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CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
ALL AM MANUFACTURING MACHINES ARE TESTED WITH DOUGH DURING THE IN - HOUSE, RUN - IN AND
QUALITY AUDIT PROCEDURE. ALTHOUGH THE MACHINE HAS BEEN CLEANED, SOME EVIDENCE OF
DOUGH ON AND IN THE MACHINE MAY BE DETECTED, THIS IS NORMAL.
ALL PARTS IN CONTACT WITH DOUGH SHOULD BE WASHED THOROUGHLY AFTER USE, USING A MILD
SOAP AND WATER SOLUTION. DISASSEMBLY OF THIS MACHINE FOR CLEANING IS OUTLINED AND
ILLUSTRATED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL INDICATE THE NEED FOR REGULAR INSPECTION AND CLEANING TO
PREVENT INFESTATION.
A. CAUTION: SHUT OFF ALL ELECTRICAL POWER, AND UNPLUG POWER CORD.
B. REMOVE FUNNEL. (PART NO. R116RA).
C. REMOVE ROUNDER SCREW, USING TWO PEOPLE TO LIFT ROUNDER SCREW (PART NO. R122RA).
D. REMOVE DRUM (PART NO. 19900).
E. REMOVE PLASTIC SEAL RING (PART NO. R141RA).
F. REMOVE EXCESS DOUGH FROM ROUNDER BASE.
G. REASSEMBLE IS IN REVERSE OF DISASSEMBLY (STEPS E THRU A)
H. MAKE SURE TO REPLACE PLASTIC SEAL RING.
I. SLIP THE DRUM OVER THE ROUNDER BASE SO THAT THE DRIVE SLOTS ARE LOCKED OVER THE
DRIVE PINS IN THE ROUNDER BASE.
J. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO SEE THAT THE EXIT RAMP ON THE SCREW IS FACING THE ON / OFF
SWITCH AFTER THE SCREW HAS DROPPED INTO PLACE.
NOTE:
PARTS SUCH AS THE ROUNDER SCREW AND DRUM SHOULD BE HANDLED WITH EXTREME CARE;
WHEN CLEANING THE ROUNDER DRUM THE WATER TEMPERATURE MUST NOT EXCEED 190º.
IF UNABLE TO REMOVE ROUNDER SCREW: NEVER PUT HANDS OR ARMS INTO ROUNDER SCREW.
A. PLUG MACHINE IN. TURN MACHINE ON.
B. ADD A SMALL AMOUNT OF WARM WATER TO CONTACT AREA BETWEEN SCREW AND DRUM.
C. AFTER DOUGH SOFTENS, TURN OFF ROUNDER
D. UNPLUG MACHINE.
E. REMOVE ROUNDER SCREW. USING TWO PEOPLE TO LIFT ROUNDER SCREW.
PRACTICE SAFETY FIRST
ALWAYS DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND TURN MACHINE SWITCH TO THE OFF POSITION
BEFORE CLEANING OR MAINTAINING THIS MACHINE, THUS AVOIDING CHANCE OF SERIOUS INJURIES.
MACHINES ARE NOT DANGEROUS IF COMMON SENSE IS APPLIED AND THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE
FOLLOWED. THINK AND PRACTICE SAFETY FIRST.
