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DD40 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT
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Disconnect Electrical Power before
beginning work on the machine.
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Ice Thickness Thermostat:
1. Unplug machine from the power source.
2. Remove the cover.
3. Remove the thermostat cover.
4. Pull bulb and capillary line out of bulb
well.
5. Disconnect wires from thermostat.
6. Remove screws holding body to frame,
remove thermostat from ice bank.
7. Reverse to reassemble.
Agitator Motor:
1. Unplug machine from power source.
2. Remove cover.
3. Disconnect wires from motor at junction
plug.
4. Remove two screws, and pull motor up
and out of the ice bank.
5. Reverse to reassemble.
Soda Valve:
1. Switch off Carbonator
2. Turn off Water.
3. Unplug ice bank.
4. Turn off CO2, and at a working valve,
dispense until syrup/water stops.
5. At the valve to be removed:
Remove two screws, pull valve cover up
and off
Move metal lever found in valve up.
Pull valve body out of the mounting block.
Disconnect electrical wires at the junction
plug.
6. After repair or replacement of the valve,
reverse to reassemble.
Refrigeration Chassis:
1. The refrigeration section of the DD40
can be removed from the soda lines,
valves and main body. This is useful when
taking it to the shop for repair or cleaning.
A. Disconnect electrical power.
B. Remove cover.
C. Unplug refrigeration power from the
connection at the right front of the unit.
D. Unplug the low voltage (transformer to
soda valves) connection at the junction
plug at the right front of the machine.
E. Remove 4 screws holding the chassis to
the base.
F. Lift up and remove chassis.
2. After repair or cleaning, reverse to
reassemble.
BRAIDED TUBING INSTALLATION
When installing the braided tubing using
the kit KINSDD, note that the kit contains
two types of clamps; oetiker an ferrule.
If using the oetiker clamps, a pincer
specifically designed for this is
recommended.
When using the ferrule type, the use of a
special crimp tool is mandatory.
Instructions are porvided with the tool.
Die set No. 47 works well with the ferrule
and tubing provided with the kit.
KETIKER PINCER
FERRULE CRIMP TOOL
February, 1988
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