Conair WSB - Manual (Page 94)

The blade assembly should slip on and off the motor shaft easily.
The need to use excessive force to remove the mixer assembly may bend
the blades and they may eventually break off. Correct this if it is a
problem.
*77 and *54 PRINTOUTS
After you have fixed any problems, use the *77 and *54 functions to
obtain printouts and fax them to us for evaluation.
MODEL GT - Autoweigh TOTALIZER
THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR "TOTALIZERS" ONLY
Conair Autoweigh Totalizers track the exact weight of material that
passes through the unit.
They operate exactly like Autoweigh Blenders except that only one
component is dispensed. Because of this difference, Totalizers are
mechanically much simpler then blenders. The differences are the
single compartment material hopper and the elimination of the mixing
chamber.
Totalizers use the same software as blenders. This manual is correct
for the software provided in a Totalizer. However, since there is only
one component, totalizers are very simple to operate. All thumbwheel
switches are always set to zero. In this way only Natural is
dispensed. Natural does not require a setting. With all other
component settings on zero, Natural is dispensed as 100 percent of the
"blend".
The TUTORIAL covers basic instruction on operating the controller. The
INSTRUCTION MANUAL covers the set-up and check out procedures.
Remember: For TOTALIZERS, as you read this manual, ignore all
reference to Regrind, Color, and Additive. You are
concerned with the NATURAL component only. Also ignore
references to the mix chamber.
Basic operation:
Leave all thumbwheel switches on zero.
Turn unit on; POWER, PAUSE, and STOP switches up.
As material is dispensed and weighed, totals will accumulate in the
controller memory.
You may retrieve these totals at any time by:
1. using the VIEW key for direct read out on the display,
2. using a printer for a printed record,
3. using our MLAN software to port all information to a computer,
4. set unit to continuously display the total through-put (see next
page).
Read this instruction manual for more information on these options.
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