DMW-22-TDL SERVICE MANUAL
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with the express written permission of Meister Cook, LLC.
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INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this manual is to provide a guide for technical service of Meister Cook’s 2x2 Dry Moist
Warmer for Tim Hortons (model DMW-22-TDL). This manual will provide an overview of the
operation of the DMW-22-TDL, as well as a guide for troubleshooting fault symptoms.
Before getting started, it will be helpful to have the following tools and equipment:
Phillips screwdrivers - #00, #1, #2
Right-angle Phillips screwdriver - #2
Wrench and socket set
Needle nose pliers
Side-cut pliers or scissors
Plastic Cable Ties
Multimeter
Power monitor for 120VAC circuits (e.g. Kill-a-Watt, clamp-on current meter)
Heat gun
Degreasing cleaner (e.g. Goof-Off) and stainless steel cleaner
Cleaning rags – non-abrasive, lint-free
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BASIC THEORY OF OPERATION
The DMW-22-TDL is designed to hold potentially-hazardous hot food products at safe temperatures
for an extended period of time, without degrading the quality of the food products.
The DMW-22-TDL has (2) independently-controlled heated holding chambers, each which can hold
(2) 1/3-size food pans. Underneath each chamber is a large, finned heater. Convection, provided by
a tangential blower, moves air across the heater and transfers that heat over top the food product in
the pans; the air recirculates, and continues to heat up. Also, heat from the heater is transferred to
the pan shelf, creating a hot plate.
Above each pan is a reversible moist/dry insert. In the “Dry” orientation, heated air passes directly
over the food product; this is recommended for food products that need to maintain a level of
crispiness. The dry orientation has a “third hand” feature that holds the pan in place when it is
partially removed. In the “Moist” orientation, heated air passes over the insert, effectively creating a
top hot plate; this is recommended for food products that need to maintain a level of moisture.
The DMW-22-TDL contains 40 factory default product presets, each of which can be modified and
saved by the operator. Each preset has a distinct 4-letter name, temperature setpoint (165F – 250F),
“Cook” alert time (up to 9hrs 59min) and a “Dump” product alert time (up to 9hrs 59min). See the
table below for factory defaults.