Proluxe DP330M Operation Manual Download Page 5

 

 

D O U G H   P R E S S I N G  
O P E R A T I O N S

 

 
Pressing Dough: 

For best results, your dough should be 
proofed before pressing, but it will also press 
directly out of your refrigerator. Flour is not 
required to press a crust and 

should NOT

 be 

dusted on any part of the machine.  
 
1.  Check to see if you have the correct type 
of electrical current or serious damage could 
occur. 
 
2. Press the power button, the green light 
above will illuminate when powered on. 
 
3. Set your desired temperature on the 
control panel by using FIG. A and the 
instructions above. We recommend a 
temperature of 150ºF. Testing with your own 
dough may desire a different setting. 
 
Note

: Heat is provided in the upper and lower 

platens enable the dough to flow more rapidly in 
the pressing cycle. The heat IS NOT intended for 
baking

. 

 
4. Swing open the lower platen and apply a 
quick spray of a good water based food 
release on the platen. 
 
5. Place your pre-portioned ball of dough in 
the approximate center of the lower platen 
mold. Add another spray to the top of the 
dough ball. 
 
6. Close the platen and, with both hands, 
press the two green buttons on the machine 
simultaneously. 

 
7. Press the green buttons until it beeps then 
release both buttons. The timer will actuate 
and, when the time cycle is completed, the 
platens will release automatically. (Timer is 
factory preset for six (6) seconds. 
Instructions to change the timer is found 
above under Controller Operations.) 
 
9. Remove the finished product by rotating 
the upper platen until you have proper space 
to remove your dough.  
 
10. Remove the crust, place on a pan or peel, 
add toppings and bake. 
 
 
 

R E C O M M E N D E D   S E A S O N I N G 
&  C L E A N I N G   P R O C E D U R E S 
 

Before use you must properly season your 
platens to prevent your dough from sticking. 
 
Tools Required: 

Food release 

Soapy water solution 

Washcloth 

Paper towels 

 
DO NOT 

use

 

steel wool or harsh abrasives, it 

will you will cause costly damage. 
 

1. Before cleaning make sure the unit is 

turned off. 
 

2. Spray lower platen with approved 

food release/oil spray. 
 

3.  Wipe oil across lower platen with 

paper towel. 
 

Summary of Contents for DP330M

Page 1: ...Operations Manual Impact X1M Electro mechanical Automatic Dough Press w Embedded Mold Model DP3300M WWW PROLUXE COM Version 51219...

Page 2: ...re is a proper electrical wall outlet located within reach of the cord and plug attached to the press Place the press in an area which allows for swing clearance of the lower platen plus vertical and...

Page 3: ...ing hot surfaces while operating the machine Caution During normal operation the base of the machine must be installed or placed above the wall socket When servicing or cleaning the machine make sure...

Page 4: ...ng Temperature Press MODE button until temperature is displayed Press and hold SET button while pressing the UP and DOWN arrow buttons to desired temperature setting Fahrenheit Celsius Conversion The...

Page 5: ...gh in the approximate center of the lower platen mold Add another spray to the top of the dough ball 6 Close the platen and with both hands press the two green buttons on the machine simultaneously 7...

Page 6: ...press piston it is important that the machine be lubricated once every three months under normal operation High volume users may require more frequent lubrication Please follow these instructions 1 Lo...

Page 7: ...t go to segment check 1 Possibly a component on the Digital controller is damaged 2 Control needs to reset 1 Replace digital controller 2 While unit is on unplug unit wait for 1 min Then plug machine...

Page 8: ...the same time This is a anti tiedown safety feature 2 If setpoint is reached but slightly off in temperature Offset may need to be calibrated and adjusted Call 800 624 6717 ext 129 for instructions A...

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Page 13: ...83214 9 12 FEET RUBBER RF209 RF209 RF209 RF209 RF209 RF209 RF209 4 13 LOWER PLATEN STOP W WASHER 110102130 110102130 110102130 110102130 110102130 110102130 110102130 1 14 WASHER SAE 3 8 WSAE38 WSAE38...

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Page 15: ...WASHER SPLIT LOCK 8 WSL8 WSL8 WSL8 WSL8 WSL8 WSL8 WSL8 4 70 BRACKET MICRO SWITCH THICK THIN 11072080 11072080 11072080 11072080 11072080 11072080 11072080 1 71 SCREW ROUND HEAD 4 40 X 5 8 SLOTTED SR44...

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Page 18: ...any of its products if operated improperly or caused by normal wear or damaged by operator abuse Limited Lifetime Warranty on Heating Elements If replacement is needed Proluxe will send the new part...

Page 19: ...e determined by Proluxe unless otherwise advised by purchaser 6 Damaged Claims All merchandise shipped at purchaser s risk Inspection must be made by purchaser at time goods are received If goods are...

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