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mac.pan MC30/2E User And Maintenance Manual

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Electrical cream cooker
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  • Page 1 Electrical cream cooker MC30/2E - MC60/2E - MC80/2E - MC120/2E MC200/2E - MC300/2E - MC500/2E...
  • Page 3 1. INTRODUCTION Before using the machine for the first time, please read this Manual carefully. It contains information necessary to operate the machine properly. Proper maintenance of machine’s mechanisms and its electrical parts will be ensured by using protective shields, with which the machine is equipped, and operating the machine in accordance with its purpose.

  • Page 4: Intended Use

    Kneading Trough Machine Dimensions Model Capacity Volume Weight Heaters Motor W x D x H (Same as [kg] [kW] [kW] Milk Amount) MC30/2E 3-21 0.37/0.45 10-10.5 950x725x1570 MC60/2E 4-39 0.6/0.8 16-16.5 950x780x1570 MC80/2E 4-52 0.6/0.8 20-20.5 950x740x1570 MC120/2E 12-80 1.3/1.8...
  • Page 5 shield (11), removing the cover (3) and unlocking the locking pawl with your foot (MC/2E -30 only) or turning the hand wheel (31). 3.4 MACHINE PARTS NUMBERING Drawing 1 Item Part Description Frame Made of stainless steel. Top cover Covers the mixer drive. While the machine is in operation, the cover must lie on the Kneading trough kneading trough, and its key must be pushed into the end...
  • Page 6 Figure 1. Machine parts numbering Drawings 2, 3 and 4 – Design Item Part Description Frame Top cover While the machine is in operation, the cover must lie on the Kneading trough kneading trough, and its key must be pushed into the end cover connector.
  • Page 7 Kneading trough with Made of stainless steel, used as a product heater and tank. oil shell Kneading trough sleeve Prevents machine operation when the key (being an integral End connector part of the cover (3)) is not pushed properly into the body. Connects the drive shaft (13) with the mixer (14), enabling Mixer lock drive transmission.
  • Page 8 Hand wheel Used for titling the kneading trough in order to empty it. Catch Locks the front shield (11). Used for tilting the kneading trough in order to pour out the Rotation reducer contents Figure 2. MC30/2E design electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 9 Figure 3. MC60/2E and MC80/2E design electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 10 Figure 4. MC120/2E design electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 11 Drawing 5 – Replacement of heating elements Item Part Description Back shield Prevents access to heaters Heater Heats thermal oil of the kneading trough in the oil jacket (4) Washer Acorn nut Used for fixing the back shield (9) Seal Threaded rod Used for fixing the back shield with nuts (9c) Figure 5.

  • Page 12: Electrical Connections

    4. INSTALLATION AND OPERATION 4.1 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION OF THE MACHINE The electric cream cooker is supplied on a wooden pallet, secured against sliding off and wrapped in stretch film. It is not allowed to put the machine on its side. The reason for this is that the machine comes filled with oil, and its leak could cause damage to electrical or mechanical components.
  • Page 13 Time setting on the relay (19): a. Press the button for 2 seconds. The indicator lights will light up and the seconds will start flashing on the display. b. Using the buttons, set the seconds and confirm with the button. Then, the minutes will start flashing.
  • Page 14 Attention: During operation, some machine parts may become extremely hot. They are marked with a special label. The machine can be accessed only from the front. It is not allowed to tamper with or remove the protective shields. Always exercise care when the machine is in operation. User advice Before using the machine for the first time, it is recommended to clean the interior of the kneading trough with substance approved by the National Institute of Hygiene (PZH).
  • Page 15 down the mixture. Stop the machine, open the shield, take off the kneading trough cover, remove the mixer, and slowly discharge the mixed product. The maximum ingredient amounts for each mixing cycle are given in the ‘Recommended ingredient amounts’ table. End of operation.
  • Page 16 4.5 COOKING TEMPERATURE AND TIME Approximate Cooking Times Machine Type Set Temperature [min] MC30/2E 130 °C 40/50 MC60/2E 60/70 130 °C MC80/2E 130 °C 75/90 MC120/2E 130 °C 80/100 Indicated temperatures should be treated as recommendations. As you gain experience with the machine, and depending on the type of mixed cream, you may modify the values given above (both ingredients and their amounts as well as cooking temperature and time).

  • Page 17: Checking Oil Level

    Before cleaning, always disconnect from power supply 5. MAINTENANCE 5.1 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE – THERMAL OIL Thermal oil is used to heat the product through the tank wall (it is recommended to check the oil level to prevent it from dropping below the minimum level). Add only identical oil. When refilling with oil from another manufacturer, first always empty the whole tank.

  • Page 18: Additional Maintenance

    pour new oil into the oil shell. Check the oil level by screwing the oil level indicator into the pipe protruding from the trough. The electric cream cooker comes filled with TOTAL SERIOLA 1510 oil 5.4 ACCEPTABLE REPLACEMENT OILS ESSO ESSOTHERM 500 AGIP ALARIA 3...

  • Page 19: Spare Parts

    6. SPARE PARTS Spare parts are only supplied when ordered from the manufacturer. Ordering parts from the manufacturer, you can be sure that they will be made exactly the same as those originally installed in your machine in terms of their structural and engineering characteristics. Only original spare parts will ensure unchanged efficiency of the machine.

  • Page 20: Possible Failures

    Sleeve removal wrench (4a). 7. POSSIBLE FAILURES Failure Looking for the cause Machine will not start Make sure the machine is plugged to the mains   Make sure the top front shield is properly shut   Make sure the emergency switch is pressed ...
  • Page 21 9. ELECTRIC CREAM COOKER DRAWINGS Figure 6. General view of the MC30/2E electric cream cooker electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 22 Figure 7. Dimensions of MC30/2E , MC60/2E and MC80/2E electric cream cookers electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 23 Figure 7. Dimensions of MC120/2E electric cream cooker electrical cream cooker...

  • Page 24: Electric Diagram

    ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with 2-speeds electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 25 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with 2-speeds electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 26 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with 2-speeds electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 27 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with 2-speeds electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 28 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 29 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 30 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 31 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 32 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 33 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
  • Page 34 ELECTRIC DIAGRAM macchine with inverter electrical cream cooker...
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This manual is also suitable for:

Mc60/2eMc80/2eMc120/2eMc200/2eMc300/2eMc500/2e

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