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Part X – Maintenance
Your Coldelite freezer has been designed,
engineered, and manufactured to achieve high per-
formance and long durability. The life expectancy of
any machine depends not only on the quality of
engineering, and components used, but also on the
basic maintenance procedures.
It is important for you to become familiar with a few
of the basic operating procedures.
•
Only remove orings with the oring extractor
provided in the machine spare parts kit.
•
Clean and sanitize the freezer in accordance with
the instructions in this operation manual.
•
Lubricate all orings and seals as instructed.
•
The wearing or the improper cleaning of the
beater shaft seals will result in product leakage
into the rear of the machine. Check the side drip
chutes frequently and replace seals when
necessary.
•
Replace any oring that is leaking or damaged.
•
When all of the spare parts supplied in the spare
parts kit are used, re-order immediately. Do not
wait until the part is urgently needed or causes the
machine to be inoperative without it.
•
NEVER
use the Automatic or Stand-By mode in
the cleaning, sanitizing or initial filling of the
freezer. This can damage the freezer and its
components.
•
During the washing, cleaning and sanitizing
procedures, operate the machine in the BEATER
mode as little as possible. This will minimize
component wear on the freezer.
•
When removing and installing the freezer parts,
handle these with care.
DO NOT
drop or bang
together as this will damage the parts and affect
the freezers performance.
•
NEVER
use
HOT WATER
when washing,
cleaning, or sanitizing your freezer or its parts.
ALWAYS
use luke warm water (80-90F).
!! IMPORTANT !!
If your machine is Air Cooled, its efficiency depends
on a clean air cooled condenser. The fins of the
condenser must be straight and cleaned a minimum
of every two or three months. Prior to cleaning the
air condenser, place the machine in the STOP or
OFF mode and disconnect power to the freezer.
If your machine is Water Cooled, it is important that it is
not stored at a temperature below 32 degrees F. Before
storing at a temperature below 32 degrees you must
remove all liquids from the freezer and winterize the
water condenser coil. This should be performed by an
authorized service technician to avoid damage to the
freezer.
The following is a recommended wearable parts
replacement schedule. This is for normal operation of the
freezer and will vary based on the volume and type of
product served as well as operational and cleaning
procedures.
Replacement Schedule
Orings and Seals – Every 6 months or as needed
Beater Scraper Blades - Every 6 months or as needed
Beater End Pusher – Every year or as needed
(Maximum
of 3
Seasons of Operation)
Drive Belts – Every 2 years or as needed
Pump Gears – Every 3 years or as needed
Pump Drive Bearings – As needed
Plastic Parts - As need when leaking, scratched, or
broken
Rebuild Mix Pumps – Every 5 years or as needed
Check Gearbox Grease Levels – Annually
Electrical Components – When malfunctioning.
!! IMPORTANT !!
Prior to opening any of the machines outer panels,
place both sides in the STOP / OFF mode and
disconnect the machines power supply. Failure to do so
can result in serious injury and or death.
