any residual solids in the piping Using the warm soapy bucket of water gradually pour the contents along the internal sides of the hopper and along the auger screw If needed use a dishwashing type brush and brush off a...

Page 15: ... routine the automated cleaning cycle should also be run NOTE The Remote Dewaterer needs to be on Ensure the power and water supplies are ON Press the BLUE button at the control panel to start the cleaning process Allow the appliance to complete the cleaning cycle ...

Page 16: ... the control box at the front of the WasteStation AF should be used for routine stopping of the machine operation CLEARING A JAM As a result of a jam occurring the machine will stall and stop If this occurs proceed as follows 1 Switch off the machine at the mains or at the isolator switch on the rear panel 2 Unscrew the macerator lid 3 Engage the prongs of the release key into the vanes of the rot...

Page 17: ...17 P a g e WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 18: ...upply turned off Switch on supply The mains isolator has tripped Call site electrician to reset the isolator If problem persists contact service personnel Waste bin is full flashing red light Empty and then replace the bin Waste bin is out of position solid red light Replace the bin in its correct position inside the bin enclosure on the machine Baffle is not correctly fitted Check baffle is in po...

Page 19: ...ontact your supplier For information on IMC spares and service support if applicable please call Lincat on 44 0 1522 875520 Alternatively contact us via email Lincat Spares Desk E mail spares Lincat co uk Lincat Service Desk E mail service Lincat co uk Lincat Limited Whisby Road Lincoln LN6 3QZ United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1522 875500 E mail info Lincat co uk Website www Lincat co uk FURTHER INFORMATIO...

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