Cleaning Instructions - ELECTRO FREEZE B12 Operator's Manual

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ELECTRO FREEZE Models B12 and B24 Batch Freezer

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7.3

Cleaning Instructions

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The cleaning instructions explained in this section are procedures to remove

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bacteria and maintain a clean, sanitary freezer. The batch freezer must be disas-

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sembled, washed and sanitized according to the instructions in this manual before

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start-up to ensure the best possible cleanliness.

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NOTE: It is your responsibility to be

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aware of, and conform to, the require-

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ments for meeting federal, state and

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local laws concerning the frequency of

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cleaning and sanitizing the freezer.

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sink for washing, rinsing, and sanitizing

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parts removed from the freezer, per

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applicable health codes. Also, prepare a

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clean surface to air-dry all parts.

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Do not use unapproved sanitizer or

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laundry bleach. These materials may

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contain high concentrations of chlo-

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rine and will chemically attack freezer

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components.

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NOTE: Sanitizing solution must be

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mixed according to manufacturer's

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instructions to yield 100 ppm available

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chlorine solution (example: Stera Sheen

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Green Label). Use warm water (100 to

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110°F or 38 to 43°C) to wash, rinse, and

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sanitize.

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CAUTION

Electric shock hazard. Do

not splash water on

switches or allow water to

flow onto electrical

components inside the

freezer.

CAUTION

To prevent bacteria growth,

use only approved

sanitizers to sanitize the

machine. Failure to do so

could create a health

hazard.

1. Wash and sanitize your hands.

2. Prepare a three-compartment

Important:

3. Wash all parts removed from the

freezer thoroughly with a dish detergent

solution. Clean the following parts with

the appropriate supplied brush:

a. The door, gasket, door guard

pins, lid, clevis pins, and gasket groove.

b. The dispensing door, gasket

groove, gasket, spacer, spring, screw,

lever and knob.

c. The door cam and handle.

Important:

Do not leave parts in sanitizer for

more than 15 minutes.

4. After all parts are washed and

rinsed place them in the sanitizing

solution. For proper sanitizing, the parts

must remain fully immersed in the

sanitizing solution for 5 minutes. Allow

parts to air-dry after sanitizing.

5. Using a warm dish detergent

solution thoroughly brush the inside of

the cylinder including the back wall and

dispensing chute. Rinse with sanitizing

solution.

6. Wash the shelf assembly with a

warm dish detergent solution and rinse

with clear water.

7. Wash the outside of the freezer

with a warm dish detergent solution.

Rinse with clear water.

Replace worn brushes. Use

only Electro Freeze original

or authorized replacement

parts. See Alphabetized

Parts List in Part II of this

Manual to order new brushes.

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