SIMPLER, MORE EFFECTIVE AND MORE ECONOMICAL TECHNIQUE. In the 1990s, INDUSTRIAS GASER expanded into markets in various countries around the world, and not just in the hamburger sector. We are aware that our work would be of no value without the trust of our existing clients and partners or the interest shown by those who wish to join them.
It is forbidden to make any change or modification to the machine without the prior written permission of our technical department. Use of the machine in these conditions could cause accidents, in which case INDUSTRIAS GASER S.L. accepts no liability for the improper use of the machine. Salt, CARLOS GARGANTA SERRAMITJA TECHNICAL DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAS GASER S.L.
* Plastic material: polyethylene terephthalate (PETP), white, density 1.37 g/cm Manufactured in accordance with DIN 50014. * Stainless steel: AISI 304, manufactured in accordance with European regulations EN-10088, Chemical composition: C≤0.07% Si≤0.75% Mn≤2% Cr=18-19% Ni=8-10% Salt, CARLOS GARGANTA SERRAMITJA TECHNICAL DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAS GASER S.L.
Any use other than the specified one will involve risk for the user and for the machine. INDUSTRIAS GASER S.L. accepts no liability either for damage to the machine or personal injury or injury to third parties that this use might cause.
5. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Tabletop machine Can be dismantled for ease of cleaning Easy maintenance Made from stainless steel and plastics suitable for use with food Frequency converter Capable of placing paper on one side Produces round patties of 30 to 120 mm diameter and other shapes (these must be concentric with a circle and of the measurements mentioned above) Weight controllable with a maximum patty thickness of 25 mm Produces 20 to 60 patties/minute...
Image 1. Main parts 2. It is important that when the machine starts working, it is completely clean to ensure it works properly. 3. The SUPER model hamburger forming machine works on single phase 220 V 50 Hz electrical current.
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4. Before starting production, if it has not been calibrated previously, the thickness of the patty must be calibrated. To do so, follow these steps: 4.1. Pull on the latch (Pos. 8, external weight control overview) to expose the calibration gears (Pos.
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(Pos. 2, former shaft overview) are exposed. Once the desired weight has been found, select the automatic mode and press the green start button again. Image 4, Position of the plate 7. If the patties are seen to come out with a layer above the plate or they are not well compacted, this can be adjusted using the weight calibration gear.
6.3 Notes 6.3.1 Changing patty shape To change the shape of the patties, first disassemble the machine as shown in point “7 CLEANING”. Once the machine has been disassembled, you can change the shape of the patties and reassemble the machine by reversing the order of disassembly. Remember that when you change the shape, the weight might vary.
7. CLEANING When you have finished using the machine, it must be cleaned. To do so, follow these steps: 1. First, remove the paper dispenser unit, keeping it as horizontal as possible when lifting it. Image 9, Removing paper positioner 2.
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Image 12, Turning tank clockwise Image 13, Removing tank 3. Remove the vanes (Pos. 16, tank overview), loosening the safety screw (Pos. 9, tank overview) by turning it clockwise. Image 14, Removing safety screw Image 15, Removing vanes 4. Next disassemble the base of the tank (Pos. 3, tank overview). The two knobs must be removed (Pos.
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5. Finally, remove the former (Pos. 2, former shaft overview) by loosening the former shaft nut (Pos. 5, former shaft overview). Image 16. Removing former shaft nut Image 17. Removing former unit Clean the disassembled components with pressurised water and dry well, using compressed air if possible.
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8. MAINTENANCE This machine requires virtually no maintenance. Even so, there are a few details that must be taken into consideration. Periodically check the condition of all moving parts: retainers, gears and bearings. Periodically check the condition of the extractor slice thread (Pos. 12, overview). If it is necessary to change the thread, to remove it, bend the slice, then you can easily remove the thread and replace it with a new one.
9. TROUBLESHOOTING The table below lists the problems that might occur with the machine, their potential causes and how to solve them. Problem Cause Solution See manual “6.2. Start-up”, point 3 Machine unplugged The machine does not start The safety elements have not Fit safety elements been fitted Safety sensors have come lose.
10.3 Former shaft overview Ref. S1020000 Position Description Reference Units FORMER BEARING HOUSING UNIT SS910000 FORMER Ø100 S1020100 FORMER Ø118 S1020100-118 FORMER Ø50 S1020100-50 CAM PLATE S1020600 FORMER TOOTHED WHEEL S1020300 FORMER SHAFT NUT S1021500 EJECTOR SUPPORT S1020700 STAINLESS WASHER M8 DIN125 FE0108M080000125 3 STAINLESS HEX SCREW M8 ×...
10.3.1 Overview complete former bearing housing Ref. SS910000 Position Description Reference Units FORMER SHAFT CORE S1021900 FORMER UNIT SHAFT S1020200 FORMER CENTRING RING S1020500 RETAINING SEAL SI0209R254707 E-52 DIN472 STAINLESS CIRCLIP SI0109I520472 BEARING SI0109CI255215 FORMER BOX SEPERATOR S1021400 AXIAL BEARING SI0509115 FORMER LOWER BEARING HOUSING S1020400...
10.10 Electrical cabinet overview Ref. S1250000 Position Description Reference Units ELECTRICAL CABINET EL0220CI2722A FREQUENCY CONVERTOR S1660000 MAIN SWITCH 20A EL1320IL20A AUTOMATIC/MANUAL SWITCH SS570000 RED-GREEN PILOT LED EL2120PRVD22220 1 M20 × 1.5 METAL GLAND EL0208RPM20 M20x1.5 METAL GLAND NUT EL0208TPM20 ORANGE 8 POLE FEMALE CONNECTOR EL0220C08PH SINGLE PHASE PLUG EL0220CEM...
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