Champion MD-1000HT Installation Manual page 28

1000 Series HT - Installation Guide
Installation Guide
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What is the Rinse Sentry Feature? (1000 Series HT)
The 1000 Series HT Rinse Sentry automatically monitors the final rinse water temperature in the
built-in stainless steel electric booster heater. If the final rinse water in the booster falls below
10°F/°C,
the booster heater additional time to provide the 180°F/82°C water temperature required.
Sanitization using hot final rinse water:
1. The 1000 Series HT sanitizes dishware with hot final rinse water at a minimum
temperature of 10°F/°C.
2. The 1000 Series HT includes a built-in stainless steel electric booster heater which heats
incoming water temperatures to 10-15°F/-1°C.
3. With Rinse Sentry, if the final rinse temperature inside the booster tank is below the
minimum 180°F/82°C, the timed cycle pauses the wash cycle until the minimum
temperature is available.
4. If something is defective and the final rinse water cannot reach the 180°F/82°C,
then the dishwasher will wash indefinitely.
5. This is usually the point where the operator realizes that the dishwasher has a
problem because the wash cycles are way too long.
Who is responsible for checking the final rinse water temperature?
1.
The people operating the dishwasher, that's whom?
2. You are required to check to make sure that the final rinse water temperature gauge
always reads a temperature of 10-15°F/-1°C during the final rinse cycle. And, It is
your job to immediately stop washing dishes if the temperature falls below the minimum
temperature of 180°F/82°C.
3. Guess what? Most people will forget to check the final rinse temperature at least once
in their careers! That's why the RInse Sentry is a part of your dishwasher.
Rinse Sentry constantly checks the final rinse water temperature
to ensure the minimum required temperature of 180°F/82°C is available
to sanitize the dishware for the health and safety of your guests.
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the Rinse Sentry will extend the dishwasher's wash cyle time in order to give