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5.3 

Basic safety measures  

 

 DANGER

 

Risk of injury due to electric shock, material damage. 

Parts carrying electric current as well as moving or rotating parts can cause dan-
gers to the user's life and limb and material damage. 

Danger can arise from the improper use of the dishwashing machine or if it is 
used for purposes for which it was not intended. 

The dishwashing machine may only be operated by adequately qualified per-
sonnel who have been trained by the operating company and who have been 
trained about the hazard and safety instructions. 

When electrical devices are in operation, it is inevitable that some parts of these 
devices are live with dangerous voltage. 

The entire dishwashing machine must be de-energised before opening the dish-
washing machine housing parts or electrical equipment. 

Set the main switch on site to the OFF position. Ensure appropriate measures are 
in place to prevent the switch from being turned on again. 

Work and troubleshooting on electrical parts of the dishwashing machine must be 
performed by specialists only. Observe accident prevention regulations. 

The operator must not restart the dishwashing machine until 

all housing parts 

have been replaced. 

 

Qualified staff

, as defined by the Operating Instructions, are persons: 

–  over 14 years of age 

–  who have read and observe the safety instructions as well as the operating 

instruction, 

 

 
 

 

 

 

NOTE 

Damage to property

 

Do not spray the installation, switch cabinets and electronic components using a water 
hose or high-pressure cleaner! 

Avoid flooding the base of the system to prevent damage to components from pene-
trating water! 

 

Observe all the instructions posted on the installation.

 

 

The  dishwashing  machine  may  only  be  operated  under  the  supervision  of  trained 
personnel.  Do  not  use  the  dishwashing  machine  if  you  are  unsure  about  system 
operation. 

 

 
Do not reach into the machines when they are in operation. 

 

Switch off the machine before opening doors/flaps. 
 
Open doors/flaps slowly: avoid contact with splashing water containing detergent 
solution. 

 

 

The water in the wash-up area is non-potable and must not be used for food prep-
aration! 

Summary of Contents for UPster K

Page 1: ...om 2014 10 Update 2021 12 www meiko global com Operating instructions UPster K Racktype dishwashing machine Translation of the Original operating instructions Read operating instructions before using...

Page 2: ...lectric fittings 12 5 3 1 Water installation work 12 6 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR A PARTIALLY COMPLETED MACHINE 12 6 1 Working on the electric fittings 13 7 DELIVERY TRANSPORT INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY...

Page 3: ...daily 27 12 MAINTENANCE AND CARE 28 12 1 Care general 28 12 2 Care of stainless steel surfaces 28 12 3 Check list after cleaning 28 12 4 Descaling the machine 29 13 OPERATING ERRORS 29 13 1 Self help...

Page 4: ...at any time No claims may therefore be based on the details the images or the descriptions contained in these operating instructions Should you require any further information or in case any particul...

Page 5: ...issioning in ductions repairs maintenance assembly and installation of the corresponding prod uct groups within MEIKO devices The service instructions feature additional information for authorised par...

Page 6: ...situation which can result in damage to property Application information and other useful information 2 1 Graphic reference symbols The following notes and risk symbols can occur wholly or in part in...

Page 7: ...to wash dishes cutlery glasses kitchen utensils baking trays and containers The washware must be suitable for commercial dishwashing machines Operation of the dishwashing machine in a potentially exp...

Page 8: ...on of Conformity is provided with the machine if it is supplied in fully operational state as a complete machine 5 General safety rules NOTE The following safety instructions are for your protection a...

Page 9: ...r with the operating instructions as well as with the safety instructions they provide the dishwashing machine is only operated in a perfect operationally efficient condition and in particular that th...

Page 10: ...troubleshooting on electrical parts of the dishwashing machine must be performed by specialists only Observe accident prevention regulations The operator must not restart the dishwashing machine unti...

Page 11: ...he original containers and safety data sheets Observe the instructions of chemical product suppliers with regard to use and dosage Hazardous chemical substances used to operate the machine may escape...

Page 12: ...main water supply valve before performing maintenance and repair work on the water installation 6 Assembly instructions for a partially completed machine These apply where the MEIKO product is a parti...

Page 13: ...comparing it to MEIKO s contract confirmation and or the delivery note If necessary complain about any missing parts immediately to the shipping company and notify MEIKO Check the entire installation...

Page 14: ...tion 7 4 Floor load from the dishwashing machine The floor load per leg with a loaded area 30 mm per leg is approx 220 kg 7 5 Requirements to the installation area Ensure that the storage and installa...

Page 15: ...E 0100 Part 540 must be observed Connect the machines to the building s equipotential bonding The machine side connection is located very close to the machine s central switch cabi net unit sheet on t...

Page 16: ...ns 7 8 Fresh water connection The water carrying pipes and components are not frost proof If the temperature of the place where the appliance has been installed can fall below 5 C suitable pre caution...

Page 17: ...mperature of the water line supplying the final rinse compo nents to a minimum to achieve optimum results with potentially installed heat recov ery components Inlet water for final rinse components wi...

Page 18: ...table for ma chine dishwashing appliances and approved by the responsible authority The safety regulations relating to their handling dosing storage and use must be observed in all cases Use a suitabl...

Page 19: ...ram and in the operating instructions for the dosing units Pos 14 20 berschriften 1 1 1 Reiniger 21 mod_1612452359822_6 docx 249050 3 1 7 12 1 Detergent Pos 14 21 Produktbeschreibung DW Dosierung Rein...

Page 20: ...made in accordance with the applicable local standards Pos 14 26 berschriften 1 1 1 Sauglanzen 21 mod_1612453156293_6 docx 249143 3 1 7 12 4 Suction lances Pos 14 27 Produktbeschreibung DW Dosierung...

Page 21: ...neral safety instructions section DANGER Risk of fatal electrical shock or fatal injuries caused by rotating parts All cladding must be intact before commissioning Check any escaped fluids have been r...

Page 22: ...connected to the input and output Ensure that all the parts are correctly installed 9 Operating the dishwashing machine 9 1 Basic safety measures for standard operation CAUTION The installation may o...

Page 23: ...risk of fatal injury Open the possibly existing stop valve in the water pipe Switch on the locally available power supply Ensure that all wash pipes wash systems final rinse arms sieves tank outlet va...

Page 24: ...formed by the machine control thus no other manual operations or checks are needed The dishwashing machine rinses and the Dishwashing processes button lights up green 9 3 Washing interruption To inte...

Page 25: ...ossibly existing stop valve in the water pipe Switch the locally available power supply off The dishwashing machine is now disconnected from the power supply Clean the appliance see the Cleaning secti...

Page 26: ...scalding when the machine is cleaned manually 11 1 Cleaning daily DANGER Risk of injury due to electric shock Damage to property Switch off the power supply using the locally available mains disconnec...

Page 27: ...a nylon brush to clean the noz zles Check that the wash arms and end caps are complete and water tight Clean all tank cover screens When you have cleaned the machine replace all the parts Check that a...

Page 28: ...chloric acid or bleaches based on chlo rine Never use cleaning equipment that you have used previously by non stainless steel to avoid external corrosion Aggressive external influences due to cleaning...

Page 29: ...nings on the original containers and safety data sheets Observe the instructions by chemical product suppliers regarding dosing use When performing any decalcification work wear personal protective eq...

Page 30: ...rinse water too high If only found at certain times check water softening unit with a view to regener ation Water pre treatment unit defective May also be different water depending on the waterwork U...

Page 31: ...cing MEIKO recommends having the machine serviced by an authorised service techni cian at least once a year As part of the maintenance an electrical safety inspection is also carried out in accordance...

Page 32: ...ons from the danger zone Cordon off danger zone and signpost it for third parties Never remove or disable safety devices on the machine Always wear cut resistant protective gloves when removing housin...

Page 33: ...ear Visual inspection of door hinges door locks door seals at least once a year 4 Heat recovery air duct Check fan at least once a year Clean exhaust fan at least once a year Clean heat exchanger at l...

Page 34: ...rid at least once a year Place Date Authorized service technicians 17 Dismantling and disposal In addition to valuable raw materials and recyclable materials the packaging and the old device may also...

Page 35: ...device The components should be separated by material for recycling Ende der Liste f r Textmar ke Inhalt 18 Noise emission Work place noise level LpA 80 dB A The workplace level shall be determined i...

Page 36: ...th low alloy cut lery steel Heavy metals at maximum 0 1 mg iron and 0 05 mg manganese per litre of wa ter As little as 0 05 mg copper per litre of water can lead to dis colouration of the dishes and t...

Page 37: ...7 H High pressure cleaner 10 Housing parts 10 I Installation and assembly 14 Installation area 14 Intended use 7 Introduction 4 M Maintenance 31 33 N Noise emission 35 Non ionising radiation 35 O Ope...

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Page 40: ...Valid from 2014 10 Update 2021 12 MEIKO Maschinenbau GmbH Co KG Englerstra e 3 77652 Offenburg Germany www meiko global com info meiko global com Design and construction subject to change without prio...

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