ESSEDUE 220 AF, Owners And Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...AINTENANCE MANUAL ESSEDUE CE Domestic Slicer Models 220 AVP 220 AV 220 AF 220 AFP 250 AV 250 AF 250 AFP 250C 250T 275 AF 275V 300E 300 300C 300T 300V 330 350 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE This manual contains important safety instructions which must be strictly followed when using this equipment ...

Page 2: ...tromagnetic compatibility Requirements for household appliances electric tools and similar apparatus Part 1 Emission EN 55014 2 1997 A2 2008 Electromagnetic compatibility Requirements for household appliances electric tools and similar apparatus Part 2 Immunity Product family standard EN 61000 3 2 2006 Electromagnetic compatibility Part 3 2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment in...

Page 3: ...the packaging 10 4 INSTALLATION 11 4 1 Positioning and mounting 11 4 2 Power supply connection 11 4 2 1 Slicer Data 11 4 3 Wiring Diagram 12 5 OPERATING THE MACHINE 12 5 1 Manual operation 12 5 2 Loading and slicing of the product 13 5 2 1 Traditional food chute 13 5 2 2 Salami food chute 275 Vertical and 300 Vertical 13 5 3 Sharpening the blade 14 5 3 1 Sharpening with removeable sharpener 220 AV...

Page 4: ...r 18 8 DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL 19 9 TRUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 19 9 1 Trubleshooting 19 INDEX OF PICTURES Figure 1 Overview of the slicing machine 8 Figure 2 Overview of the sharpener 8 Figure 4 Data label 11 Figure 5 Mono phase wiring diagram a 300 330 350 models b Other models 12 Figure 6 Overview of the slicer equipped with traditional chute 13 Figure 7 Overview of the slicer equipped with salami chu...

Page 5: ... manufacturer Ensure that the owner s manual is available for easy reference by any operator The Manual must be kept in good condition readable and available by any operator If the manual becomes misplaced damaged illegible or if you require additional copies please contact your nearest representative or ESSEDUE directly providing all information necessary for identification of the machine Please ...

Page 6: ...ts in dishwasher When cleaning please follow instruction on section 6 Cleaning Regularly check conditions of power cord a worn or damaged cord imply serious electrocution danger NEVER pull the power cord of the slicer or the slicer itself to unplug it NEVER use slicer when after several sharpening blade diameter is reduced to less than 10 mm from its original dimension If you believe or note that ...

Page 7: ...sure that all the labels on the machine are present if damaged illegible or misplaced please replace them 1 3 Description of the Machine 1 3 1 General description Slicers are designed and built by ESSEDUE to guarantee Easy use and maintenance Toughness and stability of the machine Service Temperature from 2 C to 20 C Slice thickness adjusting from 0 to 14 5 mm Thickness accuracy due to cam mechani...

Page 8: ... Food chute handle Vertical K Sharpener release knob L Blade M Truing stone N Truing stone button O Knife cover P Food chute release knob Q Plexiglass protection unless Vertical R End weight lifting handle Vertical S Sliding chute Vertical T End Weight handle U Rubber Foot W Sharpening stone button Exploded views can be find on www essedue com en esplosi html 1 3 4 Sliceable products Please slice ...

Page 9: ...0 200 x 220 205 400 x 280 x 365 470 x 400 x 365 13 250 AV 250 190h x 230 230 x 250 260 470 x 310 x 350 580 x 470 x 350 14 5 250 AF 250 190h x 230 230 x 250 260 470 x 310 x 370 580 x 470 x 370 16 250 T 250 190h x 230 230 x 250 250 475 x 340 x 400 580 x 470 x 400 18 275 AF 275 200h x 250 230 x 250 260 470 x 310 x 390 580 x 470 x 390 17 300 C 300 210h x 230 230 x 250 260 470 x 310 x 400 590 x 480 x 4...

Page 10: ...y Use at least two poeple to lift and move the slicer install it on a suitable support Page 11 and following and make sure that rubber feet are straight and firmly tightened If significant differences in the functioning of the machine may occurs make a report of damages of the machine within 3 days from delivery date indicated on the documents and submit it to the carrier Contact the Manufacturer ...

Page 11: ...Make sure that the voltage corresponds to the data present on the data label Fig 4 and that the plug is proper and grounded Make also sure that the power supply and power cord are not damaged Connect the machine to power supply Make sure that the sharpener IS NOT in sharpening position unless in 220 AVP 220 AV 250 AV models Press On switch Fig 1 G and check that the blade rotates counterclockwise ...

Page 12: ... front side of the food chute apply a slight pressure on the slicer table and press the food chute cutting zone Pull the food chute back to the operator and repeat same operation up to desired slices quantity In case of product misplacing during slicing operations pull ALWAYS food chute back to operator switch the slicer off and remove the product At the end of slicing operations pull the food chu...

Page 13: ... Slicer Table J Food Chute handle L Blade O Knife Cover P Food chute release knob Q Plexiglass protection T End weight handle Figure 6 Overview of the slicer equipped with traditional chute 5 2 2 Salami food chute 275 Vertical and 300 Vertical Proceed as follows Pull the sliding chute S into the position of maximum distance from the slicer table I Take end weight lifting handle R press the blockag...

Page 14: ...d as follows Press off switch and make sure that slicer is turned off Unplug the slicer from power supply by removing power cord Carefully clean the blade from grease and any residues with a cloth soaked in a mild detergent 5 3 1 Sharpening with removeable sharpener 220 AVP 220 AV 250 AV Turn index knob F counterclockwise Put the shaft of the sharpener in the newly created space and space and tigh...

Page 15: ...le RESIDUAL RISKS may remain They are listed in this manual following the sign WARNING These concern the danger of injuring resulting from handling the blade during cleaning and maintenance 6 1 General information Before cleaning make sure that the slicer is turned off and disconnected from the power supply and that the slicer table is completely closed with the index knob dial turned until O zero...

Page 16: ...chute and slicer base using a soft cloth soaked in warm water and mild detergent Remove excess of detergent using a clean cloth then allow air dry before use NEVER perform cleaning with blade operating NEVER remove the blade It must remain installed Allow all removed part to air dry before mounting 6 2 2 Cleaning the deflector Turn the index knob dial until O zero and make sure the slicer table is...

Page 17: ...ver and remove it Clean sharpener stones using a brush and warm water Allow stones to air dry before use Lower sharpener into position 7 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE 7 1 General Information Before performing clearing and maintenance User must unplug the slicer and turn the index knob dial clockwise until O zero ALWAYS wear safety gloves Periodically check wearing of power cord blade and sharpener sto...

Page 18: ...food chute In models with bottom closure remove the feet and bottom closure Put several drops of Vaseline oil on the food chute sliding rod Fig 10 2 Push the food chute back and forth to distribute the oil onto the slide rod Tilt the slicer back to the upright position Figure 10 Lubrificating the sliding rods 7 3 3 Lubrificating the sharpener Loosen the sharpener release knob Fig 8 and pull the sh...

Page 19: ... in Ensure that the slicer is plugged in power supply lasts and check safety devices The machine vibrates overheats smells bad Power supply does not meet specification on data label Switch off the machine and check that power supply meet specification on data label Poor cut quality Non sharpened blade Sharpen the blade Worn blade Call service to replace the blade Blade diameter reduced to less tha...

Page 20: ...m warranty repair all damages resulting from transportation improper use and maintenance neglect and tampering with the machine Will be also excluded from warranty repair of plastic components electrical parts and parts subject to normal wear The replacement of parts under warranty is subject to the vision of the defective part Return of goods is at the expenses of the Buyer who must return them f...