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BIRO B350A Installation, Use, Maintenance & Parts Manual

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B350A
AUTOMATIC FEED SLICER
INSTALLATION, USE, MAINTENANCE
& PARTS MANUAL
REVISED MAY 2011
MARBLEHEAD, OHIO 43440-2099 U.S.A.
Ph. 419-798-4451 Fax 419-798-9106
sales@birosaw.com service@birosaw.com
http://www.birosaw.com

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  • Page 1 B350A AUTOMATIC FEED SLICER INSTALLATION, USE, MAINTENANCE & PARTS MANUAL REVISED MAY 2011 MARBLEHEAD, OHIO 43440-2099 U.S.A. Ph. 419-798-4451 Fax 419-798-9106 sales@birosaw.com service@birosaw.com http://www.birosaw.com...
  • Page 2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY “CE” (Directive 98/37 cee, attached 2 part A) WWW.BIROSAW.COM THE BIRO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1114 W. MAIN ST., MARBLEHEAD, OH 43440-2099 U.S.A. Model: B 350 A s/n: ___________________________ Compliant to NSF/ANSI Standard 8: Commercial powered food preparation equip- ment.
  • Page 3 SLICING MACHINES AUTOMATIC VERSION B 350 A This manual consists of 29 pages as follows: • Title page with notes for the user; • Contents, page 3; • Page 4 to page 28 carrying progressive numeration Pag. 1...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS FOREWORD SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL GENERAL INFORMATION LIMITS OF USE – SAFETY NORMS GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND LIABILITY PLATES – CONFORMITY MARKS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF USE PACKING OPENING THE BOX TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND PROPOSED CONDITIONS OF USE GENERAL DESCRIPTION MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY DEVICES WARNING: RESIDUAL RISKS...

  • Page 5: Foreword

    FOREWORD SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL This manual contains all the necessary information to install, use and service the gravity slicers for food (please see models in paragraph “Technical Description”). The scope of this document, hereinafter the “manual”, is to permit users, and especially end users, to take all the cautions and provisions possible for using this machine safely and for a long time.

  • Page 6: Manufacturer's Warranty And Liability

    MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY AND LIABILITY The manufacturer’s warranty covering the functioning of the machines and their complian- ce to the service for which they have been designed depends on the correct application of the instructions contained in this manual. The Manufacturer assumes no liability either direct or indirect deriving from: •...

  • Page 7: Packing

    PACKING OPENING THE BOX On receipt, check packaging integrity, otherwise inform the forwarding agent or the area agent immediately. To unpack the machine, proceed as follows: • Open the box and remove your copy of the manual of use and maintenance, then proceed according to the instructions found in that manual;...

  • Page 8: Technical Description And Proposed Conditions Of Use

    TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION AND PROPOSED CONDITIONS OF USE GENERAL DESCRIPTION The machine is essentially made of a base supporting a circular blade mounted in tilted position. This blade is driven by an electrical motor to slice food. The machine is equipped with a carriage holding a product tray and sliding on tracks mounted under the base top, parallel to the blade.

  • Page 9: Dimension Main Technical Data

    DIMENSIONS MAIN TECHNICAL DATA AUTOMATIC GRAVITY SLICERS MODEL B 350 A MODEL motor Kw 0,35 motor Kw blade diam 14" blade diam slice thicness 0 - 1" 0 - 25 slice thicness ‫ס‬ ‫ס‬ 9"1/4 max cut max cut mm □...
  • Page 10 MAIN COMPONENTS gravity version CONTROL PANEL START SWITCH STOP SWITCH SPEED MIN with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke SPEED MEDIUM with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke SPEED MAX with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke STROKE 150 mm...

  • Page 11: Machine Commissioning And Function Tests

    MACHINE COMMISSIONING AND FUNCTION TESTS INSTALLING THE MACHINE Position the machine on a well leveled, smooth and dry top suitably dimensioned to with- stand the machine weight. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Install the machine near a compliant outlet derived from a system meeting the current norms.

  • Page 12: Using The Machine

    USING THE MACHINE LOADING THE PRODUCT ON THE TRAY AND SLICING Lift the gripper arm Lock the gripper arm into the rest position as shown in photo B Pag. 11...
  • Page 13 Unscrew the fence retaining knob and slide the fence in to the outer position 1. Load the product on to the meat platform 2. Slide the fence against the product 3. Lock the fence in place firmly using the locking knob Pag.
  • Page 14 Locate the gripper arm onto the product Select the thickness of the product to be sliced using the portion thickness control knob Pag. 13...
  • Page 15 STAND -BY POSITION Pag. 14...
  • Page 16 CONTROL PANEL START SWITCH STOP SWITCH SPEED MIN with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke SPEED MEDIUM with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke SPEED MAX with min stroke with medium stroke with large stroke STROKE 150 mm STROKE 250 mm...

  • Page 17: Programming The Machine

    Push the green button to start the machine running Programming the machine: 1.The machine can be programmed to slice a set number of slices automatically and then stop a) If the display shows 00 the machine will continuously run until stopped by the operator b) Set the display e.g.
  • Page 18 Speed & Stroke Programming: Speed: There are 3 speed settings on the machine using the > key, select > >> or >>> to increase or decrease the speed Stroke: Dependent on the size of the product that is to be sliced, the ma- chine can be programmed more efficiently using the stroke keys e.g.

  • Page 19: Cleaning The Slicer

    CLEANING THE SLICER GENERAL The machine must always be accurately cleaned at least once a day, and more often if necessary. Always use protective gloves. DISASSEMBLING THE MACHINE FOR CLEANING • Disconnect the plug from the mains; • Turn the gauge plate to ‘0’; •...
  • Page 20 CLEANING THE SLICER B 350 A (2: UP SETTING PLATE) • Stop the machine, rotate the adjustable knob to regulate the gauge plate and position it on 0 (1) • Return the carriage to the operators side (2) • Turn the knob (3) anti clockwise, until loose, the carriage will then drop back for cleaning (4).
  • Page 21 (1) Hold the Lever (2) Lift the Machine Pag. 20...

  • Page 22: Reassembling The Machine

    REASSEMBLING THE MACHINE Proceed as indicated for the previous operations but in reverse order. MAINTENANCE GENERAL The operator is allowed to perform the following maintenance operations: • Blade sharpening: regularly (intervals and duration obviously depend on the use of the machine, time of use and type of product sliced);...

  • Page 23: Sharpening

    SHARPENING B 350 A Versions with separated sharpener To sharpen the blade periodically as soon as the cutting capacity decreases. Please proceed as per the following instructions: 1) CLEAN THE BLADE 2) ASSURE THE SHARPENER IS AT ZERO POSITION Pag. 22...
  • Page 24 3) MOVE THICKNESS REGULATOR TO THE 25mm POSITION ONCE THE GAUDE PLATE IS OPENED AT MAX POSITION, THE AUTOMATIC MOUVEMENT DOESN'T RUN, IN ORDER TO PERMIT THE SHARPENING 002 ALARM WILL FLASH 4) THIS OPENED THE BLADE TO THE DESIRED POSITION READY FOR POSITIONING THE SHARPENER.MEAT PLATE POSITIONED IN THE MIDDLE.
  • Page 25 5) THE SMALL RECESS ON THE GAUGE PLATE IS FOR THE POSITIONING OF THE SHARPENING MECHANISM. PLACE SHARPENING MECHANISM ONTO PLATE. 6) VERIFY POSITION Pag. 24...
  • Page 26 7) START BLADE ROTATING 8) TURN DIAL TO POSITION 1. THIS WILL SHARPEN THE REAR OF THE BLADE. RUN FOR 15 SECONDS, TURN DIAL TO POSITION 2 FOR 5 SECONDS. THIS WILL TAKE THE BURR OF THE FRONT SURFACE OF BLADE 9) STOP MACHINE.

  • Page 27: Lubrication

    LUBRICATION Carriage sliding guides product grip (once a week) Use only the oil provided, otherwise use white Vaseline oil. DO NOT USE VEGETABLE OILS. • Spread a small quantity of oil on the bar and move the assembly 3 or 4 times. •...

  • Page 28: Troubleshooting And Remedies

    TROUBLESHOOTING AND REMEDIES The table below indicates the most common problems that may arise during slicing and the necessary remedies. PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY ALARM 01 Automatic mechanism not Pull the black knob (page connected ALARM 02 Once the gauge plate is Finish sharpening, take off opened at max position, The sharpening device, then...

  • Page 29: Dismantling The Slicer

    DISMANTLING THE SLICER These machines are made of the following elements: • Aluminum frame; • Stainless steel fittings and others; • Electrical parts and cords; • Electrical motor; • Plastic materials, etc. Whether dismantling is entrusted to third parties or done in-house (in that last case you will have to separate the various materials) please note that disposal of the materials can only be carried out by duly authorized businesses.

  • Page 30: Recommended Spare Parts

    BIRO B 350 A Automatic Slicer Recommended Spare Parts GZ9MAF Sharpening stone GZ9PIE Foot GZ9MSB Cleaning stone Z5L3G Blade GAF01US Sharpening assembly GG111 Water-ring protection GG5CIN Trasmission Belt Pag. 31...
  • Page 31 BIRO B350 A AUTOMATIC SLICER May 2011 G257 X0560 Z9PIE G100 G2500 G119C G282 G251 Z8BCN G122 Complete Assembly G0170 F9331500 W6CUS X0270 G102 Z8BCN G9361 G110 G132 CODE DES CRIP TION Q,TY F9331500 S P RING d 10 L 55...
  • Page 32 BIRO B 350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 G0124 C2080 G0160A C2041 G274 C2032 C2041 G9369 F9321500 G127 G277 G280 G121 Z8MBPA CODE DESCRIPTION Q,TY G277 CARRIAGE - AUTOM. SLICER C2032 MEAT GRIP HOLDER C2041 MEAT GRIP C2080 BUSHING 141620E...
  • Page 33 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 G201 COMPLETE ASSEMBLY X0210 X0272 X0230 W7CUS X0520 X0240 Z9BCR X0271 X0250 X0110 G116 G238 G286 G114 G113 G5CUS G104 X0120 G240 X0260 G239 Z9BCR Z9FUN CODE DESCRIPTION Q,TY G104 CARRIAGE G113 SHAFT - PIVOT RETURN...
  • Page 34 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 G231 Z10AMR G232 G230 G244 G249 G233 G247 G249 39MOTR7M G236 G6CIN G237 Z10AMR G247 G245 G246 G242 G235 G243 G4CIN G234 G283 CODE DESCRIPTION Q,TY 39MOTR7M MOTOR OMRON R7M 200W G230 SUPPORT...
  • Page 35 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 Z3ATQ Z5L3G G105B G120 G101 X0360 X0491 G9364 G111-A X0620A G111-B G125 G1171 G112 G134 Z8MGRA X0280 X0080 Z9GHI CODE DESCRIPTION Q,TY G101 GAUGE PLATE G100 FRAME G105B RING STUDBOLT h. 114mm G111-A...

  • Page 36: Motor Assembly

    BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 W2CUS G109 G106 G5CIN UP S/N 10801 G108 W2CUS X0070 M9314 M9315 X0060 G8CIN FROM S/N 10802 Motor Assembly W6CUS A62GM 115V/60Hz W6CUS IP65 M9313 M9310 115/60 Hz M9372 115V/60 Hz IP65 UP S/N 10801...
  • Page 37 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 X0270 Z11AMR Z12AMR X0710 W3CON G281 Z3CON Complete Assembly Complete Assembly GRSTU 220V/50Hz GRSTV 115V/60Hz CODE DESCRIPTION Q.TY G281 CONTROL PANEL UNI AUTO W3CON CAPACITOR 20 Mf Z3CON CAPACITOR 10 Mf X0270 ELECTRIC BOX COVER...
  • Page 38 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer May 2011 AF021 G271 G269 G268 G270 G272 AF025 CODE DESCRIPTION Q.TY G269 PLASTIC BRACKETS AF021 KNOB Ø40 M10 AF025 PLASTIC WHEEL G268 COVER G270 LEVER SPACER G271 LEVER - LIFTING G272 LIFTING MECHANISM...
  • Page 39 BIRO B350 A Automatic Slicer UP S/N 10801 AF008 Z9MSB AF01US AF006 AF033 Z9MAF AF011 AF008 AF023 AF022 ZZVOL AF006 AF0020 AF022 Complete Assembly AF034 AF038 AF039 AF035 AF036 AF040 AF039 AF022 AF038 CODE DESCRIPTION Q.TY AF006 SHAFT - SHARP + CLEANING STONE...
  • Page 40 BIRO Manual Slicer May 2011 AF076-AF078-AF079 AF062 ZZVOL AF07200-AF07201-AF07203 AF039 AF07301-AF07302-AF07303 AF036 AF038 AF025 AF011 AF040 AF007 AF035 AF063 AF0020 AF074 Z9MSB AF006 Z9MAF AF008 AF064-AF066-AF0661 AF068-AF069-AF070 AF067 CODE DESCRIPTION Q.TY AF006 SHARPENER SHAFT 6x68 AF007 BUSHING AF008 NUT - SPECIAL...
  • Page 44 Factory: WWW.BIROSAW.COM THE BIRO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 1114 W. MAIN ST., MARBLEHEAD, OH 43440-2099 U.S.A.

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