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SALES + SERVICE

CPIGP8AOPINST

(866) 912-3469

WWW.CPISHINE.COM

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

UNPACKING THE MACHINE

The machine is delivered packed in a cardboard box containing compressed

polystyrene. Dispose of the packing material according to the requirements of the local

recycling laws.

Verify the machine's integrity and in particular the electric cables. If in doubt, ask a technician

to check before proceeding with installation.

POSITIONING THE GLASS POLISHER

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The machine does not require anchoring - but must be level on whatever surface it is

sitting on. This may require the adjustment of the nut located at the base of each leg.

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Make sure that no objects (cloths, etc.) are placed under the glass drier so as not to

obstruct air flow.

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Ensure the glass drier is not placed close to any taps and/or water connections.

ASSEMBLING THE BRUSHES

Each glass polisher is packaged with 8 brushes and these brushes are colour coded (red,

yellow and green) at the bottom of the brush base. On the top of each support (B) is a coloured

dot corresponding to the brush colours (red, yellow and green).

Place each brush on top of support (B) (matching the colours) and slide the brush down the

support. Ensure that slot (A) is connected by slightly rotating the brush in a clockwise

direction. If the brush is not properly fixed on the support, it will not rotate once the machine is

switched on.

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Summary of Contents for GP8

Page 1: ...LASS POLISHER Model GP8 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Sales Service 2871 Brighton Road Oakville ON L6H 6C9 866 912 3469 www cpishine com IMPORTANT FILL OUT and RETURN ENCLOSED PRODUCT REGISTRATION WARRANTY CARD Rev Jan 2015 ...

Page 2: ...Replacement of heating elements necessitated by day to day use 4 Equipment damage caused by accident shipping improper installation or alteration or by expired granulate 5 Original or ongoing calibration 6 Equipment used under conditions of abuse misuse carelessness or abnormal condition including equipment subjected to harsh or inappropriate chemicals poor water quality or equipment with missing ...

Page 3: ...SSEMBLING THE BRUSHES 8 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 9 STARTING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST TIME 9 HOW TO USE THE GLASS DRIER 10 DAILY OPERATION 10 DAILY CLEANING 12 WEEKLY CLEANING 13 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 14 INTRODUCTION 14 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE 15 MONTHLY CLEANING 15 BRUSH CHANGEOUT PROCEDURES 16 REPLACE A FULL SET OF BRUSHES 17 REPLACE THE GREEN BRUSH TIP 17 REPLACE THE RED OR YELLOW BRUSH TIP 17 EXT...

Page 4: ...tor in mind Eight high spinning soft polishing brushes aided by a heated fan assists the operator in producing shiny luminous stemware Easily capable of drying and polishing six to eight times the human equivalent Stemshine provides labour savings in addition to high quality results The purpose of this document is to provide you with the necessary operating instructions to get the most out of your...

Page 5: ...powerful fan to aid in the drying process and synthetic easy to clean brushes With a one touch On Off control button this lightweight unit is simple to use with the versatility to be moved anywhere in your facility All that is required of the operator is to remove the glasses clean and wet from the glass washer Place the glasses one by one on the warm dry brushes for drying and polishing and then ...

Page 6: ...Page 7 SALES SERVICE CPIGP8AOPINST 866 912 3469 WWW CPISHINE COM TECHNICAL FEATURES Model GP8 Amps 13 Watts 1500 Dimensions W X D X H 15 X 18 X 24 Volts 110 60hZ Ship Wt lbs 60 Noise Level 60 dbA 68 dbC ...

Page 7: ...adjustment of the nut located at the base of each leg Make sure that no objects cloths etc are placed under the glass drier so as not to obstruct air flow Ensure the glass drier is not placed close to any taps and or water connections ASSEMBLING THE BRUSHES Each glass polisher is packaged with 8 brushes and these brushes are colour coded red yellow and green at the bottom of the brush base On the ...

Page 8: ... to the outlet or have an electrician change out the cable for a longer cable Ensure the cable does not rest on sharp edges and is not compressed or bent by other objects STARTING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST TIME This is the same procedure that you would engage for all subsequent start ups of the machine Ensure the glass drier is placed in a location where the operator will find it comfortable to op...

Page 9: ...n to rotate c The calrod element heats up d The fan will begin to circulate increasingly warm air around the brushes Before using the glass polisher warm the brushes for at least 10 15 minutes WARNING Ensure that no objects get caught in the rotation of the brushes Remove clean wet glasses directly from the glass washer Wear the specialized CPI dimpled polishing gloves Lift the glass es and place ...

Page 10: ...ished allow the brushes to dry out by running the machine for an additional 15 minutes prior to turning off the machine Lift the glass and place it on one of the four outside brushes Quickly repeat the rocking action for another 3 to 4 seconds Finally pick up the glass using the OK grip and then pinch the stem of the glass again Place the base of the glass against the front three brushes to dry po...

Page 11: ... brushes to drip dry overnight on the rack 7 In the morning place the brushes back onto the coloured coded spindles matching the colours of the brush to the colour on the spindle Turn the brush in a clockwise direction to lock in place Be sure that the brushes are correctly inserted onto the spindles 8 After all brushes are placed on the spindles support plug in the machine and turn the power on R...

Page 12: ...shes from the warm water and allow them to drip dry overnight before replacing the brushes onto the glass polishing machine To replace the brushes ensure the connecting slot A shown on page 8 is inserted on the top of support B matching the colour of the brush to the support If the brush is not properly fixed on the support it will not rotate once the machine is switched back on To verify this onc...

Page 13: ...s will be employed therefore it is necessary to remember the following There are two stages of maintenance ORDINARY MAINTENANCE can be carried out by the operator and EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE must be carried out o nly by a qualified technician Lubricants solvents and detergents are toxic substances harmful to health they can cause irritation if they come into contact with the skin they can cause ...

Page 14: ...tronic board The electric cable must be chec ked meticulously at least once a week using an extra lamp to make sure that it has no scratches even small ones and does not present irregularities MONTHLY CLEANING On a monthly basis the GP8 side panel should be removed and the interior of the machine should be vacuumed clean 1 Ensure the unit is turned off and disconnected from the power 2 Using a slo...

Page 15: ...ushes are comprised of a very durable absorbent polystyrene They were designed with two parts the base brush and then an interchangeable tip This tip will essentially double the life of the brush Whether you are changing out an entire brush or replacing just a tip proceed as follows Ensure the unit has been turned off and is unplugged Remove the brush from the support by rotating the brush in a co...

Page 16: ...upport it will not rotate once the machine is switched on REPLACE THE GREEN BRUSH TIP Firmly grasp both ends of the colour coded green brush Twist until the brush separates into two parts Discard the worn brush tip Fit the new tip into the brush and twist until hand tight The brush is now ready to be put back onto its support REPLACE THE RED OR YELLOW BRUSH TIP Using needle nose pliers grasp the l...

Page 17: ...HE FRINGE WHILE TURNING AS THIS MAY DAMAGE THE BRUSH Use the pliers to tighten the tip until the last thread is almost flush with the brush edge Replace the brushes on their color coded supports red green and yellow Turn the brush in a clockwise direction to lock in place Be sure that the brushes are correctly inserted onto the spindles ...

Page 18: ...RDINARY MAINTENANCE This maintenance must be carried out only by a qualified technician Extraordinary maintenance is a rare occurrence and consists essentially of replacement of one of the following items a damaged component a damaged electric cable scratched or compressed ...

Page 19: ...Update 07 10 09 Page 20 ...

Page 20: ...Update 07 10 09 Page 21 ...

Page 21: ...rush Rod complete Code 747 Cover with venting slits Code 736 Cover without venting slits Code 737 Top cover Code 741 Air funnel Code 742 Bottom cover Code 740 Spindles support Code Motor capacitor Code 812 Fan Motor Code 822 Heating element cover Code 738 Heating element Code ...

Page 22: ...GP 8 SPARE PART CODES Update 07 10 09 Page 23 Heating element support Code 749 Thermostat Code 640 Light switch cap Code 127 Belts Code 1 338 3 339 Foot Code 778 Cablegland Code 397 Cable plug Code 904 ...

Page 23: ...over FOR ULTIMATE RESULTS GLASS STEMWARE SHOULD COME FROM YOUR ON SITE HIGH TEMPERATURE DISHWASHER FRESHLY CLEANED WASHED Lift the glass and place it on one of the four outside brushes Quickly repeat the rocking action for another 3 to 4 seconds Finally pick up the glass using the OK grip and then pinch the stem of the glass again Place the glass over one of the MIDDLE brushes and gently guide the...

Page 24: ... the brushes on their color coded supports red green and yellow Turn the brush in a clockwise direction to lock in place Be sure that the brushes are correctly inserted onto the spindles 8 After all brushes have been placed on the supports plug in machine and turn power on Run for approximately 15 to 30 minutes or until dry 2 Remove the brushes from the support by rotating the brush in a counter c...

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