Salvajor 75 Manual

ALL INSTALLATIONS SHOULD BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
LOCAL AND NATIONAL PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL CODES.
The Salvajor Company 4530 East 75th Terrace ansas City, Missouri 64132-2081, USA
1-888-SALVAJOR FAX:[phone]
www.salvajor.com Email: [e-mail] [e-mail]
Manufacturers of Commercial Food Waste Disposing Systems since 1944
Salvajor Commercial Disposers
For All Models: 75, 100, 150, 200, 300, 500, 750
Installation & Operating
INSTRUCTIONS
2 Typical Installations
3 Installation of Cone Bowl or Sink Collar
4 Attaching Disposer to Cone Bowl or Sink Collar
5 Plumbing
6 Electrical
7 Operating Instructions
Warning and Safety Instructions
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INCOMING POWER
CONTROL
SOLENOID VALVE
WITH FLOW CONTROL
VACUUM
BREAKER
OPTIONAL
SHORT LEG
SINK
OPTIONAL
SHORT TOP
HOUSING
INCOMING WATER
3/4" PLUMBING
REDUCED TO 1/2"
1/2" VALVE
(NF)
1/2" PLUMBING
WATER
INLET
2" DRAIN
(models 75-200)
2" OR 3" DRAIN
(models 300-750)
INCOMING POWER
CONTROL
SOLENOID VALVE
WITH FLOW CONTROL
VACUUM
BREAKER
WATER
INLET
OPTIONAL
PRE-RINSE
CONE
INCOMING WATER
3/4" PLUMBING
REDUCED TO 1/2"
1/2" VALVE
(NF)
1/2" PLUMBING
2" DRAIN
(models 75-200)
2" OR 3" DRAIN
(models 300-750)
Typical Installations
INCOMING POWER
CONTROL
WITH (P)OR (PP)
OPTIONAL
REMOTE
START/STOP
VACUUM
BREAKER
WATER
INLET
CONE OR SINK
INCOMING WATER
3/4" PLUMBING
REDUCED TO 1/2"
1/2" VALVE
(NF)
1/2" PLUMBING
(P)
(PP)
2" DRAIN (models 75-200)
2" OR 3" DRAIN (models 300-750)
2
Models 300 through
750 furnished with
single support leg.

3
Installation of CONE BOWL or SINK COLLAR
Application Cutout Size
12" Cone Bowl 12 7⁄8" Diameter
15" Cone Bowl 15 7⁄8" Diameter
18" Cone Bowl 18 7⁄8" Diameter
CONE ASSEMBLY
1. Cut a hole in the counter top of the
appropriate table cutout dimensions
listed below.
2. Place the large open end of the cone bowl
against the counter top and weld the flange.
Weld all the way around and then buff
smooth for a watertight, sanitary installation.
SINK COLLARS:
61⁄2" Sink Collar #65
1. If necessary, cut a 6 5/8" DIAMETER hole
in the center of the bottom of the sink.
2. Place the adaptor against the underside of
the sink and weld all the way around. Buff
smooth for a watertight, sanitary installation.
31⁄2" Sink Collar #70
1. Apply caulking compound around the sink
hole (TOP SIDE).
2. Insert the stainless steel adaptor in the
sink hole.
3. Place the gasket over the stainless steel
adaptor (UNDER SIN ).
4. Place the hex metal washer over the
stainless steel adaptor, up against the
gasket.
5. Place the sink collar with O-ring inserted
over the stainless steel adaptor, up against
the hex metal washer.
6. Slip the spring steel snap ring over the
bottom of the stainless steel adaptor and
slide up until it snaps into the groove in the
stainless steel adaptor.
7. Screw the hex head bolts out of the sink
collar and up against the hex metal washer
tight enough to firmly set the assembly.
. The disposer rubber adaptor fits over the
sink collar and bands to the sink collar.
65/8"
SINK OPENING
WELD IN
SINK COLLAR
(65)
SINK LARGE RUBBER
STOPPER (LRS)
SINK
31/2" - 4"
SINK
OPENING
HEX METAL
WASHER
(S5028F)
SPRING STEEL SNAP
RING RETAINER
(S5028LS)
S.S. HEX HEAD
BOLTS (997031)
RUBBER STOPPER
(5088)
S.S. SINK
ADAPTOR
(S5028)
GASKET
(S5028G)
O-RING
(568237)
SINK COLLAR
(70C)
#65 SINK COLLAR #70 SINK COLLAR

4
Attaching Disposer to CONE BOWL or SINK COLLAR
STOP!
If you have any questions about this installation
call 1--SALVAJOR for installation advice.
1. Carefully remove the top housing
assembly by removing the eight bolts making
sure not to damage the center gasket.
2. Apply lubricant to the rubber collar on
top housing and the beaded collar on cone
or sink.
3. Slip the top housing assembly up onto the
beaded collar and tighten the clamp so the
top housing assembly can not be pulled
down over the bead. If attaching disposer to
Salvajor ScrapMaster or TroughVeyor, use
short top housing and cut out rubber baffles
on hycar adaptor to reduce bridging of food
waste.
4. Measure distance from the bottom of the
top housing to floor.
5. Turn the disposer on its side and install
the leg support (optional on Models 75-200,
standard on Models 300-750) on the bottom
of the disposer and adjust the leg extension
so the disposer will stand approximately 1/2"
below the bottom of the top housing.
6. Carefully balancing the disposer on the
leg support, walk it under the top housing,
aligning the ears on the shredder ring with
the locking tabs of the top housing.
7. Slide the center gasket into place. Insert
the top housing bolts through holes in the top
housing and into the disposer body housing.
As you the tighten bolts, the disposer will pull
up securely to the top housing.
. Extend the leg extension securely on the
floor, and tighten set screws.
NOTE: It is important that the le fit ti htly between the
disposer and the floor.
LOCKING
TABS
Measure distance
between floor and
bottom of top
housing
GASKET

Plumbing
Recommended Cold Water Supply
Models 75, 100, 150, 200 5G M
Models 300, 500, 750 8G M
DRAIN PIPING
1. Before installing the Salvajor disposer,
the waste line should be properly cleaned
out to the connecting main sewer.
2. Use as few elbows, tees and bends as
possible when making connections.
3. All horizontal drain lines should have a
minimum fall of 1/4" per foot.
4. A 3" diameter pipe is recommended for
Salvajor disposers models 300 thru 750.
A 2" adapter is supplied for existing 2" drains.
Models 75 thru 200 require a 2” drain.
IMPORTANT!
It is imperative to have a proper downward pitch from the
disposer outlet to the main sewer line to assure proper
ravity flow. Improper drain line installation can result in
drain backups.
5. Do not connect into a grease trap,
interceptor or drum trap.
NOTE: Pressure re ulators should be installed in areas
where pressure exceeds the recommended maximum of
80 psi.
WATER SUPPLY
6. Connect COLD WATER ONLY to disposer.
TYPICAL CONE LAYOUT TYPICAL SINK LAYOUT
Water volume can be controlled by a properly
rated flow control valve or hand operated
valve.
(Nos. 7-9 below for NEW INSTALLATIONS ONLY!)
7. Plumb 3/4" IPS line and reduce to 1/2" at
the hand valve. Install the factory-supplied
solenoid valve with built-in flow control.
. From the solenoid, plumb 1/2" IPS line
above the flood plane of the table and install
the factory supplied vacuum breaker to local
code.
9. Plumb 1/2" IPS line from the vacuum
breaker to either cone bowl, sink or top
housing inlet on the disposer. If connecting
to cone or sink, use 1⁄2" water inlet supplied
by the factory.
NOTE: CONNECT COLD WATER ONLY TO DISPOSER.
Tempered water from pre-rinse or Salvajor scrappin
system is acceptable, but only in conjunction with an
independent, continuous cold water supply.
5
MAKE ALL PLUMBING CONNECTIONS IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL AND NATIONAL PLUMBING CODES.

6
Electrical
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Dual voltage disposers are shipped from the factory NOT
connected for a specific voltage. Please refer to the wiring
diagrams on the disposer junction box cover. When
connecting single phase disposers to a reversing control,
refer to the diagram supplied with the control. Salvajor
disposer cutting elements are designed to operate in
either direction.
Use water tight conduit and fittings to make connections.
Caution: Be careful not to pinch wires when replacing junction
box cover.
For new installations, an approved control will need to be
mounted in the dish table with an optional bracket. Power
will have to be run to a solenoid for incoming water.
NOTE: The RESET button is located on the bottom of the disposer.
TEST PROCEDURE
1. Check to be sure the disposer cutting teeth are free of
foreign objects.
2. Turn the disposer on and determine that the cutting
elements rotate freely and that water flows automatically.
3. Check the mounting assembly and plumbing connections
for leaks.
4. If disposer fails to operate:
A. Turn off power.
B. Check wiring connections.
C. Determine if the RESET button has tripped.
Reset by hand only.
DANGER: If disposer stops, DO NOT look for the cause until the
startin control is turned OFF and the power is turned OFF.
Consult Operatin Instructions.
Model 200
115 Vol s 1 Phase 24.0 Amps
208 Vol s 1 Phase 12.1 Amps
230 Vol s 1 Phase 12.0 Amps
208 Vol s 3 Phase 6.6 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 6.0 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 3.0 Amps
Model 300
208 Vol s 3 Phase 8.8 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 8.0 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 4.0 Amps
Model 500
208 Vol s 3 Phase 13.8 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 12.5 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 6.3 Amps
Model 750
208 Vol s 3 Phase 19.8 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 18.0 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 9.0 Amps
Model 75
115 Vol s 1 Phase 17.8 Amps
208 Vol s 1 Phase 9.9 Amps
230 Vol s 1 Phase 9.0 Amps
208 Vol s 3 Phase 4.2 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 4.0 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 2.1 Amps
Model 100
115 Vol s 1 Phase 18.6 Amps
208 Vol s 1 Phase 10.2 Amps
230 Vol s 1 Phase 9.3 Amps
208 Vol s 3 Phase 4.9 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 4.5 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 2.3 Amps
Model 150
115 Vol s 1 Phase 22.9 Amps
208 Vol s 1 Phase 11.8 Amps
230 Vol s 1 Phase 11.6 Amps
208 Vol s 3 Phase 6.2 Amps
230 Vol s 3 Phase 5.6 Amps
460 Vol s 3 Phase 2.6 Amps
Model 75 (3⁄4H )
Model 100 (1 H )
Model 150 (11⁄2H )
Model 200 (2H )
Model 300 (3H )
Model 500 (5H )
Model 750 (71⁄2H )
Full Load Amps
MAKE ALL INSTALLATIONS IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL AND NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODES.
WIRING DIAGRAMS
5
L2L 1
J2
1483
L2 L3L 1
231
897
564
11 1210
L2 L3L 1
231
897
564
11 1210
SINGLE PHASE 115 VOLT
5J2
83
14
L2L 1
SINGLE PHASE 208 VOLT
5J2
83
14
L2L 1
SINGLE PHASE 230 VOLT 3 PHASE 208/230 VOLT
TO REVERSE ROTATION: Interchan e #5 & #8 (Sin le Phase Only)
USE CONTROL PANEL WIRING DIAGRAM when usin Salvajor Controls
(Models ARSS, ARSS-LD, ARSS-2 or MRSS) (Sin le Phase Only)
3 PHASE 460 VOLT

Salvajor Commercial Disposer
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Push the START button on the control panel to begin operation.
Before you start feeding food waste into the disposer, make sure
that a steady stream of water is flowing into the unit. Don’t start
feeding garbage into the disposer until the unit is started
and the water is running.
1
Push the STOP button on the control panel to stop
operation. To prevent accidents, make sure the
disposer is shut off before you leave it unattended.
3
Feed garbage into the disposer in a steady continuous
flow. Don’t overload the disposer with excess amounts
of garbage and water. The disposer will consume food
waste faster when you feed it steadily.
Always keep your hands away from a disposer when it is operating.
Don’t stop the disposer with garbage in it. Let it run for approximately
3 minutes to clear itself of all ground waste.This will help to maintain
a clean and odor-free unit and to avoid drain line clogs.
2
7
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING! Disconnect the power to the disposer before servicin .
The disposer will not start
and water does not flow.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
The disposer will not start
but water flows.
No incoming power. Check breaker and disconnect.
Turn power on.
The disposer motor stops
while grinding, but water
continues to flow.
The disposer is jammed.
The disposer motor
overload is tripped.
See: The disposer is jammed, above.
See: The disposer motor overload is tripped, above.
Turn the disposer control off and press the reset button on the disposer.
If the disposer was running, allow the unit to cool for 3-5 minutes before
pressing the reset button. Never strike the reset button with an object.
The water flows
continuously before the
controls are turned on.
Reinstall so that the arrow on the solenoid is pointing in the direction of
the water flow.
Turn the power off to the disposer and complete the following steps:
1. Insert the dejamming prong through the sink (or cone) opening.
Place the prong over the center raised bars found on the top of
the disposers revolving rotor.
2. Twist the dejamming bar back and forth to free the jam.
The revolving rotor should turn freely when the jam is released.
3. Remove all foreign material that caused the stoppage.
4. Allow the disposer to cool for 3-5 minutes after it stops running.
Press the reset button to reset the motor overload protector.
Never strike the reset button with an object.
5. If the disposer remains inoperative after following these steps,
contact the nearest Salvajor Factory Authorized Service Center, or
the factory direct. You may obtain the telephone number of the
Service Center nearest you by calling 1-888-SALVAJOR.
The disposer motor
overload is tripped.
The disposer is jammed.
Motor overload trips
frequently.
Disposer is overloaded
with food waste.
Hot water used in lieu of
cold.
Incorrect water solenoid
installation.
Do not overload the disposer with excessive amounts of food waste.
Reconnect with cold water.

Read all the instructions before using the disposer.
REMEMBER! Always keep hands away rom a disposer when it is running.
1
Always keep your hands away from disposer when it is running.
3
Keep safety baffle over throat of disposer.
2
ush STO button on control panel and shut off electrical power to the panel before attempting
to clear a jam.
4
To reduce risk or injury by materials that may be expelled from the unit, do not put the following
items into a disposer:
A. Clam or oyster shells
B. Drain cleaner or corrosive detergents
C. Glass, china or plastics
D. Metal such as bottle caps, tin or aluminum cans, etc.
6
When attempting to clear a jam in a disposer use a Salvajor dejamming tool or a long wooden
object to reverse rotation
5
TYPICAL SALVAJOR DISPOSER TO CONE BOWL / DEEP SINK INSTALLATION
NOTE: Above Installation Per UL Standard 430 Height Requirements.
Warning!
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INTERNAL
THROAT
OPENING
61/2" ID
CONE BOWL/
DEEP SINK
DISPOSER
TOP HOUSING
53/8"
MIN.
CONTROLS
Per UL 430, install using a UL-listed electrical control panel.
The following Salvajor electrical control panels manufactured as of 11-01-96
comply with UL Standard 430 Section 28.3.1 (Exception 1) and 28.3.2:
model numbers MSS, MSS-LD, MRSS, MRSS-LD, ARSS-2, ARSS, and ARSS-LD.
HOPPERS, SINKS & CONE BOWLS
Risk of injury to persons from hazardous moving parts.
Serious injury possible if not properly installed with a
UL-listed hopper, sink or cone.
All Salvajor cone bowls and chutes are designed and built
per UL Standard 430 Section 7 Enclosures, subsection 7.1.2
(Exception 1), 7.1.3, and 7.1.6 using 16 Gauge nominal
stainless steel sheet.
All replacement cones/ hoppers, sinks and chutes used with
Salvajor disposers should be of equal construction per the
above standard.
The following Salvajor cones manufactured as of 11-01- 96
comply with UL Standard 430 Section 28.3.1 (Exception 1)
and 28.3.2:
/N CB-12, CB-15, CB-18.
Printed in USA
Form No. II-DISP-9-BH