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MODEL 705-N DUAL BLADE BUN SLICER

 

  

0705S20015

 

 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 

After making any required adjustments, (see adjustment section), you are ready to begin 
slicing your product. 
 
Start the motors by pushing the "ON" button of the switch, then place the product on the 
chute as close to the middle as possible and allow it to slide into the blades, (do not 
throw the product into the machine).  If the buns resist sliding freely into the blade, or the 
overhead hold down is being used, simply use one or more additional buns to advance 
the first into slicing position. 

 
 

WARNING 

 
 

NEVER STICK YOUR HAND OR ANY OTHER OBJECT INTO EITHER 

 

END OF THE CHUTE.  KEEP YOUR HANDS AWAY FROM THE MOVING  

 

PARTS OF THE MACHINE. 

 

 

CAUTION 

 
 

NEVER PLACE A PRODUCT IN THE MACHINE BEFORE STARTING THE  

 

MOTOR.  THIS MAY PREVENT THE BLADES FROM ROTATING AND   

 

CAUSE MOTOR DAMAGE. 

 
Should the sliced bun stop under the discharge door, allow the next bun through the 
blades to dislodge it.  If this does not happen, re-adjust the slow down door or inside 
guides, see adjustment section of this manual. 
 

Summary of Contents for 705-N

Page 1: ...705S20000 CV Walker Michigan U S A 49534 7564 USER S OPERATING AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL 705 N DUAL BLADE BUN SLICER...

Page 2: ...0705S20014 1 2 Overhead Hold Down Adjustment 0705S20014 2 2 Slow Down Door Adjustment 0705S20014 2 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 0705S20015 MAINTENANCE CLEANING LUBRICATION 0705S20016 Maintenance 0705S200...

Page 3: ...slicers for counter top use in slicing a variety of large buns with speed and economy SPECIFICATIONS Machine dimensions Weight Approximately 150 pounds Standard Color Gloss white enamel Standard Elec...

Page 4: ...N DUAL BLADE BUN SLICER 0705S20012 2 SPECIFICATIONS Continued PRODUCT CAPACITIES Maximum Product Size 8 3 4 inches Wide and 4 1 8 inches High Blade Height adjustable to cut bottom slice 5 8 inch to 1...

Page 5: ...in use 3 Always make sure the machine has been disconnected from the power supply before cleaning or servicing 4 Never stick your hand or any other objects into either end of the chute Keep your hand...

Page 6: ...following WARNING AN OPERATING PROCEDURE TECHNIQUE ETC WHICH MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY IF NOT CAREFULLY FOLLOWED CAUTION AN OPERATING PROCEDURE TECHNIQUE ETC WHICH MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO EQUIPME...

Page 7: ...the knobs to secure the guide in that location Optional non adjustable guides fixed are available CAUTION MAKE SURE THAT THE BLADES ARE NOT HITTING ANY OF THE METAL COMPONENTS BEFORE RE STARTING THE...

Page 8: ...ird bun on the chute to advance the first into slicing position WARNING NEVER STICK YOUR HAND OR ANY OTHER OBJECT INTO EITHER END OF THE CHUTE ALWAYS KEEP YOUR HANDS AWAY FROM THE MOVING PARTS OF THE...

Page 9: ...the blade or the overhead hold down is being used simply use one or more additional buns to advance the first into slicing position WARNING NEVER STICK YOUR HAND OR ANY OTHER OBJECT INTO EITHER END O...

Page 10: ...ent little other regular maintenance is required CLEANING Use a mild detergent solution or spray cleaner on all exterior and interior surfaces such as the chute guides and blades as necessary Periodic...

Page 11: ...DUCT WITH DIRTY BLADES MAY CAUSE MOTOR OVERLOADS CLEAN THE BLADES FREQUENTLY The BLADES may also be removed for cleaning which becomes necessary when product is allowed to build up on the BLADE and dr...

Page 12: ...ING NEAR THE BLADES CHANGING THE BLADES Remove the OVERHEAD HOLDDOWN AND CHUTE GUARD ASSEMBLY by removing the six knobs which hold it in place Lift it clear of the machine and set it aside See Mainten...

Page 13: ...in opposite directions as shown on the previous page NOTE STANDING ON THE DISCHARGE SIDE OF THE MACHINE LOOKING AT THE SHAFT END OF THE MOTORS THE LEFT HAND BLADE SHOULD ALWAYS ROTATE CLOCKWISE WHILE...

Page 14: ...it will stop See Resetting the Thermal Overload below If you still can not find the problem have a qualified electrician check the unit s motors and switch RESETTING THE MOTOR S THERMAL OVERLOAD To r...

Page 15: ...6 Plate Adjusting 0703 0004 107 Screw Hex Head 1 4 20 x 1 2 5842 1501 108 Washer 1 4 Flat STST 5851 9304 109 Washer Lock 1 4 STST 5851 9357 110 Guide RH adjustable 0705 0006 0001 110 Guide RH fixed 07...

Page 16: ...ure Switch 0705 0008 1 408 Screw Mach 8 32 x 1 2 STST 5843 5225 409 Light Pilot RED 115v 5709 0190 409 Light Pilot RED 220v 5709 0191 410 Starter Manual 1 60 115 VAC mach s 5709 3043 410 Starter Manua...

Page 17: ...MODEL 705 N DUAL BLADE BUN SLICER Rev 10 14 97 0705S20020 ASSEMBLY DRAWING MODEL 705 N Rev 12 4 02...

Page 18: ...705 N DUAL BLADE BUN SLICER 0705S20021 WIRING DIAGRAMS Wiring Diagram 2 3 HP 1Ph 50 60 Hz 115 110 VAC Diagram No 0705C12000 Wiring Diagram 2 3 HP 1Ph 50 60 Hz 230 220 VAC Diagram No 0705C12001 REV 2...

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Page 20: ...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...

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Page 22: ...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 24: ...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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