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You can work with the SELECTRONIC A in three 

different ways: 

Permanent operation  
(continuous operation)

You can feed the sheets into the machine 

continuously – this is also the operating mode for 

pre-warming the roller. 

Please optimise the sheet speed during the first 

sheet passes (see page 14 “Adjusting the sheet 

speed”).

Now press button (2) for permanent operation (the lower LED on the button will 

 

light up).

Now switch the machine on (1). The machine will run until the ON/OFF button (1) is 

again pressed. 

Automatic operation (sensor operation)

Automatic operation is useful when only one person is operating the machine. 

 

The machine shuts off automatically when the sheet has been completely filled with 

cookies.

There are two different modes for this (they are described in more detail below):

A) Normal automatic sheet filling (Line-line mode)

B) Automatic sheet filling with specification of the cookie rows

The dough sensor must be set to the correct height (about 2 mm above the cookie) 

and at the centre of a row of cookies. 

Use the sheet sensor under the leading edge of the upper conveyor belt to control the 

correct positioning of the beginning of the sheet and thereby the depositing of the first 

cookie on the sheet.

Now switch the machine on (1). Insert the baking sheet into the machine from the 

back. The sensor recognises the sheet and the machine will run until the sheet is 

completely filled with cookie rows or until the ON/OFF button (1) is again pressed. 

Note: If the next sheet is inserted immediately following the previous one, the machine 

will not stop, but will begin filling the next sheet. This is why the already-filled sheet 

must be removed from the machine in time so that it does not fall down from the sheet 

transport unit in front. The spacing should be about 2 finger widths so that the sheet 

sensor can differentiate between the sheets.

 

Automatic operation (A) – Normal automatic 

filling of the sheet (Line-line mode):

This function should preferably be selected 

when the spacing of the cookie rows on the sheet should 

be about the same as the spacing of the rows 

of shapes on the pattern roller.

1) To do so, press the mode button (4) until 

LED (9) below lights up. Then press 

the arrow button (10, 12) until two lines can be 

seen on the display (11).

2) Now press button (2) for automatic operation 

(the upper LED on the button will light up).

Inserting the baking sheet causes the machine to 
start.

Summary of Contents for SELECTRONIC A

Page 1: ...Co KG Moerser Stra e 33 D 47798 Krefeld Tel 49 0 2151 24315 Fax 49 0 2151 29759 www nff janssen de info nff janssen de Operating instruction SELECTRONIC A Translation of Original Operating Instructio...

Page 2: ...Congratulations to your new cookie machine...

Page 3: ...irs 16 Connection and assignment 17 Technical Data 18 EC Declaration of Conformity Attachment A1 Annex General for dough Recipes Operation with baking paper Treatment recommendation for shiny blue she...

Page 4: ...by guide rails Security precaution of knife The machine has a knife guard which automatically lays down on the knife when you open the dough hopper and thus excludes an injury Security precaution of h...

Page 5: ...As a cover we recommend a linen tape Please do not use a plastic cover because it may arise a humid climate under the cover which can lead to mold and vermin infestation The linen tape should be clea...

Page 6: ...clockwise rotation of connection Let if necessary your socked change by a licensed electrician If the machine is permanently connected without a firm plug the machine needs an additional main switch 3...

Page 7: ...the right hand into the right handle groove While the kneading rollers lay in the sheet me tal engine cover you can slowly lift the rollers out of the machine For cleaning put the roller on the side o...

Page 8: ...le By abrasion of the cutter drive the lever require slight adjustment after some time because on the eccentric the slide pin and the slide ring are going to wear out You can see that from the figures...

Page 9: ...reaching the sensor at the front edge of the upper transport belt The figures are now automatically transferred from the upper band to the baking sheet The following applies only two mechanical switc...

Page 10: ...ing roller out of the machine and clean the area of the sheet passing through with compressed air if available otherwise with a brush The stainless steel parts of the machine hopper and cladding sheet...

Page 11: ...n this LED V3 is lit you can read out the speed of the sheet transport on the lower display 11 or use the arrow buttons 10 12 to the left and right of the display to change it 8 When this LED is lit y...

Page 12: ...ontrol the correct positioning of the beginning of the sheet and thereby the depositing of the first cookie on the sheet Now switch the machine on 1 Insert the baking sheet into the machine from the b...

Page 13: ...sheet trial and error it depends on sheet speed and sheet length 1 Set the number N of the cookie rows on the sheet To do so press the mode button 4 until LED 9 in the mode field below lights up Then...

Page 14: ...shown on the display 11 The correct value can only be determined through repeated trials Adjusting speed V1 of the upper conveyor belt This function is only available when a separate variable motor i...

Page 15: ...rn roller gear 50 teeth knife drive pinion 4 kneading roller gear 88 teeth 5 knife drive with bevel gear 6 upper transport belt drive intermediate gear 15 teeth 7 upper transport belt drive intermedia...

Page 16: ...or of cable at plug black or gray Between the phases L1 L2 L2 L3 and L1 L3 must be a voltage of 380 440 volts present between the phases L1 N L2 N and L3 N a voltage of 220 240 volts Let these measure...

Page 17: ...4 5 4 5 4 5 Motor 230 400 V 0 37 0 37 0 37 0 37 0 37 Variomotor possible possible possible possible possible Heater W 2 x 1000 1 x 2000 1 x 2000 2 x 2000 An schlu 2 x 2000 An schlu Emergency stop yes...

Page 18: ...directive 73 23 EWG 89 336 EWG applied harmonised standarts in particular DIN EN 294 DIN EN 349 DIN EN 60204 applied national technical specifications in particular DIN 45635 Teil 1 29 DIN V 8418 This...

Page 19: ...19 Electronical diagram SELECTRONIC A...

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