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Operating instructions
4.2.3 Feeding loads into the machine
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4.2.4 Starting washing
Press start button (a) in the activity field on the touch panel when a suitable
contact time has been selected to start the conveyor belt and commence
washing.
4.2.5 Cancelling washing
It is possible to stop the conveyor belt and cancel the washing by pressing Start
/ Stop (5) on the machine or using the stop button in the activity field on the touch
panel.
WD-B 550S - WD-B 950S
Before feeding the item into the machine, soak dried-on food and remove
large food particles. Ordinary washing-up liquid must not be used for
soaking or pre-washing.
The item must be placed on the belt such that there is space for the
washing and rinsing water to move in and around the item. The item should
not be placed such that the washing water remains within it.
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Infeed – placing items on the washing conveyor
Plates, trays and pans should be placed upright with as much space as
possible between them, so that the washing and rinsing water can flow
around the items
Canteens and bowls, etc. should be placed upside down so that the
washing water can drain out of them. Make sure that the canteens are
placed so that there is space between them. Otherwise, the washing water
may overflow between the canteens, which may impair the wash result.
Cutlery and smaller items should be laid in a wash basket placed directly
on the belt. Cutlery should then be stood in special cutlery baskets which
are placed in a normal wash basket and run through the dishwasher once
more. Certain machines are equipped with washing conveyors that have
cutlery baskets beside the washing conveyor. If these are available, the
cutlery should be placed in these
Check that large bowls can pass freely through the machine. The machine
is equipped with a height limiter located on the infeed hood, which prevents
items taller than approx. 450 mm (approx. 550 mm in elevated machines)
to pass through.
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