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DMW-22-TDL SERVICE MANUAL

 

 

 

 

 

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with the express written permission of Meister Cook, LLC. 

 

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The UI has a menu of (4) product presets, (1) for each pan.  These may be changed at any time.  Each 
row has (2) presets each.  Based on which preset is selected, the highest temperature setpoint of the 
two presets will determine that row’s temperature setpoint; this is why it is advised to either 
program the same presets in the same row, or to program two different presets with equal 
temperatures. 

 

Also, the presets determine the countdown timers.  If, in any of the 4 bins, the same preset is 
selected, all timers will be based on a first-in, first-out basis; the first timer started for a given product 
will flash the brightest. 
 
There are (2) pages of menus presets, one for AM products and the other for PM products.  See the 
table below for factory defaults (note that v1.46 and later systems have both English and French 
default menus): 
 

 

  v1.26 Defaults 

 

 

v1.46/v1.49 Defaults 

 

 

 

 

English 

French 

AM 

EGGS 

SCEG 

 

AM 

EGGS 

SAUS 

OEUF 

SAU2 

SAUS 

BACN 

 

HSBR 

HSBR 

GLPT 

GLPT 

PM 

CHIK 

CHIK 

 

PM 

CCHK 

CCHK 

PCRO 

PCRO 

BACN 

VEG1 

 

CHIP 

CHIP 

CROU 

CROU 

 
Temperature feedback is provided by a thermocouple that is placed inside each intake funnel.  As 
part of a temperature-control circuit with the UI Board and TC Board, the temperature is measured 
and compared against a programmed setpoint.  As long as the measured temperature is below the 
setpoint, the UI Board will signal the Power Supply to power the heater (via Triacs) at approximately 
400W.  As the measured temperature approaches the setpoint, the power draw on the heater is 
gradually reduced.  Once the measured temperature reaches the setpoint, the control circuit will 
adjust the power to the heater to maintain a constant temperature; the average power draw beyond 
this point is reduced.  The warm-up process will take between 25-35 minutes, depending on the 
setpoint. 

 

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 
Refer to the below diagram showing the UI button layout for the DMW: 
 

Summary of Contents for DMW-22-TDL

Page 1: ...DMW 22 TDL SERVICE MANUAL For Systems Installed At Revision 20150414...

Page 2: ...roduced or used in any manner other than with the express written permission of Meister Cook LLC 2 P a g e TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 BASIC THEORY OF OPERATION 3 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5 4...

Page 3: ...of time without degrading the quality of the food products The DMW 22 TDL has 2 independently controlled heated holding chambers each which can hold 2 1 3 size food pans Underneath each chamber is a l...

Page 4: ...185 03 00 00 15 PSTA 185 04 00 01 00 CKS2 185 06 00 01 00 VEG2 185 04 00 01 00 VEG2 185 04 00 00 30 SCEG 185 02 00 00 30 PSTA 185 04 00 01 00 BCHK 200 02 00 00 30 PORK 185 06 00 01 00 CHIP 200 02 00 0...

Page 5: ...tory defaults note that v1 46 and later systems have both English and French default menus v1 26 Defaults v1 46 v1 49 Defaults English French AM EGGS SCEG AM EGGS SAUS OEUF SAU2 SAUS BACN HSBR HSBR GL...

Page 6: ...ides for optimal efficiency and performance Plug the DMW into a 120V 60Hz 20 amp circuit fitted with a properly grounded NEMA 5 15 outlet A couple of precautions Make sure that 7 5A are available per...

Page 7: ...etpoint controls the chamber temperature Allow the DMW 25 35 minutes to preheat Basic Operation NOTE after 10 seconds of inactivity the UI will time out and return to the home display To display the c...

Page 8: ...tion To save changes and exit the Preset Edit menu press and hold Prog The save will be confirmed by 2 beeps To exit the Preset Edit menu without saving changes press AM PM To edit a preset s timers P...

Page 9: ...1 DMW 20027 Rev B Heaters V1 46 firmware 0121 through 4522 4523 through 4864 RMA s C2 Same as Rev C with V1 49 firmware Various RMA s D Funnels mount to Cabinet instead of Electronics cover DMW 20066...

Page 10: ...ntended to indicate a failed heater as well as prevent the heater from overheating in the event of a fault in the movement of air and or temperature control circuit However certain installation condit...

Page 11: ...is guide will be updated Also note if the recommended steps do not resolve the problem escalate to the next level Finally be sure to document all symptoms reported and unreported all corrective action...

Page 12: ...power draw Check blowers for sufficient rotation Check blower wheel for proper vane orientation Check thermocouples for o Contamination on tips o Damage to wire o Short circuit o Crossed connections...

Page 13: ...off the system have operator unplug system from outlet Verify no obvious foreign objects are present Check for presence of foreign objects Check for damage to wire harnesses Check for short circuits T...

Page 14: ...B POWER SUPPLY W 10 PIN THERMOCOUPLE PCB 1 DMW 20107 PCB THERMOCOUPLE 10 PIN SV 1 DMW 20108 CABLE THERMOCOUPLE SV 2 DMW 20109 SWITCH ROCKER DOUBLE POLE IP65 SV 1 DMW 20110 CORD POWER SV 1 DMW 20111 OV...

Page 15: ...Description PN Description DMW 20110 Power Cord DMW 20115 Cable Power Supply to Switch to Motor DMW 20116 Cable Heaters to Power Supply DMW 20114 Thermistor DMW 20117 Cable Motor Grounds DMW 20106 PC...

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