The many built-in safety features that Take precautions to protect eyes, lungs, and are part of all Taylor equipment are aimed at all parts of the body from potential harm when using protecting operators and trained service technicians any chemical cleaner.
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This unit has many sharp edges that can DO NOT store flammable vapors, liquids, or cause severe injuries. combustible material in the vicinity of the grill. This unit must NOT be installed in an area Appropriate grill clearance must be where a water jet or hose can be used.
For complete installation details, please see the Three dedicated electrical connections are required checkout card. for the models C832, C834, C842, and C844 (two 3 phase and one interlock/control single phase). Two dedicated electrical connections are required for the Site Preparation...
60245 IEC 57). They must be installed container must be provided. This container is with the proper cord anchorage to relieve conductors supplied by the KES, not the Taylor Company. from strain, including twisting, at the terminals and protect the insulation of the conductors from abrasion.
Floor Clearance: 3-3/4 to 8-3/4” (96 to 223 mm) phase. See electrical chart for proper electrical (Casters may be adjusted.) requirements. Manufactured to be permanently connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as Approximate Weight local codes allow.
See electrical chart for proper electrical requirements. Manufactured to be permanently Approximate Weight connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as local codes allow. Net: 758 lbs. (343.8 kgs.) Crated: 872 lbs.
Depth: 39-3/4” (1010 mm) permanently connected. Consult your KES or local Height : 49-9/16 to 54-9/16” (1258 to 1385 mm) Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle Cooking Surface Height: 29 to 34” (737 to 864 mm) specifications as local codes allow.
See the electrical chart for the proper electrical Floor Clearance: 5-5/8 to 10-5/8” (143 to 270 mm) requirements. Manufactured to be permanently (Casters may be adjusted.) connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as Approximate Weight local codes allow.
See the electrical chart for the proper electrical Floor Clearance: 5-5/8 to 10-5/8” (143 to 270 mm) requirements. Manufactured to be permanently (Casters may be adjusted.) connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as Approximate Weight local codes allow.
Floor Clearance: 5-3/16 to 10-3/16” phase. See electrical chart for proper electrical (132 to 259 mm) (Casters may be adjusted.) requirements. Manufactured to be permanently connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as Approximate Weight local codes allow.
See electrical chart for proper electrical Floor Clearance: 5-3/16 to 10-3/16” requirements. Manufactured to be permanently (132 to 259 mm) (Casters may be adjusted.) connected. Consult your KES or local Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle specifications as local codes allow. Approximate Weight...
Height : 50-1/2 to 55-1/2” (1283 to 1410 mm) permanently connected. Consult your KES or local Cooking Surface Height: 29 to 34” (737 to 864 mm) Taylor distributor for cord and receptacle Floor Clearance: 3-3/4 to 8-3/4” specifications as local codes allow.
Patty Placement Guides Placement procedures of meat products must be Patties must be removed immediately after the followed on the clamshell grill. Meat must be placed upper platen has been raised to the OPEN position on the lower grill plate two patties at a time, front to and after the meat has been seasoned.
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Figure 9 Patty placement procedures for International Markets may differ. Follow the recommendations of your local McDonald's authorities. 150210 McDonald's Intelligap Grills Introduction...
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Figure 10 Patty placement procedures for International Markets may differ. Follow the recommendations of your local McDonald's authorities. Introduction McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
Section 2: Controls and Systems Control Keys Control Overview Control Operation LonWorks® Gateway Software Loading Procedures Electrical Power Distribution Amp Draw Pneumatic System Model C835 & C845 Gas Connections Model C835 & C845 Heating System Operation Model C835 & C845 Ignition Detection Control High Voltage Gas System - IDC Overview Exhaust Hoods McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
Control Keys Figure 11 ITEM DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION FAN INTERLOCK SWITCH RIGHT ARROW KEY ON/OFF KEY UP ARROW KEY AM/PM KEY PROGRAM KEY MANUAL/AUTO KEY TEMPERATURE KEY LEFT ARROW KEY COOK TIME KEY DOWN ARROW KEY LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY OK KEY 140922 Controls and Systems McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
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Key Functions To better communicate in the International arena, the words on many of our operator keys have been replaced by symbols to indicate their functions. The following keys are used on units built after 2011. Cook Time Key (Inactive in Auto mode) ON/OFF Key Primary Function: Turns controller on Primary Function: Used in Programming...
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The following keys were used on units built before 2011. Cook Time Key (Inactive in Auto mode) ON/OFF Key Primary Function: Turns controller on Primary Function: Used in Programming and off to start a preheating mode and to mode to change “Remove Time” of a auto-gap the platen.
Control Operation To Cook in the Flat Grill Mode To Display the Current Temperatures Note: The actual temperatures may be displayed at Step 1 any time, including during a Cook cycle. Step 1 To select a flat grill menu item, press the and select “AM”...
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Auto Leveling Control Menu Access Step 1 The Control Menu gives access to all Menu items, Make sure the grill surfaces are clean and the System Set Up items, Software Versions, and release sheets are installed. Service Menu items. Step 2 Allow the grill to reach operating temperature Step 1 (minimum of 45 minutes).
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Menu Items Step 2 After the Service passcode has been entered, To change the setting, press the changes to the Menu Items can be made. until the desired AM or PM selection is displayed. IMPORTANT: Changing Numerical Digits in Press the key to save the selection.
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Step 3 Remove Alarm This feature is used to determine if the alarm will be Press the key to move the cursor to the next cancelled automatically or manually. numerical digit. Step 1 Step 4 Repeat this sequence for each numerical digit until After selecting the item, press the key until the the correct setting is displayed.
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Must Remove In Prep Alarm If the PREP BREAD IN feature is programmed, this This feature activates an alarm to remind the cook to feature is used to select either MANUAL or AUTO. remove the product from the grill. Step 1 Step 1 After selecting the item, press the key until the...
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Auto Gap The screen will display “BOTTOM TEMP ___”. IMPORTANT! These settings should not be changed unless authorized by a Taylor Service Representative. This change should only be performed to adjust deformed product. Before attempting to change the product thickness settings, 10:1 - CLAM cook the deformed product in the MANUAL mode.
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Step 4 FLAT SELECTION: Press the key. The following screen will If FLAT” was selected, after the key is display. pressed, the screen will display “FUNCTIONS: 0”. The new flat item can have a maximum of three functions: Turn, Sear, and Turn/Sear. In the following example, FUNCTION 1: TURN will be used.
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i. The screen will display “PREP BREAD IN: 000”. e. The screen will display “REMOVE GAP: 000”. If Scroll to the desired selection and press the the new item is a multi-gap product, use the key. keys to enter the product gap j.
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n. The AUTO GAP screen will display. This screen Factory Default Settings Reset shows two sets of numbers. The first set of Procedures numbers is the minimum gap and second set of numbers is the maximum gap of the item. Perform the following steps to reset the control to the factory default settings.
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Step 4 Step 8 Press and hold the key once. Press and hold the key until the following screen displays. RESET CORE MENU? RESET SYSTEM SETUP? Step 5 Step 9 Press and hold the key once. Press the key once. RETAIN COOK TIMES? RESET SYSTEM SETUP? Step 6...
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Default Menu Settings STRIP BACON - CLAM AM-Y PM-Y The following settings are pre-set from the Taylor Company. REMOVE IN: 023 SECS REMOVE ALARM : AUTO 10:1 - CLAM REMOVE GAP : 089 AM-N PM-Y MUST REMOVE IN REMOVE IN: 44 SECS TOP TEMP : 425°F (218°C)
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AUTO SELECTION : NO TOP TEMP : OFF BOTTOM TEMP : 340°F (171°C) FOLDED EGGS - FLAT Note: This item is not activated by Taylor, but is AM-Y PM-N available for store use. REMOVE IN : 035 SECS REMOVE ALARM : AUTO...
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Figure 14 below identifies the probe locations for the Model C832 grill. Model C832 Figure 16 Figure 17 below identifies the probe locations for the Model C836 grill.
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Figure18 below identifies the probe locations for the Figure 20 below identifies the probe locations for the Model C838 grill. Model C844 grill. C838 Model C844 Figure 18 Figure 19 below identifies the probe locations for the Figure 20 Model C842 grill. Figure 21 below identifies the probe locations for the Model C842 Model C845 grill.
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The set point for the grill is 425°F (218°C) for the Step 5 upper platens and 375°F (191°C) for the lower cook surface. The grill will begin the daily auto-leveling To calibrate the next zone, use the key to procedures once the grill is at 400°F (204°C) for the move to the next zone.
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Auto Close Too Cool Delay Note: The auto close feature may be disabled. When the temperature of a heating zone drops 39_F Step 1 (22_C) below the setpoint, a timer will start. If the timer expires before the temperature rises above this level, a “TOO COOL”...
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Auto Prod Melt Time Date Step 1 This feature allows a one second delay before the platen is completely lowered into the cooking From the SYSTEM SET UP menu, press the position. This feature is used to melt any ice crystals key until the screen displays “DATE”.
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Step 3 Standby Alert Press the keys to increase or decrease Step 1 the digit. Scroll to the next digit to be adjusted and repeat these steps, until the desired time has been From the SYSTEM SET UP menu, press the entered.
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Step 3 Platen Leveling Temperature Note: It is not recommended that the Platen To make an adjustment to the time, use the Leveling Temperatures be changed. However, if an adjustment is necessary, follow the instructions below. keys to scroll to the digit to be changed (i.e., hour, minute, and AM/PM).
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Step 7 Gap Calibration Step 1 Press the key twice and then press the key to Auto-Level the platen. (See Auto Leveling on page 23.) From the SYSTEM SET UP menu, press the key until the screen displays “GAP CALIBRATION.” IMPORTANT! Always Auto-Level the platen (Note: The factory default setting is .015 for all three when changing the gaps.
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Service Diagnostics MORE Pressing the key will display the following Step 1 screen. After the Service passcode has been entered, press key until the screen displays ”SERVICE”. Figure 24 To exit this screen, press the key. Figure 22 “BTNS” - Pressing the key will display: Step 2 Press the...
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“IGNT” - Pressing the key will display: “XFAN” - Pressing the key will display the following. Figure 28 This item is used to adjust the exhaust fan speed. Figure 26 To exit this screen, press the key. Note: This item only applies to gas grills. It is used to verify that the grill is getting ignition.
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PLAT If all three motors are working correctly and have auto-leveled, the screen will display “NOW > LEVEL.” Pressing the key will display: Figure 32 If a motor does not operate correctly, the screen will Figure 30 display “NOW > LOST.” “LEVL”...
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“STOP” - Pressing the key will manually stop the signal to the platen motors. To exit this screen, press the key. TEMP Pressing the key will display: Figure 34 To exit this screen, press the key. “MORE” - Pressing the key displays: Figure 36 “TOP”...
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“BOT” - Pressing the key under “BOT” will “AUX” - Pressing the key under “AUX” will display the following screen. display the following screen. Figure 38 Pressing the key below each zone will activate or de-activate each heater. (Note: Temperatures Figure 39 cannot be calibrated from this menu.) IMPORTANT: Remember to shut the heater off.
LonWorks® Gateway Figure 40 LONWorks® Gateway is a “Smart Equipment” The gateway is installed in our equipment near the networking solution for McDonald's, utilizing existing power entry point. A separate 40VA transformer and power lines to transmit data instead of Ethernet a Corcom filter provide the power to the LON®...
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Enabling LonWorks® Gateway Step 9 Press the key to exit the programming mode. IMPORTANT! The Gateway must be enabled on all three control panels. Repeat the following Step 10 steps for each control panel. Repeat Steps 1 - 9 to enable the Gateway on the second and third control panels.
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Sending Service Pin From LonWorks® “Wink” Network Commissioning Tool Gateway A network commissioning process tool called the “wink” function can be initiated over the existing user interface to identify a piece of equipment. When the USE CAUTION when accessing the “wink”...
Software Loading Procedures IMPORTANT: After loading new software, the h. Repeat until all offsets are recorded and then gap, volume, and temperature settings will be at the default factory settings. press the key. Step 1 i. Press the key until the screen displays Record the present settings for system setup “GAP CALIBRATION.”...
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f. Turn the Fan Interlock Switch to the “ON” l. When the software download is complete, “OFF” position. will be displayed. m. Turn the Fan Interlock Switch to the “OFF” g. While “OFF” is displayed, press the position. and enter the Service Menu passcode. n.
Electrical Power Distribution The left high voltage powers the left upper platen, The right high voltage powers the right upper platen, the left lower plate, and the middle front and center the right lower plate, the middle upper platen, and zones of the lower plate.
Amp Draw C832 Domestic Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C832 (208/60/3): C832 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2 Left Side of Grill L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 Lower Front Plate 11.06 Lower Middle Plate 11.06...
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C835 Domestic Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C835 (208/60/3): Note: It is not possible to connect the heaters as a balanced 3phase load on this model. For simplification, the heater loads are calculated using the highest load from one phase for ALL phases. C835 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2...
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C842 Domestic Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C842 (208/60/3): C842 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2 Left Side of Grill L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 Lower Front Plate 9.13 Lower Middle Plate 9.13 Lower Rear Plate 9.13 Top Back Platen...
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C842/844 International Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C842/844 (230400/50/3): C842/844 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2 Left Side of Grill L1N L2N L3N L1N L2N L3N Lower Front Plate Lower Middle Plate Lower Rear Plate Top Back Platen 5.33 5.33...
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C845 Domestic Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C845 (208/60/3): C845 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2 Left Side of Grill L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 Lower Front Plate Lower Middle Plate Lower Rear Plate Top Back Platen 6.25 6.25...
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C845 International Grill The following table indicates the typical amp draw for the Model C845 (230400/50/3): C845 Grill Cord 1 Cord 2 Left Side of Grill L1N L2N L3N L1L2 L2L3 L1L3 Lower Front Plate Lower Middle Plate Lower Rear Plate Top Back Platen 5.65 5.65...
Pneumatic System Compressor and Accumulator Relief Valve The compressor pumps air into the accumulator, The relief valve ensures that accumulator pressure building the pressure in the accumulator to 60 psi does not exceed 70 lbs (483 kPa). (414 kPa). Check Valve Regulator The check valve is a “one‐way”...
Model C835 & C845 Gas Connections To ensure proper operation, the Model C835 and Step 9 C845 gas grills require a minimum pipe size of 1 After all heat zones are turned on, verify the gas inch (25 mm). For propane gas, the next lower size regulator settings: can be used.
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These gas categories appear on the official Gastec Certificate E7305, August 28, 2009 ** DK-Denmark, ES-Spain, F1-Finland, GB-Great Britain, GR-Greece, IE-Ireland, IT-Italy, NO-Norway, PT-Portugal, SE-Sweden, CH-Switzerland *** The last 3 digits of the Taylor part number correspond to the supply pressure/orifice part number shown in the single gas category. 120807...
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These gas categories appear on the official Gastec Certificate TBD (To Be Determined) ** DK-Denmark, ES-Spain, F1-Finland, GB-Great Britain, GR-Greece, IE-Ireland, IT-Italy, NO-Norway, PT-Portugal, SE-Sweden, CH-Switzerland *** The last 3 digits of the Taylor part number correspond to the supply pressure/orifice part number shown in the single gas category. 120807...
Model C835 & C845 Heating System Operation - Domestic Air Section Gas Section Gas from the supply is regulated through the gas The fan operates. regulator. Static pressure builds up and engages the static Gas is distributed through the gas solenoids. pressure switch.
Model C845 Heating System Operation - Pimple Pilot Starting with serial number M2125255, the Model Gas Section C845 is built with the pimple pilot electrode. The pimple pilot gas line is connected to the grill's gas supply after the gas valves and before the blower.
Model C835 & C845 Ignition Detection Control - Domestic The gas grills contain an Ignition Detection Lockout Control (IDC) which is responsible for generating a high voltage spark. The IDC Board has three If the flame is not detected, the ignition probe will not functions: receive flame sense current and the gas solenoid will close.
High Voltage Gas System - IDC Overview Ignition Detection Control IDC Fault Codes (International) The Fenwal IDC is equipped with system fault detection. The fault modes are then expressed through the IDC’s LED. The following section will The International grill models contain an Ignition cover the failures and their correlating LED Detection Control (IDC) which is responsible for the sequences.
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Flame Fault (LED flashes 2 times) Flame Failure Reignition If the gas solenoid fails to close completely and the If the burner is lit and it goes out (Flame Sense is burner stays lit, the flame sense circuit will detect it lost) the control will try to reignite within 0.8 and energize the blower.
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Fenwal IDC Pin Configuration Description Description 24VAC/R 24 VAC supply to processor (MCB Output) 120/240 VAC Input (Hot) TH/W Thermostat input (MCB Output) IND/V1 Inducer Blower (Output) Pressure Switch Input Alarm (Normally closed contacts) System Ground Remote Flame Sensor Gas Valve Power (Output) to Relay FC+, FC...
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The first is a volt signal is send from the 12 Circuit Overview IDC Output (On MCB) to contact 12 on relay. When the relay closes the 12 volt When a MCB calls for heat the MCB sends a signal comes out of contact 8 and it sent to J4 Pin 10.
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Flame Sense Current Test (high voltage international models only) Figure 50 Flame Sense is the current that passes through the To measure the flame sense current connect a flame from the electrode to ground. The flames multimeter (with Micro Amp capability) to the coming off of the burner complete the circuit from FC+ (Positive meter probe) and FC...
General Troubleshooting Guide All Models PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY One side of the clamshell grill will One power connection is not Check the power connection. not heat. The control displays the connected. message, “UPPER HEATER FAILURE” or “LOWER HEATER FAILURE”. The restaurant circuit breaker has Reset the restaurant circuit tripped.
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All Models (Cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY The display reads “TOO COOL” Loose frozen product (e.g., onions, Inspect operation and inform the (Zone ID) and will not allow a cook shrimp) is being piled on top of the operator to spread the product to a cycle to start.
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All Models (Cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY The upper platen will not stay in The processor control is not set Check the time setting on the the COOK position, but will stay in properly. processor control. the STANDBY mode. The upper platen will not stay in Faulty wire connections.
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All Models (Cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY The product is not recognized. The grill is not set in the Auto Correct the product menu settings. Product Recognition mode. The product is out of specification Use good product that is within (examples: freezer burned, specification.
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Model C835 and C845 Gas Zones Only PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY The heater is not heating or is Upper Platen: The power cord is Check the plug receptacle and heating too slowly. The display loose or partially unplugged at the reset the connection.
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Model C835 and C845 Gas Zones Only (Cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY The burner lights but the zone is The grill is out of calibration. Calibrate the grill. cool or overheats. The processor control is faulty. Replace the control. The thermocouple or the Replace the thermocouple or the thermocouple interface board is thermocouple interface board.
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Model C835 and C845 Gas Zones Only (Cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY Intermediate “IGNITION Loose/dirty connections throughout Clean all wire terminals in the gas TERMINATED” error message the gas system. system with contact cleaner. displays. (Service bulletin S2691.) Inspect all wire terminals and perform tug This error message displays when test to make ensure proper the J4 Pin 10 on the motor control...
Error Messages Probe Location Abbreviations Too Cool Temperature TB: Top Back Upper Platen This message is displayed when the temperature of TF: Top Front Upper Platen a cook zone drops 39°F (22°C) below set BB: Bottom Back Lower Cook Surface temperature.
Motor/Platen Troubleshooting IMPORTANT! The following visual observations do Test 2: Pulley Oscillation not necessarily mean a motor has failed: Perform this test only if display reads “Please Oil residue on the motor housing or oil spots Wait for Auto Leveling”. are visible on the insulation.
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Test 3: Motor Hall Harness Ground Check IMPORTANT! Verify that the interlock switch is ON and the 12 pin harness is plugged in. Step 1 On the motor hall harness (12 pin) check pin 12 (red) for 12 VDC to ground. Step 2 On the motor hall harness (12 pin) check pin 12 (red) for 12 VDC to pin 11 (black).
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Test 4: Motor Turning Before replacing the motor, complete all remaining troubleshooting procedures to determine the cause of the short. IMPORTANT! Verify that the interlock switch is ON, but the display mode is OFF. With the motors plugged into the interface board, using an 8” (200 mm) crescent wrench, slowly turn each motor to the left and right.
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Step 5 Measure the capacitance between pins 1 and 2 of the motor plug. All readings should be 300 nF +/10%. If the readings are not in the range, the motor has failed and needs to be replaced. Note: Meter must be set to nanofarad for this test. Test 6: Interface Board Continuity With all five plugs disconnected from the interface board, check for continuity between the pins as shown in the following diagrams.
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Negative Power Supply Test Ground Power Supply Test Troubleshooting McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
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Hall Sensor Test Motor #1 Hall Sensor Test Motor #2 McDonald's Intelligap Grills Troubleshooting...
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Hall Sensor Test Motor #3 Phase Test Motor #1 Troubleshooting McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
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Phase Test Motor #2 Phase Test Motor #3 McDonald's Intelligap Grills Troubleshooting...
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078020 CONNECTORMATE LOCK9 CIRPI 072969 TOOLEXTRACTIONPIN AMP*C842 Note: If the grill has passed all of the previous tests 073186 HARNESSSERVICE *C842* and is still not operating properly, contact the Taylor 073896 HARNESSADAPTER *C842* Service Department. Troubleshooting McDonald's Intelligap Grills...
Meat Quality Troubleshooting The product served from the grills is the result of cook times, temperatures, pressures and operations. Use the following chart to troubleshoot poor meat quality and to educate the operator. PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY 1. Under‐cooked. a. Freezer burn. a.
Taylor Distributor, and the required service work is provided by an authorized Taylor service technician. Taylor reserves the right to deny warranty claims on equipment or parts if non-approved parts or refrigerant were installed in the machine, system modifications were performed beyond factory recommendations, or it is determined that the failure was caused by neglect or abuse.
Motor A.-Mount - X72403 (C842/C844/C845) Figure 88 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. SCREW-6-32X5/8 RHM/STNLS 019309 PULLEY-2/7-16 DIA. X .063 072457 PCB A - INTERFACE MOTOR X73633-SER SCREW-SHOULDER 058381 4-40X.3755 MOUNT-PCB 072898 SCREW-10-32X1-5/8 SHCS SS 079117 MOUNT BOTTOM-PCB 072901 WASHER-#10/18-8 SS FLAT 037841...
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Compressor A.-Air - X83304-34 (C836 & C838) Figure 99 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. COMPRESSOR-AIR 032129-27 CONNECTOR-MATE LOCK-3 044823 FITTING-HI TEMP 1/4X1/4 OD 9 058771-2 MANIFOLD A. 073129-R TANK-ACCUMULATOR 10LB 078820 CONNECTOR-MATE LOCK-2 044821 TUBE-.188 ID X .250 OD 058924-XX CONNECTOR-BX 3/8 STR- 014569...
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Compressor A.-Air - X72724-12 (C842/C844) (60 Hz) (50 Hz) Figure 100 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. SWITCH-PRESSURE 240V 3HP 063944-C PLUG-1/4MP BRASS 027747 NUT-10-32 SMALL PATTERN 059663 FITTING-1/4MPTX1/4OD TUBE 052560-2 ADAPTOR-1/4MPTX1/4 OD 052563-2 TUBE-.170 ID X .250 OD R403021 PLUG-HOLE 7/8 DIA.
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Compressor A.-Air - X73108-12 (C845) (60 Hz) (50 Hz) Figure 101 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. SWITCH-PRESSURE 240V 3HP 063944-C TANK-ACCUMULATOR 10 LB 078820 PLUG-HOLE 7/8 DIA. BLACK 010077 PLUG-1/4MP BRASS 027747 TEE-HI TEMP 1/4X1/4 OD 058770-2 FITTING-HI TEMP 1/4X1/4 OD 9 058771-2 NUT-10-32 SMALL PATTERN...
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Accessories (C832/C834/C835/C836/C838) Figure 102 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ROD-RELEASE MATERIAL 076155 SHEET-RELEASE (BOX OF 6) 073317 REAR HOSE A.-FLEXIBLE GAS 076390 CLIP-RELEASE MATERIAL 072673 SHEET-LOWER RELEASE 081432 W/TAB (BOX OF 12) C835, ONLY ** FOR GRILL MARKETS USING LOWER RELEASE SHEETS, ONLY.
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Accessories (C842/C844/C845) Figure 103 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO. ROD-RELEASE MATERIAL 073338 HOSE A.-FLEXIBLE GAS 073677 CLIP-RELEASE MATERIAL 072673 SHEET-LOWER RELEASE 081432 W/TAB (BOX OF 12) SHEET-RELEASE STANDARD 072899 C845, ONLY (BOX OF 9) ** FOR GRILL MARKETS USING LOWER RELEASE SHEETS, ONLY.
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NUMBER C832 C832 C832 C834 C842 C842 C842 C842 C844 CLASS TRANS.-CONT.-40VA 208/240V 053072 M5057035 & PRIOR W/LON TRAY-ARM *C832* 072455 +CLAMP-HANDLE 079753 +SCREW-1/4-20X1-1/4 SERR.FLANGE 024351 TRAY-ARM 072407 +CLAMP-HANDLE 079753 +SCREW-1/4-20X1-1/4 SERR.FLANGE 024351 TRIM A.-LOWER CORNER LT X79196 TRIM A.-LOWER FRONT RGHT X79199 TUBE-.170ID X .250OD...
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C83675GW00 & C83875GW00 ELECTRIC - 400V 50HZ 3N~ (4 WIRE) 1 PLATEN-2/3 GRILL DESCRIPTION PART QTY. QTY. WARR. REMARKS NUMBER C836 C838 CLASS BAR A.-RELEASE X73315 BAR A.-RELEASE MATERIAL X73118 BAR-BELLY 077904 +SCREW-3/8-16X1 HEX HEAD CAP 079145 +WASHER-3/8 USS FLAT CR3 000653 BEARING 3/4 ID-SELF ALIGN 078730...
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DESCRIPTION PART QTY. QTY. WARR. REMARKS NUMBER C836 C838 CLASS +TEE-HI TEMP 1/4X1/4 OD 058770-2 +TUBE-TEFLON .188IDX.250OD R403022 +VALVE-CHECK 1/4MP 020959 CONTROL-GATEWAY-LON X72848-SER USED S/N M5057035 & PRIOR WITH LON CONTROL-DISPLAY X72491-SER DOOR A.-LOWER *C842* - DISPLAY +GASKET-CONTROL 072914 +NUT-8-32 KEPS ZINC/TRI 081547 +WASHER-#8 EXTERNAL TOOTH LOCK 000964...
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DESCRIPTION PART QTY. QTY. WARR. REMARKS NUMBER C836 C838 CLASS HARNESS A.-COMP/TB X79503 HARNESS A.-RELAY/PCB X74222 HEATER-CAST 945W 230VAC 074266-26 HEATER-CAST 1035W 077910-26 HINGE A.-M.P.DOOR-RIGHT X78348 HINGE A.-M.P. DOOR-LEFT X78349 HOLDER-DRIP TRAY 074206 HOLDER-DRIP TRAY 077943 HOOK-SHEET LEFT 074184 HOOK-SHEET RIGHT 074185 KIT A.-3FT RESTRAIN CABLE 074948...
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DESCRIPTION PART QTY. QTY. QTY. QTY. QTY. QTY. QTY. QTY. WARR. REMARKS NUMBER C835 C835 C835 C835 C845 C845 C845 C845 CLASS TRIM A.-LOWER CORNER *M15* LT X79196 TRIM A.-LOWER FRONT *M15* RGHT X79199 TRIM-LOWER DOOR *M15* 079206 TUBE-.170ID X .250OD R403021 AIR COMPRESSOR TUBE-TEFLON .188IDX.250OD...
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C835 C835 C835 C835 C845 C845 C845 C845 CLASS PLUG-ELECTRICAL MOLDED 3 POLE 079170 SHEET-RELEASE *C832* BOX OF 6 073124 AVAILABLE FOR SERVICE GAGE A.-GAP *C842/4/5* X73655 KIT A.-TUNE UP *C835* X74514-11G KIT A.-TUNE UP *C845* X74514-10G MODULE-PROGRAM *C842* X72760-SER...
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MOTOR 3 TGGT OPTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL- GATEWAY BLUE BLU/WHT TGGT TGGT TGGT TERM. BLOCK TGGT TGGT TGGT TGGT MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 TGGT TGGT Taylor Company Model C832 072522-23 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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MOTOR 3 TGGT OPTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL- GATEWAY BLUE BLU/WHT TGGT TGGT TGGT TERM. BLOCK TGGT TGGT TGGT TGGT MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY TGGT TGGT Taylor Company Model C832 072522-23S 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR BLK/RED BLU/WHT 1033W TGGT 1033W 1033W TGGT 2300W TGGT MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 2300W TGGT TGGT CONTROL- GATEWAY 2300W TGGT Taylor Company Model C832/C834 072522-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR BLK/RED BLU/WHT 1033W TGGT 1033W 1033W TGGT 2300W TGGT MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 2300W TGGT TGGT CONTROL- GATEWAY 2300W TGGT Taylor Company Model C832/C834 073295-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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MOTOR SUPPLY TGGT GREEN GRN/YEL YEL/BLK GAS SOL. YEL/BLK FT HTR TOP HTR BLU/WHT BLU/WHT TGGT TGGT TGGT TGGT MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 Taylor Company Model C835 073181-23 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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MOTOR 3 GRN/YEL WHT/ORN BK HTR FT HTR MID HTR TOP HTR YEL/BLK BLU/WHT GRA/BLK TGGT TGGT TGGT TGGT TGGT MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 Taylor Company Model C835 073181-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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1033W TGGT 2300W TGGT 2300W TGGT TGGT MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 HALL C HALL B HALL A 2300W TGGT CONTROL- GATEWAY Taylor Company Model C836 & C838 083305-75 2/15 2015 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR BLU/WHT 1300W TGGT TGGT 1300W TGGT 1900W TGGT TGGT MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY 1900W MOTOR 1 TGGT TGGT Taylor Company Model C842 1900W TGGT TGGT 072826-23 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR BLU/WHT 1300W TGGT 1300W TGGT TGGT 1900W TGGT TGGT MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 1900W TGGT TGGT Taylor Company Model C842 1900W TGGT TGGT 072826-23S 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP FRT HTR BLK/RED BLU/WHT 1225W TGGT TGGT 1225W BLK/WHT BLK/YEL 1633W TGGT MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY 1633W TGGT TGGT CONTROL- Taylor Company GATEWAY Model C842/C844 1633W TGGT 072700-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR BLK/RED BLU/WHT 1225W TGGT 1225W TGGT 1633W TGGT MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY 1633W TGGT TGGT Taylor Company CONTROL- GATEWAY Model C842/C844 1633W TGGT 072745-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR BLK/RED BLU/WHT 1255W TGGT 1255W TGGT 1633W TGGT MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 1633W TGGT TGGT Taylor Company CONTROL- GATEWAY Model C842/C844 1633W TGGT 072861-75 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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HALL A BLU/WHT ORN/WHT BK HTR FT HTR MID HTR TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR 1300W ORN/WHT 1300W 12VDC MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 Taylor Company Model C845 073090-23 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
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ORN/WHT GRN/YEL WHT/ORG BK HTR FT HTR TH/W MID HTR TOP REAR HTR TOP FRT HTR 1225W IND/V1 1225W MOTOR 2 MOTOR HALL MOTOR 3 MOTOR SUPPLY MOTOR 1 Taylor Company Model C845 073700-40 05/14 2014 Carrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.