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I-980

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Rev. E-35763    6/10/10

Troubleshooting

(Some models may not include all items listed below)

Symptom

Probable Cause

Remedy

No power is being supplied
to the unit

1. Trigger Cables connected to the wrong

place on the machine.

2. Switch on bottom of unit is turned off.

3. Power is not cycling on the machine

properly.

4. Trigger/Power cable is damaged from

installation.

1. Check wiring diagram for proper connection and

contact dish machine manufacturer for correct
trigger placement.

2. Make sure switch is turned on.

3. Check with the dish machine manufacturer if all

power should have been restored to the unit to see
if there is an issue with the machine.

4. Turn power to the dish machine off and inspect the

cable for any possible damage done.

Pumps are not priming like
they should be or not
holding a prime

1. Hole in the tubing from the chemical

container to the pump head.

2. Hole in the squeeze tube in the pump

head.

3. Fitting is not tight on the tubing

1. Check the tubing from the chemical container to

the pump head for leaks by feeling the tubing for
chemical that has leaked out. Replace the tube if
necessary.

2. Replace the squeeze tube after inspecting it for a

possible hole or leak.

3. Check both the inlet and outlet fitting and tighten if

necessary to create a good seal.

Pump over feeding

1. If in concentration or probe mode,

feed rate may not be set correctly.

2. If in concentration or probe mode,

probe cable may not be connected
properly.

3. If a probe is being used, scale could be

built up on the probe.

4. Range of set point is too low.

1. Check the programming for the feed rate.

2. Check the probe cable connection points and make

sure it is connected properly.

3. Clean Probe.

4. Check set point in programming.

Pump under feeding

1. If in concentration or probe mode, the

probe cable may be shorted.

2. If a probe is being used, scale would

be build up on the probe.

3. Range of set point is too high.

1. Check the probe cable for any possible shorts and

correct the issue where necessary.

2. Clean Probe.

3. Check set point in programming..

Rinse/Sanitizer pump not
running

1. Speed turned off.

1. Check the programming to see the speed setting

and make sure it is on the proper setting.

Warranty

Merchandise Returns

No Merchandise will be Returned for Credit Without DEMA’S Written Permission.  Returned Merchandise
Authorization Number is Required in Advance of Return.

Product Warranty

DEMA products are warranted against defective material and workmanship under normal use and service for
one year from the date of manufacture.  This limited warranty does not apply to any products that have a
normal life shorter than one year or failure and damage caused by chemicals, corrosion, physical abuse, or
misapplication.  Rubber and synthetic rubber parts such as “o”-rings, diaphragms, PVC tubing, and gaskets are
considered expendable and are not covered under warranty.  This warranty is extended only to the original
buyer of DEMA products.  If products are altered or repaired without prior approval of DEMA, this warranty is
void.

Defective units or parts should be returned to the factory with transportation prepaid.  If inspection shows them
to be defective, they will be repaired or replaced without charge, F.O.B. factory.  DEMA assumes no liability
for damages.  Return merchandise authorization number must be granted in advance of returned units for repair
or replacement (See “Merchandise Returns” above).

Summary of Contents for 10AB-N70

Page 1: ...ANUAL FOR JACKSON MSC MODEL 10AB N70 DISHWASHER N00024 11 C 2111 JACKSON MSC LLC P O BOX 1060 HWY 25E BARBOURVILLE KY 40906 PUBLISHED BY DIRECTION OF COMMANDER NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND APRIL 29 2013...

Page 2: ...YARD N00024 11 C 2111 SSN774 thru SSN786 SSN787AFS 1 EB Corp Groton CT Quantities distributed in accordance with applicable Class Index of Technical Publications ITP Applicable upon completion of Ship...

Page 3: ...Record of Alterations This manual reflects alterations occurring after April 29 2013 as a result of the following CHANGE NO DEFICIENCY DESCRIPTION...

Page 4: ...s inside equipment with a voltage supply turned on without specific orders from appropriate authority DO NOT SERVICE ALONE Personnel shall not under any circumstances reach inside or enter any enclosu...

Page 5: ...mable materials cleaners etc are potential submarine atmosphere contaminants and may be toxic to personnel Review requirements for appropriate stowage engineering controls and personal protective equi...

Page 6: ...STALLATION MANUAL FOR EXPORT UNITS SERVICE MANUAL FOR DOMESTIC UNITS ELECTRICALLY HEATED MODELS MODEL 10AB N70 SEPT 10 2012 P N 07610 003 97 40 Jackson MSC LLC P O Box 1060 Hwy 25E Barbourville KY USA...

Page 7: ...cts of god attempted repair by authorized persons improper installation if serial number has been removed or altered or if unit is used for purpose other than originally intended TRAVEL LIMITATIONS Ja...

Page 8: ...Revision Letter Revision Date Made By Applicable ECNs Details...

Page 9: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS Specifications Instructions Maintenance Parts Section Appendix A DEMA Nitro Warewash Dispenser Page A 1...

Page 10: ...NSE AID INLET 1 4 NPT WATER PRESSURE REGULATOR 1 2 NPT 16 1 4 5 in 8 3 8 14 5 16 22 1 2 INLET WATER CONNECTION 1 2 NPT VIEW BOTTOM OF DISHMACHINE 875 x 3 PLCS MACHINE MOUNTED JUNCTION BOX ELECTRICAL K...

Page 11: ...e Heater KW Total 13 4kW 254V NOTE Always refer to the machine data plate for specific electrical and water requirements The material provided on this page is for reference only and is subject to chan...

Page 12: ...lectrical wiring used in the dish machine must be rated at a minimum for 100C 212F Furthermore use copper conductors only Where applicable heating element amperage draws have been adjusted for the ass...

Page 13: ...ING THE MACHINE All plumbing connections must be made to adhere to local state territorial and national codes The plumber is responsible for ensuring the incoming water lines are flushed of debris pri...

Page 14: ...decal next to the incoming power pre punched hole DISHMACHINE VENTILATION The dish machine should be located with provisions for venting into an adequate exhaust hood or ventilation system This is es...

Page 15: ...SENTATION PERTAINING TO BOTTOM OF DISHMACHINE 874 x 3 PLCS MACHINE MOUNTED JUNCTION BOX ELECTRICAL KNOCKOUTS LOCATED ON BOTTOM OF JUNCTION BOX 19 00 8 00 3 00 BOTTOM OF MACHINE NOTE USE DIMENSIONS FOR...

Page 16: ...40 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED A DETAIL A B DETAIL B RINSE TEMPERTURE PROBE INLET SEE BELOW RINSE AID INLET 1 4 NPT 1 1 2 NPT DRAIN CONNECTION WATER INLET 1 2 NPT ELECTRICAL OPENINGS 7 8 dia N...

Page 17: ...CONTINUED Page Created 09 10 2012 Revised N A 12 NOTE WASH TEMPERATURE PROBE CONNECTION TO BE MADE DURING INSTALLATION FRONT DRESS PANEL MUST BE REMOVED TO MAKE CONNECTION SEE BELOW ON REMOVAL OF DRE...

Page 18: ...AUTOMATIC BACK OF REMOTE CONTROLLER RINSE AND WASH PRESSURE HOLES TO BE CONNECTED TO REMOTE CONTROLLER DURING INSTALL EACH HOSE WILL BE MARKED WITH CONNECTION POINT HOSES WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE DIS...

Page 19: ...A 10 875 MANUAL RINSE FILL WASH AUTOMATIC MASTER START HEATER ON 11 855 16 100 12 500 9 000 10 00 8 375 16 100 6 3125 FRONT OF REMOTE CONTROLLER SIDE OF REMOTE CONTROLLER HOLE FOR IMCOMING POWER CONNE...

Page 20: ...TALLATION INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED 15 Page Created 09 10 2012 Revised N A A DETAIL A B DETAIL B 1 15 dia HOLE FOR INCOMING POWER GROUND LUG 2 GROUND LUG 1 TERMINAL BOARD 1 1 15 dia HOLE FOR WIRING BETWE...

Page 21: ...ONTROLLER TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 16 BLK TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 18 BLK TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 20 BLK TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 8 RED TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 10 RED TO TB2 TERMINAL POINT 12 RED TO TB2 TERMINAL P...

Page 22: ...ICAL CONNECTION POINTS FOR TERMINAL BOX TB2 TERMINAL BOX TB2 NOTE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO BE MADE DURING INSTALL USE 14 AWG WIRE FOR CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE TERMINAL BOX TB2 AND REMOTE CONTROLLER 14...

Page 23: ...ECTION POINTS FOR CHEMICAL DISPENSING SYSTEMS TB1 IS LOCATED IN THE REMOTE CONTROLLER ILLUSTRATION BELOW DEPICTS TB1 WITH CHEMICAL CONNECTION POINTS ONLY L1 L2 L3 IT1 IT2 IT3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1...

Page 24: ...IRED FOR MOUNTING 10AB N70 TO A DISH TABLE THE DIMENSIONS WOULD ALLOW THE DISH TABLE TO REST ALONG THE EDGE OF THE WASH TUB OF THE MACHINE Hole is clearance for Hood Support Assembly NOTE THIS VIEW RE...

Page 25: ...the unit has not been operated for an extended period of time this is possible but unlikely This is usually dependent on the type of ware you are using its temperature and the ambient temperature of...

Page 26: ...out the overflow strainer inside the unit CLEANING It is recommended the unit be cleaned at least once every 24 hours or at the end of the day Cleaning assists in maintaining the efficient operation o...

Page 27: ...Flip the WASH switch to OFF 5 Open the door and step away for 5 minutes 6 Inspect the inside of the unit to determine if your expectations have been met If not you may need to run the delime solution...

Page 28: ...correctly Rinse temperature to high 1 Incoming water temperature is to high 2 Thermostat set to high 1 Required incoming water temperature 110 degrees adjust water temperature to meet machine operatin...

Page 29: ...er to the dish machine 2 Check manual wash or rinse switch replace them if they are damaged or not working correctly 3 Check for loose or broken wires to L1 L2 and L3 Machine does not work on automati...

Page 30: ...s by soaking in a deliming solution 12 The ball bearing race ways may be cleaned by either brushing with deliming solution or gently clean by rubbing with fine sandpaper or emery cloth 13 Rinse the ba...

Page 31: ...ith the back side of the panel outward If it is determined that the timer is defective it is recommended that a new timer be installed However limited field maintenance can be accomplished as follows...

Page 32: ...ckwise to unscrew and remove Be careful not to damage shaft 3 Remove the three screws holding retainer ring to the pump housing 4 Press out shaft and bearings by pushing against threaded end of the sh...

Page 33: ...Valve Assembly 04810 100 09 18 Coil Housing only 06401 003 07 43 3 4 Vacuum Breaker Assembly 04820 002 53 77 06401 003 06 24 Cap Screw Data Plate Cap O Ring Plunger Body Cap Retainer 2 TO TAKE THE SO...

Page 34: ...ote controller RINSE FILL SWITCH This switch is spring loaded and must be held in its up position to operate When the switch is operated water is allowed to fill machine through the rinse heads It may...

Page 35: ...the proper replacement Put switches back into panel make sure switch protrudes through panel properly tighten both nuts and replace control panel on remote controller box Power can now be applied to t...

Page 36: ...E LEFT DEPICTS COMPONENTS OF THE REMOTE CONTROLLER WITH CONTROL COVER PLEASE REFER TO THE PARTS LIST ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR PART NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES REQUIRED 13 20 24 22 21 23 22 4 21 22 5 13 13 6 TH...

Page 37: ...2 GAUGE PRESSURE 06685 100 01 01 12 2 THERMOMETER V20664002 160 CAPILLARY 06685 003 94 88 13 12 SCREW 10 32 x 1 2 PH TR HD 05305 011 39 36 14 1 CONTACTOR KM DILM9 10 110 120 WASH MOTOR 05945 111 50 71...

Page 38: ...BLIES Technical Manual 07610 003 97 40 PLEASE REFER TO THE PARTS LIST ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR PART NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES REQUIRED 5 4 3 7 6 11 2 1 10 8 9 9 O RING PART NUMBER 05330 400 03 08 LOCATED INS...

Page 39: ...2 O D x 1 1 2 x 1 16 05330 200 23 00 5 2 O RING 05330 400 03 08 6 1 PLUG 1 4 PLATED 05700 002 61 00 7 1 SA SUPPORT UNPLATED HOOD NAVY ASSY 05700 000 18 20 8 1 DOOR HANDLE 05700 000 28 30 9 2 SCREW 10...

Page 40: ...SEMBLY RINSE HEAD COMPLETE WITH ALL ITEMS PICTURED ABOVE 05700 000 28 68 2 2 PLUG RINSE ARM 04730 609 04 00 3 2 WASHER NYLATRON 5311 369 08 00 4 1 BUSHING RINSE HEAD 05700 000 28 65 5 1 RING RETAINING...

Page 41: ...OVERFLOW STRAINER PART 5330 400 05 00 RINSE FEED CASTING PART 09515 300 16 47 BOLTS 5 16 18 x 1 PART 05305 275 06 00 2 each GASKET RINSE FEED CASTING PART 05330 200 02 06 FRONT SHROUD PART 05700 003 9...

Page 42: ...ASH PUMP ASSEMBLY Technical Manual 07610 003 97 40 A PLEASE REFER TO THE PARTS LIST ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR PART NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES REQUIRED PULLEY CONNECTS TO WASH PUMP MOTOR 16 V BELT PART 03030 20...

Page 43: ...0 300 09 27 6 2 BEARING 03110 100 01 24 7 1 WASHER PHENOLIC 05311 369 01 00 8 4 LOCKWASHER SPLIT 5 16 S S 05311 275 01 00 9 1 SHAFT PUMP 05700 000 23 39 10 4 BOLT HEX HEAD 5 16 S S 05305 275 09 00 11...

Page 44: ...LET PLUMBING ASSEMBLY Technical Manual 07610 003 97 40 2 10 1 13 1 10 3 10 9 10 8 5 7 1 6 4 1 12 1 14 1 11 5 PLEASE REFER TO THE PARTS LIST ON THE NEXT PAGE FOR PART NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES REQUIRED WA...

Page 45: ...AND SPRING KIT 04820 100 04 07 04810 200 03 18 04810 200 09 18 4 1 FITG 1 8 MALE 04730 212 08 02 5 2 ADAPTER MALE CU TO MSPS 04730 401 03 01 6 1 W TUBE PRESSURE GAUGE 05700 003 95 32 7 1 F COPPER TUB...

Page 46: ...05700 003 97 96 2 1 WASH HEAD BOTTOM 05700 000 10 36 3 34 BEARING BALL 1 4 S S 11 BALL BEARINGS BETWEEN ITEMS 1 AND 4 23 BALL BEARINGS BETWWEEN ITEMS 1 AND 2 03110 100 03 24 4 1 CAP WASH HEAD 05700 0...

Page 47: ...2 1 RINSE THERMOSTAT 05930 003 13 65 3 2 NUT LOCK 6 32 05310 373 03 00 4 1 FITTING 1 4 BRASS USED ON THREMOSTAT BULB 05310 924 02 05 5 1 HEATER BUS BAR 05700 000 24 36 6 6 BOLT 10 32 x 1 2 05305 173...

Page 48: ...ORT FLAT HEAD BOLT 1 4 20 x 1 2 PART 05305 174 14 00 2 EACH BOLT 1 4 20 x 1 2 PART 05305 274 02 00 2 EACH GASKET HOOD SUPPORT BRACKET PART 05330 200 01 06 PLUMBING BOOSTER TANK OUTLET GOES BETWEEN BOO...

Page 49: ...Technical Manual 07610 003 97 40 PARTS SECTION DISH RACKS 44 Page Created 09 10 2012 Revised N A RACK GLASSWARE NO PEGS PART 07320 100 13 01 RACK DISHWARE WITH PEGS PART 07320 100 09 01...

Page 50: ...Description Part Number 1 1 ASSEMBLY IMPELLER INCLUDES CERAMIC SEAL 05330 300 02 27 05700 000 61 96 2 2 BEARING 03110 100 01 24 3 2 THERMOMETER 160 CAPILLARY 06685 003 94 88 4 1 RINSE THERMOSTAT 05930...

Page 51: ...5SW RINSE FILL TOGGLE SWITCH THS THERMOSTAT R RED PILOT LIGHT TM TIMER INCLUDES MIRCO SWITCHES 1SOL WATER SOLENOID VALVE 2SOL MOTOR OVERLOAD CB CIRCUIT BREAKER 1LSTR 2LSTR 3LSTR HEATERS CONTROL TRANS...

Page 52: ...S UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS IN INCHES 3 PL DECIMALS 2 PL DECIMALS FRACTIONS 1 32 ANGLES 1 2 LET REVISION CONTROL ORIG DRWN BY DATE B 09905 003 94 85 MODEL 10 REMOTE CONTROLLER B GAMBREL 05...

Page 53: ...3 info restappl com 303 781 5548 800 282 4718 COMMERCIAL APPLIANCE 800 624 2117 FAX 813 663 0212 ARIZONA SERVICE INC FAX 303 761 5561 commercialappliance world 6507 PACIFIC AVENUE johns hawkinscommerc...

Page 54: ...DS IA 52404 504 733 2559 FAX FAX 770 452 7473 CONES REPAIR SVC 319 365 3325 2408 40TH AVE 800 747 3326 MAINE HERITAGE FOODSERVICE GROUP MOLINE IL 61265 FAX 319 365 0885 OF ATLANTA 309 797 5323 GCS SER...

Page 55: ...286 FAX 206 525 2890 90 CLINTON RD 781 449 4220 info restappl com FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 800 225 4510 MA NH GENERAL PARTS INC 973 575 9145 FAX 781 444 4789 11311 HAMPSHIRE AVENUE SOUTH NEBRASKA 800 836 06...

Page 56: ...15 627 5408 718 486 5220 info whaleyfoodservice com COMMERCIAL PARTS SVC elmer2 erols com 800 969 4271 OF COLUMBUS FAX 718 486 6772 WHALEY FOODSERVICE REPAIRS 5033 TRANSAMERICA DRIVE GCS SERVICE INC 3...

Page 57: ...FAX 864 235 9623 FAX 901 366 4588 4874 S CATHERINE STREET 304 755 1811 PLATTSBURGH NY 12901 800 441 9739 WHALEY FOODSERVICE REPAIRS GCS SERVICE INC 518 563 3200 FAX 304 755 4001 I 26 US1 NASHVILLE TN...

Page 58: ...800 624 2117 FAX 303 761 5561 johns hawkinscommercial com METRO APPLIANCE SERVICE 1640 S BROADWAY DENVER CO 80210 303 778 1126 800 525 3532 FAX 303 778 0268 metroappls aol com INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL PAR...

Page 59: ...APPENDIX A DEMA Nitro Warewash Dispenser A 1...

Page 60: ...le of Contents Part 1 Nitro Warewash Dispenser User s Manual Part 2 Solid Rinse Bowl Installation Instructions Part 3 Viking Bowl Installation Instructions Part 4 Nitro Warewash Dispenser Training Man...

Page 61: ...Part 1 Nitro Warewash Dispenser User s Manual...

Page 62: ...city county parish provincial or other agencies It is possible that electrical codes and regulations require that a certified electrical contractor or engineer perform the electrical installation For...

Page 63: ...8 5 OVERFLOW ELBOW KIT DRY DETERGENT X X 904 8KY RINSE CHECK VALVE COMP X 1 8 NPT KYNAR X X 81 16 1 TIE WRAPS 8 LONG 5 5 8 8 I980 INSTRUCTION SHEET X X X X Operational Requirements For indoor use only...

Page 64: ...RINSE MOTOR ONLY REPLACEMENT KIT 81 316 8 NITRO NITRO EXPRESS DETERGENT PUMP HEAD ONLY REPLACEMENT KIT 81 316 9 NITRO NITRO EXPRESS RINSE PUMP HEADONLY REPLACEMENT KIT 25 21 4 SINGLE SQUEEZE TUBE REPL...

Page 65: ...nto the rinse line tap provided by the manufacturer of the machine If a tap is not provided follow the manufacturer s recommendations for installing this fitting 6 Install the sanitizer injection fitt...

Page 66: ...rown wires to the appropriate wash trigger output between 24 and 480 V 50 60Hz as recommended by the dish machine manufacturer 2 Connect the rinse trigger black and red wires to the appropriate rinse...

Page 67: ...in Initial Charge 1s 10 min Press Press Press Alarm Delay 5s 10 min Charge Activate Off 60s Charge Clock 5 min 16 hrs Press Alarm Volume 0 10 Press Rinse Speed 0 100 Press Initial Charge Activate will...

Page 68: ...arge Clock 5 min 16 hrs Press Alarm Volume 0 10 Press Rinse Speed 0 100 Press Initial Charge Activate will determine the length of the rinse trigger that instigates an initial charge while in probe le...

Page 69: ...2 Check the probe cable connection points and make sure it is connected properly 3 Clean Probe 4 Check set point in programming Pump under feeding 1 If in concentration or probe mode the probe cable...

Page 70: ...Part 2 Solid Rinse Bowl Installation Instructions...

Page 71: ...4V 581 RB DB ADS AC 24V 581 RB 4B SYD DC 24V 582 1RB B AC 24V III Connection to Water Supply See Figure 2 Water temperature should be kept between 120 and 140 deg F if possible WATER TEMPERATURE SHOUL...

Page 72: ...Plastic 3 58 104 2 J G Elbow Fittings X Plastic 4 58 103 2 J G Straight Fittings X Plastic 5 58 6 Stainless Steel Tube X 8 Lg 6 58 58 Plastic Tubing O D X 2 Lg LDPE 7 85 13B Spray Arm Assy 8 581 5 Ri...

Page 73: ...8 Lg 27 58 27 Safety Paddle 9 58 58 LDPE Tubing O D X 2 Lg 28 58 16 2 Spray Nozzle 1 8 NPT 10 24 67 8 HiLo Screw 1 29 24 31 5 Backup Washer 11 58 23 Splash Guard 30 85 14 Float Switch Assy Plastic 12...

Page 74: ...warranty is extended only to the original buyer of DEMA products If products are altered or repaired without prior approval of DEMA this warranty will be void Defective units or parts should be return...

Page 75: ...Part 3 Viking Bowl Installation Instructions...

Page 76: ...5 Attach the clear feed tubing to the bottom of the Viking Bowl Pull the other end of the tubing in line with the elbow and cut off any extra so the line doesn t sag Attach it to the elbow 6 Power the...

Page 77: ...V19 9 OPTIONAL WATTS 288AC VACUUM BREAKER WITH FITTINGS COMPLETE 58 309 VOA BRVBWFT V55 10 8 X HI LOW SS SCREW 58 310 CHA 8X1 2SS 000 11 STANDARD NOZZLE PWD SOL 58 311 VOA STDNOZ V71 12 5 LENGTH OF 5...

Page 78: ...Part 4 Nitro Warewash Dispenser Training Manual...

Page 79: ...eature full dispensers too bulky for smaller kitchen environments Probe or probeless operation from the same unit Pre wired power supply Password protected digital programming Multi lingual display Qu...

Page 80: ...Nitro Features 100 260VAC 50 60Hz main power constant power 24 480VAC trigger signals Detergent pump output 6 oz min 180ml min Rinse pump output 1 3 oz min 40ml min...

Page 81: ...gramming Det Prime DOWN arrow primes detergent and decreases value or moves cursor down EXIT button exits the programming and moves cursor right in programming Rinse Prime UP arrow primes rinse and in...

Page 82: ...le Screen Priming Idle Default screen shown when unit is not being programmed Unit will return to this screen during long periods of no button activity Press and hold any prime button to prime each pu...

Page 83: ...creen English Press ENTER to modify language Use UP DOWN arrows to select between 4 languages English Spanish Portuguese and French Press ENTER to select desired language Press DOWN arrow for Rack Cou...

Page 84: ...Rack Count Displays number of rack counts registered Rack counts are generated by rinse length in conveyor mode or machine operations in door mode Press DOWN arrow for Information screen...

Page 85: ...n Displays the following information DET P Probeless mode C Concentration mode SP Not applicable for probeless mode Detergent set point in concentration mode Input Actual probe reading Press DOWN arro...

Page 86: ...New Program Create new program Can be for either door or conveyor machine types and probeless or concentration mode Press ENTER to create new program...

Page 87: ...Mode Detergent Control Mode Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between probeless or concentration Press ENTER when concentration is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to...

Page 88: ...ration Mode Machine Type Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between conveyor and door Press ENTER when desired machine type is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to trigg...

Page 89: ...gger Mode Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between Detergent Rinse Detergent Only or Rinse Only Press ENTER when desired mode is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to c...

Page 90: ...tration Mode Concentration Set Point Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust concentration set point Press ENTER when desired setting is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to fee...

Page 91: ...y set point is reached high feed rate can lead to over shooting 5 is a good starting point Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust feed rate Press ENTER when desired setting is disp...

Page 92: ...mit Limits the amount of time that the detergent pump will run without reaching set point Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust feed limit in minutes and seconds Press DOWN arrow...

Page 93: ...lay Amount of time before detergent alarm sounds Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting minutes seconds Press ENTER when desired setting is displayed Press DOWN arrow...

Page 94: ...Mode Alarm Volume Sets volume of audible detergent alarm Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to adjust volume Press ENTER when desired volume is reached Press DOWN arrow to advance to...

Page 95: ...ration Mode Rinse Speed Adjust rinse pump speed Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust rinse speed Press ENTER when desired speed is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to rinse...

Page 96: ...door machine only Delays rinse pump activation up to 15 seconds Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust rinse delay Press ENTER when desired rinse delay is displayed Press UP or DOW...

Page 97: ...type only Rinse length should match the amount of rinse time per rack Allows Nitro to count racks on a conveyor machine Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust rinse length Press ENTER when desired length is dis...

Page 98: ...ress ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust sanitizer speed Press ENTER when desired speed is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to company name Note Advance to slide 34 for company n...

Page 99: ...ode Detergent Control Mode Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between probeless or concentration Press ENTER when desired mode is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to ma...

Page 100: ...less Mode Machine Type Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between conveyor and door Press ENTER when desired machine type is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to trigger...

Page 101: ...Trigger Mode Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP or DOWN arrows to change between Detergent Rinse Detergent Only or Rinse Only Press ENTER when desired mode is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance t...

Page 102: ...nt feeds after initial new tank detergent feed Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting minutes seconds Press ENTER when desired setting is displayed Press DOWN arrow to...

Page 103: ...type only Amount of time between initial and subsequent recharges Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting minutes seconds Press ENTER when desired setting is displayed...

Page 104: ...e number of machine operations that will not get a subsequent recharge Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust number of cycles between recharges Press ENTER when desired setting is...

Page 105: ...l dispenser for a new tank of water Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting minutes seconds Press ENTER when desired setting is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to...

Page 106: ...dispenser to provide initial charge after a defined period of time without trigger signals Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting hours minutes Press ENTER when desire...

Page 107: ...ze machine fill versus rinse cycle Trigger mode must be set to Rinse Only Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust time setting Press ENTER when desired seconds are displayed Setting...

Page 108: ...Rinse Speed Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust rinse speed Press ENTER when desired speed is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to rinse length conveyor mode or sanitizer s...

Page 109: ...pe only Rinse length should match the amount of rinse time per rack Allows Nitro to count racks on a conveyor machine Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust rinse length Press ENTER when desired length is displ...

Page 110: ...Probeless Mode Sanitizer Speed Press ENTER to modify setting Use UP DOWN arrows to adjust sanitizer speed Press ENTER when desired speed is displayed Press DOWN arrow to advance to company name...

Page 111: ...characters Press ENTER to modify setting Use LEFT RIGHT arrows to move between characters Use UP DOWN arrows to at adjust each character Press ENTER when desired name is displayed Press DOWN arrow to...

Page 112: ...mber of rack counts registered Rack counts are generated by rinse length in conveyor mode or machine operations in door mode Press ENTER to reset and follow on screen instructions Press DOWN arrow to...

Page 113: ...Enter New Code Access Code gains access to system programming setup Press ENTER to modify access code...

Page 114: ...Code Use SANITIZER button to move cursor left and EXIT button to move cursor right Use UP DOWN arrows to change digit in each position Press ENTER when access code is displayed Note Default value out...

Page 115: ...Accept Program Code Press EXIT to accept new access code Press any other button to reject new access code...

Page 116: ...Press EXIT to leave programming mode or use UP DOWN arrows to navigate to other screens to make changes...

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