
7900MANUAL REV-A
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The 7900 pump is designed as a closed system and should remain aseptic.
If you believe your pump system is contaminated, then you will need to clean the system.
The pump is cleaned using the following steps:
1. Remove the Bag-N-Box connector.
2. Place the end of the oil tube into hot soapy water in a pail.
3. Cycle pump sufficiently to flush system. Be sure to have a container to catch the water at
the discharge tube near the kettle.
4. Move the oil tube to clean hot water and cycle pump to flush hot soapy water from the
system.
5. IMPORTANT: When system is clean, you must then cycle the system with oil to prevent
any damage to the pump. Never leave the pump wet with water only. Mineral oil may
be used.
To Clean Bag-N-Box Connector:
1. Remove from tubing.
2. Remove probe body from clamp by spreading clamp body tabs and sliding probe body out.
3. Remove probe spout adapter from probe body by unscrewing stem from probe body.
4. Remove seal body and spring from stem and nut assembly by unsnapping seal body from
stem.
5. Clean all parts in accordance to NSF and local requirements (hot, soapy water, and rinse).
Do not use petroleum base cleaning agents or abrasive cleaners. Damage to sealing surfaces
may occur and jeopardize the sanitary integrity of the connector.
6. Inspect the three “O” rings for damage or imbedded particles. Replace as required.
7. Reassemble by reversing steps 1-4.
Sanitation of your popcorn machine and oil pump is imperative for production of an appetizing
product. Failure to follow proper sanitation procedures for food contact surfaces or usage of
contaminated ingredients (salt, oil, seasonings) could result in poor product quality and may cause
illness to your customers.
Your Cretors oil pump is National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) listed, and can be easily
cleaned to assure a high quality product. Use pure ingredients, always emphasize machine
sanitation, and follow the sanitation procedures outlined in this manual to protect the
welfare of your customers.