Gold Medal Deluxe Whirlwind, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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#3005SS, #3008SS, 3015
Tornado
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Whirlwind Floss Machine
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REPLACEMENT
1. Using a damp cloth remove sugar build up on the spinner head casting and make sure
the new gasket sits properly on the casting.
2. Make sure the bands are dry before installing, being sure the band sits properly on the
gasket.
3. Install the ribbons in the bands and connect the eyelets of the ribbon lead wires go to the
terminal strips, being sure that the lead wires go to seperate terminals (One lead wire
from the ribbon on one terminal and the other lead wire on the other terminal). Caution
must be taken in forming the ribbon leads not to breakthe ceramic beads and insulators.
4. Make sure the ribbon is securely seated in the band and replace the lead wire retainer
screws. When tightening the screws be sure the lead wires do not bend, since this will
pull the ribbon away from the band.
5. Install the head gasket, spinner cap, floaters and spinner capretainer screws, but draw
down the screws just enough to retain the spinner cap. Rotate the head assembly by
hand, just enough to note any out of balance condition in the band and spinner cap. If
there is a noticeable wobble in the cap and band, move the spinner cap and band until
the head seems to travel in a true circle.
BRUSHES AND SLIP RINGS
Slip Rings are made of quality bronze and should give long service providing they receive
periodic maintenance. Recommended cleaning and inspection time is after every 500
pounds of sugar. Inspect rings for pits, discoloration and excessive wear. Rings should not
be flush with the phenolic parts and or worn unevenly. Inspect brushes for proper seating,
wear, and free movement. Brushes should not be allowed to wear down smaller than ½".
INSPECTION, CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
1. Unplug the machine before cleaning and servicing.
2. Place motor and heat switches in off position. Remove the retainer screws and brush
cover. Using a damp cloth and blunted instrument (such as a wooden dowel) remove all
sugar accumulation. Be sure to remove all sugar from around the motor shaft as any
sugar getting into the motor will destroy motor parts.
3. Visually inspect rings and brushes for above mentioned discrepancies. Then correct
them as instructed below.
4. If brushes are worn below ½" long, they should be replaced. The brush terminal nut
may be removed with an 11 /
32
" open end wrench.
5. When brushes are sitting correctly and the rings are in a good non pitted condition, they
will be light gray color. when they are pitted, burned or in need of attention, they will be
dark black and have a burned appearence. Pull the brushes back from the slip rings but
not all the way out of the brush holder. Allow the brush spring to hold the brush in this
position. Insert a strip of Emery Cloth against the slip ring. (Emery cloth is available from
Gold Medal). While holding the ends of the emery cloth, plug in the machine and turn the
motor switch On. By pulling gently on the ends of the emery cloth and moving them
slowly up and down, the rings will be sanded. Apply just enough pressure to throroughly
clean surface. Stop the motor, remove dust by blowing on part surfces be sure to re
move all emery dust, as abrasive action may cause problems later. Rings should now
be bright in color and have no pits.