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- Page 1 USER MANUAL NARVON SLUSHY #378SM2 DOUBLE BOWL #378SM1 #378SM3 SINGLE BOWL TRIPLE BOWL READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE OPERATION • UPDATED 07/2022 NARVON...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
6.6 Dispensing slushy ............14 NARVON... - Page 3 10. BASIC WIRING DIAGRAMS ......... .26 NARVON...
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Page 4: General Information
This manual is aimed at users and specialized technicians. Users must not attempt to carry out any operations restricted to qualified technicians. The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage or injury caused as a result of failure to comply with this rule. owners. NARVON... -
Page 5: How To Keep The Manual
SPECIALIZED TECHNICIAN This symbol identifies operations that may be performed only by qualified technical personnel. MOVING MACHINE PARTS This symbol identifies the danger due to moving parts existing in the machine. NARVON... -
Page 6: Machine Description
To make the instructions easier to read, the following abbreviations are used herein: #378SM1, References the (1) bowl slushy machine #378SM2, References the (2) bowl slushy machine #378SM3, References the (3) bowl slushy machine Slushy 1 FF Slushy 2 FF... - Page 7 (if present) on the bowl lids. Bowl mixing switch (one for each the gearmotor that drives the auger for bowl. • • • All versions with temperature • This shows the temperature of the display product inside the tank NARVON...
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Page 8: Safety
They must organize all the operational sequences and use suitable equipment, according to the characteristics and weight of the object to be handled and in strict compliance with the applicable regulations currently in force. • or solvents of any kind. NARVON... -
Page 9: Packaging
Make sure that no one is stationed within range of lifting and handling operations. In difficult conditions, specialized personnel should be appointed to oversee the movements of the machine. Manual handling of the machine requires at least two people. Fig. 04 NARVON... -
Page 10: Installation
We recommend keeping the box for future conveyance or transport. NARVON... -
Page 11: Operation
• to use adapters. 6. OPERATION properly. 6.1 Preparing the product Warning: Product may be poured into the bowl only when the machine is off and unplugged. Warning: Do not force the lid opening in case of difficulty. NARVON... - Page 12 Before removing the lid, switch off the machine and unplug it. Warning: There are some moving parts inside the bowl, which may cause injuries; turn off and unplug the machine before carrying out any operation inside the bowl. NARVON...
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Page 13: (Temperature Display)
ALARMS Programming and adjustment outputs will be disabled. Press the switch to turn on the machine lid light. 6.4. Starting #378SM2 and #378SM3 Fig.13 (Temperature display) Switch (A Switch (C To make SLUSH DRINKS (GRANITA): Deviators (D) in granita). - Page 14 If you wish to lower the consistency of the product all that is needed is to turn the valve counterclockwise (right). We can (point of minimum consistency). Fig 17 Decimal point 3 TANKS Fig 18 Decimal point NARVON...
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Page 15: Dispensing Slushy
6.7. Emergency situations WARNING: To shut down the machine in an emergency situation, firmly press the main switch into position -0-. In case of freezing, switch off the machine and contact a service center or specialized technician. NARVON... -
Page 16: Mechanical Thermostat
Fig. 22 the machine begins to operate normally once again. 6.8.3 Dirty filter signal 6.8.3.1 Air machines at the condenser causes an increase of temperature at the situated on the right panel. The red pilot light (PR) on the NARVON... -
Page 17: Cleaning And Maintenance
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Page 18: Emptying The Bowls
It is forbidden to clean or service the machine when it is plugged in and the main switch is positioned on 1- . NARVON... -
Page 19: Disassembling The Dispensing Tap
Push the push lever dispenser 3. Remove the bowl from its seat by pushing and tapping shown. Fig. 28 Fig.31 Fig.32 These components may be placed in a basin containing hot Fig.32 Fig 29 NARVON... -
Page 20: Reassembling The Washed Components
Apply the seal (A) on the auger as shown in the Fig.35. Warning: Do not submerge lids equipped Fig. 35 with lighting in any type of liquid. Before starting the cleaning and sanitizing operations of the lid, remove it from the machine as described in the previous chapter. NARVON... - Page 21 Fig.36. Fig. 36 Mount the seal (B) on the bowl. Fig. 40 Fig. 37 the hooks and the joint that the gasket (J) is placed in its lodging. Fig.38 Fig. 41 Note: Rotate the auger to engage it. NARVON...
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Page 22: Rinsing Cycle
1. Fill the tank with clean water. The operator is forbidden to disassemble any lid component. only. tap. 7.7. Cleaning the drip tray Fig. 44 Note: All of the drip trays present in the machine on top of it and pull it out. NARVON... -
Page 23: Bulb Replacement
7.9.2. Cleaning the condenser for Periodically clean the condenser situated inside the machine. #378SM2 and #378SM3 Warning: Removing safety guards will expose The safety guard may be secured in place using mechanical some sharp surfaces of the machine. -
Page 24: Periodic Maintenance
Any worn components must be replaced by an original spare part. It is forbidden to use the machine when even only one of its components is faulty or worn. Users are forbidden to perform periodic maintenance. NARVON... -
Page 25: Troubleshooting
The auger is noisy. The seal is not lubricated. (Fig.36) Lubricate the seal accordingly. The tap does not dispense. Blocks of ice inside the bowl. contents to melt and check that the product has been correctly diluted. contact a specialized technician. NARVON... -
Page 26: Basic Wiring Diagrams
10. BASIC WIRING DIAGRAMS MODEL 378SM1 / 115 Volt t° MODEL 378SM2 / 115 Volt NARVON... - Page 27 MODEL 378SM3 / 115 Volt NARVON...
- Page 28 TANK 3 MIXING MOTOR SWITCH L.L. L.L.1 L.L.3 L.MC MIXING MOTOR TANK 1 MIXING MOTOR TANK 3 MIXING MOTOR FAN MOTOR FAN MOTOR 1 N.T.C N.T.C 1 N.T.C 3 R.Mc TANK THERMOSTAT TANK 1 THERMOSTAT TANK 3 THERMOSTAT TRANSFORMER TR.L TRANSFORMER NARVON...