Clenaware Sovereign 50 manuel d'utilisation

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Owner’s Manual Sovereign Mark 5 Glass Washing Machine WEE/DE2076RU Machines are manufactured to ISO 9001 : 2 008[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Index Sovereign Glass Washer Op erating Inst ructions .......................................................... 3 Preparat ion .......................................................................................................... 3 Fillin g ....................................................................................[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Sovereign Glass Washer Operating Instructions Preparation  Ensure that the machine inte rior is clean and soil-free, and that the bottom spray bar rotates freely, jets are clean and correctly located.  Check that the upper ri nse dome is in place.  Ensure that all four filters are in position in the wash tank trough: Pr[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Filling  When the machine is switched on, a fi ll heat sequence will be performed as follows:  The rinse tank will fi ll with water.  The drain pump will operate to vaca te any water from the wash ta nk.  The Fill/Ready Lamp will be illuminated orange.  The Start Switch will be illuminated green (rotating).  On[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Standby Mode  Pressing the ‘SELECT Switch’ will step through the cycle op tions as follows: Glass R e n o v a t e P l a s t i c ( o n l y i f e n a b l e d b y a n e n g i n e e r ) C l o s e d o w n  The appropriate indicator w ill be illuminated blue. GLASS CYCLE is the default cycle and used for washing normal glass[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Washing Glass and Plastic Note that the Glass and Plastic cycles are very similar in op eration. The differences are a higher rinse temperature and increased rinse-aid dose on the plastic cycle.  Fill a basket with inverted glasses havi ng first emptied out any liquid or solid waste elsewhere. Open the door and slide the bask[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Renovate Cycle This cycle is used for the pr eparation of new glassware, th e renovating of stained or greasy glassware, and is also recommend ed for cleaning the machine wash tank interior.  Open the door and add a me asure of Renovate Powder to the top of the Main Filter (avoid contact wi th eyes, hands and face).  Fill [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Closedown Cycle  From Standby Mode, select the Closedow n Cycle and press the START Switch to start the cycle: At any other time (during the fill/heat sequ ence, during a wash cycle, or whilst the machine is in an error condition), press th e SELECT Switch (the Closedown Lamp will flash) and press the START Switch. Th is will[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Chemical Injection and Warnings Detergent & Rinse-Aid Detergent and Rinse-Aid is au tomatically injected during each washing cycle. The amount of chemical injected is dependant on site conditions, and can be adjusted by a n engineer. The default setting is 300:1 for de tergent and 3000:1 for rinse-aid. A bottle of rinse-aid [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Spraybar Rotation Warning Poor wash quality will result from the lack of rotation of the spray-bar. The machi ne incorporates a spray-bar rotation sensor and will hi ghlight a problem by use of a warning lamp. Spray bar rotation is continua lly monitored du ring the wash and rinse periods of a wash cycle. If rotation is detected[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Other Features Energy Saving In Standby Mode the rinse water temperature is held at a lower valu e than that requi red for the cycle rinse. The shortfal l in rinse temperature is made up during the wash part of a cycle. In this way, energy is no t needlessly wasted. The standby temperature will de pend on the model, th e cycle t[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Daily Maintenance IMPORTANT! Ensure that the electrical an d water supplies are switched off while carrying out the following procedures. This appliance must not be cleaned with a water jet. Refer to Exploded Diagram below for help with maintenance and spares.  At the end of each sessi on, open the machine door and remove the[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk  Remove the Main Tray Filter which cove rs the wash tank trough, and the Drum Filter which covers the wash outlet ho le. Brush them clean under running w ater to ensure that all partic les and fibres are removed.  Use a damp cloth to wipe cl ean the wash tank trough.  Unscrew and remove the two Flat Disc Filters and bru[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Vital Parts To Be Regularly Cleaned / Maintained RINSE ARM & SPINDLE ASSY CS-B0704 (SOVEREIGN 45) CS-B0705 (SOVEREIGN 50) RINSE SPRAY-JET CS-D0719 (BLUE) O-RING CS - X0747 WASH SPRAY-JET CS-D0718 (WHITE) O-RING CS-X0747 WASH ARM & SPINDLE ASSY CS-B0701 (SOVEREIGN 45) CS-B0702 (SOVEREIGN 50)[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk MAIN TRAY FILTER CS-D0316 DRUM FILTER CS - B0304 FLAT DISC FILTER (WASH) CS - F0333 FLAT DISC FILTER (DRAIN) CS - F0332[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Caring For Your Sovereign Glass Washer Observance of the following will ensure maximum efficiency fr om your machine: Please “do” the following: Glass Preparation  Remove all solid material such as cock tail sticks, fruit p eel and pips etc.  Ensure that glasses used fo r speciality coffees or other drinks containing c[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk  Ensure that a Water Softener, where fitted, is regenerated regularly.  Ensure that the Fill/Ready Lamp is green before starting a cycle.  Ensure that a wash cycle is fully completed before removal of glasses. On completion of a cycle, the Start Switch wi ll stop rotating, and there will be five bleeps by the audible al[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Simple Fault Finding Should a problem develop with your Sovereig n machine, please consult the following fault-finding procedures be fore calling for a ssistance. Service Lamp Flashes  The Sovereign machine is designed to keep operating re gardless of most functional errors that might occur. For example, for an internal heate[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk  If a Water Softener is fitted, check th at the softener is not regenerating.  Call for assistance. Machine Will Not Drain  Check for blocked drain filter.  Call for assistance. Machine Filled Okay, But Washtank Is Empty  Check for water siphoning ou t of the machine due to th e Drain Outlet Hose being pushed too [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk  Check that chemical suction tubes are correctly in positi on in the containers. The ‘clear’ tube should be fed by t he detergent container, and the ‘blue’ tube fe d by the Rinse-Aid container.  Ensure that quality chemicals desi gned for glass washing are in use.  Check that the water softener (where fitte d) i[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk  The Sovereign machine is equipped with a Renovate Cycle. Glasses can be put through a Renovate Cycle (u sing Renovate Powder) to remove any build-up of contamination. Renovating glassware is recommended at regular intervals. Brand new glassware should also be renovated prior to using.  Call for assistance. Glasses “Smea[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Machine Noisy In Wash Cycle  Check that the wash tank filt er has been fitted properly.  Check that there is wa ter in the wash tank.  Check the wash tank filters for blockages.  Call for assistance. Excessive Foam In Cabinet  Ensure that quality chemicals desi gned for glass washing are in use.  Check that che[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Machine Errors If the machine experiences a major error, this is indicated by the Service Lamp flashing red. Description of errors: Overfill Error (code ‘1’)  The Service Lamp will flash at a rate of – 1 F lash and 1 Pause  The machine will be unusable.  Closedown the machine and call for an engineer. Overfill Err[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Refill Error (code ‘4’)  The Service Lamp will flash at a rate of – 4 F lashes and 1 Pause  The machine will be unusable.  Closedown the machine and call for an engineer. Rinse Timeout Error (code ‘5’)  The Service Lamp will flash at a rate of – 5 F lashes and 1 Pause  The machine will be unusable. [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Sovereign Glass Washer Installation Electrical Connection IMPORTANT: Electrical connection must be carried out by a competent electrical engineer WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED The wires in the mains lead supplied are co loured in accordance with the following code: G r e e n / Y e l l o w - E a r t h B l u e - N e u t [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk 30 AMP (Recommended) Sovereign machines are supplied from the factory internally wired for 30 amp (5.4 kW) operation and fitted with a 4m m² Mains Cable. Connection must b e ma de t o a 30 amp supply. 13 AMP (Optional) Sovereign machines can be de-rated for operatio n on a 13 Amp supply by a competent engineer. This modificatio[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Electrical Ratings Voltage 230 - 240 V 50Hz Input (W) 5500 (as supplie d) or 3000 (de-rated) Current (A) 24 (as supplie d) or 13 (de-rated) Water Connection Sovereign machine can be connected to mains or storage water. The use of cold water supply is recommended. Water requirements:  Hot or Cold 50 – 1000 kPa (0.5-10 bar) @[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Siting The machine must be sited on a sound leve l surface, with adeq uate clearance for servicing. Allow 50mm extra width and hei ght clearance to ensure ventilatio n around the machine, and aid servicing. Be sure to provi de allowance for water, drain, and electrical connections, and for the positionin g of two 5lt Chem ical B[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk These machines incorporate integral Break Tanks which have a T ype ‘A’ Airgap which comply with the requirements of WRC IRN 001 (Category ‘5’ Risk). The machine can be connected to storage, or di rect to Mains Water Supply. If the Water Hardness exceeds 8° Clark or 120 mg/l (ppm), chemicals designed for hard water must [...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Clenaware Systems Ltd reserve the right to amend specifications WEEE This equipment contains elect rical and electronic components. At the end of it’s life, this equipment should not be mixed with general waste during disposal. For proper treatment, recove ry and recycling, please take this equipment to a de signated recycling[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Service And Warranty Warranty All Clenaware Systems ma chines are covered by a 12 month gua rantee. Clenaware Systems Ltd guarantee that any and all products manufactured and marketed under the Clenaware Systems name and used in the correct way are free from defects in material and/or workmanship for a period of 12 months from t[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk 6: A maintenance service has been carri ed out by Clenaware Systems or an approved / nominate d agent at 12 months from purchase/installatio n. This is chargeable to the customer. 7: That chemicals used during normal operating are those recommended and purchased from Clenaware Systems or an approved / nominated agent. The Clenaw[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Service Warranty 1: All warranty service is performed by Clenaware Systems or an approved / nominated agent. 2: Warranty service is performed Monday to Friday and between the hours of 09.00 and 17.30. 3: All warranty claims should be logged by calling : 01933 666244 Please have the following details to hand to speed up the proce[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk Disclaimer 1: Installation and commissioning of th e Clenaware Systems machines should be carried out by Clenaware Systems or an approved / nominated age nt in accordance with the Clenawar e Systems requirements as detailed in the user manual. Failure to install and commi ssion a machine in line with these requirements can inval[...]

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    www.clenaware.co.uk CLENAWARE SYSTEMS LTD Main Office : +44 (0) 1933 666244 Fax: +44 (0) 1933 665 584 Web: www.clenaware.co.uk Email: info@clenaware.co.uk Main Office Address The Wagon Hovel Strixton Manor Business Centre Strixton. Wellingborough Northants. NN29 7PA Factory Address 30 Huxley Close Park Farm Industrial Estate Wellingborough Northant[...]