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      turn the power back ON.  
10. Read the LCD window to see if the dispenser is 
      indicating action required, such as filling the tank.      
11. If there still is no product dispensed, contact the 
      SureShot Dispensing Systems® Technical 
      Assistance Center

 

at 1-888-777-9990 or 1-902- 

      865-9602.  

Dispenser is  
not dispensing the  
proper amounts of  
product  
 

1.  Make sure the flavor delivery tubes are inserted in   
     the product dispensing block correctly since kinks or 
     blockages can affect delivery amounts.   
2.  Check to ensure that the product dispensing block is  
     clean. 
3.  Product may have run dry before refilling. Complete 
     a prime cycle.  (See Step 8, page 9) 
4.  Inlet check valve in the pump body below the tank 
     spout may be bypassing and need to be replaced.   
     Replacement check valves are available from  
     SureShot Dispensing Systems® Technical  
     Assistance Center at 1-888-777-9990 or 1-902-865- 
     9602. 
5.  Check filter washer and clean as necessary. 
     
To replace inlet check valve:  

a.  Empty flavor tank by pressing and holding the 

Clean button for two seconds and allowing the 
flavor to drain out. 

b.  Lift flavor tank out. 
c.  Loosen the plastic check valve retainer with a 

wrench and unscrew to remove. 

d.  Remove the filter washer and inlet check valve. 
e.  Replace with a new inlet check valve. Ensure 

correct placement of the valve:  inlet at the top 
facing the tank and outlet at the bottom toward 
the valve block.  (See page 21) 

f.  Replace the filter washer. 
g.  Tighten the retainer until it is snug. Do not over-

tighten.  

h.  Replace the tank. 
i.  Fill the tank and prime the pump. (Page 9) 

Dispensing tube block 
is sticky 

1.   A sticky block is usually caused by product  
      build-up on the block .  The problem is corrected  
      by cleaning the block with the brush provided and    
      wiping it down with a warm, soapy solution or using   
      any detergent approved by your provincial or state 
      authority.   

Dispenser is unusually 
warm on the exterior 

1.  Ensure the vents at the back of the dispenser are 
     not blocked. 
2.  Make sure the dispenser is not too close to a heat-  
     generating machine, such as a coffeemaker.  Allow  

Summary of Contents for AC-FS5 FlavorShot

Page 1: ...AC FS5 Operations Manual FlavorShot by SureShot D 19 002 Rev B...

Page 2: ...5 Dispenser 3 2 Loading Tanks 8 3 Button Panel 12 4 Remove Check Valve 21 5 Check Valve input 21 6 Check Valve output 21 7 Wiring Diagram 26 Tables 1 LCD Display 15 The AC FS5 FlavorShot by SureShot...

Page 3: ...ATE 1 Place cup on catch tray 2 Press buttons for product desired bottom row select flavor middle row select modifier if required top row select size Capacity 5 x 950 ml tanks Weight 45 pounds empty d...

Page 4: ...2 mls etc The multi functional button panel enables you to dispense the correct amount for each of your cup sizes and your beverage recipes The flavors are stored in sanitary tanks within the dispens...

Page 5: ...may damage the dispenser To uncrate follow these instructions 1 Position the box with the This Side Up arrow pointing upward 2 Turn the dispenser box on its side 3 Remove the packaging material at th...

Page 6: ...t Inc before the service technician is dispatched Contact the SureShot Dispensing Systems Technical Assistance Center at 1 888 777 9990 or 1 902 865 9602 for approval The customer is responsible for a...

Page 7: ...he Power Switch ON The switch is recessed on the lower left side of the dispenser 3 The LCD window will display Wait and then a series of 5 dots will appear This indicates that all 5 tank pumps are op...

Page 8: ...om plastic tanks stored within the dispenser Flavors may be transferred from original containers into clean sanitized tanks which are loaded into the dispenser The flavor tanks sit in pumps which must...

Page 9: ...e tank filled Press the Reset button The LCD will display Reset Full or Reset Low Fill Press the Reset button until Reset Full is displayed CAUTION The accuracy of the low level indicator and lockout...

Page 10: ...on the Flavor button goes out press and hold the Clean button for two seconds Allow the pump system to empty all residual product 4 When the tank and pump are empty press the Clean button again to ca...

Page 11: ...t Full is displayed If you refill the tank to the Low level a Press the Flavor button for the tank filled b Press the Reset button The LCD will display Reset Full or Reset Low Fill Press the Reset but...

Page 12: ...spenser The flavor and volume to be dispensed are selected by pressing buttons on the Button Panel on the front door of the dispenser Press buttons as required BUTTON PANEL Fig 3 Button Panel FlavorSh...

Page 13: ...d hold for 2 seconds Release the Prime button 2 Press Clean button and hold for 2 seconds 3 Press the Flavor button for the flavor you want the Drink Count Data on e g French Vanilla 4 The LCD window...

Page 14: ...after 750 ml have been dispensed from the tank Note that approximately 200 ml of flavor is left to be dispensed from the tank when the light begins to flash Once the LED begins to flash the tank can b...

Page 15: ...tra Large indicates size selected Only S M and L are used at this time Refill Tank indicates tank must be filled to the Full line Reset Full indicates tank level is resetting to Full Reset Low Fill in...

Page 16: ...tion or if the Clean button is selected accidentally the cleaning cycle may be ended by selecting the Clean button a second time After cleaning and before installing flavor tanks apply a small amount...

Page 17: ...ay in the dishwasher and washing on the pot cycle 4 RINSE After washing rinse the tray well with lukewarm water 5 SANITIZE Sanitize the tray sanitizer using a mild sanitizer such as chlorine at 100 pp...

Page 18: ...mp system 1 Place a catch container under the product dispensing block to catch any residual flavor from the tank and pump 2 Press the Flavor button for the tank system to be cleaned 3 Before the red...

Page 19: ...r Press the Flavor button for the tank to be rinsed Before the red light on the Flavor button goes out press and hold the Clean button for 2 seconds Allow the water in the tank and pump system to run...

Page 20: ...s of the dispenser TUBE MAINTENANCE Check the dispense tubes periodically to ensure they are not blocked cut cracked or disfigured Damaged tubes must be replaced To replace the tube 1 remove the tube...

Page 21: ...Do not remove the O rings from either side of the valve housing c insert a new check valve in the proper orientation to direct flow with the input end Fig 5 facing the flavor tank and the output end F...

Page 22: ...kinks and are not pinched off 4 Make sure the dispensing tube block is clean 5 Prime the tank pump See page 9 6 Turn OFF the dispenser wait 10 seconds then turn the dispenser back ON This resets the...

Page 23: ...o replace inlet check valve a Empty flavor tank by pressing and holding the Clean button for two seconds and allowing the flavor to drain out b Lift flavor tank out c Loosen the plastic check valve re...

Page 24: ...ube a remove the tube from the barbed fittings at both ends b cut replacement tube to the length of the tube you are replacing c attach tube to the barbed fittings at each end 2 Make sure the flavor d...

Page 25: ...on button is flashing NOTE The flashing red light is a warning light to indicate that the volume in the flavor tank is getting low and the flavor will need to be refilled soon A solid red warning ligh...

Page 26: ...ct your problem or if you have other problems please contact the SureShot Dispensing Systems Technical Assistance Center at 1 888 777 9990 or 1 902 865 9602 if you are within the Warranty Period for y...

Page 27: ...or service performed by its Authorized Service Agencies The use of other than A C Dispensing Equipment Inc Authorized Service Agencies will void this warranty and A C Dispensing Equipment Inc will not...

Page 28: ...formed at overtime or premium labor rates Should service be required at times which normally involve overtime or premium labor rates the owner shall be charged for the difference between normal servic...

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