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8.5 Each two years
Internal cleaning will be carried out ONLY by SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL.
8.6 Cleaning
Routine maintenance
Any operation that can be carried out by the user is considered routine maintenance. These interventions include
cleaning, regular and preventive inspections carried out to ensure safe operation of the machine.
Operator’s qualifications
Operator: Before carrying out routine maintenance safely, the user should first carefully read and understand
the instructions and recommendations given in this section.
8.7 Motor Maintenance
As the motor is the part that makes the machine work, it needs special care.
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Clean every three months with compressed air, in this way the particles that block the passage and remain
in the ventilation output causing the motor to heat up unnecessarily, will be dislodged.
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Once a year the motor will be serviced by a technician.
Cleaning
Danger
: Cleaning operations should only be carried out with the machine switched off and disconnected from
the electric power supplies.
Regular cleaning of your machine will ensure its good working order. We recommend the following:
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Clean the machine at the end of each shift.
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The cleaning of the machine keeps the most delicate parts in good working order and helps to spot any
loosening of parts and any abnormal wear and tear.
Caution: Do not use jets of water to clean the control panels and the electric control box.
Cleaning method
Only use water to clean the machine. The use of diluent or chemical products in general is forbidden.
Parts to be cleaned
Method and tools
Painted steel
Use warm water and food-friendly degreaser. Dry with a clean cloth
Control panels
Clean with a soft dry cloth
Electrical parts
Clean using a vacuum cleaner
Bowl and spiral
Use hot water and food-friendly degreaser. Then dry using a clean cloth
Cleaning Frequency
Frequency
Parts to be cleaned
Daily
Cleaning of the bowl, of the spiral and of the contrasting column
Weekly
Control panels and all the exterior part of the machine
Monthly
Motors
Monthly
Electrical components
Everything that is excluded in the previous section does not need special maintenance, but it is advisable.
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With the aid of a soft brush the dust that has been left on the surfaces can be removed. Under no
circumstances can hard hairbrushes, abrasive, pointed or metal tools be used as they may damage the
surface.
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To clean the inside of the bowl, and the spiral, use only hot water.
Do not use toxic products, solvents, irritants, abrasives, and products that may damage the surfaces.
Plastic spatulas or clothes may be used. Before starting up the machine, pay special attention that none of the
material used for cleaning has been left inside the protection.
