Gildewerk Junior User manual

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Instruction manual
Product description
Components:
• Stainless steel Urn
• Lid
The Junior Moulding Urn is suitable
for the heating of wax and moulding
soap and has a capacity of app.
25 litres, a heated tap and tracing.
When the urn is filled with a block of
cold wax, the already molten wax
at the bottom of the urn cannot move
away and the correct pressure cannot
be built up. The tracing ensures that
a melting channel (tracing) is created,
allowing the hot wax to flow away.
Please note!
• The urn is activated immediately
once the plug is inserted into
a socket. This could sometimes
be accompanied by an electric
spark. The Junior Moulding urn
is fitted with a 900 W/230-240 V
element.
Installation
1. Place the moulding urn on a solid
surface, making sure that it cannot
tip or be knocked over. Its
contents are heated to 90 °C!
2. Make sure that the tap is
suspended over the edge of
the surface and that it is in
the off position. It is off when it
points towards the left.
Use of appliance for
the moulding of candles
1. Fill the urn with wax to a
maximum of 10 cm below the rim.
2. Set the thermostat to the zero
position and insert the plug into
a 230/240 V socket with a capacity
of at least 10 A.
3. Now set the thermostat to
90 °C. Make sure that the moul-
ding wax does not get any hotter!
We recommend that you set
the urn to 90 °C
4. Use a thermometer to ensure that
the temperature corresponds to
the thermostat reading. You might
have to adjust the thermostat
to just above or just below 90 °C.
Example: if the paraffin’s actual
temperature is 85 °C, set the
thermostat to slightly higher than
90 °C. Check the temperature
again after an hour. Generally,
adjusting the thermostat by
a single measure is sufficient.
5. Hold a heat-resistant beaker
underneath the tap and open
the tap. Possibly add a (piece of)
colour tablet. Allow the beaker
to fill and then close the tap.
Due to the high temperature of
the wax, as well as the splash
and spillage risk, it is not advisable
to fill small casts directly from
the moulding urn.
6. The tap will drip slightly after use.
This ensures that the tap does not
become blocked with set paraffin.
7. After use, turn off the urn
containing liquid wax by removing
the plug from the socket.
8. Always place the lid on the urn.
During the melting process,
the wax can create so much
pressure that it can even lift
the lid.
9. The tap is hot because it is
constantly heated.
Use of appliance for
the moulding of soap
1. Place pieces of moulding soap
in the urn until the bottom
is covered. Fill the urn with
the amount of soap required for
1 day.
2. Set the thermostat to the zero
position and insert the plug into
a 230/240 V socket with a capacity
of at least 10 A.
3. Now set the thermostat to 65 °C.
Make sure that the moulding soap
does not get any hotter!
4. Use a thermometer to ensure
that the temperature corresponds
to the thermostat reading. You
might have to adjust the thermos-
tat slightly higher or lower.
5. The heating of the soap creates
condensation on the inside of
the lid. This moisture must be
allowed to run back into the soap
and must be mixed back into it.
6. Hold a heat-resistant beaker
underneath the tap and open
the tap. According to the recipe,
add the necessary colouring and
perfume and stir thoroughly.
7. After use, turn off the urn
containing liquid wax by removing
the plug from the socket. Do not
do this by changing the position
of the thermostat dial.
8. For optimum soap quality, empty
the urn every day and start with
fresh soap the following day.
The quality of the soap degrades
when it is repeatedly heated.
Please note!
• Place the moulding urn on a solid
surface, making sure that it cannot
tip or be knocked over.
• The exterior of the urn becomes
very hot. Make sure that it is
always fitted with its insulating
coat.
• Only connect the appliance to
a 230/240 V socket with a capacity
of at least 10 A.
©2010 Gildewerk NL
Subject to changes. The conditions held at
the county court in Haarlem apply to all services
and goods supplied by Gildewerk.
Read this instruction manual
carefully before using the
equipment. If you have any
questions, please contact
Gildewerk.
GW1003HL-04
DMJ-0004G
Gildewerk Junior
Moulding Urn www.gildewerk.com
The Netherlands
Gildewerk B.V.
A. Hofmansweg 41
NL-2031 BH Haarlem
T 31 –
(0)23
– 532 22 55
F 31 –
(0)23
– 534 09 65
E [email protected]

• Make sure that the tap is closed
before the urn is activated.
• Never turn on an empty urn!
Even when testing, fill the urn
with water.
• Never heat wax to more than
90 °C! / Never heat moulding
soap to more than 65 °C.
• Never immerse the urn in water.
• After use, remove the plug from
the socket and allow the urn
to cool.
Cleaning after use for wax
1. Remove the plug from the socket.
2. Empty the urn as much as
possible. Tip the urn to empty it
further.
3. Allow the urn to cool until a film
appears on the remaining wax.
Wipe away as much of the soft
wax as possible using kitchen
towel.
4. The urn will have cooled comple-
tely by the next day. Place some
glue turpentine (not regular
turpentine!) on some kitchen
towel. Use this to remove and
dissolve any remaining wax.
Remove the glue turpentine with
soap.
5. Rinse the soap away with water
and dry the urn thoroughly.
6. Refill the urn as described in ‘Use’.
Cleaning after use for soap
1. Remove the plug from the socket.
2. Empty the urn completely.
3. Clean the interior of the urn with
hot water and dry it thoroughly.
4. Refill the urn as described in ‘Use’.
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EG-Verklaring
van overeenkomst
Manufacturer:
Gildewerk BV
Address:
A Hofmansweg
41 2031 BH
Haarlem
The Netherlands
Hereby declares that,
DMJ-0004G
Junior Moulding Urn
complies with the stipulations
found in the following EC
directives, these being the
most recently amended:
• EMC-directive 89/336/
EEC, 91/263/EEC, 92/31/
EEC and 93/68/EEC
• Low voltage directive
73/23/EEC en 93/68/EEC
and that the following
standards have been met:
• EN 55014 (1995)
• EN 55104 (1995)
• EN 61000-3-3 (1995)
• EN 60335
Finalised in Haarlem on
1 September 2010
M.L.J. Teunissen
Directeur
Gildewerk Junior circuit
diagram
S1 Regulating thermostat
30-100 °C
S2 Overheating protection
> 140 °C
L1 Neon lamp
E1 Heating element 900 W
E2 Tap element 16 W
E3 Tracing 20 W
Electrical devices must be
inspected regularly.
Electrical devices with heating are
subject to shrinking and stretching.
Annual maintenance is therefore
necessary