Taylor C850 Series Equipment Manual page 48

2. After the grill pad has cooled, remove, wash, and
rinse it thoroughly at the 3-compartment sink.
Turn the grill pad over and re-install on the grill
pad holder.
3. Wash, rinse, and sanitize all utensils and tools
used to clean the grill at the 3-compartment sink.
4. The grill is now ready to use.
Daily Cleaning Procedures -
Grills Not Using Lower Release Sheets
IMPORTANT: This manual contains separate
procedures for grills that use lower release sheets and
for grills that do not use lower release sheets. Use the
procedures appropriate for your grill.
If your grill uses lower release sheets, go to page 39.
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CAUTION: Never use cold water or ice to cool
the upper platen or the lower grill plate.
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Never use grill screens on the upper platen or
the lower grill plate.
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Never allow the grill scraper or abrasive
cleaning materials to come in contact with the
release sheet.
1. Raise the upper platen to the OPEN position by
pressing the red RAISE button. See Figure 114.
Figure 114
CAUTION: Never use force to raise the
upper platen. Damage to components may result.
Only use the RAISE button to open the upper platen.
2. Press the Menu key
is displayed.
until the Clean key
3. Press the Clean key
4. Press the Full Clean key
5. Gather the necessary cleaning supplies while the
grill is cooling down:
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KAY Grill Cleaning Pad Holder
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KAY Grill Cleaning Pad
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KAY Hi-Temp Tool w/Flat Paddle
attachment
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Flat Paddle Sock Pad
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Flat Paddle Mop Sock
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KAY QSR Heat-Activated Grill and Toaster
Cleaner (HAGTC)
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Heat Resistant Gloves (14 inches in length)
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KAY Hi-Temp Tool with Double-Sided
Bristle Brush
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Squeegee
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Sundae Spoon
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Release Sheet Storage Tray
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Soy Adhesion Flakes
When the cook surfaces reach the proper
temperature for cleaning, a message "Cleaning in
progress." will be displayed.
6. Press the
7. Put on heat-resistant gloves. See Figure 115.
CAUTION: The upper platen surface and
release sheets are very HOT. To prevent burn
injuries, use extreme care.
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key to proceed.
Figure 115