Routine Maintenance - ELECTRO FREEZE 876 Operator's Manual

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Routine Maintenance

Electro Freeze recommends the following schedule to help maintain your equipment
in like-new operating condition, as well as to help protect your investment. Take the
time to learn and perform these routine procedures and receive in return many years of
valuable service from your freezer. Protect your investment!
This safety symbol
are uncertain about a procedure and its safety, or have any questions on the safety
precautions, contact your local Electro Freeze Distributor or H. C. Duke & Son, Inc.,
Electro Freeze Service Department for factory service assistance at (309) 755-4553 or
(800) 755-4545.
1. Wipe all exterior surfaces of the
freezer to remove any splattered mix.
NOTE: It is your responsibility to be
aware of and conform to the requirements
for meeting Federal, State and Local
Laws concerning the cleaning intervals
and cleaning and sanitizing procedures of
the freezer.
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Models 876, 876B, 876C, 876RH, 876BRH, 876CRH & 875 Batch
identifies procedures that could cause personal injury. If you
DAILY WEEKLY
1. Disassemble and thoroughly clean,
rinse, sanitize, air dry, reassemble
and sanitize all parts from this freezer
that come into contact with mix.
CAUTION
To prevent bacteria
growth, remove all
O-rings when cleaning.
Failure to do so could
create a health hazard.
2. Clean the cylinder and drain tube with
the appropriate brushes.
3. Upon cleaning, inspect and lubricate
all seals and O-rings as described that
come into contact with mix. Replace
as needed.
4. Carefully inspect all parts for wear,
including seals, O-rings, and blades.
Replace as required.
Replace blades if worn 3/16" or more.
5. Check the beater shaft tang and drive
quill for wear.
A worn drive quill will have a nonparallel
shape on the drive opening.
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