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ELECTRICAL STAGES OF THE MACHINE 

 

All JET TECH high temperature washers operate in the same basic manner. Ensure that the proper electrical, water supply and drain connections have 
been made, that the overflow tube (stand-pipe) is properly positioned in t he washtank and the machine is level. 

1. Press the GREEN POWER BUTTON SWITCH (TL) and the POWER ON (LL) indicator light will illuminate as well as the digital temperature gauges 
(TR) (if so equipped). 

2. If the washtank is empty, the water inlet valve (ELB) will open and the washtank will start to fill through the rinse arms. The door switch (MP) is 
bypassed and the fill cycle will continue even if the washer door is opened. NOTE: On models so equipped, the automatic drain pump (MPS) and/or the 
liquid detergent pump (MPD), are energized at the same time as the water fill valve (ELB). The water level is controlled by an air trap in the washtank 
and an air pressure switch (PS). As the water level increases, air pressure from the air trap is directed to the pressure switch (PS). When the preset 
pressure is attained, the pressure switch transfers power from the fill valve (ELB) to the booster thermostat (TB). 

3. If the rinse water temperature is below the preset level, the thermostat energizes the booster element (RB) (through coil (BCB), activating contactor 
(CCB) on some models). When the proper rinse water temperature is attained, power is transferred to the wash tank thermostat (TV). 

4. If the wash water temperature is below the preset level, the wash thermostat (TV) energizes the wash tank element (RV) (through coil (BCV) 
activating contactor (CCV) on some models). When the proper wash water temperature is attained, power is transferred to the READY (LP) indicator 
light. IMPORTANT: THE TWO ELEMENTS ARE NEVER ENERGIZED AT THE SAME TIME. THE BOOSTER ELEMENT ALWAYS HAS 
PRIORITY OVER THE WASH TANK ELEMENT. 

5. The READY (LP) light indicates that the temperatures are ideal for a wash cycle. It is normal for this light to cycle on and off as the elements maintain 
the proper rinse and wash temperatures 

6. Press the BLACK CYCLE START BUTTON (TC). This activates a micro relay (BR). This momentary relay energizes two internal micro switches 
(CR1 & (CR2). When CR1 is closed, it bypasses the CYCLE SWITCH (TC), keeping the relay (BR) closed. CR2 energizes the timer motor (MT) and the 
CYCLE INDICATOR LIGHT (LC) illuminates, starting the wash cycle. 

7. As the timer motor (MT) starts to turn, the cam closes the first timer micro switch (Ml) and opens the circuit energizing the relay (BR). This new 
connection bypasses the relay (BR) and keeping the timer motor (MT) and the CYCLE INDICATOR LIGHT (LC) energized. This micro switch stays 
closed for the length of the wash cycle. 

8. One or two seconds after the wash cycle is initiated, the second timer micro switch (M2) is closed. M2 energizes the wash pump(s) (MPL) (through 
coil (BCMPL) activating contactor (CCMPL) on some models), starting the wash cycle. 

9. At the end of the wash cycle, timer micro switch  M 2 opens, stopping the wash pump (MPL), sending power to timer micro switch (M3). Micro switch 
(M3) energizes the water inlet valve (ELB), starting the rinse cycle. NOTE: On models so equipped, the automatic drain pump (MPS) and/or the liquid 
detergent pump (MPD), are energized at the same time as the water fill valve. (ELB). At the end of the rinse cycle, the water inlet valve (ELB) closes and 
CYCLE INDICATOR LIGHT (LC) extinguishes. 

Any of stages 2 through 5 may activate simultaneously during any of the wash cycle stages 6 through 9. 

IMPORTANT NOTES: 

• Models F-16 and F-16 DP feature an alternative warm water rinse. Activating the Black button on the front control panel bypasses the booster tank for 
the final rinse and rinses using incoming water from the water inlet valve. • JET TECH ware washers do not dump and fill after every cycle. The wash 
water is refreshed during every cycle by the hot rinse water. Excess stale water is expelled from the machine via the overflow pipe. • Some models are 
equipped with an automatic drain pump (MPS)(White button on the front control panel) that will evacuate water to a maximum height of 36" (0.9M). 
Please see the section on: DRAIN PUMP OPERATION. 

 

Summary of Contents for 727

Page 1: ...HI TEMP WAREWASHERS INSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE SERVICE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...While in the field you may come across earlier generations of JET TECH machines General operation of these machines is similar if not identical to our current models However certain parts may be uniq...

Page 3: ...nty All authorized labor coverage shall be limited to regular hourly rates only Any supplemental hourly rates or charges such as weekends or emergency premiums remain the responsibility of the user Je...

Page 4: ...ntenance Overtime or weekends charges time and a half or more Problems due to improper installation Problems due to improper water supply temperature or inadequate excessive water pressure Problems du...

Page 5: ...63 12002 15507 15504 15505 15506 Booster tank 12064 15515 2 10129 15548 Solenoid Valve AM except 747 F20 F22 20568 20569 ELB 1 5 Solenoid valve 747 F20 F22 20569 ELB 75 Electronic Noise Filter 20018 F...

Page 6: ...equipment is within the warranty period we will also FAX a WARRANTY AUTHORIZATION NUMBER often listing the parts that may be required to complete the repair as well as the allocated times to diagnose...

Page 7: ...9886 NEW TOP PANEL 15683 15506 NEW BACK PANEL 15684 20500 F18 DP 9901607 THE WHITE DRAIN PUMP BUTTON 20500 737DP 9800871 MUST BE HELD TO ACTIVATE THE 20500 727DP 9800706 DRAIN PUMP AND WILL NO LONGER...

Page 8: ...45 18 0 10 2 60 00 27 95 28 40 342 4 75 2 7 PIPER 518 00 503 00 470 00 29 09 8 0 2 5 20 40 19 80 18 50 64 2 11 0 65 OPERATION PARAMETERS Flow Hot Water Water Temp Electrical Power Requir Cycle Pressur...

Page 9: ...SIDE E SIDE F PIPER mm 270 375 315 74 95 42 inch 10 6 14 7 12 4 3 3 7 1 6 F16 mm 190 230 295 38 85 38 inch 7 5 9 1 11 6 1 5 3 3 1 5 F16DP mm 190 230 295 38 85 38 inch 7 5 9 1 11 6 1 5 3 3 1 5 F18 mm 2...

Page 10: ...DIAGRAM FOR UTILITY CONNECTIONS...

Page 11: ...THE CONTROL PANEL...

Page 12: ...r Light will illuminate to indicate that the machine is ready for its first load Fill the basket with dishware and trays then push the basket into the machine If you are using a powder detergent add t...

Page 13: ...lly The White Drain Pump Button must be activated on models so equipped Rinse the tank out with clean water and remove any particles of food or debris Do not flush debris down the drain of the dishwas...

Page 14: ...and off as the elements maintain the proper rinse and wash temperatures 6 Press the BLACK CYCLE START BUTTON TC This activates a micro relay BR This momentary relay energizes two internal micro switch...

Page 15: ...ment will not heat The thermostat that controls the booster is identified as TB and the thermostat that controls the wash tank element is identified as TV The adjustment screw is in the middle of the...

Page 16: ...ure switch switches the power from the water inlet valve to the booster thermostat Before adjusting the air pressure switch ensure that there are no obstructions or blockages in the air trap or the ho...

Page 17: ...ne Adjustments should be made clockwise to reduce the amount of rinse additive and counter clockwise to increase the amount of rinse additive If air gets in the rinse hose or if the pump stops drawing...

Page 18: ...LIQUID DETERGENT PUMP ADJUSTMENT Models 727 737 F 16 F 16DP F 18 F 18DP F 20 are supplied with a factory installed liquid detergent pump to automatically dispense detergent into the wash tank chambers...

Page 19: ...WASH RINSE DIAGRAMS WASH AND RINSE DIAGRAM FOR F16 F16DP PIPER WASH AND RINSE DIAGRAM FOR F18 F18DP F20 F22 727 737 747 RINSE SYSTEM WASH SYSTEM...

Page 20: ...unctions when the water fill valve is open during the fill and rinse cycles To manually drain the wash tank you must 1 Turn off the machine square green button on control panel 2 Open the door and rem...

Page 21: ...ing into the base of the dishwasher and out the front ensuring that areas of high heat such as the booster tank and the pump motor are avoided 6 Cut the vinyl tubing to the required length at the fron...

Page 22: ...to the detergent pump wiring harness only when the water fill valve is open during the fill cycle and during the rinse cycle as explained in the previous section This may be incompatible with some so...

Page 23: ...icing to determinate the location of the water inlet valve This valve cannot be serviced and must be replaced if defective NOTE If you are replacing the water inlet valve on a model F 22 or 747 door t...

Page 24: ...er to the machine Open the front panel with a screwdriver Visually inspect the peristaltic pump for worn tubes MONTHLY Visually inspect inside the machine for any water or detergent leaks SEMI ANNUALL...

Page 25: ...en the dishwasher door and wedge a flat bladed screwdriver between the lower lip of the control panel left right sides and the doorframe The control panel will unsnap and slide forward On our model F...

Page 26: ...pressure reducing valve set at 30psi A009 Drain outlet hose may be blocked Drain pump may be blocked or defective not allowing proper drainage of machine Un clog or reposition hose Un clogor replace d...

Page 27: ...quality commercial brand Spotting on glassware C002 Rinse aid pump may need to be primed or adjusted Prime or adjust Replace as required A007 The solenoid valve may have dirt in it or may be defective...

Page 28: ...have dirt in it Clean the air trap Constantly fills A006 The air pressure switch may be faulty A005 The air trap may have dirty in it Clean the air trap Filling is too short A006 The air pressure swi...

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