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A Subsidiary of The Armor Group, Inc.
Version 1.04
October 2014
Service & Maintenance
P
UMP
Your Alvey Pan Washer is equipped with a vertical
immersion pump without seals. Pump discharge
pressure is 35 to 45 PSI. To help prevent pump
damage periodically check pump casing for any
foreign matter. Grease pump motor every six months.
Check
direction
of
rotation
after
electrical
maintenance.
N
OZZLE
C
LEANING
AND
A
DJUSTMENT
1. Poke debris clogging the nozzles back into the
spray arm.
2. Remove nozzle at end of spray arm.
3. Close door and run pump for 5 seconds. Debris
will be flushed out.
4. Replace nozzle.
C
LEANING
OF
H
UB
A
SSEMBLIES
Remove spray arm assembly and flush out bearing
with clean water. Rotate by hand until hub moves
freely.
O
PTIONAL
E
XHAUST
F
AN
The exhaust fan removes steam vapors from cabinet
when door is open. Two types of fans can be
furnished, a squirrel cage and a tube axial type. The
squirrel cage fan is equipped with sealed bearings,
which will not need grease. The tube axial fan
bearings should be greased at regular intervals. See
fan operating and maintenance instructions included
with this manual.
O
PTIONAL
R
INSE
W
ATER
B
OOSTER
H
EATERS
The booster heater raises the water temperature to
meet sanitation requirements for rinsing (180°
-
195°
F). See Sec. V for required services. Each booster
has been designed and selected to operate on
specific pressures, temperatures and volumes.
Operating conditions must be known at time of order
to assure a booster is selected that will give
satisfactory performance.
P
ERIODIC
S
ERVICE
AND
M
AINTENANCE
1. Check filter screens twice daily. More frequently
with heavy cleaning load.
2. Check wash nozzles for clogging twice daily.
This can done at noon break and after shut down.
3. Check twice daily to see that spray hubs turn
freely.
4. Drain solution from the tank and flush at least
once daily. (See Sec. IV A).
5. Keep washer exterior free from an accumulation
of items, which may block air circulation to pump.
The exterior appearance may be maintained by
wiping with a damp cloth. Stainless steel wax or
polish may be applied if desired.
Note
: When nozzles are removed, care must be taken
to adjust them to their original position when replacing.
See Figure 1
.
Figure 1: Positioning of Nozzles on Spray Arm
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KS-70 R
ACK
W
ASHER
S
ERVICE
AND
M
AINTENANCE
