Meiko Green BioMaster 4 HIGHLINE User manual

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BioMaster®4 HIGHLINE
Food waste treatment system
Operating instructions
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1Notes to the user....................................................................................................................................4
1.1 The purpose of these operating instructions ......................................................................................4
1.2 Ways we present the information .......................................................................................................4
2Liability and warranty ............................................................................................................................4
2.1 Delivery contents ................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Liability................................................................................................................................................5
2.3 Warranty .............................................................................................................................................5
2.4 Copyright.............................................................................................................................................5
3Safety information..................................................................................................................................5
3.1 Presentation of safety information......................................................................................................5
3.2 Intended uses .....................................................................................................................................6
3.3 Misuse.................................................................................................................................................7
3.4 Risks in dealing with the BioMaster®..................................................................................................8
3.5 Operator's responsibilities ..................................................................................................................9
3.6 Personnel responsibilities...................................................................................................................9
3.7 Personnel qualifications....................................................................................................................10
3.8 Safety devices ..................................................................................................................................11
3.9 Safety marking..................................................................................................................................12
4Transport...............................................................................................................................................13
4.1 Unpacking.........................................................................................................................................14
5Structure and function.........................................................................................................................14
5.1 Function............................................................................................................................................14
5.2 Main group BioMaster®....................................................................................................................15
5.3 Control elements...............................................................................................................................16
5.4 Loading chute ...................................................................................................................................17
5.5 Technical equipment.........................................................................................................................18
6Installation.............................................................................................................................................18
6.1 Unpacking and setting up.................................................................................................................18
6.2 Connections......................................................................................................................................19
6.2.1 Electrical connection.....................................................................................................................19
6.2.2 Cold water connection ..................................................................................................................19
6.2.3 Connecting the biomass transport pipe........................................................................................20
7Commissioning.....................................................................................................................................20
7.1 Safety information.............................................................................................................................20
7.2 Process water quantity .....................................................................................................................21
7.3 Venting the water supply, pump test run, leak check.......................................................................21
7.4 Carry out test run with pure water ....................................................................................................21
7.5 Handover and commissioning report................................................................................................22
8Operation...............................................................................................................................................22
8.1 Safety information.............................................................................................................................22
8.2 Switching on .....................................................................................................................................22
8.3 Opening and closing the lid ..............................................................................................................23
8.4 Filling.................................................................................................................................................23
8.5 Starting the automatic homogenisation cycle...................................................................................24

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8.6 Starting the automatic homogenisation cycle in DRY mode ............................................................25
8.7 Pumping out contents of loading chute ............................................................................................25
8.8 Starting Automatic cleaning programme ..........................................................................................26
8.9 Cleaning the loading chute using the hand spray ............................................................................26
8.10 Daily cleaning ...................................................................................................................................27
8.11 Weekly cleaning................................................................................................................................27
8.12 Measures in case of longer installation standstill .............................................................................29
8.13 Switching off......................................................................................................................................29
8.14 Fault finding ......................................................................................................................................29
9Maintenance..........................................................................................................................................31
9.1 Safety information.............................................................................................................................31
9.2 Maintenance plan .............................................................................................................................32
10 Corrective maintenance.......................................................................................................................33
11 Decommissioning, storage .................................................................................................................33
12 Disposal.................................................................................................................................................34
13 Technical data.......................................................................................................................................34
13.1 EC/EU declaration of conformity ......................................................................................................35
14 Handover and commissioning report –Checklist ............................................................................36
15 Index ......................................................................................................................................................38
16 Notes......................................................................................................................................................39
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1 Notes to the user
1.1 The purpose of these operating instructions
These operating instructions
Are included in the delivery of every BioMaster®.
Describe how to operate the machine, remedy minor faults, maintain and
clean the BioMaster®.
Provide important information on how to operate the BioMaster®safely,
properly and economically. Observe the notes included to avoid hazards,
repair costs and downtime, and to increase the reliability and service life of
the BioMaster®.
ATTENTION
Please read the operating instructions before commissioning the BioMaster®.
It is imperative that you observe the safety instructions.
ATTENTION
Always keep these operating instructions where the BioMaster®is being used.
The operating instructions must be freely accessible to the operating and
maintenance personnel.
1.2 Ways we present the information
Action steps
The steps to be performed by the operating personnel are shown as a numbered
list. The sequence of steps must be observed. The system's response to each ac-
tion by the operator is marked with an arrow.
Example:
1. Operator action step 1
System response to operator action
Lists
There is no fixed sequence for lists. They are displayed as a list of points to check
off. Example:
Point 1
Point 2
2 Liability and warranty
2.1 Delivery contents
Upon receipt of the delivery, please check immediately whether the contents of the
delivery correspond with the shipping documents. MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions
GmbH does not assume any liability for defects and will not pay compensation for
defects claimed later on. Complaints:
Any noticeable damage caused in transit must be reported in writing im-
mediately and within eight days, as per our terms and conditions.
Any hidden defects must be reported immediately when they are discov-
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2.2 Liability
The information, data and notes specified in the operating instructions correspond to
the latest version at the time of printing. No claims for BioMaster®systems which
have already been delivered may be asserted based on these statements, illustra-
tions or descriptions.
We accept no liability for damage or operational malfunctions caused by improper
use. Please observe the notes in chapter 3.2 ‘Intended uses’.
2.3 Warranty
The warranty conditions can be found in the general terms and conditions and the
warranty provisions of MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions GmbH.
Please notify MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions GmbH in writing of any warranty
claims immediately after the defect or fault has been detected.
2.4 Copyright
No texts and images in this publication may be reproduced, stored in a data system
or transmitted in any way. This includes extracts. Any duplication, distribution, stor-
age, transmission, broadcast, reproduction or passing on of contents without the
written permission of MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions GmbH is expressly prohib-
ited.
The copyright and all associated rights lie with MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions
GmbH.
© 2021 MEIKO GREEN Waste Solutions GmbH, Englerstr. 3, 77652 Offenburg.
3 Safety information
3.1 Presentation of safety information
DANGER
Indicates a hazard with a high degree of risk which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a hazard with a moderate degree of risk which, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a hazard with a low degree of risk which, if not
avoided, will result in minor or moderate injury.
ATTENTION
This describes a requirement to act in a certain way or carry
out a specific activity to ensure the BioMaster® is handled
safely and damage to property is avoided.
NOTE
Information on operating the BioMaster® consisting of an info
pictogram and a worded note.

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3.2 Intended uses
ATTENTION
Only use the BioMaster®as intended and when the machine's condition does not
present any safety-related issues.
This is the only way to ensure the operational safety of the BioMaster®.
The BioMaster®is only to be used commercially for filling with and grinding raw or-
ganic and food waste of the kind that is usually generated in commercial kitchens,
canteens, hotels, food service and communal catering. The inserted waste can be
processed in standard mode or in DRY mode. The ground waste is mixed with water
and pumped out of the BioMaster®into a storage tank using a closed system. It is
then ready to be collected and taken to a biogas plant where it can be recycled and
used to generate energy.
The parameters and environmental conditions defined in chapter 13 must be strictly
adhered to.
Kitchen waste (cleaning/raw organic waste) and food waste must always be inserted
mixed.
What may be disposed of in the system in standard mode?
Food waste, mixed, wet, heavy
Kitchen waste and production waste, e.g. fruit and vegetable peelings,
leaves, salads, green cuttings, fruit cuttings, etc.
Fully liquid deep-frying oil (which is also liquid when cold)
Authorised inserted waste (unmixed) in DRY mode for kitchen waste with low intrinsic water content:
Dry waste, such as breakfast or break waste, old bread, sandwiches,
sweet pastries, sausages, cheese, prepared meat, etc.
Dried-out, sticky leftovers from plates and dishes, such as chips, pasta,
rice, barley, wheat, etc.
Powdered foodstuffs, such as coffee grounds, sugar, salt, etc., with the
exception of flour, see below
Highly swelling foods, such as thick fruit peels, e.g. from citrus fruits
Authorised inserted waste in DRY mode with loading chute filled, along with normal wet kitchen
waste:
NOTE
For the best possible processing, use the pre-grinding unit available as an optional
accessory.
For materials that are particularly difficult to process, use DRY mode in the fol-
lowing way: Fill the loading chute 1/3 full with hard-to-process material accord-
ing to the list and 2/3 full with normal food waste / kitchen waste.
ATTENTION
Raw meat tendons and fibres can form deposits in the grinder or on the (optional) pre-
grinding unit. Remove them regularly.
Fibrous kitchen waste such as banana peels, raw leeks, asparagus peels,
raw rhubarb, corn on the cob, etc.
Raw meat with tendons
Hollow bones of all kinds, of poultry, of pork, of beef
Marine fish skins, crushed before entry
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Raw foods with low intrinsic water content, such as uncooked rice, un-
cooked pasta, barley, wheat, semolina, dough waste, etc.
Chocolate, other substances with high fat content
Gelatine products
Flour, including ground flour from bakery machines
What may not be disposed of in the system?
NOTE
Only suitable, biodegradable agents in the dosage recommended by the
manufacturer may be used to clean the BioMaster®.
Inserted waste with a temperature above 40 °C
Raw or cooked marrowbones as pure waste
Pineapple scoops (= pineapple stalks/leaves) and corn husks (leaves cov-
ering the corn cob)
Wooden objects, such as wooden skewers, toothpicks or the like
Metal or plasticobjects such as dishes, cutlery, tools
Textiles, such as serviettes, towels or the like
Film, plastic, packaging
Inorganic and chemical substances in general
Detergent and disinfectant
3.3 Misuse
Connecting to an on-site water pipe with contaminated water
Improper work on the installation
Inputting unauthorised waste
Operator error
Irregular or poor cleaning
Excessive demands
Exceeding the permissible operating parameters
Operation at temperatures < 5°C and > 40°C
Changing the operating parameters
Unacceptable environmental conditions, such as strong magnetic fields,
electric currents, radiation or strong vibrations
Use of spare and wear parts or auxiliary materials not approved by the
manufacturer
Interference by third parties
In-house extensions, conversions or modifications to the installation
Irregular or inadequate cleaning (mould, bacteria, odours, corrosion, pipe
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3.4 Risks in dealing with the BioMaster®
The BioMaster®has been manufactured in line with the current state of the art and
the established safety-related regulations. Nevertheless, its use may give rise to
risks and restrictions:
To life and limb of the operator or third parties
To the BioMaster®itself
To other tangible assets
In order to operate the BioMaster®safely and without errors, the operator must pos-
sess a complete knowledge of the safety instructions and the safety regulations.
DANGER
Work on the electrical equipment may only be carried out by qualified
electricians.
If you open the control cabinet, the terminal box or the casing of the Bio-
Master®, live parts may become accessible. Touching them can lead to
serious injury or death!
After switching off, the frequency converters have a residual current
which must first be discharged. Do not open the control cabinet until five
minutes after switching off the main switch. High leakage current.
Check the electrical equipment regularly. Remove loose connections
and fried cables immediately. Keep the control cabinet closed. Access is
only permitted to authorised personnel with keys or tools.
DANGER
The BioMaster®has been built to comply with degree of protection IPX5
and is protected against splash water and water jets.
The interior can be cleaned with a shower head or normal jet water. Do
not use strong water jets or a pressure washer.
DANGER
WARNING magnetic fields!
The BioMaster®contains strong magnets.
Persons with cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators must not be
in the vicinity of the BioMaster®.
WARNING
If irregularities in the work sequence, unusual noises or malfunctions oc-
cur, immediately trigger an emergency stop and inform the responsible
specialist personnel. No unauthorised manipulation by the operating per-
sonnel!
WARNING
If you open the casing of the BioMaster®, pressurised lines may become
accessible. Removing pressurised piping can cause serious injury.
Maintenance and repair work may only be carried out by qualified and
authorised specialist personnel.
WARNING
When the lid is closing, the force switches from pressure to tension for
the final section. There is a danger of crushing under the lid.
When closing the lid, hold onto the railing area, do not reach between
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WARNING
The sharp edges of the grinder and the optional raw organic waste
driver/pre-shredder present a risk of cutting.
Work carefully, only touch sharp-edged parts while wearing protective
gloves.
WARNING
There is a risk of slipping on wet or dirty floors.
If you slip, you may accidentally come into contact with the sharp edges
of the stationary grinder and the optional raw organic waste driver.
Keep your work area clean. Close the lid of the BioMaster®when it is out
of use for a longer period.
WARNING
There is a risk of scalding when hot food is poured in.
Allow hot liquids to cool to below 40 °C before pouring, wear protective
clothing when filling.
CAUTION
The BioMaster®'s A-scaled sound pressure level is under 70 dB(A).
Depending on local conditions, a higher sound pressure level may be
produced, causing noise-induced hearing loss. For these areas, the op-
erating company must protect the operating personnel with appropriate
protective equipment and protective measures in accordance with Noise
Protection Directive 2003/10/EC.
3.5 Operator's responsibilities
The operator undertakes to only allow those persons to work on the BioMaster®
who:
Are familiar with the foundational local regulations on safety in the work-
place and accident prevention.
Have been instructed in how to work with the BioMaster®.
Have read and understood these operating instructions.
The operator also undertakes to:
Comply with the requirements of EC Directive 2009/104/EC on the use of
work equipment.
Provide the prescribed personal protective equipment.
Inform and train personnel on the location of the fire alarm system and the
firefighting options.
3.6 Personnel responsibilities
All persons entrusted with work on BioMaster®undertake to:
Observe the foundational local regulations on safety in the workplace and
accident prevention.
Read and observe the operating instructions before starting work.

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3.7 Personnel qualifications
Only qualified, authorised and inducted personnel may work on the BioMaster®.
Qualified personnel who, because of their training, experience, instruction and
knowledge of the relevant standards, regulations, accident prevention instructions
and operating conditions, have been authorised by the person responsible for the
safety of the BioMaster®dishwashing machine to carry out the necessary activities.
Qualified personnel are also aware of the possible dangers and how to avoid them.
Personnel are classified using a qualification matrix. Each employee may only carry
out activities using the BioMaster®that correspond to his or her level of training ac-
cording to the qualification matrix. Any personnel undergoing training are only al-
lowed to work on the BioMaster®under the supervision of an experienced person.
Specialist personnel must be trained in accordance with their area of responsibility.
Completed inductions are documented in training lists and records. These show who
has been trained in what area and when.
Inducted
personnel
Specialist per-
sonnel
with technical
training
Electricians
Supervisor
with
correspond-
ing expertise
Transport
X
X
--
X
Installation
X
X
X
Commissioning
--
X
X
X
Operation
X
X
X
X
Fault finding
X
X
X
X
Troubleshoot-
ing,
mechanical
--
X
--
X
Troubleshoot-
ing,
electrical
--
--
X
--
Maintenance
X
X
X
--
Corrective
maintenance
--
X
X
--
Decommission-
ing, storage
X
X
X
X
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3.8 Safety devices
DANGER
Operate the BioMaster®only if all safety and protective devices are fully present
and functional.
In the event of faulty safety and protective devices:
Switch off the BioMaster®immediately.
Secure it against switching back on.
If necessary, disconnect the power supply from the electrical current.
Before each time you start the BioMaster®every time, all protective devices must be
properly installed and functional.
Protective devices may only be removed once all parts have stopped moving and
the BioMaster®has been secured against restarting.
The emergency stop button and protective devices must be tested regularly to en-
sure they work reliably.
The BioMaster®has the following safety and protective devices:
Emergency stop button on the operating panel
All-pole disconnecting main switch on the operating panel
Fault indication lights on the operating panel
Lockable service hatch
Protective cladding on all sides
Protected against water jets according to IPX5
Overheating protection
Two safety contact switches connected in parallel in the lid guide shaft.
The BioMaster®works only with the lid closed.
When the lid is opened, the grinder in the BioMaster®is stopped immedi-
ately.

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3.9 Safety marking
ATTENTION
Please note all warning and safety instructions on the BioMaster®, as well
as other markings.
Maintain the legibility of all safety and danger notices on the BioMaster®
and replace them if necessary.
The following pictograms and warning notices are on the BioMaster®:
WARNING magnetic fields!
The BioMaster®contains strong magnets.
Persons with cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators must not be
in the vicinity of the BioMaster®.
DANGER
When closing the lid, there is a risk of crushing between the lid and the
casing of the BioMaster®.
WARNING dangerous electric voltage
After switching off, the frequency converters have a residual current which
must first be discharged.
Do not open the control cabinet until five minutes after switching off the
main switch. High leakage current.
The BioMaster®has been built to comply with degree of protection IPX5
and is protected against splash water and water jets.
The interior can be cleaned with a shower head or normal jet water. Do
not use strong water jets or a pressure washer.
The rating plate is located on the inside right of the BioMaster®.

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4 Transport
WARNING
There is a danger of the BioMaster®tipping over during transport!
This could cause severe personal injury and damage to property.
Secure the BioMaster®against tipping during transport.
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Perform transport with care. Observe transport instructions on the packaging.
In order to avoid damage to the device and life-threatening injuries to those involved
when moving the system, observe the following requirements:
•Only have transport work performed by qualified persons observing the safety
instructions.
•Only transport the device in its original packaging, otherwise it will not be stable
during transport. Square timber frame (pallet) has additional cross struts at the
bottom for stabilisation on lifting forks during transport.
Only transport with lift truck!
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When transporting the BioMaster®, make sure that you:
Please note the environmental conditions defined in chapter 13, ‘Technical
data.’
Avoid strong mechanical impacts (shocks, vibrations, etc.)
Switch off the BioMaster®at the main switch before transport, even if it is
only a minor change of location.
Protect the BioMaster®from direct sunlight, frost and other extreme cli-
matic conditions.
Avoid extreme climatic changes (e.g. transport from a lorry to a heated
room at high humidity in winter).
Close all hatches and lids before transport. Secure them against uninten-
tional opening.
When transporting the BioMaster®, follow the general safety rules for
transporting loads.
When considering the permissible floor loading for transport, take into ac-
count both the weight of the BioMaster®and the self weight of the means
of transport.
Do not lift and transport the BioMaster®manually, instead only using a pal-
let truck or forklift. The load capacity must be > 170 kg, the fork length >
600 mm. Drive both forks completely under the BioMaster®, paying atten-
tion to components protruding from the floor.
When setting down, load all four feet evenly, do not tip the BioMaster®
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4.1 Unpacking
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•First remove the tapes and the plastic film using suitable tools.
•Unscrew the two stoppers from the
pallet.
•Have two people lift the device from
the pallet.
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Removing the protective films
After unpacking the product, remove the protective films from the housing parts and
clean the stainless steel surfaces with a suitable detergent.
5 Structure and function
5.1 Function
The BioMaster®serves as the infeed station in the system. The system offers an
economically and ecologically sensible, hygienic solution for recycling kitchen waste
and food waste. The system is used in commercial kitchens, canteens, hotels, food
service and communal catering. The BioMaster®converts the waste produced into a
homogenous biomass.
Kitchen waste and food waste are fed into the loading chute of the BioMaster®and
homogenised in the BioMaster®using the water contained in the waste and adding
process water.
Additional water can be fed in via a cleaning nozzle to cleaning the loading chute
and to process extremely dry or very light waste.
The resulting biomass is pumped out of the BioMaster®and transported via a closed
pipe system to the storage tank.
When using the BioMaster® as an infeed station of a vacuum plant, the biomass is
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5.2 Main group BioMaster®
1
Lid rail
2
Lid with closing magnet
3
Lid seal
4
Two safety contact switches con-
nected in parallel in the lid guide
shaft
5
Loading chute
6
Operating panel
7
Hand spray with
return mechanism
8
Control cabinet with lockable ser-
vice hatch
9
Adjustable feet with anti-slip/vibra-
tion plate and 15 cm ground clear-
ance
1
6
2
3
4
7
8
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5.3 Control elements
No.
Operating element
Function
11
Main switch
Switch on, position ON; switch off, position OFF.
12
EMERGENCY STOP, emer-
gency stop button
Immediate shutdown of the BioMaster®in dangerous situations.
13
TANK LEVEL, LEVEL INDI-
CATOR 100 %
Button lights up when the storage tank is 100% full. The BioMaster®
can no longer be started. Empty storage tank immediately!
14
TANK LEVEL, CONFIRM
KEY FOR LEVEL INDICA-
TOR AT 80 %
Button flashes when the level sensor in the tank detects a fill level of
80%. Button lights up after confirmation. Contact disposal firm to empty
tank!
15
START, standard mode
Standard programme. The button lights up during the working cycle.
16
EXTERNAL, hand spray
For manual addition of water using the hand spray to clean the loading
chute.
Button lights up during the cleaning cycle.
17
INTERNAL,
cleaning
Internally cleans the loading chute.
Button lights up during the cleaning cycle.
18
ERROR, fault indication light
Lights up or flashes in the event of faults, evaluation in chapter Starting
the automatic homogenisation cycle.
19
STANDBY function
Lights up when the lid is closed and the main switch is in the ON posi-
tion.
20
PUMP,
Switch on pump
Manual pumping out of loading chute content.
Button lights up when pump is in operation.
21
START DRY mode
For inserted waste that is difficult to process or is swelled up. The but-
ton lights up during the working cycle.
12
11
21
17
16
19
14
15
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5.4 Loading chute
31
Grinder
32
Pre-grinding unit mount
33
Process water nozzle
34
Cleaning nozzle
Optional cutlery catcher magnet on outside of loading chute
31
33
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5.5 Technical equipment
40
Drinking water module with pressurised wa-
ter pump
45
Grinder motor
41
Pump motor
46
Transport pipe connection, PE
D 63 –screw connection
42
BioPump®
47
Overload circuit breaker
43
Water distribution
48
Control cabinet
44
Process water nozzle dosing valve
6 Installation
6.1 Unpacking and setting up
Carefully remove the transport packaging.
Check the delivery includes everything it should.
Report obvious transport damage immediately.
Observe the permissible floor load when selecting a location.
Set the BioMaster®on a solid, vibration-free surface.
Please note the environmental conditions defined in chapter 13, ‘Technical
data.’
Adjust the working height using the BioMaster®'s adjustable feet.
Set up the BioMaster®using a spirit level.
Ensure that all machine feet and adjustable feet are resting firmly on the floor.
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46
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6.2 Connections
6.2.1 Electrical connection
DANGER
Only use cables standardised for the correct power rating and only connect
the BioMaster®to a fused power supply as per the applicable standards. In
case of doubt, contact the authority responsible for the power supply in your
company.
WARNING
The BioMaster®may only be connected by a qualified electrician.
ATTENTION
The machine wiring is aligned for a clockwise rotation field. Before turning on
the power to the BioMaster®, check whether the power supply runs a clock-
wise rotation field.
Note the colour of the wires.
ATTENTION
Please note the information on electrical connections provided in chapter 13,
‘Technical data.’
6.2.2 Cold water connection
WARNING
The BioMaster®may only be connected by qualified specialist personnel.
ATTENTION
Wash the on-site water pipe before connecting until clear, clean water flows
out permanently.
Dirt, turbidities and foreign particles such as sand and small pebbles must be
flushed out as they can damage the valves of the BioMaster®.
Damage caused by dirty water will void the manufacturer's warranty.
ATTENTION
Risk of corrosion!
Do not use osmosis or demineralised water.
The hardness of the added water shall not exceed 8 dH or 1.43 mmol/l CaCo3.
ATTENTION
Connect the BioMaster®to the water supply in accordance with local regula-
tions.
Observe the relevant country-specific water regulations.
For USA/Canada only:
This equipment is to be installed with adequate backflow protection that com-
plies with federal, state, or local codes having jurisdiction.

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ATTENTION
Observe the connection information provided in chapter 13, ‘Technical data.’
6.2.3 Connecting the biomass transport pipe
Use the screw connection to connect the BioMaster®to the transport pipe
installed on site. The union nut is on the BioMaster®.
Screw connection: PE DN56 PN5
Electrofusion socket: DN56 (max. 45° arc)
7 Commissioning
7.1 Safety information
DANGER
Only commission the BioMaster®when all safety and protective devices have
been fully installed.
Cancel commissioning if:
A pipe or other parts are damaged.
The BioMaster®is not working properly even though you have been op-
erating it according to the operating instructions.
You hear unusual noises from the loading chute.
Water escapes.
DANGER
WARNING magnetic fields!
The BioMaster®contains strong magnets.
Persons with cardiac pacemakers or implanted defibrillators must not be in the
vicinity of the BioMaster®.
WARNING
The BioMaster®may only be commissioned by qualified and authorised person-
nel.
WARNING
When the lid is closing, the force switches from pressure to tension for the final
section. There is a danger of crushing under the lid.
When closing the lid, hold onto the railing area, do not reach between the lid
and the casing.
CAUTION
The BioPump® on the BioMaster®must never run when dry. This may cause ir-
reparable deformations and damage in and to the BioPump®. MEIKO GREEN
Waste Solutions GmbH accepts no liability whatsoever for such damage.