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  • Page 1 USER GUIDE V1.1...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    WASHING VESSEL TILT............................15 DRAIN VALVES................................17 SOAK WEIGHT................................17 BAG HOLDER................................17 SETUP..............................18 OPERATING CONDITIONS............................18 UNCRATING THE MAKER™............................ 19 ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY........................20 IMPELLER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION........................ 20 FALSE BOTTOM REMOVAL............................ 20 DRAIN VALVE(S) INSTALLATION / REMOVAL....................20 WATER PUMP INSTALLATION/REMOVAL......................21 THERMOMETER REMOVAL / INSTALLATION....................23 WASH BAG HOLDER INSTALLATION........................24...
  • Page 3 WASHING TIPS................................31 PRE-LOADED SETTINGS............................31 CLEANING YOUR MAKER™........................32 HAND-CLEANING THE IMPELLER MOTOR AND WATER PUMP..............33 HAND-CLEANING THE HMI........................... 33 SERVICING YOUR MAKER™........................... 33 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS............................34 BREAKERS/FUSES..............................34 REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS..........................34 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE........................... 35 TROUBLESHOOTING..........................37...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Keep this User Guide handy, so you can refer to it at any time. This User Guide is considered a permanent part of the Maker™ and should remain with the hash washer if resold. The information and specifications included in this publication are those that were in effect at the time of approval for printing.

  • Page 5: Disclaimer

    Do not operate the Maker™ hash washer when fatigued. Be alert. If tired while operating the device, take a break. Fatigue may result in loss of control. Working with any equipment can be strenuous. If you have any condition that might be aggravated by strenuous work, check with your doctor before operating the device.

  • Page 6: Warning Labels

    Your safety and the safety of others are very important. We have provided important safety messages in this manual and on the Triminator Maker™. This information alerts you to potential hazards that could hurt you or others. Please read these messages carefully. Of course, it is not practical or possible to warn you about all the hazards associated with operating or maintaining a hash washer.
  • Page 7 Damage Prevention Messages - You will also see other important messages that are preceded by the word NOTICE. This word means: NOTICE Your hash washer or other property can be damaged if you don’t follow instructions.

  • Page 8: Service And Repairs

    SERVICE AND REPAIRS Repairs may only be carried out by Eteros Technologies or a designated authorized agent (service technician). Should the need arise, please notify us: Eteros Technologies 6175 South Sandhill Road, Unit 600, Las Vegas, NV 89120 www.eteros.com www.thetriminator.com service@thetriminator.com (530) 265 4277 Improper interfacing, improper repair, or an unauthorized modification could result in void warranty...

  • Page 9: Warranty

    Triminator. The above terms are valid if Triminator equipment is used and maintained as directed. If the equipment is modified in any way, all terms of this warranty are void. This warranty does not apply to cosmetic damage, such as scratches or general wear and tear.

  • Page 10: Safety Precautions

    SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY INFORMATION Read and become familiar with the entire User Guide. Learn the equipment applications, limitations, and possible hazards. TRAINED WORKERS ONLY KEEP CHILDREN and BYSTANDERS AWAY from the device. Visitors should be kept at a safe distance from the work area.

  • Page 11: Components

    COMPONENTS...

  • Page 12: Emergency Stop (E-Stop)

    Pressing the emergency stop button will immediately shut down the machine, stopping the impeller and water pump. When the emergency stop button is depressed, a visual cue will be displayed on the HMI and the Maker™ will not run. NOTICE It is NOT recommended to use the emergency stop button to stop the machine in everyday operation.
  • Page 13 STOP The START/STOP button acts as a master switch, toggling the Maker™ between the stop/standby and start/operational modes. Both modes allow for changes to the speed and duration settings. In operational mode, the machine will run with all current settings. In standby mode, the machine will turn off the motor.
  • Page 14 SAVE This button can be used to save different preset recipes. Once selected there will be the ability to edit all applicable settings (speed, duration, pause, and auto runtime). Once all settings are selected they can be saved to memory (1-10) by selecting the desired location and a confirmation will be displayed above the pause time.
  • Page 15 RECALL This button can be used to retrieve saved recipes. Once selected there will be the ability to select the desired memory slot (1-10) and a confirmation will be displayed above the pause time. Close the window to proceed. SOUND An audible alert will sound once the auto cycle has completed.

  • Page 16: Washing Vessel Tilt

    SYSTEM USAGE When selected, the HMI will display system usage information including run time. If is selected, it will display the diagnostics screen. To return to the main menu, press WASHING VESSEL TILT The pin can be turned to disengage the spring and allow the tank to turn freely. During normal use, only the pin on the controller side (right) should be used to adjust the position of the washing vessel.
  • Page 17 NON-CONTROLLER SIDE (Left) Free spin (to tilt backward or more than 90 degrees).

  • Page 18: Drain Valves

    DRAIN VALVES Used to control the flow of water from the washing vessel to the collection vessel and from the collection vessel to the water pump. When the handle is parallel to the spout, the valve will be open and is closed when perpendicular. To switch between positions the black knob must be pulled outwards.

  • Page 19: Setup

    60 Hz: 120 V, 16 A | 50 Hz: 240 V, 8 A Overvoltage Category Environment: While the Maker™ can be used in a variety of conditions, the best results are achieved in spaces with low humidity and cool temperatures.

  • Page 20: Uncrating The Maker

    UNCRATING THE MAKER™ Your Triminator Maker™ will arrive with the primary assemblies ready for operation. 1. Remove screws to open the front and rear of the shipping crate. 2. Release the ratchet straps from the collection vessel. Then remove 2x4 crosser boards to release all components.

  • Page 21: Assembly / Disassembly

    3. Use the thumb screw to loosen the hose clamp. 4. While holding the valve in one hand swing the screw away from the clamp and open it up. 5. Remove the clamp valve and O-ring from the Maker™. INSTALLATION The drain valves can be re-installed by following the above steps in reverse order.

  • Page 22: Water Pump Installation/Removal

    WATER PUMP INSTALLATION/REMOVAL WATER PUMP INSTALLATION 1. Ensure that the motor is placed on the floor beside the Maker™. 2. Connect the shorter hose between the collection vessel and pump inlet using the provided hose clamps. NOTICE Ensure that the O-ring is in place between the vessel/pump and hose.

  • Page 24: Thermometer Removal / Installation

    WATER PUMP REMOVAL Repeat the installation instructions in reverse order. THERMOMETER REMOVAL / INSTALLATION The thermometer can be removed to provide access for cleaning. THERMOMETER REMOVAL 1. Loosen off the screw on the hose clamp. 2. Remove thermometer from the tank, make sure not to lose O-ring. THERMOMETER INSTALLATION 1.

  • Page 25: Wash Bag Holder Installation

    WASH BAG HOLDER INSTALLATION The bag holder is used with the washing vessels to hold the washing bags in place. 1. Place the wash bag holder centered on top of the washing vessel. 2. Install the smallest micron-size bag through the rings and secure with the drawstring around the lowest ring of the holder.
  • Page 26 2. Ensure that the hooks are sitting along the upper edge of the washing vessel. NOTICE Remove the soak weight prior to washing.

  • Page 27: Operation

    BEFORE YOU START SAFETY CHECK NOTICE Please take the following steps to confirm the Maker™ is ready to operate: ● Complete a thorough inspection of the equipment to ensure no damage occurred during shipment. ● Confirm the power cords are in good condition.

  • Page 28: Machine Stop Sequence

    MACHINE STOP SEQUENCE 1. POWER DOWN All motors can be stopped at once by pressing the main START/STOP button. Alternatively, the water pump can be stopped individually under normal circumstances by toggling the WATER PUMP button. 2. DISCONNECT With the motors stopped, disconnect the power cords.

  • Page 29: Washing Plant Material

    WASHING PLANT MATERIAL With the Maker™ turned off and the washing vessel in the upright position, ensure that the drain valves are closed. 1. LOAD THE WASHING VESSEL Very dependent on user preferences Option 1 (Fresh Frozen) ● Fill halfway with ice ●...
  • Page 30 2. RUN A WASH CYCLE (PULL) ● Run a wash cycle at the desired setting Be careful not to put your hand inside the washing vessel while running 3. DRAIN TO COLLECTION VESSEL ● Ensure that the collection vessel is positioned correctly below the drain valve of the washing vessel and that the required bubble bags are installed correctly on the bag holder ●...
  • Page 31 5. RECIRCULATE TO WASHING VESSEL ● You can start another wash cycle and allow it to run while collecting the hash from your first wash cycle ● Open the drain valve of the washing tank and press the WATER PUMP button to recirculate the water back into the washing vessel ●...

  • Page 32: Washing Tips

    ● Maintain precise control over water and ice temperatures during extraction. PRE-LOADED SETTINGS The Maker™ will come with pre-loaded wash recipes on the main screen that will populate on startup. The recipe settings and names can be overwritten as needed.

  • Page 33: Cleaning Your Maker

    CLEANING YOUR MAKER™ The tool-less disassembly of the machine allows for easy breakdown and cleaning. With the exception of the control panel, impeller motor, and water pump, the machine can be pressure washed. NOTICE After the final washing you do not have to recover the water into the washing tank.

  • Page 34: Hand-Cleaning The Impeller Motor And Water Pump

    NOTICE For best results, use hot water whenever possible. Be careful when selecting the degreaser to ensure it will not damage the painted components of the Maker™. Always follow the operating instructions provided with the pressure washer. HAND-CLEANING THE IMPELLER MOTOR AND WATER PUMP 1.

  • Page 35: Safety Precautions

    Read the instructions before you begin, and make sure you have the tools and skills required. BREAKERS/FUSES The Maker™ is equipped with a reset breaker and replaceable fuse to protect operators and the equipment from potentially dangerous conditions. In the unlikely event of a breaker tripping or fuse blowing, allow the Maker™...
  • Page 36 2. Make sure that all rotating parts have come to a complete stop. 3. Disconnect the Maker’s power cords. 4. Remove the impeller and false bottom to inspect for obstructions. 5. Disconnect the valves/hoses and inspect for obstructions. 6. Clear any obstruction(s).

  • Page 37: Maintenance Schedule

    MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BEFORE EACH USE Inspect all electrical cords for damage and replace as required. Never use a damaged or frayed power cord. Ensure the false bottom, impeller, thermometer, hoses, and drain valves are installed correctly. DURING EACH USE Monitor impeller, false bottom, and hoses for product build-up and remove build-up as required.

  • Page 38: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION No electric power from Plug Maker™ into a functional electrical the outlet outlet. Assess fuse inside of the control box, replace Blown fuse if required (3 Amp). Assess breaker inside of control box and reset Tripped internal breaker as necessary.
  • Page 39 SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION No electric power from Plug Maker™ into a functional electrical the outlet outlet. Check that the breaker is not overloaded and Outlet is overloaded has not tripped. If tripped, switch the plug to a different circuit.
  • Page 40 SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Not plugged into control Ensure it is plugged into the outlet on the side of the control box. Ensure the WATER PUMP button has been WATER PUMP WILL Not selected on HMI selected, it will be highlighted when active. NOT RUN Power switch is in the Ensure the power switch on the pump is in...

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