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Cleveland Range HA-MKDL-100-CC manual

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    Cle v eland Range Inc. 1333 East 179th St., Cle veland, Ohio , U.S .A. 44110 Ph : 1-216-481-4900 Fx : 1-216-481-3782 Visit our W eb Site at www .clevelandrange.com Cook/Chill Systems SECT . XIV PA GE 7 1201 COOK/CHILL HO RIZONT AL AGIT A T O R ST A TIONARY MIXER KETTLES MODELS :  HA-MKDL-60-CC  HA-MKDL-200-CC  HA-MKDL- 100-CC  HA-MKDL-3[...]

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    SECT . XIV PA GE 8 1201 Litho in USA Cleveland Range reserves right of design improvement or modification, as warranted. MINIMUM CLEARANCE FOR KETTLES FRONT 36" SIDE 12" REAR 12" DIMENSIONS MODEL A B C D E F ELECTRICAL PER KETTLE - R.P .M. 208V/ 3PH/60Hz HA-MKDL-60-CC 32 1/2" 50 3/4" 47" 83" 29 1/2" 8" 1[...]

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    CLEVELAND RANGE, LLC. Cleveland Range, LLC. 1333 East 179 th Street Cleveland, OH 44110 Phone: (216) 481-4900 Fax: (216) 481-3782 http://www.clevelandrange.com MIXER KETTLES Kettle Placement  Level  Centered on hoist rail  All legs bolted to floor  Gear box properly supported  Proper clearance  Pasta basket and batch bucket cleara[...]

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    _______________________________________________________________________ _ HORIZONTAL AGITATOR KETTLE OPERATIONS AND CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS As with all equipment that has electrical components, care must be exercised when using water and chemicals to clean food service equipment. Use a mild detergent following instructions of th[...]

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    _______________________________________________________________________ _ DAILY PRE-START UP 1. The operator must check the kettle, springs and scraper blades for proper installation before turning kettle on. 2. Make sure the connecting coupling from the drive shaft to the agitator is properly installed with the quick release pin fully engaged. 3. [...]

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    _______________________________________________________________________ _ 7. To add ingredients to the kettle, push AGITATOR STOP button. Steam heating will continue in the jacket and the agitator must be started again as soon as possible or product might burn on the surface of the kettle. 8. CONTINUOUS STEAM is a manual override allowing steam int[...]

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    _______________________________________________________________________ _ PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE COOK/CHILL MIXER & PASTA KETTLES A. AUTOMATIC DUMP VALVE Weekly - Check air collector regulator for moister, dirt, and proper pressure - Check all orings and seals and gaskets - Check valve operation - Lubricate with light oil when needed - Check ai[...]

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    _______________________________________________________________________ _ PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE COOK/CHILL MIXER & PASTA KETTLES (continued) E. SAFETY VALVE Weekly - Check for leakage - Steam pressure 65 psi. max. - Safety set at 100 psi. F. LEAKS Weekly - Check for leaks of any type ( water - steam - hydraulic ) ( Leaks take away from perform[...]

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    ________________________________________________________________________ HAMKDL- 60 – CC-T • Make sure kettle is level, equipment can move as floors settle • Make sure kettle is bolted securely to floor, bolts may loosen after time • Check the incoming power and amp draws (per rating plate) • Check incoming air pressure (_” line 1cfm @ [...]

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    ________________________________________________________________________ HA-MKDL-100-CC-T • Make sure kettle is level, equipment can move as floors settle • Make sure kettle is bolted securely to floor, bolts may loosen after time • Check the incoming power and amp draws (per rating plate) • Check incoming air pressure (_” line 1cfm @ 90p[...]

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    ________________________________________________________________________ HA-MKDL-200-CC-T • Make sure kettle is level, equipment can move as floors settle • Make sure kettle is bolted securely to floor, bolts may loosen after time • Check the incoming power and amp draws (per rating plate) • Check incoming air pressure (_” line 1cfm @ 90p[...]

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    ________________________________________________________________________ HA-MKDL-300-CC-T • Make sure kettle is level, equipment can move as floors settle • Make sure kettle is bolted securely to floor, bolts may loosen after time • Check the incoming power and amp draws (per rating plate) • Check incoming air pressure (_” line 1cfm @ 90p[...]