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Figure 13: Typical Bin Sensor Mounting Bracket
Installation Checklist
Complete a visual check of the following before continuing or opening any valves:
Check all joints for leaks that may have developed during shipment.
Note:
The machine was shipped in a pumped down state, but a small positive pressure should remain in
the freezer (20
–
25 psig [1.4
–
1.7 bar]). Verify with the freezer pressure gauge.
All refrigerant piping, water supply, and drain connections properly conform to the requirements in this
manual and are properly connected to inlets and outlets.
The electrical supply is properly sized for fuses and for compliance to local and national codes. Refer to
the machine nameplate for minimum circuit ampacity and maximum fuse size.
All field-installed equipment (augers, conveyors, cooling towers, bin level controls, etc.) is properly
installed.
The applicable portion of the
Warranty Registration/Start-Up Form
has been completed and sent back
to Vogt Ice.
Check the oil level of the cutter gear reducer.
The water distributors at the top of the freezer should be in position and fit snugly against the tubesheet
face.
The compressor crankcase heater should be energized for a minimum of two hours, and the oil
temperature should be 100°F
–
110°F (38°C
–
43°C) before attempting to start the compressor.
Bin Opening
Stainless Steel
Angle
Note:
Use the front of the
angle to protect the sensor
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