Vollrath Mix60-Water Cooled - Manual (Page 8)

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Mixer
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5.2 Assembling parts
- Before inserting the tap, turn the lever [15] fully to the LEFT (OPEN position). Failing to do so might prevent the tap
from fully inserting into the slot;
- Loosen (do not remove) knurled fastening knob [16];
- If necessary, lubricate the piston’s O- ring [13], inside the port [3], and their gaskets, with food- safe sanitary lubricant
(NSFapproved);
- Fully insert tap [11] into the port [3] and tighten fastening knob [16];
Check that the knob’s head [16] is correctly and firmly fixed in the slot [3], to avoid damage to the
gaskets and subsequent leakages.
- Turn tap’s lever fully to the RIGHT (CLOSED position). Lever should rotate without excessive resistance.
- Install drip tray [26] (with its bracket [27]) onto the front panel.
5.3 Electrical connection
DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE. HIGH VOLTAGE WILL SHOCK, BURN OR CAUSE DEATH. ANY ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION MUST BE DONE ONLY BY A LICENSED ELECTRICAN.
THE ELECTRIC SAFETY OF THIS AUTOMATIC DEVICE IS REACHED
ONLY WHEN THE SAME IS CORRECTLY CONNECTED, BY QUALIFIED
AND CERTIFIED PERSONNEL, TO AN EFFICIENT GROUNDING SYS-
TEM, MADE AS PROVIDED FOR IN FORCE SAFETY REGULATIONS.
The manufacturer must not be considered responsible for eventual damages
caused by an inadequate electric or earthing system.
All the electric device's features required for the system’s proportioning are reported
on the Technical Data Plate and on the Technical Handbook.
FOR PREPARING THE ELECTRIC SYSTEM WHICH SUPPLIES THE DEVICE, IT IS COMPULSORY TO
FOLLOW THE PRESCRIPTIVE STANDARDS IN FORCE. IN PARTICULAR:
- The electric capacity of the system must exactly match the supply’s voltage and frequency required by the device;
- the current capacity of the system must be suitable for the device’s input;
- the system must end with an accepted 4 pole electric socket and with electric and mechanical suitable characteris-
tics. The electric socket’s poles must be marked with appropriate letters (phases R- S- T + ground); the earth’s pole
must be recognizable;
- the electric socket must prevent, through appropriate mechanical measures, the plug’s wrong connection;
- the electric socket must have, above or annexed, a breaker, conformed to the in force safety laws, with an associated
gearing placed near the device, in a position easily reachable by the operator. It must also be protected by fuses,
above or annexed, with characteristics suited at the current absorbed by the device.
A WRONG CONNECTION ON THE GROUND TERMINAL MAY CAUSE SERIOUS DANGER.