IMC SP Series Installation guide

1 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
SP25 PEELER
SP12 & SP25 –SERIES 4
INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
PLEASE LEAVE WITH OPERATOR
A34/013 R17 ECN 8818 February 2019

2 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
(Guarantee of Production Quality)
We, Imperial Machine Company Limited of:
Unit 1, Abbey Road, Wrexham Industrial Estate, Wrexham, LL13 9RF
Declare under our sole responsibility that the machine
SP12 & SP25 –SERIES 4
As described in the attached technical documentation is in conformity with the Machine Safety
Directive 98/37/EC and is manufactured under quality system BS EN ISO 9001. It is also in
conformity with the protection requirements of the Electro Magnetic Compatibility Directive
2004/108/EEC and is manufactured in accordance with harmonised standards EN 61000-6-1
Immunity and EN 61000-6-3 Emissions (plus product specific standards).
It also satisfies the essential requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC and is
manufactured in accordance with harmonised standard EN 60204-1 Safety of Machinery
(Electrical Equipment).
Approved by E Plumb, Engineering Manager
Signed at Wrexham, Date February 2019

3 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
CONTENTS
GUARANTEE ....................................................................................................................4
DELIVERY .........................................................................................................................4
SAMPLE RATING LABEL....................................................................................................4
INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................5
YOUR PEELER...................................................................................................................5
CONTROLS .......................................................................................................................6
INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................... 6 & 7
WATER SUPPLY................................................................................................................7
WASTE OUTLET CONNECTION .........................................................................................7
WASTE EJECTOR ..............................................................................................................8
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONNECTION ........................................................................ 9 & 10
COMMISSIONING ..........................................................................................................10
OPERATION ...................................................................................................................10
SAFETY...........................................................................................................................11
CLEANING......................................................................................................................11
DO’S AND DON’TS .........................................................................................................12
MATERIAL CONTENT......................................................................................................12
MAINTENANCE ..............................................................................................................13
WIRING DIAGRAM 1PH UNITS.......................................................................................14
WIRING DIAGRAM 3PH UNITS.......................................................................................15
PARTS ILLUSTRATION ....................................................................................................16
SPARES PART LIST..................................................................................................17 & 18
1PH CONTROL BOX SPARE PARTS LIST ..........................................................................19
3PH CONTROL BOX SPARE PARTS LIST ..........................................................................20
ORDERING SPARE PARTS...............................................................................................21

4 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
GUARANTEE
This equipment is guaranteed by IMC for 2 Years from the date of purchase from IMC or from one of
its stockists, dealers or distributors.
The guarantee is limited to the replacement of faulty parts or products and excludes any consequential
loss or expense incurred by purchasers. Defects which arise from faulty installation, inadequate
maintenance, incorrect use, connection to the wrong electricity supply or fair wear and tear are not
covered by the guarantee.
PLEASE OBSERVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
This guarantee applies in this form to installations within the UK only.
DELIVERY
The machine is packaged in a carton. Please check the contents against the list below.
Peeler Unit, with lid, control box and mounting bracket 1
Peeling plate 1
Water supply pipe and 2 hose clips 1
1m long 3”flexible waste hose and hose clip 1
Instruction Booklet 1
If any accessories have been ordered they will be supplied in separate packages.
Please notify the carrier and the supplier within three days of receipt if anything is missing or damaged.
Check that the correct machine has been supplied and that the voltage, marked on the rating plate on
the motor, is suitable for the supply and control voltage available. The rating plate is located at the back
of the cylinder near the supply cable inlet.
SAMPLE RATING LABEL

5 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
INTRODUCTION
This machine is intended for peeling potatoes. Its use may be extended to other root vegetables. It is
not recommended to use this machine for peeling onions.
YOUR PEELER
SPLASH COVER
LID
CONTROL BOX
DOOR
CHUTE
MOUNTING BRACKET
DOOR HANDLE
WASTE OUTLET

6 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
CONTROLS
The peeler has a separate box for mounting on a wall bracket near the machine.
Note: Control boxes for three phase machines have separate on and off buttons
INSTALLATION
For the Installer:
·These instructions contain important information designed to help the user obtain the
maximum benefit from the investment in an IMC SP Peeler.
·Please read them carefully before starting work, and consult with the supplier in the event of
any queries.
·Be sure to leave this instruction manual with the user after the installation of the machine is
complete.
Procedure:
The SP Range is supplied with a pedestal and is designed to be bolted to the floor. The control box is
designed to be mounted on a wall bracket so that it is easily accessible once the machine is installed.
Place the machine in its desired location and mark through the pedestal base the location of the five
floor fixing holes. Remove the machine and prepare the floor for rawl bolts or other suitable floor
fixings. Replace the unit into working position and fit the rawl bolts or other fixings. Tighten up the
fixings.
TIMER
TIMER / MANUAL
SELECTOR SWITCH
ON/OFF
BUTTON
WALL BRACKET

7 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
Place the control box bracket in the desired location and mark through the four screw holes. Remove
the bracket and prepare the wall for rawl plugs or other suitable wall fixings. Secure the bracket in
place with four screws. Slide the control box onto its wall bracket.
WATER SUPPLY
Connect the water supply pipe to the water inlet located on the top of the lid, and secure using the
supplied hose clips. Fit the other end of the supply pipe to a cold water supply that incorporates a tap
or shut off valve that can be used to regulate the water flow to approximately 3 –4 litres per minute.
The water inlet is fitted with a baffle to improve the distribution of water into the cylinder. This may
cause minor splashing on the surface of the lid; if this becomes severe, reduce water flow as required.
The maximum water pressure for the supply is 10 bar. Ensure that the hose supplied with the machine
is used and that an old hose is not reused.
PLEASE NOTE: These machines are fitted with an air-break to prevent back syphonage into the mains
supply. Some local authorities may nevertheless require connection is made to a storage cistern rather
than direct to the mains supply.
This applies to UK installations only. Overseas customers should install the machine in accordance with
local regulations.
If in doubt, check with your local authority.
WASTE OUTLET CONNECTION
The peeler has two possible waste outlet locations. If it is required to change the waste outlet location,
remove both the existing waste outlet and the blanking plate on the opposite side. Refit both the waste
outlet and the blanking plate in their new positions.
A flexible hose, supplied with the machine, can be fitted over the waste outlet to direct the waste into
a gully or intercepting tank. If required, secure with the hose clip supplied. Longer lengths of flexible
hose are available from IMC on request.
The waste outlet also incorporates a 2”BSP female thread for connection to standard 54mm (2”) waste
pipe. DO NOT reduce the diameter of the waste pipe to below 54mm. The length of the pipe should
be kept to a minimum and the pipe must have a fall of at least 1:15. Changes of direction should be
made by swept bends rather than elbows and cleaning eyes should be fitted where possible in
accordance with standard plumbing practice.
A trap is not necessary if the discharge is into a gully or an intercepting tank, although a trap must be
provided in the outlet pipe from the intercepting tank. If a trap is required, it should be made with 45°
bends and not with a ‘U’or ‘P’bend or with a bottle trap.

8 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
WASTE EJECTOR
The waste ejector is an optional fitting that dilutes the waste sludge to enable it to flow easily through
the drains without fear of blockage.
Waste Ejectors are not recommended in the follow circumstances;
·A pipe run exceeding 15m between the machine and main drain
·When a fall of 1:15 cannot be achieved
·When piping is exceptionally complex
In any of the above cases, an interceptor tank is recommended.
Fitting the waste ejector
If the waste ejector is not fitted to the peeler when it arrives, it can be fitted as follows:
Remove the existing waste outlet. Decide on which side the outlet pipe is to be connected and, if
necessary, remove the blanking plate and gasket from the alternative waste outlet position and refit to
the other side. Fit the waste ejector and gasket in place of the waste outlet.
The waste ejector has a ½”BSP connection for the water supply on each side of the unit. Select which
is to be used for the water connection and utilise the plug for sealing off the other. Connect the hose
between the connector at the top of the waste ejector and the water inlet on the peeler lid.
Waste ejector adjustments
When the pipework is complete, set the ejector adjustments to give the correct water flow through the
machine. Two adjusting screws and lock nuts are provided for this purpose. The top screw controls
flow through the peeler and the lower screw controls the jet to the waste pipe. Adjust the top screw
until the flow through the machine is between 2.25 and 7 litres per minute, then tighten the lock nut.
Set the lower screw to allow a jet of water into the waste pipe of 2.25 to 3.5 litre per minute, then
tighten the lock nut.

9 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONNECTION
Before connecting, examine the rating plate attached to the machine to ensure that the characteristics
shown are correct for the supply available. Any changes to the supply or new mains run should be
carried out by a qualified electrician and in accordance with the IEE Codes of Practice.
Single phase machines come supplied with a three pin plug. The socket used should be away from any
splash area and be accessible with the peeler installed. A dedicated supply (not shared with any other
equipment) to the socket is recommended and it should be protected by a C or D class circuit breaker
rated at 10A for the SP12 and 16A for the SP25.
Three phase machines should be connected to a 15A isolator providing at least 3mm separation in all
poles. The isolator should be fused at 10A.
The supply to the machine must also be protected by a 30mA RCD.
Single phase machines should be installed with a surge protector in between the RCD and the machine,
otherwise the inverter inside the machine’s control box can cause the RCD to trip when powering on.
The mains lead fitted to the machine is the minimum required for individual connection to the mains
supply. Site conditions may vary with additional length of cable run, encapsulation in trunking, etc.
being required. Should this apply, a qualified electrician must alter the lead in accordance with the IEE
Codes of Practice.
WARNING: This machine must be earthed
The wires in the mains lead for 1-phase supply are coloured:
Green and Yellow Earth
Brown
Live
Blue Neutral
The wires in the mains lead for 3-phase supply are coloured:
Green and Yellow Earth
Brown Phase 1
Black
Phase 2
Grey Phase 3
The 3 phase machines do not have a neutral wire. If the supply has a neutral wire isolate it and only
wire the unit to the 3 phases and earth. An equipotential earthing point is located on the back of the
cylinder near the cable outlet if equipotential bonding is required.
Should the mains lead become damaged, it must be replaced by an IMC service agent or qualified
electrician in order to avoid a hazard.

10 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
WARNING: 1-phase machines should not be PAT tested under any circumstances.
They contain an inverter (motor drive) which can be damaged by the test and the test results will be
invalid anyway. This advice is in accordance with standard practice within the industry and is due to the
inductive/capacitive components used within the inverter. If in doubt, please contact IMC Service
Department.
COMMISSIONING
After making the electrical connection, switch on the machine, and check that the direction of the
rotating peeler plate is CLOCKWISE when viewed from above.
The rotation direction of single phase units are set at the factory. If it is not rotating in the correct
direction contact IMC. To change the rotation direction of three phase units, switch off the machine,
isolate the supply and interchange any two phase wires.
OPERATION
1Fit the peeling plate, ensuring that it is properly located on the drive shaft.
2Measure out the potatoes into a container which holds a known measured weight of 12kg or
25kg depending on machine size. Check for stones which could damage the abrasive. Should
this happen, the noise will indicate the presence of stones. Switch off immediately and remove
them. The top of the liner can also be used as a maximum loading line.
3Set the run time required on the control panel - two minutes is normally more than adequate –
or select manual operation, and press the green start button. Turn on the water supply.
4Ensure that the chute discharge door is closed.
5Load the potatoes into the peeler and place the splash cover onto the top of the cylinder.
6The machine is now operating. Remove the splash cover to check the progress of peeling
process.
7The peeler can be stopped at any time by pressing the Stop button, or it will stop on completion
of a timed cycle.
8Turn off the water supply, open the chute door and while keeping the door open, press the Start
button to evacuate the potatoes, press the Stop button when the peeler is empty.
9Keep the peeled potatoes under water until required for cooking.
ON NO ACCOUNT put a hand or implement into the machine, or wedge the door open while
discharging.

11 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
SAFETY
All SP-Range peelers are controlled so that if the electricity supply is interrupted the machine will not
restart automatically.
All single phase SP-Range controls are fitted with a thermal trip. This ensures that the controls cannot
overheat and become damaged. If the thermal trip cuts in, the machine will not run until it has cooled
down and the peeler is switched off and on again. The controls will not overheat in normal usage.
Do not put hands into the machine while it is running.
On single phase machines do not unplug the unit with wet hands.
CLEANING
It is essential to clean the machine at least once a day, preferably at the end of each period of operation.
1Switch off at the socket or isolator.
2Remove the lid and splash cover.
3Lift out the peeling plate.
4Clean the peeling plate and cylinder in a sink, pot wash or by hosing with a spray.
5Rinse the inside of the peeling chamber and base with warm water, using a mild detergent if
necessary to remove starch build up.
6Wipe the exterior of the machine with a damp cloth, again using a mild detergent if required.
NOTE
DO NOT USE CLEANING MATERIALS CONTAINING ABRASIVES OR BLEACHES.
DO NOT STEAM CLEAN.
DO NOT CLEAN WITH A WATER JET.

12 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
DO’S AND DON’TS
Do Install on a level service.
Do Ensure power supply isolator or socket is accessible with the peeler installed.
Do Clean the machine after each period of use.
Don’tPAT test single phase machines, as they have an inverter inside the control box, which
invalidates any earth leakage tests. The inverter may also sustain damage, if these tests are
applied to it.
Don’tSit or stand on top of the peeler.
Don’tPlace hands inside unit while discharging or peeling.
Don’tUse the unit outside.
MATERIAL CONTENT
The SP-Range peelers contain the following materials:
Metals Stainless steel, mild steel (inc plated), aluminium and copper.
Plastics and rubber Polycarbonate, nylon, neoprene rubber.
Other Aluminium oxide, electrical components.

13 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
MAINTENANCE
Other than regular cleaning, the SP-Range of peelers require no maintenance by the end user. It is
recommended that the unit is serviced by an IMC approved engineer at least once a year.
The motor in the single phase units is controlled via an inverter. The following warnings must be
observer before working on this unit.
WARNING. Only suitably qualified personnel should service this equipment after becoming
familiar with all safety notices, installation, operation and maintenance procedures related to
the inverter.
WARNING. Risk of electric shock. The capacitors in the inverter remain charged for 5 minutes
after power has been removed. Do not open the control box until 5 minutes after power has
been removed.
WARNING. Repairs to the inverter may only be carried out by Schneider Service, or by repair
centres authorised by Schneider.

14 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
WIRING DIAGRAM 1PH UNITS

15 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
WIRING DIAGRAM 3PH UNITS

16 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
PARTS ILLUSTRATION
29
30
31
33
32
28
27
19
14
12
8
8
7
1
2
6
9
7
9
8
7
11 18
26 25 24
16
21 22 23 20 19
17
10
13
34
3 4 5
15

17 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
SPARES PART LIST
SP12 SP25
Item Part No Description Part No Description
1 S58/593 SP12 LOW PEDESTAL S58/590 SP25 LOW PEDESTAL
S58/594
SP12 HIGH PEDESTAL
S58/591
SP25 HIGH PEDESTAL
2 D18/050 SCREW M6X16MM CSK S.S D18/050 SCREW M6X16MM CSK S.S
3 D20/038 NUT M5 FULL S.S. D20/038 NUT M5 FULL S.S.
4 D25/004 WASHER M5 SHAKEPROOF D25/004 WASHER M5 SHAKEPROOF
5
G60/369
EARTH WIRE, MOTOR TO PEDESTAL
G60/369
EARTH WIRE, MOTOR TO PEDESTAL
6 G40/205 MOTOR GEARBOX 0.37kW G40/237 MOTOR GEARBOX 0.75kW
G60/372 MOTOR CABLE 1PH G60/372 MOTOR CABLE 1PH
G60/373
MOTOR CABLE 3PH
G60/373
MOTOR CABLE 3PH
G86/003 FERRITE CLIP BEAD (1PH ONLY) G86/003 FERRITE CLIP BEAD (1PH ONLY)
7 D20/014 M8 FULL S.S. NUT D20/014 M8 FULL S.S. NUT
8 D25/079 M8 SPRING WASHER SS D25/079 M8 SPRING WASHER SS
9
D25/068
M8 PLAIN WASHER SS
D25/068
M8 PLAIN WASHER SS
10 S58/549 BEARING HOUSING ASSEMBLY S58/549 BEARING HOUSING ASSEMBLY
11 A02/070 O-RING 3mm A02/070 O-RING 3mm
12
C28/023 M1
Z2 WASTE OUTLET CASTING, MACHINED
C28/023 M1
Z2 WASTE OUTLET CASTING, MACHINED
13
E58/059
COVER PLATE, WASTE OUTLET
E58/059
COVER PLATE, WASTE OUTLET
14 A11/026 WASTE OUTLET GASKETS A11/026 WASTE OUTLET GASKETS
15 G80/029 CABLE GLAND G80/029 CABLE GLAND
16
E58/081
CHUTE
E58/081
CHUTE
17 D19/038 SCREW M6 X 12MM HEX S.S. D19/038 SCREW M6 X 12MM HEX S.S.
18 D25/052 PLAIN WASHER M6 ST STEEL D25/052 PLAIN WASHER M6 ST STEEL
19 D20/031 M6 DOME NUTS - STAINLESS D20/031 M6 DOME NUTS - STAINLESS
20
D25/005
WASHER M6 SHAKEPROOF S.S.
D25/005
WASHER M6 SHAKEPROOF S.S.
21 M79 DOOR ROLLER M79 DOOR ROLLER
22 L21/048 ECCENTRIC L21/048 ECCENTRIC
23
D18/051
M6 X 20 CSK. SCREW S.S.
D18/051
M6 X 20 CSK. SCREW S.S.
24 D21/057 SCREW M8x20 PAN SS D21/057 SCREW M8x20 PAN SS
25 S59/253 DOOR HANDLE S59/253 DOOR HANDLE
26 A00/058 NYLON SHOULDER WASHER A00/058 NYLON SHOULDER WASHER
27
E58/096
WALL BRACKET (1PH)
E58/096
WALL BRACKET (1PH)
E58/111 WALL BRACKET (3PH) E58/111 WALL BRACKET (3PH)
28 S58/587 SP12 CONTROL BOX ASSY (1PH) (Inc. wall
bracket & cables S58/588 SP25 CONTROL BOX ASSY (1PH) (Inc. wall bracket & cables
S58/595 SP12 CONTROL BOX ASSY (3PH) (Inc. wall
bracket & cables S58/596 SP25 CONTROL BOX ASSY (3PH) (Inc. wall bracket & cables
G60/370 M2 MAINS CABLE AND PLUG (1PH) G60/370 M2 MAINS CABLE AND PLUG (1PH)
G60/371
3PH MAINS CABLE
G60/371
3PH MAINS CABLE
29 E58/113 Z LINER COATED SP12 E59/315 Z LINER COATED EP25, SP25 & SMP25

18 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
30 S58/545 PEELER PLATE ASSY SP12 S58/546 PEELER PLATE ASSY SP25
31 M58/011 M1 SP12 RIM MOULDING M58/011 M2 SP25 RIM MOULDING
32 S58/592 SP12 (CAST) LID ASSEMBLY (Inc. spray nozzle) S58/589 SP25 (CAST) LID ASSEMBLY (Inc. spray nozzle)
33
J04/324
SPRAY NOZZLE
-
BRASS
J04/324
SPRAY NOZZLE
-
BRASS
34 S58/541 SPLASH COVER SP12 S58/542 SPLASH COVER SP12
SP12 ACCESSORIES SP25 ACCESSORIES
A29/003
LID RETAINING WIRE
A29/003
LID RETAINING WIRE
S58/568 INTEGRAL FILTER BASKET S58/568 INTEGRAL FILTER BASKET
S58/569 INTERCEPTOR TANK ASSEMBLY S58/569 INTERCEPTOR TANK ASSEMBLY
S58/570 WASTE EJECTOR S58/570 WASTE EJECTOR
When ordering spare parts or accessories, always quote the SERIES AND SERIAL NUMBER of the
machine found on the rating label.

19 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
1PH CONTROL BOX SPARE PARTS LIST
SP12p SP25
Item Part No Description Part No Description
1
E58/096
MOUNTING BRACKET
E58/096
MOUNTING BRACKET
E58/097 WALL BRACKET (Not shown) E58/097 WALL BRACKET (Not shown)
2 G76/031 M2 CONTROL BOX G76/031 M2 CONTROL BOX
3 D21/052 SCREW M6 x 20 PAN SS D21/052 SCREW M6 x 20 PAN SS
4 A08/641 DECAL A08/641 DECAL
5
E58/116
CONTROL BOX PLATE
E58/116
CONTROL BOX PLATE
6 G30/431 M1 SCHNEIDER INVERTER 0.75kW PROGRAMMED G30/431 M2 SCHNEIDER INVERTER 0.75kW PROGRAMMED
7 D25/033 WASHER M4 SHAKEPROOF S.S D25/033 WASHER M4 SHAKEPROOF S.S
8 D21/038 SCREW M4 X 12MM PAN SS D21/038 SCREW M4 X 12MM PAN SS
9 A10/224 M20 GLAND LOCKNUT A10/224 M20 GLAND LOCKNUT
10
G80/029
CABLE GLAND
G80/029
CABLE GLAND
11 G60/372 MOTOR CABLE 1PH G60/372 MOTOR CABLE 1PH
12 G60/370 M2 MAINS CABLE AND PLUG 1PH G60/370 M2 MAINS CABLE AND PLUG 1PH
13
G34AL
TIMER
G34AL
TIMER
14 A11/219 GASKET, TIMER A11/219 GASKET, TIMER
15
D25/066
WASHER M3 SELOC
D25/066
WASHER M3 SELOC
16 D21/031 SCREW M3 X 8MM PAN S.S. D21/031 SCREW M3 X 8MM PAN S.S.
17 G45/066 TIMER KNOB G45/066 TIMER KNOB
19
G45/113
BLACK PUSH BUTTON
G45/113
BLACK PUSH BUTTON
20 G45/114 SELECTOR SWITCH G45/114 SELECTOR SWITCH
21 G45/111 BUTTON CONTACTORS AND HOLDER G45/111 BUTTON CONTACTORS AND HOLDER
When ordering spare parts or accessories, always quote the SERIES AND SERIAL NUMBER of the
machine found on the rating label.

20 | P a g e
SP-RANGE
3PH CONTROL BOX SPARE PARTS LIST
SP12 SP25
Item Part No Description Part No Description
1 E58/117 CONTROL BOX BRACKET E58/117 CONTROL BOX BRACKET
2
E58/119
WALL BRACKET
E58/119
WALL BRACKET
3 G76/041 M1 CONTROL BOX (INC. LID) G76/041 M1 CONTROL BOX (INC. LID)
4 D21/097 SCREW M4 X 8MM PAN S.S. D21/097 SCREW M4 X 8MM PAN S.S.
5 E58/118 CONTROL BOX PLATE E58/118 CONTROL BOX PLATE
6 A10/224 CABLE GLAND NUT A10/224 CABLE GLAND NUT
7
G80/029
CABLE GLAND
G80/029
CABLE GLAND
8 D25/004 WASHER M5 SHAKEPROOF D25/004 WASHER M5 SHAKEPROOF
9 D20/038 NUT M5 FULL S.S. D20/038 NUT M5 FULL S.S.
10
G30/316
CONTACTOR 400V
G30/316
CONTACTOR 400V
11 D22/022 SCREW NO.8 X 1/2" D22/022 SCREW NO.8 X 1/2"
12
G30/318
OVERLOAD 3PH
G30/299
OVERLOAD 3PH
13 G34AL TIMER G34AL TIMER
14 A11/219 GASKET, TIMER A11/219 GASKET, TIMER
15
D25/066
WASHER M3 SELOC
D25/066
WASHER M3 SELOC
16 D21/031 SCREW M3 X 8MM PAN S.S. D21/031 SCREW M3 X 8MM PAN S.S.
17 G45/066 TIMER KNOB G45/066 TIMER KNOB
18 G45/099 PUSH BUTTON GREEN G45/099 PUSH BUTTON GREEN
19 G45/100 PUSH BUTTON RED G45/100 PUSH BUTTON RED
20
G45/102
SELECTOR SWITCH
G45/102
SELECTOR SWITCH
G60/371 3PH MAINS SUPPLY CABLE G60/371 3PH MAINS SUPPLY CABLE
G60/373 MOTOR CABLE 3PH G60/373 MOTOR CABLE 3PH
When ordering spare parts or accessories, always quote the SERIES AND SERIAL NUMBER of the
machine found on the rating label.
1 3
4 5
11
13 14
15 16 17
20 19
12
9 8
7 2
18
6
10