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2.

If the syrup and water are at the same level, the ratio is properly adjusted.

If the syrup and

water are not at the same level, continue with the valve adjustment procedure below.

C. Remove the lid from the dispenser by unscrewing the knob.
D. Locate the two flow control adjustment screws on the front of the valve (see Figure 2).  The

water side flow control adjustment screw is on the left.  The syrup side flow control adjustment
screw is on the right.

NOTE

The water side flow control is factory preset to dispense 2 1/2 fluid ounces per second 
(74 ml/sec) and should require no adjustment.

E. Increase or decrease the syrup flow to cause the two liquid levels to become even in the ratio

cup.  To increase syrup flow, turn the adjustment screw in (clockwise); to decrease flow, turn the
screw out (counter clockwise).

F. Rinse out the ratio cup with water.
G. Repeat steps E and F until syrup and water levels are even.
H Remove the syrup separator, replace the diffuser and nozzle, and reinstall the lid on the 

dispenser.

3. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

NOTE:

The dispenser must be cleaned and sanitized after installation is complete and, thereafter as required by
state and local authorities, or every six months, minimum.

3.1

CLEANING INFORMATION

A. Clean external surfaces with mild soap and warm water.  Rinse with clean water.
B. Remove four (4) Wingnuts and Mounting Screws securing Tea Dispenser to counter.  Clean

under unit as required.

C. Do 

NOT

use strong bleaches or detergents.  They tend to discolor and corrode various

materials.

D. Do 

NOT

use steel wool, scouring pads, abrasives, etc., on the dispenser.

E. Do 

NOT

use hot water exceeding a temperature of 140

o

F (60

o

C).  This may damage certain

materials.

F. Continuous maintenance is a basic requirement for proper operation and sanitation of this unit.
G. Daily routine cleaning should be performed.  This should consist of washing the cup rest and

drip pan in cleaning solution.  Then rinse with tap water.  Wipe all splash areas clean, using a
damp cloth soaked in cleaning solution.

B. Reinstall Tea Dispenser to counter location.  Secure with four Mounting Screws and Wingnuts

removed in Step A above.

3.2

REQUIRED CLEANING EQUIPMENT

A. Prepare a 

cleaning solution

consisting of two (2) ounces of CHECK-MARK DDS-164 (NCH

Corp./Kernite) per gallon of tap water (200 ppm Quaternaries) at 75

o

F.  An equivalent cleaning

solution may be used if prepared in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Approximately 3 1/2 gallons should be prepared.

B. Prepare a 

sanitizing solution

consisting of one (1) ounce of CHECK-MARK DDS-185 (NCH

Corp./Kernite) per four (4) gallons of tap water (200 ppm Quaternaries) at 75

o

F.  An equivalent

sanitizing solution may be used if prepared in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Approximately 3 1/2 gallons should be prepared.

C. Two pressure tanks are required.  Use one tank for the cleaning solution, and one for the 

sanitizing solution.

D. Other:

Clean cloth towels

Bucket

Small brush (PN 22-0017, included with installation kit)

Extra nozzle

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Summary of Contents for 85-1711

Page 1: ...eserved This Manual supersedes Installation and Service Manual 28 0199 dated 02 07 94 Please refer to the Lancer web site www lancercorp com for information relating to Lancer Installation and Service...

Page 2: ...ER TEA DISPENSER VALVE ASSEMBLY PN 19 0137 8 7 3 LANCER TEA DISPENSER NOZZLE EXTENSION ASSEMBLY PN 54 0132 9 SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS Width 10 inches 25 4 cm Depth 14 7 8 inches 37 78 cm Height 23 7...

Page 3: ...ECTRICAL SUPPLY WARNING THE POWER SUPPLY MUST BE PROPERLY ELECTRICALLY GROUNDED TO AVOID POSSIBLE ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR SERIOUS INJURY TO THE OPERATOR THE POWER CORD IS PROVIDED WITH A THREE PRONG GROUN...

Page 4: ...re with knob 2 SYRUP AND WATER RATIO ADJUSTMENT 2 1 PREPARING DISPENSER FOR ADJUSTMENT A Remove nozzle from nozzle extension by twisting it to the left and pulling downward Remove diffuser by pulling...

Page 5: ...nder unit as required C Do NOT use strong bleaches or detergents They tend to discolor and corrode various materials D Do NOT use steel wool scouring pads abrasives etc on the dispenser E Do NOT use h...

Page 6: ...nozzle and diffuser F Twist off the mixing nozzle and remove the diffuser from under the nozzle extension Wearing sanitary gloves clean and sanitize these items allowing them to remain in the sanitiz...

Page 7: ...0 729 1565 Monday through Friday 7 30 a m 5 30 p m CST 6 DISPENSER TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE The following chart is designed to aid in correcting Tea Dispenser problems Indicated corrective actions should...

Page 8: ...perly to water inlet and syrup supply is connected to syrup inlet 5 Bad taste or odor A Dirty valve A Clean nozzle and diffuser thoroughly B Foreign substance in water B If water is free of impurities...

Page 9: ...s 22338 10 48 0725 Water Supply Tube 22339 R 11 48 0725 Syrup Supply Tube 22339 Lancer CCUSA Item Part No Description Part No R 12 30 5871 Rear Bracket R 13 30 5870 Front Bracket 14 30 5459 Tube Space...

Page 10: ...81 0274 Sleeve Ceramic 22421 R 13 81 0273 Spool Ceramic Syrup 22422 R 14 02 0132 O Ring 10708 R 15 81 0275 Spool Ceramic Soda 22423 R 16 03 0169 Spring Syrup 11144 17 03 0171 Spring Soda R 18 05 0262...

Page 11: ...oduct Tube Assy 22354 6a 02 0221 O Ring 22363 6b 02 0133 O Ring 17411 6c 02 0219 O Ring 22364 6d 02 0133 O Ring 17411 R 7 05 0795 Support Mechanism 8 54 0134 Switch Actuator Assy 22357 R 9 05 0806 02...

Page 12: ...NOTES 10 Please refer to the Lancer web site www lancercorp com for information relating to Lancer Installation and Service Manuals Instruction Sheets Technical Bulletins Service Bulletins etc...

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