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SQUEEZEBOX PRESS

OWNER'S MANUAL

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Page 1 SQUEEZEBOX PRESS OWNER’S MANUAL MANUAL VERSION SERIAL #...
Page 2 Introduction IMPORTANT WARNING: To limit electrical shock, personal injury or material damage due to misuse, please read these instructions carefully and follow them strictly. The operation manual should be kept within easy access for all users and read completely by all first time users of the machine. MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS Component Amperage...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Safety Precautions PAGE 04 SECTION 1 Safety Precautions SECTION 1.1 PAGE 04 Unpacking SECTION 2 PAGE 05 SECTION 2.1 Unpacking PAGE 05 SECTION 2.2 Enclosed Parts List PAGE 05 Installation SECTION 3 PAGE 06 Installation SECTION 3.1 PAGE 06 Press Bags SECTION 3.2...
Page 4: Safety Precautions
Section 1: Safety Precautions IMPORTANT WARNING: To limit electrical shock, personal injury or material damage due to misuse, please read these instructions carefully and follow them strictly. This operation manual should be kept nearby for all users and read completely by all first time users of the machine. 1.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY GLASSES must be worn at all times during operation, cleaning and servicing of the machine.
Page 5: Unpacking
Section 2: Unpacking 2.1 UNPACKING After Crate is unloaded and delivered, remove the crate, banding and shrink wrap to expose the press for inspection. Drop This equipment was carefully inspected mechanically and electrically before shipment. It should be physically free of Drop marks or scratches and in perfect electrical order upon delivery.
Page 6: Installation
Section 3: Installation IMPORTANT WARNING: All electrical connections should be made by a licensed professional in accordance with state and local codes. 3.1 INSTALLATION After unpacking and before running, it is important to check that fasteners did not become loose during shipping. Drop Check all nuts, bolts and screws to make sure everything is tight.
Page 7 Section 3: Installation IMPORTANT WARNING: All electrical connections should be made by a licensed professional in accordance with state and local codes. 3.2 INSTALLATION: PRESS BAGS Each set of bags consists of 6 individual units containing 2 layers each. The units are secured to each other using Drop hook and loop Velcro.
Page 8: Operation
Section 4: Operation 4.1 PRESS OPERATION SAFETY GLASSES must be worn at all times during operation. Drop Beware of all pinch-points and moving parts. Drop Pressure factory set at 1800psi for extend and 2200 psi for retract (do not adjust). Drop Check to make sure all components are in place as described in the installation section.
Page 9: Press Speed
Section 4: Operation 4.2 PRESS SPEED SAFETY GLASSES must be worn at all times during operation. Drop Beware of all pinch-points and moving parts. Drop Factory preset is set to full speed. You may find it necessary to adjust the speed to get maximum yield. Soft pom- ace needs to be pressed at slower speeds.
Page 10: Cleaning
After all easily-removable debris has been cleaned off, we recommend using a foaming cleanser to help break down remaining particles. “Masterklean” can be purchased through customer service, or another product similar to Masterkleen may be used. For information on the chemical makeup of “Masterklean” please contact Goodnature Products, customer service (716)-855-3325.
Page 11: Bag Cleaning
Rinse bag thoroughly in sink, or hose down. All loose particles should be rinsed out. Soak bags in a tub filled with a caustic solution (a lightly chlorinated solution). Goodnature can supply cleanser if desired, please contact customer service at 716-855-3325. Bags should be soaked for a minimum of 30 minutes up to 2 hours.
Page 12: Maintenance
Section 6: Maintenance 6.1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Power Off and Disconnect all power before maintenance. Drop SAFETY GLASSES must be worn at all times during operation. Drop DAILY MAINTENANCE: Keep machine clean and free of any foreign objects. Apply food-grade grease to the top and bottom of the rail on both sides of the press. This allows the shims to slide with little resistance.
Page 13: Troubleshooting
Section 7: Troubleshooting 7.1 TROUBLESHOOTING Power Off and Disconnect all power before maintenance. Drop SAFETY GLASSES must be worn at all times during operation. Drop Press speed too fast or too slow—Adjust the speed according to section 4-2, speed of press. Platen does not move—Turn flow control knob counter-clockwise and try to run the press back and forth.
Page 14: Useful Information
Section 8: Useful Information 8.1 MACHINE DIAGRAMS Speed Controls / Dump Stops Shims Top & Bo om / Side Electric Control Panel (11335/13186) Press Area 1 (Raise 1) Hydraulic Cylinder (19589) Hydraulic Cylinder (12171) Press Area 2 (Raise 2) Press Racks (14962) Bag Tab (13212) Li ing Ring Caster Plate...
Page 15: Electric Box
Section 8: Useful Information 8.2 ELECTRIC BOX Emergency Stop Bu on: Turns o power to hydraulic pump and solenoid valves. Please note that this does not disconnect power from the control box. Do no open electric box without disconnecting main power source. Forward—O —Reverse: Directional switch for the press area.
Page 16: Machine Controls & Components
Section 8: Useful Information 8.3 MACHINE CONTROLS & Dump valve 13438 (left Pressure relief for Hydraulic return filter coil raise one, right coil) forward/reverse Drive valve 13439 (reverse left Coils for solenoid coil, forward right coil) valve COIL REMOVAL: Solenoid valve connector (13148) Hydraulic valve...
Page 17 Section 8: Useful Information 8.3 MACHINE CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS Raise 2 flow control Panel mount Forward speed (11918) gauge (13437) control (11229) Raise 1 flow control Reverse speed (11918) control (11229) Pressure gauge (13437) Forward speed Raise 1 dump control (11229) stop control (13152) Raise 2 dump...
Page 18: Electric Box Wiring
Section 8: Useful Information 8.4 ELECTRIC BOX WIRING DIAGRAM SX-280 SQUEEZEBOX PRESS OWNER’S MANUAL...
Page 19: Replacement Parts List
Section 8: Useful Information 8.5 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST PART # PART NAME Filler Breather 11573 Oil Filter 13867 11918 Flow Control Valve 1/4” Steel Flow Control Panel Mount 1/4”(Press speed controls) 11229 Manifold Series 2 Valve - w/Relief 18592 On/O Valve-Brass (Dump Stop) 13152 13437 Pressure Gauge-Panel Mount - SS w/bracket...
Page 20 Section 8: Useful Information 8.5 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST PART # PART NAME Side Shim 13186 Top/Bottom Shim 11335 12880 Hydraulic Gear Pump Hydraulic Cylinder 2 x 6 (Dump cylinder) 11285 Hydraulic Cylinder 4 x 30 (Press cylinder) 19589 Scissor Plate-Left 14951 14955 Scissor Plate-Right...
Page 21 Section 4: Operation 4.1 PRESS OPERATION Yield is calculated as a percentage of juice out compared to weigh of produce in. For example, a pressing that started with 10.0 lbs. of apples, and yielded 8.0 lbs. of juice would be an 80% yield. It is important to check yield at least occasionally, it can be a useful tool in determining if pressing should be slowed down, sped up, or altered.
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