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Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor injury, property damage or both. All adjustments and repairs shall be made Rags or paper containing by an authorized Smokaroma representa- cooking oil can catch fire tive. if exposed to heat. Laundering will not remove the oil.
2 - ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY ELECTRICAL SAFETY ACCESS FOR SERVICE Many parts of this section For access to the electrical compartment, pertain to checking and re- remove rear cover. pairing electrical components. High Voltage will be encountered in several instances. Only persons trained and equipped for checking high voltage shall undertake such repairs.
3 - CONTROL PANEL PRESSURE GAUGE: Indicates the pres- THERMOSTAT: Puts the smoker in either sure present in the Cooking Well. BAR-B-Q or HOLD mode. When set, pro- vides power to the power relay/contactor to PRESSURE - GREEN LIGHT: Illuminates the heating elements.
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ACCESS FOR SERVICE 1. Unplug power cord. 2. Remove rear cover of unit. broaster.com Manual #17897 7/17...
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PRESSURE GAUGE COLD SMOKE SWITCH 1. See ACCESS FOR SERVICE. 2. Disconnect the hose from the fitting on the back of the pressure gauge. 3. Remove the (2) mounting nuts and the mounting clamp from the gauge. 4. Pull gauge out of control panel from 1.
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LIGHTS Terminals 5 & 6 are jum- pered together and should be toward the right end when facing the back of the control panel. 3. Transfer the wires from one ter- minal to the same terminal on the new terminal block. Method 2 1.
4 - ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS Many of the components 4. Remove timer mounting screws from in this section will have front holding the timer in place. wires that will need to be connected to the terminal (TB) the diagram below 5. Remove timer from panel and discon- shows how the terminals are numbered.
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THERMOSTAT: 13. Lay unit on its back. Removal & Installation: 14. Insert bulb under clamp on bottom of cooking well and tighten screw enough to hold bulb in place. Tightening screw too much may damage the bulb. 15. Set unit upright on its casters. 16.
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PRESSURE SWITCHES: 7. Reconnect wires as indicated in the di- agram at left. REPLACEMENT: 8. Adjust pressure switch PS1 as de- scribed in the PRESSURE SWITCH ADJUSTMENT section. 9. Reinstall rear panel. 10. Plug in power cord to put unit back in service.
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clockwise to re-energize the power re- PRESSURE SWITCH ADJUST- lay/contactor. As the pressure passed MENT 12 PSI adjust the knurled nut counter- clockwise to de-energize the power re- lay/contactor. Test to ensure that the power relay/contactor continues to de- energize at 12 PSI. 1.
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CONTACTORS & RELAYS: THREE PHASE SINGLE PHASE 1. Unplug power cord. 2. Remove rear panel of unit. 1. Unplug power cord. 3. Disconnect all wires from the contac- 2. Remove rear panel of unit. tor. 3. Disconnect all wires from the relay, Make note of where each making note of where each wire is con- wire is connected.
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SOLENOID VALVE CHARRING ELEMENT: 1. Unplug power cord. 2. Remove rear panel of unit. 3. Disconnect the black solenoid valve wires from PS2 and TB-5. 4. Disconnect fittings A & B as shown in the diagram below. 1. Unplug power cord. 2.
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HEATING ELEMENTS: 6. Remove the front and side panels 7. Remove the insulation band clamp. Replacement of the heat- ing elements should not 8. Carefully remove the insulation and set be done on site because of time and it aside. space needed to do the replacement.
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21. Turn the unit over onto it’s casters. 22. Reconnect the heating element jump- ers as shown below or on next page per voltage specified on specification plate. broaster.com Manual #17897 7/17...
5 - PARTS All adjustments and repairs shall be made by an authorized Broaster Company representative. CABINET & PANELS 001549 broaster.com Manual #17897 7/17...
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