Air Tube; Adjustable Draw Handle - Taylor 336 Original Operating Instructions

Turn the power switch to the ON position. Press the
WASH button and observe the freezer's performance.
Open the side access panel. Make sure the beater motor
is turning the drive shaft in a clockwise direction (from the
operator end) without binding.
If the beater motor is turning properly, press the WASH
button to cancel the cycle. Press the AUTO button (on
both sides of the unit) to resume normal operation. If the
freezer shuts down again, contact a Taylor service
technician.

Air Tube

The air tube serves two purposes. One end of the tube
has a hole, and the other end does not.
Figure 5-2
1. After priming the machine, lubricate the O-rings on
the air tube (the end with the hole) and place it into
the mix inlet hole. Every time the draw handle is
raised, new mix and air from the hopper will flow
down into the freezing cylinder. This will keep the
freezing cylinder properly loaded and will maintain
overrun.
2. During long "ensure" periods, remove the air orifice.
Lubricate the O-rings on the air tube (the end
without the hole), and place it into the mix inlet hole.
This will prevent any mix from entering the freezing
cylinder.
The air orifice is used to meter a certain amount of air
into the freezing cylinder. The air orifice maintains
overrun and allows enough mix to enter the freezing
cylinder after a draw.
User Interface

Adjustable Draw Handle

These units feature an adjustable draw handle to provide
the best portion control. The draw handle should be
adjusted to provide a flow rate of 5 to 7-1/2 oz. of product
per 10 seconds. To increase the flow rate, turn the screw
counterclockwise. Turn the screw clockwise to
decrease the flow rate. During sanitizing and rinsing, the
flow rate can be increased by removing the pivot pin and
placing the restrictive bar on the top. When drawing
product, always place the restrictive bar on the bottom.
Important! When dispensing product, pull only one draw
handle at a time.
Model 336, 338, 339
USER INTERFACE
Figure 5-3
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