DO NOT attempt any operation until you understand exactly how the machine functions. If uncertainty remains after studying this manual, please contact John Bean Technologies Corporation. We're here to help. With proper handling, the JBT Multt-Fruit Juicer will provide safe, efficient and convenient service for years to come. North America...
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Please, for your safety: FOLLOW THOSE INSTRUCTIONS AT ALL TIMES. Should the Juicer safety labels become damaged or unreadable, contact JBT Corporation for replacement labels. Safety Instructions Carefully review the following safety instructions.
General Information The JBT Corporation Juicer is designed to provide years of dependable service. It uses a unique patented design to extract every available amount of juice from the fruit with the least amount of peel oil. The peel is completely separated from the juice and juice sacs before being compressed and strained.
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Single Feed Hole ¼ turn lock Back Cover Hopper Cover Hopper Drive Cover On-Off Switch ¼ turn lock Juice Components Cover Stirrer Handle Juice Nozzle Juice Reservoir Juice Reservoir Valve Cart Cover ¼ turn lock Cart Door Figure 2. Multi-Fruit Juicer – Exterior Components FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Upper Drive Pull Pin Splash Plate Upper Cup Lower Cutter Lower Cup Spanner Nut (2) Spanner Screw Lower Drive Splash Plate Juice Manifold Strainer Tube Orifice Tube NOTE: Groove Portion of Orifice Tube in Slot Figure 3. Juicing Components Assembly Spanner Wrench Garbage Bag Hooks Storage Pan...
Operating Instructions Equipment Check Before plugging the Multi-Fruit Juicer into an electrical outlet, the following steps must be performed: Locate the Multi-Fruit Juicer on a level surface. This will prevent fruit feed problems. CAUTION: WHEN MOVING JUICER, ALWAYS TRANSPORT ON LEVEL SURFACE. USE RAMPS IF NECESSARY.
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Juicing CAUTION: DO NOT RUN JUICER WITHOUT FRUIT FOR MORE THAN ONE MINUTE. EQUIPMENT DAMAGE MAY RESULT. Turn on Juicer. Push the "ON-OFF" button to "ON" position. Fruit may be fed into Juicer one at a time (Single Feed) or in bulk. Single Feed Remove hopper single feed hole cover.
Operator Do's and Don'ts Do's Don'ts Unplug juicer before opening juicing component DO NOT open juicing component door before door unplugging Stop juicer when cups are in most open position DO NOT stop juicer when cups are in closed position Use light water spray when rinsing juicer DO NOT use high pressure or volume water when rinsing juicer...
Clean Juicer as soon as possible after juicing. Use a soft towel or sponge to wipe equipment parts. DO NOT use abrasive pads such as steel wool. The recommended cleaner is JBT Corporation brand CorKlean. CorKlean is a low-foaming alkaline equipment cleaner. It is safe on aluminum, 100% water soluble and free rinsing.
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DO NOT move or pull out splash guards. MOVING SPLASH GUARDS WHEN CLEANING CAN CAUSE SPLASH GUARDS TO MISALIGN AND BREAK DO NOT PULL OUT OR MOVE UPPER SPLASH GUARD WHEN CLEANING DO NOT PULL OUT OR MOVE LOWER SPLASH GUARD WHEN CLEANING Remove juicing components.
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Prepare cleaning solution. JBT Corporation brand CorKlean is recommended, see Page 14. Read the product label. Follow the manufacturer's mixing directions and safety precautions. Immerse all components in cleaning solution. Use the blunt end of plastic rod provided to displace any fruit material lodged in the bore of the orifice tube.
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16. Remove orange discoloration as needed. Equipment may exhibit some build-up or orange coloration over time. CorKlean solution should remove this. Wipe with a cloth soaked in any pine based cleaner to remove discoloration from plastic covers. Rinse thoroughly with sanitizer solution. 17.
Maintenance Before performing any maintenance, DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL PLUG. After every juice run: Check cutter and knives for sharpness. Refer to Figure 8 to determine condition of cutter. If dull, sharpen with a whetstone provided. Refer to Figure 8 to sharpen cutter. If cutter is severely damaged or rolled over, replace cutter.
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Check for loose or missing nuts and bolts. a. Tighten or replace nuts and bolts as necessary. b. DO NOT exceed torque ranges specified in Service Manual. c. ALWAYS use JBT Corporation recommended spare parts. FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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4. Check chain and sprockets for rust. Lubricate chain and sprockets should rust appear. JBT Select FG Spray (Non-Drip), p/n 575054, is recommended. 5. Lubricate the seven grease fittings with JBT Select 2FG grease, p/n 575066. Figure 10. Checking Chain Slack FNS-0002-060-EN...
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Figure 11. Loosening Bolts on Base of Motor and Prying Motor 6. Check oil level in gearbox. Refer To Figure 12. If Juicer has been laid on its side for any reason (i.e., during shipping), or if there is any evidence of oil leak, check gearbox for proper oil level.
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Periodic Inspection (continued) Check alignment of fruit lift. Refer to Figure 14. Fruit lift agitator dividers must align with the middle of slots in bottom of hopper. Fruit lift adjustment: Refer to Figure 15. Loosen the two cap screws attaching the fruit lift to upper cup drive arm. Adjust fruit lift. Tighten cap screws.
Troubleshooting Table Condition Corrective Action Reset breaker Juicer will not run Power cord plugged in? Doors and covers closed and locked? Orifice tube installed incorrectly Orifice tube stuck in strainer tube Top of orifice tube damaged ...
Troubleshooting Juicer will not start 1. Juicer is not plugged into electrical outlet. 2. Building circuit breaker has tripped. 3. All covers are not completely closed. 4. Defective interlock switch. Machines built before 1997 have five interlock switches. 1 - Hopper cover 1 - Back cover 1 - Cart door (cover) *1 - Juicing Component cover (two covers on machines without high level switch)
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Juicer will not start (continued) Check continuity thru all switches. Refer to Figure 18b or 18c. Check continuity across each switch. Refer to Figure 18b or 18c. Using a meter, check each switch individually. Check by opening and closing each cover related to the switch being checked.
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Figure 18a. 110 Volt - Sprecher Schuh Electrical Box Figure 18b. 110 Volt Electrical Diagram (Machines before 1997) FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Figure 18c. 110 Volt Electrical Diagram (Machines 1997 and later) See Page 32 for 220V Diagrams FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Figure 19a. 220 Volt Electrical Diagram (Machines before 1997) Figure 19b. 220 Volt Electrical Diagram (Machines 1997 and later) FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Troubleshooting (continued) Juicer starts, but shuts off 1. Building circuit breaker is not rated for 20 Amps. 2. Extension cord or wiring is too long. Shorten extension cord or use heavier gauge wire. (See Page 6 "Electrical Specifications") 3. All covers not completely closed (including cart). Juicer may be flexing when squeezing fruit, causing switch to open.
Rebuilding It is best to replace all bearings at the same time. Step-by-Step instructions for replacing all bearings and rod ends Remove all juicing components. Lift juicing component cover off its hinges. Refer to Figure 2. Remove back cover (1/4 turn lock at top, pull cover out by using finger hole to the left of the lock, then lift and pull using finger hole of bottom.
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Upper Drive Splash Plate Drive Access Hole Lower Drive Splash Plate Figure 20. Front View of Juicer Upper Linear Shaft Upper Cup Drive Assembly Upper Rotary Shaft Upper Drive Crank Arm Lower Drive Assembly Lower Drive Crank Arm Hand Crank Adapter Lower Rotary Shaft with Dog Point Set Screw Figure 21.
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Rebuilding (Continued) 4. From 3 inch square access hole on side of machine, use a 5/16" Allen wrench to loosen socket head cap screw on crank arm for upper cup drive . (Use hand crank adapter to rotate as necessary). Use a 3/16"...
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Figure 23. Loosening Lower Crank Arm Note Number of Thrust Washers Figure 24. Sprockets with Shaft being Removed FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Rebuilding (Continued) Remove linear shafts. With a 3/16" Allen wrench, loosen set screws at top and bottom of all three shafts. Back screws out at least 1/4" to clear flats on shafts. If shafts are stuck, use bearing removal puller with 3/8"-16 x 2" hex head cap screw to break free shafts. Refer to Figure 25. Lift out upper and lower drive arms with linkages still attached.
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Rebuilding (Continued) 11. Remove sleeve bearings from upper and lower drive arms. Refer to Figures 28 and 29. Bearings can be pulled out using puller, 1" removal slug, and short threaded removal rod; or can be driven or pressed out using driver. New bearings can be installed by compression (Figure 30) by using installation pilot, installation washer and long threaded installation rod, or just use ®...
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Figure 29. Removing Bearings from Lower Drive Arm Bearing Installation Washer Bearing Installation Rod Bearing Installation Pilot Figure 30. Installation of Bearings into Drive Arms FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Rebuilding (Continued) 12. Reasemble rod end assemblies to drive arms, again making sure left hand threaded ends are on the crank arms. Refer to Figures 31 and 32. Use Loctite #242 on all fasteners. Tighten to torques as shown. Make sure rod end lock spacer is installed on rod end in upper drive arm.
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Plastic Buttons on Lower Drive Arm 06000068. This is listed as a Fruit Lift Bearing but is correct per Kenny @ JBT. LE 01/16/19 Cap Screw Torque to 25 ft-lbs NO Washers Plastic Buttons (Both Sides) Split This End Cap Screw...
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Rebuilding (Continued) 13. Remove sleeve bearings from main frame. Refer to Figures 33 and 34. The outer upper drive shaft bearing can be removed using puller, 1-1/4" removal slug, and short threaded removal rod. The inner bearing can be removed the same way, or can be pressed out using driver. The lower shaft bearing can be removed the same way except using 1"...
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Bearing Removal Rod Bearing Removal Slug 1-1/4" Figure 34. Removing Bearing from Upper Rotary Drive Installation Pilot Installation Washer Bearing Installation Rod Figure 35. Installation of Bearings and Thrust Washers FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Rebuilding (Continued) 16. Before installing chain, align timing marks as shown. Refer to Figure 36. This is critical to operation of the machine. Adjust chain as shown in Maintenance section. 17. To check if the upper cup crank rod end link needs to be adjusted, install juice manifold, upper and lower cup.
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Figure 37. Checking for Cup Clearance Figure 38. Adjusting Rod Link Ends FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Rebuilding (Continued) 1. Remove juicing components and install upper and lower drive splash plates. Refer to Figure 39 and 40. Note that chamfer on top front edge of lower splash plate goes up and out. Put thin part to the top, and flat backside against the wall.
Nut, Acorn, 3/8-16, SS 004-806-070 Washer, Lock, 3/8", SS 060-00027 Upper Cup 004-226-039 Pin, Faspin, 3/8 x 1-5/8" 060-00088 Small Fruit Adapter Note: Contact JBT Corporation for small fruit application recommendations. 060-01070 Small Fruit Conversion Kit (Not Shown) FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
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Figure 42a. Juicing Parts SMALL FRUIT INSERT (PART #060-00088-B) PREVENTS DOUBLE FEEDING OF SMALL FRUIT DOWN TO 2-1/4" DIAMETER. SLIPS OVER UPPER HALF OF HOLE FLANGE IN FRUIT LIFT REMOVE WHEN RUNNING LARGER FRUIT USING SPANNER WRENCH IN HOLES WILL AID IN INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL LOWER CUP, REF.
Hopper Assembly Parts, 060-00043 I tem Q ty P art Number D escription 2 2 B 2 3 B 2 4 B 2 5 B 060-00089 Button, Hopper Bump Screw, Machine, Pan, Slotted, #8-32 X 3/8” LG, 304SS 004-392-184 004-111-018 Nut, Hex, #8-32, 304SS FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017...
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Figure 43. Hopper Assembly Parts FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
Drive Parts, 060-00103 I tem Qty Part Number Description 005-220-145 Chain, #60 x 60-3/4" Lg (81 Links) 005-221-291 Link, Connecting For #60 060-00034 Electrical Assembly (see Pages 72-73 for details) Sprocket, 60B14, Set Screw (for motor), 1-1/8” bore, KWSS, 005-806-227 (2) Set Screws, 90⁰...
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Figure 44. Drive Parts FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
Rod End Assembly, Upper Cup Drive, Parts 060-00114, 060-00114-01 for Field Replacement I tem Qty Part Number Description 005-098-729 Rod End, RH, 5/8" 060-01235 Nut, Jam Hex, 5/8-18, SS 060-00060 Linkage, Cup Drive 060-01236 Nut, Jam Hex LH, 5/8-18, SS 005-098-730 Rod End, LH, 5/8"...
Orifice Drive Arm Assembly Parts, 060-00115 I tem Qty Part Number Description 060-00058 Orifice Crank Arm 004-816-100 Washer, Plain Narrow, 1/2, SS 004-352-572 Screw, Cap, Hex , LH 060-00113-01 Rod End Assembly, Orifice Drive (see Page 57 for details) 004-352-571 Screw, Cap, Hex, 1/2-13 x 1-1/2"...
Rod End Assembly, Orifice Drive Parts, 060-00113, 060-00113-01 for Field Replacement I tem Qty Part Number Description 1 3 B 005-098-727 Rod End, Male, RH 1 4 B 004-116-037 Nut, Jam Hex, 1/2-20 1 5 B 060-00059 Linkage, Orifice Drive 1 6 B 004-116-038 Nut, Jam Hex LH, 1/2-20...
Frame & Stand Assembly Parts, 060-00117 I tem Q ty P art Number D escription 2 6 B 2 7 B 2 8 B 2 9 B 060-00101 Frame (The frame contains items 1a, 1b & 1c) 007-120-203 Fitting, Grease, 1/4"-28, Straight (Not Shown) 005-098-731 Bearing, 1"...
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Figure 49. Frame & Stand Assembly Parts FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...
Motor Assembly Parts (110 Volt), 060-00106 and (220 Volt), 060-00196 Item Qty Part Number Description 006-220-004 Terminal, #10 Ring End for 16-14 Ga 004-397-137 Screw, Mach. Round Head, #10-24 x 3/8, SS 004-111-022 Nut, Hex, #10-24, SS 006-090-242 Hole Plug, Hoffman #AS075 (3/4) 006-060-044 Connector, Cord, 1/2 NPT, 90°...
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Figure 58. Motor Assembly Parts FNS-0002-060-EN January 2017 Rev F...