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Table of Contents

Model C602

Table of Contents

Section 1: Introduction

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Safety

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Refrigerant

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Model C602 Specifications

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Installation Instructions

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Section 2: Systems, Controls and Operations

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Running Specifications

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Refrigeration System Schematic

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Control Panel Functions

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Freezer Lock-Out

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Heat Treatment Cycle

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Heat Treatment Graph

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Timers

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Glycol System

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Glycol Path

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Setting Viscosity

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Portion Control (Shake)

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Adjustable Draw Handle

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Control Overview

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Universal Control (UVC3)

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Electrical System Modes of Operation Chart

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Electrical System - L1 Power Path

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Shake Draw Sequence Chart

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Syrup Delivery

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Syrup Calibration

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Shake Dispensing Alignment Procedure

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Summary of Contents for C602

Page 1: ...Model C602 Combination Shake Soft Serve Freezer Service Manual 057888 S 4 6 04...

Page 2: ...ic 9 Control Panel Functions 10 Freezer Lock Out 14 Heat Treatment Cycle 33 Heat Treatment Graph 34 Timers 35 Glycol System 37 Glycol Path 39 Setting Viscosity 40 Portion Control Shake 41 Adjustable D...

Page 3: ...Mix Pump Tubes 80 Pump A Mix Simplified Shake X57028 XX 81 Pump A Mix Simplified Soft Serve X57029 XX 82 Brush Identification 83 Control Assembly X55966 33 84 Dec Plate Assembly X55963 86 Torque Coupl...

Page 4: ...1 Model C602 Introduction Section 1 Introduction S Safety S Refrigerant S Specifications S Installation Instructions...

Page 5: ...ambient temperatures of 70 75 F 21 24 C The machine has successfully performed in high ambient temperatures of 104 F 40 C at reduced capacities NOISE LEVEL Airborne noise emission does not exceed 78 d...

Page 6: ...his fact known to any technicians they employ It should be noted that Taylor does not warrant the refrigerant used in its equipment For example if the refrigerant is lost during the course of ordinary...

Page 7: ...ange Check the data label for proper charging specifications Electrical Standard is 208 230 60 3 however other electrical characteristics are available Each unit requires electrical service Three Phas...

Page 8: ...Inspect the rear shell bearing for tightness Be sure the locking tab has been folded over to prevent the nut from loosening Note If the gear unit is out of alignment refer to the General Service Manua...

Page 9: ...m provided inside the control box for proper power connections In the United States this equipment is intended to be installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code NEC ANSI NFPA 70 1987 The...

Page 10: ...Lock Out S Heat Treatment Cycle S Heat Treatment Graph S Timers S Adjustable Draw Handle S Beater Stir Cycles S Glycol System S Glycol Path S Setting Viscosity S Portion Control Shake S Control Overv...

Page 11: ...e AUTO mode Be sure to allow adequate time for the pressure to stabilize Turn the access valve clockwise to close the valve Install and securely tighten the access valve caps and the expansion valve c...

Page 12: ...9 Model C602 Systems Controls and Operations Refrigeration System Schematic Figure 2...

Page 13: ...ctivate the topping rail heaters 8 Display LED Dual Brush Clean Countdown Displays the number of days before brush cleaning is required 9 Keypad Flavor Select Used for selecting the desired shake flav...

Page 14: ...fluorescent display VFD is located on the front control panel During normal operation the display is blank The display is used to show menu options and notifies the operator if a fault is detected On...

Page 15: ...ay will alert the operator that the control settings may have been changed See Figure 4 SERVICE REQ D NVRAM FAULT RESET TO DEFAULTS PRESS TO CLEAR Figure 4 Once the system has initialized the number o...

Page 16: ...t or disassemble the unit during the HEAT cycle The product is hot and under extreme pressure In the HEAT cycle the mix temperature in the hoppers and freezing cylinders must be raised to 151 F 66 1 C...

Page 17: ...pes of freezer lock conditions that can occur Hard Lock or Soft Lock A Hard Lock requires the machine be disassembled and brush cleaned A Soft Lock can be corrected by either disassembling and brush c...

Page 18: ...O BRUSH CLEAN Figure 16 If the reason for the soft lock has been corrected selecting the HEAT symbol initiates a Heat Cycle immediately Selecting the WASH symbol when the above message is displayed wi...

Page 19: ...the freezer is unlocked by starting a heat treatment cycle the HEAT symbol will illuminate and the following message will be displayed on the screen See Figure 19 L DO NOT DRAW R DO NOT DRAW Figure 1...

Page 20: ...enu options except when the CURRENT CONDITIONS screen is displayed The soft serve side will continue operation in the mode it was in when the Menu was selected However the soft serve side control keys...

Page 21: ...l exit the Menu and the return the control panel symbols to normal operation VERIFY CALIBRATION The VERIFY CALIBRATION option is used to verify that the amount of syrup dispensed is within the proper...

Page 22: ...02 2004 Change Exit Figure 29 Change the time by touching the AUTO or OPTIONAL FLAVOR symbol with the cursor under the hour position Move the cursor to the minutes by selecting the CALIBRATION symbol...

Page 23: ...ers the AUTO mode from the STANDBY mode The machine must be in the STANDBY mode without a freezer lock condition in order to AUTO start at the programmable time The AUTO START TIME can be disabled and...

Page 24: ...N CYCLE option is selected when the machine is not in a brush clean state See Figure 38 BRUSH CLEAN CYCLE TIME 14 DAYS NO CHANGES ALLOWED Press Any Key Figure 38 Change the number of days between brus...

Page 25: ...e power switch in the OFF position Replace the bad probe BARREL THERMISTOR BAD Place the power switch in the OFF position Replace the bad probe GLYCOL THERMISTOR BAD Place the power switch in the OFF...

Page 26: ...he left or right barrel was above 41 F 5 C more than four hours L R HPR 41F 5C AFTER PF The mix temperature in the left or right hopper was above 41 F 5 C more than four hours following a power failur...

Page 27: ...Too Long Mix temperature did not rise above 151 F 66 1 C in less than 90 minutes CL Cool Time Too Long Mix temperature in the hopper and freezing cylinder did not fall below 41 F 5 C in less than 120...

Page 28: ...side and the right column displays the soft serve side readings The bottom line in the display indicates the current glycol temperature See Figure 50 VISC 0 0 0 HOPPER 41 0 41 0 BARREL 41 0 41 0 GLYCO...

Page 29: ...BY TEMP R CUT IN AT 30 5 CURRENT 30 5 Next Figure 53 Select the CALIBRATION symbol to save the setting and return to the Service Menu HOPPER TEMPERATURE The HOPPER TEMPERATURE menu allows the service...

Page 30: ...set point the heater is de activated The factory setting for the glycol holding temperature is 177 F 81 C Adjust the temperature setting using the AUTO symbol to increase the temperature or OPTIONAL...

Page 31: ...pplications and is adjustable in one minute intervals Use the AUTO symbol or the OPTIONAL FLAVOR symbol to adjust the setting The recommended cycle times are 5 minutes for shake and 10 minutes for sof...

Page 32: ...cian to set the amount of time the mix pump runs after the draw valve has closed switch open This adjustment is for the soft serve mix pump only The range is for the Pump Off Delay is 0 30 seconds and...

Page 33: ...g this option See Figure 70 DRAW SAFETY TIME TIME 11 SEC Figure 70 Press the AUTO symbol to increase the Draw Safety Time setting or the OPTIONAL FLAVOR symbol to decrease the setting Select the CALIB...

Page 34: ...LANGUAGE The SELECT LANGUAGE option allows the service technician to select the language that will display on the fluorescent display Several language options are available Use the OPTIONAL FLAVOR sy...

Page 35: ...EED REVERSE TIME Chocolate 160 0 28 0 32 Strawberry 140 0 26 0 30 Vanilla 85 0 25 0 28 Optional 100 0 25 0 28 If the reverse time setting is too short pressure remaining in the line may cause syrup to...

Page 36: ...times out the maximum allowable amount of time the unit can remain in the HEAT phase of the Heat Treatment Cycle If the timer exceeds 90 minutes the unit will lock out The Hold Phase During the HOLD p...

Page 37: ...ount of time the freezer takes to accomplish this requirement is closer to 60 minutes Once the HEAT Phase is complete it is necessary to complete the Heat Soak Timer From the time the Heat Phase is st...

Page 38: ...e AUTO mode and the hopper requires refrigeration the glycol pump will operate one minute discontinue for two minutes then operate again for one minute This pattern continues until hopper refrigeratio...

Page 39: ...m entering the COOL phase until the HOLD phase requirements are met and the total time of the HEAT and HOLD phases is greater than 115 minutes Cool Phase Timer The Cool Phase Timer times out the maxim...

Page 40: ...not freeze or burn on the sides of the hopper It runs continuously when the freezer is in the AUTO STANDBY or HEAT mode The agitator is driven by a motor and belt s The Heat Treatment Cycle During th...

Page 41: ...e accumulator Step 4 Check for glycol mixture leaks Draining the Glycol Mixture Step 1 Attach a service hose capable of depressing the shraeder valve to the 1 4 access fitting Allow the opposite end o...

Page 42: ...39 Model C602 Systems Controls and Operations Glycol Path Rear View Figure 83...

Page 43: ...HD s at a time Note Be sure that the syrups are correctly calibrated before determining the proper serving viscosity For standard units the serving temperature of a flavored shake may range from 24_F...

Page 44: ...sonality Board Step 1 Verify that the shake personality board is properly connected to the interface board Step 2 Verify J3 RED header connections Pin 3 WHITE This is the cup full signal that goes to...

Page 45: ...ortion control giving a better consistent quality to your product and controlling costs The draw handle should be adjusted to provide a flow rate of 5 to 7 1 2 oz 142 to 213 g of product by weight per...

Page 46: ...43 Model C602 Systems Controls and Operations Control Overview Figure 86...

Page 47: ...ies power to UVC3 Board Range 4 75 5 25 VDC 3 USB Cable Connection Communication to Control Panel Interface Board 4 JP2 Pins See table on page 45 5 JP3 Pins See table on page 45 6 JP1 Pins See table o...

Page 48: ...he interface boards A 16 VAC transformer supplies the power for the interface boards at Terminals A and B Each board has a 5 VDC output terminal block Line voltage is connected to the interface boards...

Page 49: ...rol The Vacuum Fluorescent Display VFD plugs into a socket on the interface board The potentiometer dial at the top of the board is non functional The VFD does not require a contrast adjustment Pins l...

Page 50: ...ANDBY WASH AUTO PUMP PRIME Heat Hold Cool Compressor X X X Beater Motor X X X X X X Fan X X X Spinner Motor Shake Only X Air Mix Pump Motor X X Syrup Pump X Glycol Heater X X Agitator X X X X X Left G...

Page 51: ...o the air mix pump motor Power Switch On Mode Select AUTO With L1 power supplied to the L1 terminal on the interface board power is then given to terminal J6 and directed through the following pins Sh...

Page 52: ...ter the freezing cylinder has reached 135 F 57 C Note Power must go through the beater interlock before reaching the coil 6 for the agitator motor 4 for the glycol solenoid Operation of this solenoid...

Page 53: ...ing 2 0 Seconds From Start of Draw Dispensing Energized Compressor Contactor Coil J6 T1 J7 T7 Activate Control Monitors Pyro sensor Voltage 0 1 VDC Fill Detected 5 VDC Detected at Personality Board Fi...

Page 54: ...ch syrup flavor A 24 VDC motor drives each peristaltic pump In the AUTO mode the UVC3 control regulates the motor speed necessary to dispense syrup at the calibrated rate The pump motors run at maximu...

Page 55: ...avor syrup Calibration Procedure Syrup lines must be properly primed with syrup to eliminate air in the line before the calibration procedure is performed Step 1 Touch the CALIBRATION symbol to displa...

Page 56: ...hieved See Figure 93 23051 Figure 93 Note You can verify the syrup dispensing rate in the Manager s Menu or the Service Menu Repeat steps 4 and 5 for the remaining syrup flavors If the calibration tim...

Page 57: ...ure 95 ITEM DESCRIPTION A ACTUATOR PLATE B SPINNER MOTOR BRACKET C SOLENOID VALVE D SPINNER MOTOR E SPINNER COUPLING F BUMPER Actuator Plate The actuator plate lifter should be centered to fit in the...

Page 58: ...tion look inside the freezer door The bottom of the draw valve should be located at the top of the product entry port If the valve is too high or too low the height of the solenoid will need adjustmen...

Page 59: ...into the center of the spinner coupling See Figure 101 Figure 101 To adjust the alignment perform the following steps Step 1 Loosen the four screws that secure the spinner motor to the bracket With th...

Page 60: ...3 Troubleshooting S General Troubleshooting S Air Mix Pump System Troubleshooting S Peristaltic Syrup System Troubleshooting S Shake Dispensing Mechanism Troubleshooting S Shake Portion Control Troub...

Page 61: ...Shortage of refrigerant c Repair the leak and recharge unit d Air in the system d Purge and recharge the system e High overrun product e Check pump operation for correct air mix ratio 3 Head pressure...

Page 62: ...w valve o rings b Lubricate properly c Wrong type of lubricate being used c Use proper lubricant Example Taylor Lube High Performance 10 Product is not being fed into the freezing cylinder a Inadequat...

Page 63: ...it b Circuit breaker is turned off or fuse is blown b Turn on circuit breaker or replace fuse c Power switch is in the OFF position c Place power switch in the ON position 15 Product too stiff a Produ...

Page 64: ...in the OFF position only when necessary 22 Freezer shuts off and produces a fault tone a Fault alert a Check the fault screen in the Manager s menu b Insufficient air space b Provide 3 76 mm air space...

Page 65: ...tructions in the operator s manual b Draw rate set too fast b Set the draw rate at 5 7 1 2 oz 142 213 g of product per 10 seconds c Inadequate air flow c Provide 3 76 mm air space around sides d Fault...

Page 66: ...alve body cap must be assembled correctly and fit snugly in the pump cylinder c Check the pump cylinder for proper assembly and position d Missing or defective check ring d Replace the check ring 3 Ex...

Page 67: ...rol i Replace the motor speed control j Loose wire connection j Inspect repair loose connection 2 Syrup leaking at the valve a Air in the syrup line a Prime the syrup line b The duckbill valve is defe...

Page 68: ...correctly a The spinner height is set too low a Adjust to 1 32 inside the door spout b Shake temperature is set too cold is too thick b Correct the temperature of a finished chocolate shake Standard...

Page 69: ...yrup container and prime the syrup line b The duckbill valve in the syrup fitting is defective b Replace the duckbill valve c An empty syrup line is attached to the freezer door c Remove the syrup lin...

Page 70: ...ive interface board j Replace the interface board k Defective touch key on the dec plate k Replace the dec plate 2 Occasionally the draw valve does not open a The dispensing mechanism is out of alignm...

Page 71: ...ot close a The freezer door is improperly installed a Re install the freezer door Tighten the hand screws in a criss cross pattern b Improper lubrication of draw valve b Lubricate according to instruc...

Page 72: ...e The syrup calibration is set too high e Calibrate the syrup f Loose wire connection f Check repair loose connection in circuit g Defective pyrosensor g Replace the pyrosensor h Defective pyrosensor...

Page 73: ...problem one of these areas may be a source of contamination CAUSE OF CONTAMINATION PREVENTION 1 Human contamination a Wash hands and arms past elbows b Wear rubber gloves if cuts or skin conditions e...

Page 74: ...of lubricant after each use always recap the tube g Parts components and brushes should be air dried overnight Never store the equipment in the storage cooler h Do not neglect daily cleaning practices...

Page 75: ...72 Troubleshooting Model C602 Notes...

Page 76: ...73 Model C602 Parts Section 4 Parts S Warranty Explanation S Parts Identification S Parts List S Wiring Diagrams...

Page 77: ...arts The warranty for new equipment parts is five years from the original date of unit installation with a replacement parts warranty of twelve months Class 000 Parts Wear Items no warranty CAUTION Wa...

Page 78: ...75 Model C602 Parts Notes...

Page 79: ...76 Parts Model C602 Main Exploded View Figure 102...

Page 80: ...NG COMP 970 X 115 025707 24 NUT 5 16 18 MF LOCK 017327 25 GROMMET 7 16 X 5 16 SHOCK 016212 26 CAP RUBBER MOUNT 011844 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 27 SCREW 5 16 18 X 3 1 4 STL 022678 27 SCREW 5 16 18 X 2...

Page 81: ...059482 80 PCB A DUAL BRIDGE RECTIF X59290 SER 81 RELAY DPDT 20A 12VDC 077164 02 82 BUSHING SNAP 1 5 16 ID 017008 83 CHANNEL A CONTROL X55975 84 COMPRESSOR AHA7513ZXF AH245R 047520 33F ITEM DESCRIPTIO...

Page 82: ...Figure 103 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 1 SHELF SYRUP 056016 2 PUMP PERISTALTIC 052916 3 MOTOR GEAR 161 RPM 058725 4 RACK SYRUP CABINET DOOR 059144 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 5 BLOCK HINGE 058613 6 BLOCK H...

Page 83: ...Tubes 1 3 4 2 5 Figure 104 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 1 PUMP PERISTALTIC 052916 2 KIT A PERISTALTIC PUMP TUBE X54978 3 FERRULE 625 ID 053036 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 4 FITTING PERISTALTIC PUMP 054526 5...

Page 84: ...Ring 2 1 8 OD Red 020051 5 Cap Valve 056873 XX 6 Gasket Simplified Pump 053527 7 Adaptor Mix Inlet Shake Blue 054944 8 O Ring 11 16 OD Red 016132 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 9 Pin Cotter 044731 10 Shaft...

Page 85: ...Cap Valve 056874 XX 6 Gasket Simplified Pump Valve 053527 7 Adaptor Mix Inlet Soft Srv Red 054825 8 O Ring 11 16 OD Red 016132 9 Pin Cotter 044731 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 10 Shaft A Drive Mix Pump H...

Page 86: ...ng of the adapter cap feed tube and orifice refer to the following illustration which indicates proper brush usage Figure 107 ITEM DESCRIPTION 1 WHITE BRISTLE 1 2 x 1 2 2 WHITE BRISTLE 3 16 x 1 3 BLAC...

Page 87: ...84 Parts Model C602 Control Assembly X55966 33 Figure 108...

Page 88: ...EW 6 32X3 8 BIN HD 002201 22 NUT 6 32 HEX 000927 23 CAPACITOR START 47 56UF 220T 037251 34 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 24 STRAP CAPACITOR 2 5 8 056527 25 CAPACITOR RUN 3UF 550V 035342 27 26 BRACKET CAPAC...

Page 89: ...late Assembly X55963 Figure 109 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 1 PLATE DEC 056131 2 PCB A INTERFACE X55960 SER 3 INSULATOR PCB INTERFACE 057168 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 4 SCREW 6 32 X 3 8 BIN HD 002201 5 CA...

Page 90: ...87 Model C602 Parts Torque Coupling Assembly X54722...

Page 91: ...6 ID X 9 16 047340 16 7 HEATER A GLYCOL 4500 X47395 SER 8 ADAPTOR 5 16 FS X 5 16 BARB 047958 9 CLAMP HOSE 35 64 STEPLES 047344 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 10 HOSE RUBBER 5 16 X 9 16 047340 4 11 ARMAFLEX...

Page 92: ...T NO 1 BRACKET A SENSOR X56341 2 SCREW ADJUSTMENT 5 16 18 051574 3 SCREW 10 32 X 9 16 DOG 038981 4 SLEEVE SENSOR PYROELEC 038982 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 5 HOLDER MTG SENSOR PROBE 056503 6 NUT 5 16 18...

Page 93: ...P SEAL 028992 2 000 NUT BRASS BEARING 028991 2 000 O RING 1 2OD X 070W 024278 4 000 WASHER BEARING LOCK 012864 2 000 BEATER A 3 4QT 1 PIN SUPPORT X46231 1 103 SOFT SERVE BLADE SCRAPER PLASTIC 8 1 8L 0...

Page 94: ...103 J3 IF SS to SPEED CONTROL CABLE RIBBON 14C 3 L SIL SIL 056864 1 103 DEC PLATE INTERFACE CABLE RIBBON 20C 16 L DIL DIL 040040 049 1 103 J9 IF Shake to J7 UVC CABLE RIBBON 20C 17 L DIL DILR 040040 0...

Page 95: ...92 054725 4 103 SCREW 5 16 18X3 8 ALLEN SET 025376 2 000 SCREW SHOULDER 3 16DX1 2L SS 039455 4 000 SPRING 3 8 ODX3 16 IDX1L GREEN 039454 4 103 COUPLING DRIVE 3 4 HEX X 1 7 8 012721 1 103 COUPLING FLEX...

Page 96: ...RING 019477 NR 2 103 DISPENSER CUP SUNDAE 039988 1 103 LATCH SHELF 039783 1 103 NUT 10 32 MF LOCK 020983 4 000 POPPET RUBBER BLACK 022473 4 000 SCREW 10 32X3 8 TRUSS HD SS 024298 4 000 SCREW 6X1 2 TY...

Page 97: ...000 FILTER CORCOM 6EH1 040140 001 1 103 FITTING A SYRUP JUG TTS 36 X53353 BLU 1 103 TUBE A SYRUP PICK UP X53175 1 103 O RING 1 2OD X 070W 024278 1 000 FERRULE 625 ID NP BRASS 053036 2 000 CAP ULTIMATE...

Page 98: ...PUMP 054526 1 103 FITTING PANEL MOUNT QD 250ID 056674 4 103 FUSE 15 AMP IN LINE NON DELAY 045293 3 000 HOLDER FUSE IN LINE TYPE HLR 045606 3 103 GEAR A REDUCER 4 21 1 021286 SER 2 212 GEAR A REDUCER A...

Page 99: ...2 000 HOUSING A AGITATOR SHORT X51664 1 103 MAGNET A AGITATOR INNER X41733 1 103 SEAL OIL 046124 2 000 SCREW 8 32X3 16 ALLEN SET 006812 2 000 JAR SYRUP PLASTIC SHALLOW 036573 2 103 JAR SYRUP STAINLES...

Page 100: ...YRUP ELBOW 056651 4 103 FITTING SYRUP NOSE 125 SLOT 056650 4 103 O RING 11MM ID X 2MM W GREEN 053890 4 000 TUBE NYLOBRADE 3 8IDX5 8OD 500038 9 4 000 VALVE CHECK DUCKBILL 500598 4 000 LINE A SYRUP BLUE...

Page 101: ...NUT OVERLOAD RESET 045026 1 000 NUT STUD BLACK 2 563 LONG 058764 6 103 LONG NUT STUD BLACK 1 00 055989 2 103 SHORT PAIL MIX 10 QT 013163 1 000 PAN DRIP 19 1 2 LONG 035034 1 103 FRONT PANEL PAN DRIP R...

Page 102: ...212 K3104504 UP 176 CONTROL UVC3 SURFACE MOUNT 059189 SER 1 212 176 CHIP SOFTWARE C602 CS X40829 1 103 176 PLATE DEC C602 X55963 SER 1 103 INCLUDES TOUCHPAD CONTROL PCB A INTERFACE C602 X55960 SER 1 2...

Page 103: ...CE SIZE ADAPTOR MIX INLET SHAKE BLUE 054944 1 103 CAP VALVE BODY SHAKE 056873 10 1 103 TRIPLE THICK SHAKE OVERRUN CLIP RETAINER MIX PUMP 044641 1 103 CYLINDER A PUMP HOPPER SHAKE 057944 1 103 O RING 2...

Page 104: ...K SYRUP PUMP 039680 1 000 PUMP GLYCOL 1 8NPT 1650 RPM 041785 1 103 BOOT PUMP GLYCOL 042131 1 000 PUMP PERISTALTIC 052916 4 103 CAP MOTOR PUMP PERISTALTIC 055018 4 000 RELAY 3 POLE 20A 208 240 50 60 01...

Page 105: ...T C602 055944 1 103 SHROUD REAR C602 055943 1 103 SHROUD TOP C602 056504 1 103 SLEEVE A MIX PUMP HT MCD X44761 2 103 NUT PUMP SLEEVE 8751 HT 036933 2 000 MOUNT MOTOR 036934 2 103 STARTER 3 PHASE 3 TO...

Page 106: ...REAR R C602 056692 1 103 TRANS CONT 32VA 120 200 240V 054834 1 103 TRANS CONT 40VA 208 240V 053072 1 103 TUBE A FEED TUBE SHK C602 X55973 1 103 SHAKE RING CHECK FEED TUBE 056524 1 000 O RING 11 16ODX...

Page 107: ...X 2 LG X 013071 1 000 BRUSH DBL END PUMP FEED TU 013072 1 000 BRUSH DRAW VALVE 1 OD X 2 X1 013073 1 000 BRUSH DRAW VALVE 1 1 2 OD X 014753 1 000 BRUSH MIX PUMP BODY 3 X 7 023316 1 000 BRUSH 1 2 DIA 03...

Page 108: ...NER SHAFT 036053 1 000 KIT A DOOR BARREL SHAKE C602 X56200 13 1 000 SEAL DRIVE SHAFT 032560 1 000 O RING 6 IN ODX5 3 4 IDX 1 8 033493 1 000 O RING 1 11 16 OD X 139W 041923 1 000 O RING 11MM ID X 2MM W...

Page 109: ...1 000 BRUSH 1 2 DIA 033059 1 000 BRUSH PUMP SPOUT MC13 054068 1 000 O RING 1 OD X 103W 048148 2 000 O RING 1 5 16 OD X 103W 048149 2 000 O RING 9 16 OD X 103W 016369 2 000 SEAL A X33057 2 000 WASHER N...

Page 110: ...INCLUDED WITH ACCESSORIES COMPRESSOR AHA2490ZXG AH5 047519 62F 1 512 SOFT SERVE COMPRESSOR AHA7513ZXG AH2 047520 62F 1 512 SHAKE DECAL SET OF 4 SYRUP FLAV 021523 1 000 DIAGRAM WIRING C602 056007 58 1...

Page 111: ...03 SOFT SERVE MOTOR PULLEY AGT DR 1 690PDX51 045717 1 103 PULLEY AGT DR 1 910PDX51 036210 2 103 PULLEY AGT MTR 2 110PDX3 045718 1 103 PULLEY AK30 X 58 033559 1 103 SHAKE MOTOR PUMP A MIX SIMPLIFIED SH...

Page 112: ...PPER S S 057943 1 103 O RING 2 1 8 OD X 139W 225 020051 2 000 PIN A RETAINING X55450 1 103 PIN COTTER HAIRPIN 1 8DIA 044731 1 103 PISTON PUMP SIMPLIFIED 053526 1 103 STARTER 3 PH 1 4 TO 2 3A 041950 33...

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