0.0 Preface 1.0 Manual purpose and use The information contained in the manual is addressed to: personnel responsible of the machine repair and maintenance personnel responsible of the machine installation personnel responsible of the machine use personnel responsible of the machine dismantling The user must keep the manual, avoiding to damage it and making it easily accessible and searchable.
2.0 Warnings, description and security criteria 2.1 Warnings The machine efficiency conditions keeping depends on the correct use and maintenance respect as described in this manual. The manufacturer request that: - Every argument treated in the manual must be read and clearly understood before using the machine. - The machine must not be tampered, altered or modified even partially, in particular safeguards can’t be removed.
No component of the machine is classified as a toxic or harmful product. 3.0 Unacceptable conditions of use It is forbidden to use the machine in the following conditions: Bigger loads than allowed. Security system tampering. Using equipment not supplied with the machine, not suitable for food contact or which can damage the bowl surface.
The operator must know the deployed functions available on the control panel, the installed safety systems and must verify regularly their efficiency. He must know all possible work cycles and the quantities of product to be used. He must also clean the machine everyday. The maintenance technician (see chapter 5), must verify the control panel commands functionality, the safety systems and he must check the driving belts condition.
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The machine weight is decentralised so the forklifts are positioned as shown in Figures 1 and 2. To handle the packaging refer to the precautions indicated on the sheet placed outside of the packaging and in Figure 1, Pos. 5 (Pos. = Position). Fig.
4.3 Installation and commissioning Preparatory stages for the machine installation and commissioning: Identify an area suitable for food-processing that is completely accessible for cleaning in which collocate the machine. It is not necessary to provide floor anchors but the floor must be well leveled because SP401,601 and SP801 models do not have leveling feet, whereas the SP801 Gold model comes with frontal legs.
Emergency STOP button Light-signalling connection to the main START button Timer switch ON/OFF Timer STOP button Fig.4: Control panel Europe type Emergency STOP button Light-signalling connection to the main START button Timer switch ON/OFF Timer STOP button Reset Button Fig.5: Control panel Brazil type 4.3.2 Correct functioning control The machine works correctly if: a) The bowl rotation direction is counterclockwise, so in the same direction of the arrow on the bowl side,...
a) select 1 or 2 speed by turning the left or right knob of Timer Pos.7 counterclockwise until the indicator light marked "M" lights up and the other speed is excluded by rotating the remaining Timer knob counterclockwise until the spy is marked with the letter "E" b) the Pos.7 figs.4/5 Timer is excluded by turning Pos.6 selector to "OFF", in this case only 1 speed is available.
In this case, resuming the machining process is done by resetting the Pos.3 fig.4 Stop/Emergency button and pressing Start, Pos. 5 fig.4, after resetting the machining times as the timer is reset. 4.4.3.2 Security stop Brazil model The machine behaves in the same way during stopping and resuming both if it is blocked by lifting the bowl protection, Pos.4 fig.3, and if the Red Stop/Emergency button is partially switched on Pos.3 figg.4/5.
Turn off the machine using the switch, Pos.3 figg.3/6 . To lift the mobile protection, Pos.4 fig.3/6. To put the ingredients into the bowl. Only ingredients for bread and pastry production and are allowed. Verify that the quantity does not exceed the limits set in Table 4.1 for the machine model in question.
The processing time is determined by manually stopping the machine by means of the Stop or Stop/Emergency button. In this case, stop mode is not important because before the final step of removing the dough from the bowl it is still necessary to bring the switch in line Pos.3 fig.3 to OFF and wait for the complete shutdown of the tool and the bowl.
5.1.2 Command functioning and safety systems control The commands functionalities illustrated in the Fig.3/4/5 are described in the following section. Line switch, Pos. 3, its function is to isolate the machine from the power supply, when it is on OFF no functions are available and in particular the network presence light, Pos.4, is off.
The machine safety systems consist mainly of the Pos.4 mobile protection, the engine brake and the safety module on the Brazil model. The mobile protection prevent the access to the bowl while the machine is processing. If it is lifted up while the machine is processing it stops, in particular the motor is locked by an impulse contrary to the direction of rotation which stops it in less than 3s.
If the spiral driving belts are worn, they must be replaced by removing the bowl double drive belts as indicated below, see figg.7/8: a) Removing bowl double drive belts Pos.1 : Loosen the screw Pos. 3 and Self Locking Nut Pos.10. Loosen the Pos.1 straps by unscrewing the Pos.
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If the spiral driving belts Pos.2, are loosen proceed as follows: a) Loose the belts, Pos.1: - Loose the nuts, Pos.10. - Loose the belts, Pos.1 acting on nut and screw, Pos.61 / 62. b) Restore correct belts tension. Pos. unscrew nuts Pos.
5.1.3.2 Bowl driving belts 5.1.3.2.1 Bowl transmission maintenance SP401,SP601,SP801 models. For the bowl driving belts maintenance see figure 7,8,11,12. To verify the bowl transmission is necessary to remove the Pos.8 head carter, and the Pos.13 carter. Fig.12: Basement side bowl transmission details. Fig.11: Driving belts.
The inspection and control of bowl transmission require both the head carter removal Pos.8, the Pos.13 carter. Fig.13: Bowl driving belts. Fig.14: Bowl driving belt detail. If the driving belts Pos.1 are loosen proceed as follows: loosen the nuts Pos. 10, fig.8, unlock the nut Pos.
respectively, by disassembling the head carter, Pos.8 fig.7 and the basement belts inspection carter, Pos.13. fig.9. Fig.15: Adjustable holder. 5.1.4.1 Adjustable holders for SP801 Gold model The bowl drive shaft auto-aligned supports of figg.8/10/16 require greasing every 4 months, with normal lithium grease.
5.2 Overtime maintenance The specific maintenance operations are not recurring events, so they are not planned. Those operations can be preventive or due to malfunctions and/or breaks. Preventive measures are recommended in the case of certain mechanical parts starting to produce abnormal noises or vibrations that can result in malfunctions or failures and compromise the functionality of other parts of the machine.
a) Tool removal Pos.21, by untighten the screws Pos.22. b) Carter removal Pos.20 untighten the screws Pos.28. c) Head carter removal Pos.8 untighten the screws Pos.9. d) Belts removal: - as illustrated in §5.1.3.1.1 for SP401,SP601,SP801 models and - as illustrated in §5.1.3.1.2 SP801-Gold model. e) Pulley removal untighten the screw Pos.24.
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Fig.18 Basement compartment Fig.19 Detail. Remove the belts Pos.15 fig.18, as indicated in §5.1.3.2.1 for the SP401, SP601, SP801 models and in §5.1.3.2.2 for the SP801-Gold model, remove the Pos.34 pulley, releasing the coupling Pos.35 figg.19 / 20. To unlock the coupling untighten the "V"...
6.0 Attachments The annexes below refer to the constituent groups of the structural and mechanical parts of the machine and the electrical diagrams. 6.1 Main groupsets The component lists attached to the drawing refer to the SP401, SP601, SP801, and SP801 Gold models...
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Components list of SP401, SP601, SP801 models SP401/601/801 Common elements STOCK ITEM QTY NUMBER DESCRIPTION 07114030 Vite inox M14X30 Testa Cil. 07014030 Vite inox M14X30 Testa Esag. SPX40005 Albero spirale SP401-601-801 C32102RS Cuscinetto 3210-2RS 10506010 Vite M6x10 SP060008 Scodellino supporto spirale SP060009 Supporto spirale C62102RS...
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SPX40049 Flangia fissaggio finecorsa 07212020 Vite inox M12X20 SP060014 Puleggia vasca SPZ D387/4 (cal.40X65) 02612020 Vite M12X20 C062092RS Cuscinetto 6209-2RS 03210020 Vite M8X20 SP060056 Supporto vasca SP060057 Anello di tenuta 65X100X10-A SP060058 Flangia alloggiamento paraolio s/vasca 08706000 Rondella inox per M6 C62112RS Cuscinetto 6211-2RS SP060063...
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