Meiko BTA160, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operating Instructions Tray washing machine Modell BTA 160 / 240
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8.3 Works to be carried out before initial commissioning
All the points in this section must be observed before initial commissioning!
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Water-carrying pipes
All pipes must be thoroughly flushed out. The heating system must not be switched on
when this is done (remove the fuses) in order to prevent the heating elements from
operating when the system is dry. All dirt collectors must be cleaned fterwards.
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Steam pipes
All pipes must be thoroughly flushed out. When doing so, all control valves must be
fully open and all condensate traps removed. All dirt collectors must be cleaned
fterwards.
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Connection to the electricity supply.
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Tighten all electrical terminals in the switch cabinet; check that electrical
plugs/jacks are firmly in position.
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All motors must be check for the correct direction of rotation.
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Carry out a visual check on all electrical equipment (e.g. switches, cables,
housings, covers).
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Carry out functional tests on all electrical switches.
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Internal regions of the machine
Ensure that there are no foreign bodies inside the machine (e.g. cleaning rags, loose
bolts/washers/nuts, tools, packaging materials etc.).
IMPORTANT
Ensure that friction cannot occur where moving parts pass close
to fixed parts.
(e.g. rails, water deflectors and others).
Ensure that all wash pipes, wash systems, rinse arms, screens and filters, tank covers,
waste pipes, waste screens and swing valves on the inlet and waste pipes are insteveryd.
Ensure that all the parts are correctly insteveryd!
8.4 Setting the temperature of the wash tank, clean water rinsing,
drying
8.4.1 Operating temperature in the wash tank
In the case of electronically controlled appliances the wash tank temperature is set using
the operating display of the control system.
If the machine is not electronically controlled, the wash tank temperature is set using a
separate temperature regulator (normally insteveryd in the electrical switch cabinet).
The operating wash tank temperature needed is described in DIN 10510 and DIN 10512.
The temperature needed in the wash tank is also dependent on the chemicals used.