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695 PROOFER

 

0695S20008  

7-1 

 

RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS 

 

PART NUMBER

 

 

     

PART DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

NO. REQ’D 

 
5757-3307                  

Switch – Rocker 

 

 

 

 

1  

 
0695-0019                  

Switch – Float  

 

 

 

 

1 

 
5730-2656                 

Heater – Tubular air   

 

 

 

1 

 
5730-2657 

  Heater 

– 

Tubular 

water 

 

   1 

 
5148-6770 

  Valve 

- 

Solenoid 

 

    1 

 
0695-0025 

  Motor 

- 

Fan 

     1 

 
6310-5027 

 

 

Fan-Axial 3000 RPM (Cooling Fan)   

 

1 

 
5148-5784 

  Valve 

– 

Needle     1 

 
 

Specific to Manual Proofer 

 
5759-2000 

 

 

Thermostat – Bulb and Cap (40-105 deg.)   

1 

 
5759-2001 

 

 

Thermostat – Bulb and Cap (85-230 deg.)   

1 

 
5759-2050 

  Knob 

– 

Instrument 

    2 

 
5749-8024 

  Relay-Power 

SPDT, 

360w 

   2 

 
 

Specific to Digital Proofer 

 
5712-4025 

  Overlay 

– 

Proofer 

Control 

   1 

 
5749-8027 

 

 

Relay – DPST 20A 120V Coil  

 

 

2 

 
5749-8024 

  Relay-Power 

SPDT, 

360w 

   1 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
For Service Parts Call Oliver Products @ 800-253-3893 

 

 
Revised 4-5-04

   

 

Summary of Contents for 695

Page 1: ...695S20000 CV Walker Michigan U S A 49534 7564 USER S OPERATING AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODELS 695 695D PROOFERS...

Page 2: ...INSTRUCTIONS 0695S20005 4 1 Manual Controls Control Panel 4 1 Beginning Operation 4 1 Temperature Humidity reference chart 4 2 Digital Control Control Panel 4 3 Beginning Operation 4 3 TROUBLESHOOTIN...

Page 3: ...Drawing 9 1 Parts List 9 2 HOUSING CHAMBER ASSEMBLY 0695S20011 10 1 Drawing 10 1 Parts List 10 2 WATER SYSTEM ASSEMBLY 0695S20012 11 1 Drawing 11 1 Parts List 11 2 COVERS RACKS ASSEMBLY 0690S20013 12...

Page 4: ...this manual for additional requirements 3 Connect the proofer to a properly grounded electrical supply that matches the requirements shown on the electrical specification plate and follow specificatio...

Page 5: ...readily accessible by removing the side panel The clear polycarbonate door with its high temperature seal allows a full view of the trays in the proofer during proofing The proofer also has one of th...

Page 6: ...e 43 1 2 Deep x 33 1 2 Wide x 40 1 2 high with casters stacked oven and proofer with casters 78 Clearance Left side 2 Right side 2 with casters Back side 4 to allow for water connection Net Weight App...

Page 7: ...y must be capable of carrying the load that the proofer will put on it See Electrical Connection page 3 2 The proofer must also be placed near a water supply See Water Connection below Proofers with c...

Page 8: ...THE PROOFER The following service requirements are recommended dependent on the voltage of the unit you have purchased Your proofer s requirements can be found on the nameplate attached to its rear s...

Page 9: ...the water must clean Use a pressure regulator and a water strainer filter to meet these guidelines Before making the water connection flush all lines and install the regulator and filter Remember sole...

Page 10: ...eginning Operation First turn the proofer on using the power switch Set desired temperature and humidity using the chart figure 3 0 page 4 2 as a guide Allow several minutes for the proofer to reach d...

Page 11: ...Setting Reference Chart Desired Desired Temp Humidity Temp Humidity Dial Setting Dial Setting 85 F 85 RH 7 1 85 F 90 RH 7 2 90 F 85 RH 8 2 90 F 90 RH 8 2 25 95 F 90 RH 9 2 25 95 F 95 RH 9 2 5 These va...

Page 12: ...ure 4 0 Beginning Operation First turn the Proofer on using the power switch Proofer will start preheating to last set temperature and humidity PrEH will be displayed until unit has reached temperatur...

Page 13: ...ere are up to 3 ways to accept the new values Re press the Temperature or RH key if changing one of those settings Press the Start key I Wait for 5 seconds In any case if a proofing cycle was already...

Page 14: ...ressing the Stop key O cancels the current Proofing cycle if one is active The unit returns to Off Standby mode Time Timer information is the default view in most states The unit displays the time lef...

Page 15: ...TO COOL TO PREVENT BURNS No Power The machine is not plugged in There is no power available at the outlet disconnect No Heat or Proofer Heats Slowly Allow several minutes for proofer to achieve desir...

Page 16: ...e to the proofer may not have been turned on or someone has turned it off Your water line filter may be plugged or need servicing The water solenoid valve may be dirty and stuck shut The water solenoi...

Page 17: ...f the interior of the proofer When finished dry the surfaces with a clean cloth The polycarbonate door should be cleaned daily using normal glass cleaners To simplify major cleanings the shelf racks m...

Page 18: ...THE POWER SUPPLY ALL ELECTRICAL WORK MUST BE DONE BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN Remove the front side panel which is located on the control side After identifying the component which needs to be replaced...

Page 19: ...6310 5027 Fan Axial 3000 RPM Cooling Fan 1 5148 5784 Valve Needle 1 Specific to Manual Proofer 5759 2000 Thermostat Bulb and Cap 40 105 deg 1 5759 2001 Thermostat Bulb and Cap 85 230 deg 1 5759 2050 K...

Page 20: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20009 8 1 ELECTRICAL PANEL MANUAL CONTROLS Revised 8 14 03...

Page 21: ...AP 5759 2000 610 KNOB INSTRUMENT 5759 2050 612 THERMOSTAT BULB AND CAP 5759 2001 613 SWITCH ROCKER DPST 5757 3307 614 CORD POWER 0695 0026 615 BUSHING STRNRLF 27 464 GRIP 5765 1082 617 BLOCK TERM DBL...

Page 22: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20009 8 3 Revised 4 5 04...

Page 23: ...ST 5757 3307 614 CORD POWER 0695 0026 615 BUSHING STRNRLF 27 464 GRIP 5765 1082 617 BLOCK TERM DBL RW 8 CIRC 5770 7451 618 STRIP MRKR DBL RW 8 CIRC 5770 7328 619 JUMPER TERMINAL BLOCK 5770 7461 645 FA...

Page 24: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20010 9 1 DOOR ASSEMBLY...

Page 25: ...PART NUMBER 501 FRAME REAR DOOR 0695 0011 502 GASKET OVEN DOOR 6904 6062 503 PLATE MAGNET 0695 0023 506 PANEL LEXAN 0695 0013 507 FRAME FRONT DOOR 0695 0012 001 509 HANDLE STST TUBULAR 5908 5116 511 H...

Page 26: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20011 10 1 HOUSING CHAMBER ASSEMBLY Revised 4 5 04...

Page 27: ...EFLECTOR HEAT 0695 0004 012 SPACER 0695 0018 014 CLIP ADJUSTABLE 5902 9008 018 DEFLECTOR DRIP 0695 0046 020 PLATE FAN MOUNTING 0695 0066 MANUAL CONTROLS 020 PLATE FAN MOUNTING 0695 0067 DIGITAL CONTRO...

Page 28: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20012 11 1 WATER SYSTEM ASSEMBLY...

Page 29: ...CONNECTOR 5115 6261 207 TUBING POLYETHYLENE 6528 6620 208 VALVE WATER SOLENOID 5148 6770 209 BRACKET WATER VALVE 0695 0020 210 FITTING FEMALE CONNECTOR 5115 6231 218 VALVE NEEDLE 5148 5784 251 TRAY WA...

Page 30: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20013 12 1 COVERS RACKS ASSEMBLY...

Page 31: ...0695 0005 404 COVER TOP 0695 0006 1 405 CHANNEL NUT 0695 0022 409 COVER FRONT MANUAL CONTROLS 0695 0007 1 409 COVER FRONT DIGITAL CONTROLS 0695 0007 001 410 COVER RH SIDE REAR 0695 0008 411 PANEL ACC...

Page 32: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20014 13 1 115V WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL CONTROLS 0695C12000 Revised 8 14 03...

Page 33: ...695 PROOFER 0695S20014 13 2 115V WIRING DIAGRAM DIGITAL CONTROLS 0695C12001 Revised 4 5 04...

Page 34: ...ially impairs the value of the equipment to Buyer Oliver Packaging Equipment has no obligation as to parts or components not manufactured by Oliver Packaging Equipment but Oliver Packaging Equipment a...

Page 35: ...GEN020319 THIS PAGE WAS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 36: ...ar problem 3 If the Parts and Service Manager approves a Work Authorization Number will be generated and the appropriate service agency will perform the service 4 The service dealer will then complete...

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Page 38: ...before returning any part This number should appear on the shipping label and inside the shipping carton as well All parts are to be returned prepaid Following this procedure will insure prompt handli...

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