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Brunner Anliker FAM 16 Operating Manual

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Operating Manual
Fruit Declumper
FAM 16
Translation of the German Original

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  • Page 1 Operating Manual Fruit Declumper FAM 16 Translation of the German Original...
  • Page 2 Generated: Reviewed: Revised: Status: 300 released Page 2 of 26 Ralph Moretti Michel Benkovics Document number: Index 12 Feb 2018...
  • Page 3 SAFETY GUIDELINES This operating manual provides information which the operator of the device needs to observe in order to ensure personal safety and to prevent damage to property. All safety issues are pointed out by warning triangles and classified according to their degree of risk: DANGER! Death, severe bodily injury or considerable damage to property will occur if the respective precautions are not taken.
  • Page 4 Copyright © Brunner-Anliker AG 2018 All rights reserved Disclaimer Any reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its We reviewed the contents of this publication to ensure compliance contents is not permitted without our explicit written consent. with the described FAM16 fruit declumper. As differences cannot, We shall claim damages in case of violations of the above.
  • Page 5 PREAMBLE / IMPORTANT INFORMATION Purpose of this This operating manual is meant to support the specialist in familiarizing with and operating manual handling the FAM16 fruit declumper. Readers This operating manual is intended for all those installing, operating and maintaining the FAM16 fruit declumper made by Brunner-Anliker AG.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents 1 Introduction ........................... 8 2 Intended use .......................... 8 Limitation of liability ......................8 3 System components ....................... 9 Front view (operator side) ....................9 Rear view ........................10 4 Scope of supply ........................11 Scope of supply ....................... 11 Accessories ........................
  • Page 7 List of illustrations Fig. 1: Rear view ........................... 9 Fig. 2: Rear view ......................... 10 Fig. 3: Pre-separator hook Fig. 4: Spiral separator Fig. 5: Scraper unit 11 Fig. 6: 6-mm Allen® key ....................... 11 Fig. 7: Perforated plate variant Fig.

  • Page 8: Introduction

    1 Introduction Thank you very much for your trust in us and our products. The machines made by Brunner-Anliker AG are of high quality. The quality assurance measures in place at Brunner-Anliker AG ensure that all machines leave the plant in perfect condition. By purchasing the FAM16 fruit declumper made by Brunner-Anliker AG, you have decided in favor of a sophisticated, state- of-the-art product.

  • Page 9: System Components

    3 System components Front view (operator side) Fig. 1: Rear view Table 1 Operator side Item Item 1 Chute 5 ON switch 2 Chute lock 6 OFF switch 3 Lift handle 7 Cable holder with power cable 4 EMERGENCY OFF switch 8 Swivel casters with brakes Generated: Reviewed:...

  • Page 10: Rear View

    Rear view Fig. 2: Rear view Table 2 Rear Item Item 1 Declumper hood 5 Lock 2 Pre-separator hook 6 Perforated plate 3 Spiral separator 7 Outlet 4 Scraper unit 8 Rigid casters Generated: Reviewed: Revised: Status: 300 released Page 10 of 26 Ralph Moretti Michel Benkovics Document number:...

  • Page 11: Scope Of Supply

    4 Scope of supply Scope of supply The FAM16 consignment consists of the machine itself, the operating manual, pre-separator hook, spiral separator, scraper unit, 19-mm socket wrench and 6-mm Allen® key. Fig. 3: Pre-separator hook Fig. 4: Spiral separator Fig. 5: Scraper unit Fig.

  • Page 12: Accessories

    Accessories The FAM16 fruit declumper can be equipped with a variety of perforated plates to suit all types of fruit (e.g. dried fruit). Fig. 7: Perforated plate variant Fig. 8: Spiral separator variant Generated: Reviewed: Revised: Status: 300 released Page 12 of 26 Ralph Moretti Michel Benkovics Document number:...

  • Page 13: Transport And Installation Instructions

    5 Transport and installation instructions Consignment Start-up The mobile machine must be placed on an even surface (do not use on sloping surfaces). Leave enough space around the machine for the provision and infeed of fruit blocks as well as for the container catching the singulated products.

  • Page 14: Operation

    6 Operation Preparing the machine The machine must be prepared for the fruit to be processed. Ensure that the machine is switched OFF. Open the declumper hood: pull the handle and swing the hood to the side. Fig. 11: Opening the hood Fig.

  • Page 15: Fig. 14: Inserting The Perforated Plate

    Insert the perforated plate into its frame. Ensure that the right side faces up. The hole size should comply with that of the declumped fruit pieces. Fig. 14: Inserting the perforated plate Place the spiral separator on the upper end of the drive shaft. The bayonet lock lobes must snap into place.

  • Page 16: Fig. 19: Adjusting / Removing The Scrapers Fig. 20: Adjusting The Scrapers

    Adjust the distance and orientation of the four scrapers on the scraper unit. The distance between scrapers and perforated plate should roughly comply with the size of the singulated fruit pieces. The spiral separator indicates the direction of rotation which needs to be observed for scraper adjustment. The stud screws can be loosened and tightened with the key in the accessories kit.

  • Page 17: Fig. 22: Scraper

    NOTE! • Ensure that all screws on the scrapers sit tight and that the scrapers do not rub against the wall! Fig. 22: Scraper Instead of the scraper unit and the perforated plate, a second spiral separator can be mounted on the bottom of the machine.

  • Page 18: Fruit Processing

    Fruit processing 1. Start the machine. 2. Place a container suitable for collection of the singulated fruit products under the declumper. 3. Unpack the products (fruit) for declumping. 4. Remove the packaging material (e.g. plastic bag). 5. Lift the chute with the handle and slide the block into the machine. Fig.

  • Page 19: System Maintenance

    7 System maintenance Cleaning Switch the machine off and unplug the power cable. To remove the plastic plate for cleaning, block the loading device with the hook to prevent it from springing back. Fig. 25: Locking the chute Lift the plastic plate through the oval openings from below, pull out from above. Fig.

  • Page 20: Fig. 27: Scraper Unit Across The Plate

    In case of narrow distances to the scrapers, rotate the scraper unit until it is positioned transversely to the machine rotation direction. Very small distances may require raising of the scrapers to allow removal of the perforated plate. : Scraper unit placed transversely to the plate Fig.

  • Page 21: Troubleshooting

    8 Troubleshooting Delivered fruit too big - fruit not completely declumped. The scraper distance might be too big. Reduce the distance. Ensure that the outer scrapers push the fruit towards the center. Delivered fruit too small - fruit crushed or cut. The scraper distance might be too small.

  • Page 22: Service Line

    NOTE! The rear door must not be opened when the chute is open! • If these measured do not help or in case of malfunctions not described in this manual, please contact the Brunner-Anliker Service Line. Service line Please contact our Service Line for all problems and questions that are not described or cannot be solved.

  • Page 23: Technical Specifications

    11 Technical specifications Table 3 Technical specifications 3 x 400V 50Hz Electrical connection Electric motor 2.2 kW Weight 332 kg Protection category IP 26 Dimensions min. L x W x H 1800 x 920 x 1430 Dimensions max. L x W x H 2110 x 1230 x 1800 Generated: Reviewed:...

  • Page 24: Dimensional Drawing

    11.1 Dimensional drawing Fig. 30: Dimensional drawing Generated: Reviewed: Revised: Status: 300 released Page 24 of 26 Ralph Moretti Michel Benkovics Document number: Index 12 Feb 2018...

  • Page 25: Ce Conformity Declaration

    12 CE Conformity Declaration Fig. 31: CE conformity declaration Generated: Reviewed: Revised: Status: 300 released Page 25 of 26 Ralph Moretti Michel Benkovics Document number: Index 12 Feb 2018...

  • Page 26: Warranty

    13 Warranty During the warranty period, the machine may only be repaired and maintained by the manufacturer. Upon request, the manufacturer may authorize certain exceptions in writing. The warranty exclusively relates to the part to be replaced and its replacement at the manufacturer’s factory, but not to a service in connection with a warranty repair not conducted by the specialist staff at our service center (refer to page xx) or by the manufacturer plant itself.

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