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Emery Thompson CB-350 Countertop Batch Freezer
Section 8 – CARE & MAINTENANCE
One of the best features of an Emery Thompson batch freezer is the
small amount of maintenance and the ease of care required. The
materials we use are the best available for their intended purpose and
designed for maximum longevity.
The outer casing of your machine is all heavy-gauge stainless steel, and
will only require a daily wipe down, using a mild detergent and warm
water. A stainless-steel cleaner/polish can also be used to keep it bright.
Performing regular maintenance on your Emery Thompson batch
freezer will keep it running at its peak performance for many years. The
maintenance required is based on how frequently you run the machine
and how long you run the machine. It is easiest to think of this as how
many hours per week (HPW) you run the machine. Example: If you run
the machine 3 days a week for 4 hours each day, the machine is actually
running 12 hours per week. The more hours per week you run your
machine the more frequently you should perform maintenance. See the
chart below for routine maintenance subjects and the frequency with
which they should be performed.
0 to 15
HPW
15 to 30
HPW
30 to 45
HPW
More Than 45
HPW
Lubricate the
Dasher/Center
Shaft O-rings
Every time you
run the
machine or
after 8 hours of
continuous
operation
Every time you
run the
machine or
after 8 hours of
continuous
operation
Every time you
run the
machine or
after 8 hours of
continuous
operation
Every time you
run the
machine or
after 8 hours of
continuous
operation
Lubricate the
Discharge
Gate O-ring
(1)
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Lubricate the
Door O-ring
Never
Never
Never
Never
Replace the
Dasher/Center
Shaft O-rings
Once each
year
Every 9
months
Every 6
months
Every 3
months
Replace the
Discharge
Gate O-ring
(1)
Only if it leaks
Only if it leaks
Only if it leaks
Only if it leaks
