User's Manual
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TechnicalManual(07610‐003‐78‐18)
INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS(CONTINUED)
Note:any damage that is caused by steam and/or moisturedue toimproper ventilationis NOT
coveredunderthewarranty.
Thedish‐machinehasthefollowingventilationrequirements:
LoadEnd:200CFM
UnloadEnd:200CFM
Theexhaustsystemmustbesizedtohandlethisvolumeforthedish‐machinetooperateinthemanner
itwasdesignedto.
THERMOSTATS:Thethermostatsonyourunithavebeensetatthefactoryforthe wash tank. They
shouldonlybeadjustedbyanauthorizedserviceagent.
CHEMICALFEEDEREQUIPMENT:Yourdish‐machineDOESNOTCOMEWITHANINTEGRALCHEMI‐
CALSUPPLY/FEEDERSYSTEM.Youmustconnecttheunittoathirdpartychemicaldispenserthatmeetsthe
requirementsofNSFStandard29forthemachinetooperatecorrectly.
Youshouldcontactyourchemicalsupplieraboutconnectingadispensertoyourdish‐machine.Chemi‐
caldispensersmustbesetforthetypeandconcentrationofchemicalsbeingusedandthereareseveralfac‐
torsthathavetobetakenintoaccount.
Detergentusageandwaterhardnessaretwofactorsthatcontributegreatlytohoweficientlyyourdish
machinewilloperate.Usingtheproperamountofdetergentcanbecome,intime,asourceofsubstantialsav‐
ings.Aqualiiedwatertreatmentspecialistcanexplainindetailtoyouwhatisneededtogainthemaximum
eficiencyfromyourdetergent.
Thedish‐machineis able tooperatein eitherhotwater sanitizingmodeor chemicalsanitizing mode.
Yourunitshouldbeclearlymarkedabovethedataplateastothemodeitisin.Ifyoucannotdeterminethis,
contactthemanufacturerimmediatelyforassistance.
Itisimportanttorememberthatifyoudecidetooperatetheunitinchemicalsanitizingmode,youmust
ensureanappropriatechlorine‐basedsanitizerisusedintheinalrinseline.