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5. Remove concentrate containers from dispenser.
6. Pour concentrate into clean container and place in refrigerator.
7. Clean concentrate containers in warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly.
8. Remove dispensing nozzles and dispensing paddles and wash thoroughly in warm soapy

water.  Rinse well.

9. Replace nozzles and dispensing paddles.
10. Fill each concentrate container with approximately one half gallon (1.9 liters) of 

COOL

chlorinated sanitizing solution (minimum 50 PPM, but not to exceed 100 PPM, residual
chlorine solution) and replace containers in the dispenser.  Allow sanitizing solution to stand
in containers for 10 minutes.

11. Replace check valves in concentrate containers.
12. Depress each dispensing paddle until the sanitizing solution is emptied from the concentrate

containers.

13. Remove check valves from concentrate containers and then remove containers from the

dispenser and pour out excess sanitizing solution.

14. Wipe the dispenser with clean damp cloth taking care to clean all those areas on which

product has been splashed while filling glasses.

15. Turn on the water supply to the unit.
16. Fill concentrate containers with concentrate and replace in unit.
17. Follow priming instructions (see Section 1.9) to begin to dispense product.
18. Draw drinks with end product to flush sanitizing solution from the dispenser.

NOTE

Please note that a fresh water rinse cannot follow sanitization of equipment.  Purge only with
the end use product.  

This is an NSF requirement.

WARNING

REMOVE SANITIZING SOLUTION FROM DISPENSER AS INSTRUCTED.  RESIDUAL
SANITIZING SOLUTION LEFT IN SYSTEM COULD CREATE HEALTH HAZARD.

19. Test dispenser in normal manner for proper operation.  Taste dispensed product to ensure

there is no off-taste.  If off-taste is found, additional flushing of dispensing system may be
required.

3. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

3.1

WATER SYSTEM

Inlet water is distributed through the strainer to the regulator which reduces the inlet water pressure
to 25 PSIG (1.76 kg/cm

2

).  Water is fed from the regulator through a stainless steel tube (embedded

in the insulation of the tank assembly) and into the copper water coil where it is chilled to below 40

o

F.

Water is then fed past a vacuum breaker through a stainless steel tube (embedded in the insulation
of the tank assembly) to the front of the tank assembly and into the water solenoids.  When a 
dispensing paddle is depressed, the corresponding water solenoid opens allowing water to pass into
the spout and mix with concentrate.

3.2

CONCENTRATE SYSTEM

When the dispensing paddle is depressed, concentrate is drawn from the bottom of the concentrate
container up the integral dip tube and through the check valve and concentrate tube to the inlet of
the concentrate pump.  It is metered by volume and pumped into the spout where it mixes with the
water.  The temperature of the concentrate does not effect the 

o

Brix as long as it is above 32

o

F.  The

volume output of the concentrate pump is controlled electronically and can be adjusted to change
the 

o

Brix.

3.3

CONCENTRATE LOW LEVEL INDICATOR SYSTEM

The concentrate containers have two integral stainless steel spring loaded ball sensors (on bottom
and side) of containers.  When the concentrate container is in the unit, the sensors contact the 
corresponding contacts in the side and bottom of the concentrate compartment.  When the 
concentrate level in the concentrate container is above the sensor on the side of the concentrate
container, a very small AC current is conducted by the concentrate between the sensors.  When the

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Summary of Contents for CENTURIONII 85-0055

Page 1: ...cer Copyright 1992 by Lancer all rights reserved FAX ENGINEERING 210 310 7096 DATE 07 31 92 P N 28 0019 Please refer to the Lancer web site www lancercorp com for information relating to Lancer Instal...

Page 2: ...EM 6 3 7 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM 6 4 RELOCATING OR SHIPPING UNIT 6 4 1 REMOVING AN OPERATING UNIT 6 4 2 TRANSPORTING UNIT 7 4 3 SHIPPING UNIT 7 5 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 7 5 1 LUBRICATION 7 5 2 CLEANING WAT...

Page 3: ...RTMENT AND INTO DRIP TRAY 17 7 17 COMPRESSOR STARTS AND CONTINUES TO RUN UNTIL FREEZE UP AND WILL NOT CUT OFF 18 7 18 WARM DRINKS 18 7 19 COMPRESSOR DOES NOT START NO HUM CONDENSER FAN MOTOR DOES NOT...

Page 4: ...QUIREMENTS Minimum flowing pressure of 28 PSI 1 76 kg cm2 at a flow rate of three 3 ounces 88 7 ml per second Connection 5 8 inch 18 male flare 3 8 inch flare COMPRESSOR 1 4 HP CONCENTRATE CONTAINER C...

Page 5: ...roduct Plate Limeade 05 0196 1 Product Plate Pineapple 05 0197 1 Product Plate Five Alive 05 0384 1 Product Plate Fruit Punch 05 0385 2 Product Plate Grape 05 0191 2 Product Plate Cranberry 05 0195 2...

Page 6: ...ontainer compartment The overflow water will drain into the drip tray E Replace yellow plug 1 6 CONNECTING TO ELECTRICAL POWER WARNING THIS UNIT MUST BE PROPERLY ELECTRICALLY GROUNDED TO AVOID POSSIBL...

Page 7: ...ay require a slight adjustment at the time of installation This can be accomplished by using a refractometer as follows 1 Dispense a 5 or 6 ounce 147 9 or 177 4 ml cup of product and discard 2 Dispens...

Page 8: ...emove top cover B Place opened can of COMPLETELY THAWED concentrate into concentrate container C When the concentrate low level indicator is sounding the concentrate container can be refilled with the...

Page 9: ...ation Taste dispensed product to ensure there is no off taste If off taste is found additional flushing of dispensing system may be required 3 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 3 1 WATER SYSTEM Inlet water is d...

Page 10: ...ld in FLUSH position and a paddle is depressed the electronic system opens the flush solenoid and allows water to flow to the check valve on the concentrate container and simultaneously to operate the...

Page 11: ...a common carrier it must be secured to the plywood shipping base and repacked in the original carton with the inner packaging material For this reason it is wise to retain the original packing materi...

Page 12: ...offs with the alarm positioned between the mode switch and circuit breaker F Turn the plastic latches 1 4 turn clockwise to secure the control board to the control panel G Connect the transformer and...

Page 13: ...emove splash plate D Unplug sensor from harness E Loosen nut on back of sensor F Remove sensor from bracket G Replace with new sensor and adjust so that sensor face is about 1 8 inch about 3 175 mm fr...

Page 14: ...ng motion so as not to damage shaft seal There is only one 1 four hole motor pump body combination There is a small nipple on the pump body that corresponds with a small dimple in the motor casing the...

Page 15: ...POWER CORD FROM THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET A Turn key switch OFF B Close inlet water shut off valve C Remove pump support refer to Section 6 9 D If solenoid is leaking remove nut on end of coil and remove...

Page 16: ...ve B Remove lid over agitator deck C Remove vacuum breaker by loosening adaptor nut on top side of tank assembly D Remove cap from end of vacuum breaker CAUTION USE ONLY LANCER LUBE USE OF OTHER GREAS...

Page 17: ...e procedure 6 17 AGITATOR DECK WARNING DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD FROM THE ELECTRICAL OUTLET A Remove lid over agitator deck B Unplug wiring harness from agitator deck C Remove two 2 nuts holding agita...

Page 18: ...o Section 6 20 B Remove drip tray dispensing paddles and splash plate C Remove eight 8 screws on front of unit four 4 on each side Locations are as follows 1 Top and bottom in flange of control housin...

Page 19: ...properly calibrated charging cylinder Care must be taken to ensure a charge with 1 8 ounce 3 5 g 16 Carefully leak check all solder joints 17 To reassemble reverse above procedure 7 TROUBLESHOOTING C...

Page 20: ...ce control PCB no water on one side B Water solenoid valve not B Connect wiring harness to water only connected to wiring harness solenoid valve C Defective coil on water C Replace coil solenoid D Def...

Page 21: ...noid valve valve 7 14 oBrix varies from drink A Inlet water supply pressure A Correct water supply must be to drink and or flow too low made available B Use of other equipment on B Remove other equipm...

Page 22: ...Replace compressor relay or start no hum no Ice or overload overload bank but condenser fan B Defective compressor B Replace compressor motor runs C Improper or loose wiring C Correct wiring Refer to...

Page 23: ...rt time but diagram shuts off on overload B Low voltage B Measure voltage across common and run terminal on compressor Voltage must not drop below 90 of rated voltage C Excessively high refrigerant C...

Page 24: ...then go OUT immediately This is caused by a high in rush current to get the motor initially started The following are some typical diagnostic light conditions and the possible problems associated with...

Page 25: ...To assure proper installation in converting a Centurion II from paddle dispense to pushbutton dispense complete the following instructions carefully A Centurion unit has a Serve Flush switch so note a...

Page 26: ...ulling on the wires E Remove control panel from control housing F Disconnect the 4 pin mode switch connector and 2 pin transformer connector by grasping the housing Do NOT try to remove by pulling the...

Page 27: ...Lift front cover and push switch to FLUSH position B Close front cover and press DISPENSE pushbutton for desired station to be flushed C After completing flush lift front cover and return switch to SE...

Page 28: ...11 ILLUSTRATIONS PARTS LISTINGS AND WIRING DIAGRAMS 11 1 CENTURION II FINAL ASSEMBLY 24...

Page 29: ...Kit 15 07 0287 Handle Bracket L H 07 0286 Handle Bracket R H 16 05 0209 Hole Plug 17 51 0293 Splash Plate 18 05 0188 Hole Plug 19 04 0240 Thumb Screw 20 05 0186 Retainer 21 04 0179 Washer 22 04 0477 S...

Page 30: ...26 11 2 CENTURION II PUMP REGULATOR ASSEMBLY...

Page 31: ...Pump Assy includes Items 22 29 82 0139 Pump Body Assy includes Items 22 28 22 82 0179 Pump Body Sub Assy 23 04 0169 Screw 24 05 0132 Impeller 25 02 0090 O Ring 26 05 0134 End Cap 27 04 0207 Thumb Scre...

Page 32: ...11 3 CENTURION II WATER CONCENTRATE COMPONENT ASSEMBLY 28...

Page 33: ...Sensor Sub Assy 27 07 0212 Bracket 28 17 0076 Solenoid Assy Dispense 29 47 0279 Tube 30 01 0797 Nut 31 08 0047 Tube Flush Left 32 04 0220 Nut 33 82 0326 Tank Assy 34 50 0086 Insulation Left 35 50 0084...

Page 34: ...30 11 4 CENTURION II REFRIGERATION ASSEMBLY...

Page 35: ...AC 12 0059 Overload 220 VAC 16 12 0026 Relay 120 VAC 12 0060 Relay 220 VAC 17 13 0006 Terminal Cover 18 03 0040 Bale Strap 19 04 0537 Washer 20 03 0150 Clip 21 04 0231 Nut 22 04 0059 Screw 23 51 0161...

Page 36: ...0059 Screw 5 07 0098 Bracket 6 02 0041 Seal 7 05 0142 Sleeve 8 07 0111 Bracket 9 04 0066 Screw 10 52 0155 Harness Assy 11 11 0051 Nut Wire 12 02 0032 Washer 13 05 0031 Propeller 14 04 0062 Protector...

Page 37: ...04 0070 Screw 4 52 0486 Harness Assy 5 88 0025 Sleeve 6 52 0152 Harness Assy 7 13 0025 Strain Relief 8 52 0005 Power Cord Assy 9 52 0149 Lead Assy 10 12 0097 Key Switch 11 52 0565 Key Switch Harness 1...

Page 38: ...11 7 CENTURION II WIRING DIAGRAM 34...

Page 39: ...nd Sub Continent B 7 Pannalal Silk Mill Compounds 78 LBS Marg Bhandup W Mumbai 400 078 India Phone 91 22 2561 6665 Cel No 91 98 2029 5252 FAX 91 22 5637 4018 e mail shafiquis vsnl com Lancer Authorize...

Page 40: ...Las Villas San Nicolas De Los Garza N L Monterrey N L M xico C P 66422 Phone 52 81 83 52 85 32 Phone 52 81 83 52 85 34 Phone 52 81 83 52 53 60 FAX 52 81 83 32 54 10 e mail direccion lancer com mx Lan...

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