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PART X

MAINTENANCE

Your COLDELITE machine has been designed, engineered and
manufactured to achieve high performance and long durability.

The life expectancy of a machine, any machine, does not depend
only on the quality of its components and design, but also on the
beneficial effects of basic maintenance procedures.

It is important to you, therefore, to become familiar with a few of
these basic procedures:

1) Remove O-rings only with the O-ring extractor supplied with

the machine.

2) Clean the machine according to the instructions.

3) Lubricate all O-rings and seals, as instructed.

4) The wearing or the improper cleaning of the beater shaft

seals, will result in leakage from the rear. Check the drip
chute pans frequently and replace seals, when so necessary.

5) Replace any O-ring that has a nick in it. If not replaced, it will

leak and interfere with the proper performance of the machine.

6) When all the spare parts supplied with the machine are used,

re-order immediately. Do not wait until the part is required
again.

7) NEVER use the AUTO position for washing, sanitizing and

initially filling the freezing cylinder.

8) IMPORTANT - During the washing and sanitizing period, run

the machine only for the time strictly necessary for this
operation. Prolonged use of the beater in the Cleaning
position may cause severe damage to the machine.

9) Always wash metal, plastic or rubber parts in lukewarm

water. NEVER, NEVER USE HOT WATER!

Important

If your Model is an air cooled machine, its efficiency depends on
the air cooled condenser. The fins of the condenser must be
cleaned every two or three months to assure efficiency.

Warning

Extreme care must be taken when removing side, rear or control
box panels.

Always turn the Selector Switch to the OFF position. Also, turn off
the Disconnect Switch on the electrical supply line before
exposing any electrical connections and/or moving parts, such
as belts, pulleys, fan blades and beater.

L1

570

A series of messages are available for interactive use of the
machine.

Message

When it appearsMeaning

- P_A

- Automatic /Stand-By

-Thermal sensor out
of order

- ICE

- Automatic

-Cylinder
temperature too low

- rtA

- At any time

- Overload relay

- 888

- At any time

- EPRON out of order

- MIP

- At any time

- Spigot head not
properly fixed;
thermal sensor out
of order

See page 28 for suggested remedy.

Power failure

In the event of a temporary power failure, when power supply
resets, the machine turns itself back to the same function before
power failure.

Power ON

When the machine is connected to the power supply, all leds and
displays illuminate on for 1 sec. to make a self test; just after, the
display shows for 2 seconds, 3 numbers corresponding to
thousands of cones extracted and then the display shows, for 2
seconds, other 3 numbers corresponding to the number of cones
extracted.

If you wish to Reset the number of cones, disconnect the machine
from the circuit  breaker  supply, push Stop and then turn ON the
Main circuit breaker while pushing Stop for the whole period of
display test.

D) PROXIMITY SWITCH

The sensitivity can be adjusted with a small screwdriver. The
trimmer rotation is limited to 270 degrees by a “stop”. When
adjusting towards “maximum” or “minimum”, be careful not to
exert excessive torque (max. 40 Nmm) against the “stop”.
Failure to do so would damage the trimmer permanently.

Adjusting Proximity Switch

The proximity switch pos. 152  been preset at the factory and its
range is 9 inches approx.
If modification is required, contact authorized service agency as
this operation must be carried out by specialized technicians.

Messages visible on the Monitor

Summary of Contents for UC 511 G

Page 1: ...39 UC 511 G Soft Serve Freezer SINGLE FLAVOR COUNTER MODEL OPERATION SERVICE MANUAL COLDELITE CORPORATION OF AMERICA 3760 INDUSTRIAL DR WINSTON SALEM N C 27105 TEL 910 661 9893 FAX 910 661 9895...

Page 2: ...of this Operation and Service Manual PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY Keep it for future reference and most of all follow the instructions from the very time your machine is put into service Onthefollowingpa...

Page 3: ...2...

Page 4: ...CLEANING PROCEDURE 10 PART IV ASSEMBLING THE FREEZER 14 A Assembling the Beater Augers 14 B Assembling the Dispensing Head 15 C Assembling the Gravity Feed Tubes 17 PART V SANITIZING THE FREEZER 18 P...

Page 5: ...4...

Page 6: ...ff B Positioning the Machine 1 The freezer is shipped without legs installed To install the legs lift the freezer and screw the four legs into the bottom of the frame at each corner When the freezer i...

Page 7: ...panel the machine s wiring connection box can be found on the bottom of the frame and is labelled Connect Power Line Here The power line is first passed through the access hole located atthebottomdec...

Page 8: ...when full The MIX LEVEL SWITCH is located within the stainless steel plastic rod attached to the bottom of each mix tank L1 L2 L3 L5 L4 570 571 1 571 2 PART II EXPLANATION OF CONTROLS A Electronic Con...

Page 9: ...The Electric Control Panel located behind the upper rear panel of the unit contains the controlling circuit to the components of the machine This panel is to be accessed only by trained experienced t...

Page 10: ...rols temperature of the product in hopper and cylinder Controls and or energizes all the information or messages displayed on the monitor 6 FUSE protects 115 voltage line 7 The CURRENT TRANSFORMER mon...

Page 11: ...brushes 6 several packets of sanitizer and the OPERATIONAL MANUAL HELPFUL SUGGESTION Before proceeding with the disassemblyofthefreezer werecommendaplasticdishpanbe usedinwhichtoplacetheparts Thiswil...

Page 12: ...G EXTRACTOR to remove o rings as damage to the o ring and or part can result 3 Clean carefully the mix level device 4 Loosen and remove the two 2 dispensing head retaining knobs The knobs are removed...

Page 13: ...tonoutofthedispenseheadwith the handle Using the O RING EXTRACTOR remove the piston o rings Each piston o ring groove is notched for easy insertion of the o ring extractor Turnthedispensingheadoverand...

Page 14: ...ly disassembled The parts should now be washed rinsed and sanitized 10 Wash all the parts in luke warm water 80 85 F using a mild detergent and the cleaning brushes provided in the START UP KIT DO NOT...

Page 15: ...ound the seal surface as shown below PART IV ASSEMBLING THE FREEZER Once the parts have been washed rinsed and sanitized the freezer is ready to be re assembled Prior to beginning the re assembly proc...

Page 16: ...aceandtheidlerisproperlyinstalled Rotatethebeater augeruntilyoufeelthedriveshaftengageand push the beater auger further back to properly seat B ASSEMBLING THE DISPENSING HEAD 1 Begin by gathering the...

Page 17: ...ubricate the O ring with the sanitary lubricant 2 First remount the end piston O rings onto the end pistons Simply roll onto the piston until they drop into the O ring notches 3 Once the O rings have...

Page 18: ...knobs 8 HAND TIGHTEN the knobs B D C ASSEMBLING THE GRAVITY FEED TUBES 1 Begin by gathering the parts needed to assemble the gravity feed tube These parts include A the SPLASH GUARD B two 2 3 4 diame...

Page 19: ...be sanitized PART V SANITIZING THE FREEZER Prior to install the machine with your soft serve product the machine must be sanitized The frequency of cleaning and sanitizing cycles must comply with loc...

Page 20: ...ube out of the mix tank hole and lay it down in the tank This will allow the cylinder to completely fill with the sanitizing solution 3 Push selector button 571 2 to select the BEATER position Let the...

Page 21: ...s possible during the washing and sanitizing operations Excessive use will cause premature wear to the beater auger and cylinder Clean and sterilize the machine as described in chapter 8 daily or ever...

Page 22: ...he dispense handle be opened to allow any residual sanitizer to be chased out by the mix entering the cylinder Place a cup under the dispense head to catch any residual sanitizer 2 3 oz is sufficient...

Page 23: ...me controlled refrigerated system Everytwo 2 minutestherefrigerationsystemisenergized and runs for 25 seconds when above 60 F Below 60 F the refrigeration system is energized and runs for 25 sec every...

Page 24: ...besureyouwillneverhavetopauseinselling ice cream even during peak times STAND BY During long pauses in ice servings press button pos 572 2 PUSH TO SELECT to select STAND BY You will save significantly...

Page 25: ...run yield by letting more or less mix enter the freezing cylinder by manually regulating the valve The plunger splash guard keeps the mix from splashing on the mix tank cover and serves as a device to...

Page 26: ...follows 1 Remove the Gravity Feed Tubes Pull the tubes straight up and out 2 Push selector button 571 2 to select the BEATER position Let the machine run for 4 to 5 minutes 3 Place a container or buck...

Page 27: ...out Amperage 5 A Overload cutout Amperage 5 5 A Voltage 115 Volt Beater rotation counter clockwise Electronic Hard O Matic Control Adjustment If the H O M needs to be recalibrated proceed as following...

Page 28: ...box panels AlwaysturntheSelectorSwitchtotheOFFposition Also turnoff the Disconnect Switch on the electrical supply line before exposing any electrical connections and or moving parts such as belts pu...

Page 29: ...c Check water flow a Install or replace O ring b Tighten hand knob a Replace any worn or damaged O ring b Close liquid hole in feeding tube draw several portions and reopen hole a Check spigot head b...

Page 30: ...0 Mix tank cover 1722620 Touch panel 1746020 Spring 1904390 Rear panel 1746010 Cover rear drip tray 1902300 Left side panel 1906350 Front panel 1745210 Plastic drip chute 1720710 Proximity switch 1745...

Page 31: ...B Figure F PARTS IDENTIFICATION Code No Description Code No Description 3201321 Motor 1612150 Connecting flange 1602300 Gearbox with motor 1664500 SL Sensor mix level 1612150 1664500 Figure C 3201321...

Page 32: ...0 Beater seal 1685280 1656121 Figure D 1652022 1654201 1653080 1685260 1654010 Code No Description 1685260 O ring 1652022 Complete Piston 1685280 O ring 1654010 Handle retaining rod 1653320 Dispense H...

Page 33: ...RTS IDENTIFICATION Figure E 1638090 1638400 1685430 1638150 L 225 Code No Description 1638150 Splash guard gravity feed tube L 225 1638090 Sleeve gravity feed tube 1638400 Gravity feed tube 1685430 O...

Page 34: ...ode No Description 1727580 Expansion Valve Cylinder 1727850 Orifice for 1727580 3301020 Compressor 1727280 Solenoid valve body 3306390 Pressure switch 1724800 Solenoid valve coil 3203250 Fan motor 172...

Page 35: ...90 TRI Transformer 1722990 TR2 Transformer 24 11 Volt 1727720 Microprocessor Eprom 1722020 CPU Electronic board 1722350 MIP Safety magnetic switch 1722400 Suppressor elect interference 3213500 TRA Cur...

Page 36: ...35 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 37: ...que Transformador de corriente TTA Beater motor contactor Contacteur moteur malaxeur Telerruptor motor agitador TTC Compressor motor contactor Contacteur moteur compresseur Telerruptor motor compresor...

Page 38: ...ting cam 1 1664030 NUT M16 1 1664500 STEM Electronic level control 1 1685430 OR 2062 2 1685260 OR 6362 see 3410090 2 1685280 OR 4106 4 1685510 SEAL beater shaft Hytrel 2 1711480 INS PLATE Wago 260 361...

Page 39: ...310 DECAL EVV 1 2116320 DECAL EVC 1 2117030 DECAL Heater 1 2117060 DECAL NSF 1 2117070 DECAL warning safety 2 2117080 DECAL DANGER ELECTRIC 2 2117160 DECAL caution moving parts 1 2117310 DECAL Soft so...

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