Waste systems, slow speed grinder and waterpress, close-coupled and remote (40 pages)
Summary of Contents for Champion P5-24
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P5-27 5HP with 27" Tank P7-30 7.5HP with 30" Tank Machine Serial No. Model P5-24 Issue Date: 10.15.13 Manual P/N 114509 rev. D For machines beginning with S/N J08072511 and above 3765 Champion Blvd. 2674 N. Service Road, Jordan Station...
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For future reference, record your Remote Waste Handling Systems information in the box below. Model Number__________________________ Serial Number_______________________ Voltage________________Hertz_____________ Phase__________________ Service Agent __________________________________ Tel:______________________ Parts Distributor _________________________________ Tel:______________________ National Service Department In Canada: In the USA: Toll-free: 800/ 263-5798 Toll-free: 800/ 858-4477 Tel: 905/ 562-4195 Tel:...
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REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT ONLINE Make sure you are connected to the internet then enter the address below. In the U.S.A http://www.championindustries.com/register In Canada http://www.championindustries.com/canada/register...
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PRODUCT REGISTRATION BY FAX COMPLETE THIS FORM AND FAX TO: (336) 661-1660 in the USA 1-(800) 204-0109 in Canada PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD Model Serial # Date of Installation: Company Name: Address: (Street) Province Postal Code Telephone #: ( Contact: Installation Company: Address: Telephone #: Contact:...
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If a defect in workmanship or material is found to exist within the warranty period, Champion, at its election, will either repair or replace the defective machine or accept return of the machine for full credit; provided;...
Model Descriptions Model Descriptions P5-24 24" diameter waste grinding chamber with 5 HP grinder motor 4 stationary cutter blocks and 2 tool-steel cutting blades. Flatware saver Pressure switch water-level control Mounted start/stop station Remote mounted control cabinet Close-coupled water press/extractor with 2 HP motor (700 lb/hr.
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Theory of Operation Pulp compression cone Drain/overflow Slurry PULP WASTE Fresh make-up water Recirculated slurry water Slurry auger and screen Cutters Grinding disk Optional slurry recirculating pump SLURRY OUT Pulper Drain motor...
Theory of Operation Theory of Operation Refer to the illustration on the preceding page as you read the theory of operation below. The close-coupled waste handling system is made up of 2 units: a pulper and a water extractor. 1. The close-coupled waste handling system is designed to reduce the volume of waste created in the food service operation thereby reducing the expense associated with conventional methods of waste removal and disposal.
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Theory of Operation Theory of Operation Under-table Feed tray and Hood Configurations The illustrations below show the standard under-table designs employed to manually feed food and paper waste into the pulper. The feed tray/feed hood components are removable for cleaning and access to the pulper interior. Direct feed w/cover Feed tray w/hood Feed hood w/hinged lid...
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Theory of Operation Theory of Operation Feed-trough Configurations Six standard feed-trough configurations for the waste handling system are shown below. A feed-trough system semi-automates the waste loading operation by providing an alternative to the under-table feed-tray design shown on the previous page. The operator separates food and paper waste from the wares and places them in the trough.
Waste Handling Precautions Waste Handling Precautions WARNING! The Remote Waste Handling System contains ROTATING PARTS moving at high speed. Death or serious injury may result if clothing, jewelry, or body are caught in the machine. NEVER run the machine unless all safety devices are in good working condition and all safety covers are installed on the machine.
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Waste Handling Precautions 9. Cellophane wrappers (typically used for saltine crackers, candy or nuts.) 10. Plastic package tape 11. Plastic banding, 12. Cloth rubber, leather, wood, 13. Glass, rocks, dirt 14. Paint, solvents or any other chemicals 15. The pulper is equipped with a powerful magnet in the bottom of the grinding chamber that is intended to attract eating/cooking utensils if they contain a percentage of iron.
Recirculating Pump Trough Connection Kit: P/N 407365 P-5 Recirculating Pump Trough Connection Kit: P/N 407365 Form # 900822 A trough connection kit (See No. 1 below) is shipped with each pulper equipped with a recirculating pump. The kit is designed to connect the recirculating pump discharge to a waste trough (supplied by others). Trunk Option A and Trunk Option B (See No.
Receiving • Installation Receiving IMPORTANT: Plan the route used to transport the main components/pallets. Halls and doorways may be to small to travel through to the final site. Follow the steps below to receive the waste handling system at the installation site. Refer to Theory of Operation on page 2 for an illustration of the system.
Installation • Utility Connections Utility Connections WARNING! Electric shock may cause death or serious injury. Do not work on energized circuits. Turn off all main power service disconnects, lock them out and place a tag on the switch and/or breaker to indicate that work is being performed on the circuit.
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Utility Connections • Installation Utility Connections (continued) The Plumbing and Electrical Diagram-P&E (continued) Refer to the P&E and match the utilities at the installation site to the P&E. Contact a supervisor if the installation site does not match P&E. The general utility requirements may include, but are not limited: Cold water supply Electrical supply Drain...
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(supplied by others) National Electrical Code. Refer to the Champion Service Manual, P/N 114509 for complete operating instructions for the machine. Remote Start/Stop Station Wiring Diagram...
Initial Start-up - Pulper/Water Extractor WARNING! Death or serious injury may result if hands, clothing, or jewelry are caught in the machine. The Waste Handling System contains ROTATING PARTS moving at high speed. WARNING! Death or serious injury may result if safety devices are not working. NEVER operate the machine unless all safety devices are in good working condition and all safety covers are in place on the machine.
Pulper/Water Extractor - Initial Start-up Pulper/Water Extractor Electrical Controls POWER MUST BE TURNED OFF UNTIL ALL MECHANICAL CHECKS ARE COMPLETE. The Remote Control Cabinet offers the following controls: START STOP A: ON/OFF manual reset breaker switch. Rotate handle fully CW to turn power ON.
Initial Start-up - Pulper/Water Extractor Electrical Controls (continued) Note: The remote control cabinet controls the pulper and the water extractor. 1. Push the STOP push button on the Start/Stop Station located at the top of the water extractor. 2. Turn the Disconnect Breaker Switch located on the Remote Control Cabinet to the RESET/LOCK position.
Pulper - Initial Start-up Pulper Mechanical Adjustments 1. Refer to the illustrations below and check the clearance between the stationary cutter blocks and rotating cutter blades. 2. Slowly rotate the cutting disk to make sure that the rotating blades do not hit any of the blocks. 3.
Initial Start-up - Pulper/Water Extractor Water Extractor Mechanical Adjustments 1. The water extractor Compression Cone (A) should be adjusted to 3⅞" from the top of the water extractor housing and the top of Compression Cone. The main components of the water 3⅞"...
Pulper/Water Extractor - Initial Start-up Water Fill Adjustments 1. Make sure all access doors, panels and safety devices are in place, secure and operating. 2. Turn the Main Circuit Breaker Switch on the remote control cabinet to the ON position. Turn the Main Circuit Breaker Switch Push the START push button located on to the ON position.
Initial Start-up - Pulper/Water Extractor System Operation Tests The Waste Handling System is the following operating state: Doors and panels are closed. Safety switches are closed. Drain valves are closed Water supply is on. Main power supply is on. Pulper and water extractor are filled to preset water level. Pulper drive motor is running.
Pulper/Water Extractor- Initial Start-up System Operation Tests Test Delay Stop Option (if equipped) Note: The adjustable timer located inside the control cabinet is preset at the factory for 6-minutes. 1. While the system is running, push the Delay Stop Switch. The system should run for 6-minutes then shut off.
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Initial Start-up - Pulper/Water Extractor System Operation Tests Waste Processing and System Balancing Drain Closed Attention: Waste processing adjustments are best performed under normal loading conditions. Note: A water level fill adjustments and/or the condition of the Drain Open water extractor pulp usually requires some time before the system responds to a change.
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Pulper/Water Extractor - Operation Operation Refer to the Theory of Operation and Waste Handling Precautions beginning on page 1 of this manual prior to operating the waste handling system. Turn on main power supply and water supply. Make sure all drain valves are closed. Inspect the interior of the pulper tank for metal or other debris.
Pulper/Water Extractor - Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning WARNING! Make sure that power is turned off and the main circuit breaker switch on the remote control cabinet is in the RESET/LOCK position. Install a lock on the Breaker Switch to prevent the switch from being operated.
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Pulper/Water Extractor - Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning DO NOT HOSE THE EXTERIOR OF THE MACHINE WITH WATER Drain...
Pulper/Water Extractor - Cleaning and Maintenance Maintenance Daily Maintenance Checks 1. Check the general cleanliness of the waste handling system and the room. Deodorizers are not a substitute for daily cleaning procedures. Do not hose the exterior of the machine with water. 2.
Troubleshooting The following troubleshooting guide can help identify a problem and provide a solution. Inspect your waste handling system before you contact an authorized service representative. Problem Cause(s) Solution(s) System will not turn ON. Turn on or reset breaker. Main Power Supply OFF Push to reset 3A breaker Remote Control Cabinet 3A push button breaker tripped.
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