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Summarization of Contents
About these instructions
Designated use
Specifies the intended applications for MTR and MTF series dishwashing machines for catering use.
Safety Notes
Non-designated use
Details prohibited uses of the dishwashing machine to prevent damage or injury.
General safety notes
Provides fundamental safety precautions for operating the dishwashing machine.
Electrical Safety
Ensures safe operation by verifying correct electrical connections and protective circuits.
Maintenance and Repair Work
Guidelines for performing maintenance and repairs safely and correctly.
Handling Chemicals
Precautions for safely handling detergents, rinse aids, and other chemicals.
Daily Cleaning and Care
Daily cleaning procedures to maintain machine hygiene and function.
Before Working with the Machine
Checking for Completeness
Verifying the delivery note and checking for any transport damage upon receipt.
Initial Start-up
Steps required for the initial setup and commissioning of the machine.
Controls
Switching on the Screen
Instructions on how to activate the machine's touchscreen display.
Menu Levels
Describes the two menu levels: washing personnel and kitchen manager.
Screen Saver
Details on the screen saver function and how it activates.
Operation
Making Ready for Operation
Procedures to prepare the machine for operation, including automatic start-up.
Before Switching on the Machine
Essential checks and actions before powering on the dishwashing machine.
Switching On
Steps to power on the machine and initiate the heating and filling process.
Washing with Standard Programmes
Overview of the three standard washing programmes and their transport speeds.
Starting / Stopping Transport
How to start, stop, and change the transport speed of the conveyor belt.
Having the Transport Run Backwards
Procedure to reverse the conveyor belt to clear jams.
Washing (MTF Series Machines)
Specific instructions for loading and washing items in MTF series machines.
Washing (MTR Series Machines)
Specific instructions for loading and washing items in MTR series machines.
Container Programme
Details on the specific programme for washing catering containers.
Breaks in Operation
Guidance on managing short breaks during operation to maintain temperatures.
Washing with Special Programmes
Information on available special programmes and their default settings.
Example: Glasswashing Programme
Demonstrates using the glasswashing programme with osmosis water.
Routine Checks
Procedures for performing regular checks on the machine's status and performance.
Water Change in Zone 1
Procedure for draining and refilling the tank in the first zone if heavily contaminated.
Switching Off the Machine
Steps to safely turn off the dishwashing machine.
Maintenance and Care
Every Day
Daily tasks to ensure the machine remains clean and functional.
Cleaning the Grease Filter
Procedure for cleaning the grease filter to protect the exhaust air system.
Cleaning Programme
How to use the machine's automated cleaning programme.
Checking External Water Treatment
Ensuring the correct level of regeneration salt for water treatment.
Every Month
Monthly maintenance tasks for the dishwashing machine.
Cleaning the Roof Cleaning Jet
Instructions for cleaning the roof cleaning jets in each machine zone.
Cleaning the Exhaust Air System
Procedure for cleaning the exhaust air pipes.
Cleaning the Dirt Trap
How to clean the debris filter in the dirt trap.
Descaling
Instructions for descaling the machine to prevent limescale buildup.
Maintenance by Customer Service
Recommendation for regular servicing by a Winterhalter technician.
Changing the Detergent Product
Procedure for safely changing detergent products and readjusting dosing equipment.
Taking Out of Service for a Long Time
Taking Back into Service
Steps to follow when putting the machine back into operation after a long period of inactivity.
Organisation of the Washing Process
Structural Requirements
Key requirements for the washing area to ensure hygienic washing.
Organisation
Operational guidelines for loading, washing, and hygiene practices.
Requirements on the Dishwashing Machine
Ensuring machine settings and maintenance meet hygiene standards.
Requirements on the Dishes
Criteria for crockery to ensure optimal washing and drying.
Malfunctions
Malfunctions: Display by Symbols on the Screen
Troubleshooting guide for errors indicated by symbols on the machine's display.
Malfunctions: Display by Fault Code on the Screen
Information on interpreting and resolving malfunctions shown as fault codes.
Malfunctions: Poor Washing Result
Diagnosing and fixing common issues leading to poor washing results.
Info Menu
How to Call up the Info Menu
Instructions on accessing the machine's information display.
PIN Menu
How to Call up the PIN Menu
Steps to access the PIN-protected menu for advanced settings.
The PIN Menu
Overview of the PIN menu functions.
Hygiene Logbook
Accessing and reviewing the machine's hygiene and operational logbook.
Operating Data
Reading and interpreting the machine's operational statistics.
Automatic Start-up
Setting up automatic start-up schedules for the machine.
How to Program Automatic Start-up
Detailed guide for programming weekly and special day automatic start-ups.
General Settings
Accessing and modifying general machine settings.
Date, Time, °Celsius / °Fahrenheit
Setting the date, time, and temperature units on the machine.
Setting the Contrast
Adjusting the screen contrast for better readability.
Setting the Language
Selecting the desired display language for the user interface.
GSM Module (Option)
Define Mobile Phone Number for Text Message Transfer
Configuring the machine to send fault messages via SMS.
Define E-mail Address for Data Transfer
Configuring the machine to send fault messages via email.
Technical Data
Technical Data
Presents factory settings for temperature and hygiene logbook.
Screen Factory Settings
Details on screen configuration and maintenance interval settings.
Operating Conditions
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, and storage conditions.
Emissions
Information on noise and exhaust air emissions from the machine.
Connecting External Dosing Equipment
Installing the Conductivity Electrode
Procedure for installing the conductivity electrode in the wash zone.
Installing the Dosing Tube (Detergent)
Steps to install and route the detergent dosing tube.
Installing the Dosing Tube (Rinse Aid)
Procedure for installing and routing the rinse aid dosing tube.
Electrical Connection
Connecting the external dosing equipment to the machine's electrical terminals.
Commissioning the Dosing Equipment
Steps to commission the external dosing equipment after installation.
Machines with Automated Powder Dosing
Installation of Powder Dosing Device
Instructions for drilling holes and installing a powder dosing device.
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