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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS DEHUMIDIFYING PROOFING CABINET - GENERAL
GENERAL
INTRODUCTION
These instructions are for Baxter DPC1S
dehumidifying proofer. The DPC1S 40.5 inch deep
cabinet can be shipped assembled requiring minimal
field assembly. This cabinet can also be shipped
unassembled requiring field assembly. Both shipping
methods will require leveling and connection to
utilities. All utility connections are the responsibility of
the customer. All information, illustrations and
specifications contained in this manual are based on
the latest product information available at the time
indicated on the cover of the manual. Retain these
instructions for future reference.
UNPACKING
Remove crating from cabinet and check for possible
shipping damage. If cabinet is found to be damaged
after un-crating, save packaging material and contact
the carrier within 15 days of delivery. If location has
multiple cabinets, keep serial numbered crates
together. Check contents against packing list with
shipment. Refer to hardware list for identifying
hardware usage.
Cold water.
•Water Quality:
Hardness 2-4GPG. pH 7.0 to 8.0.
Chloride concentration 0-30ppm.
Sediment <.5 micron.
Turbidity <.5NTU.
Total dissolved solids <400ppm.
•The electrical diagram is located on the cover of
the component box. Cabinets requires a single
phase or three phase 208-240 volt electrical
connection. Neutral wire circuitry needed to
provide 110-120 volt for miscellaneous control
components. A separate 110-120 volt line may
be run or a transformer option will be required if
110-120 volt is not available. Consult Bakery
Product Support for 110-120 volt line or
transformer option requirements.
•Single Phase (L1,L2, Neutral, Ground).
•Three Phase (L1,L2,L3, Neutral, Ground).
CLEARANCE DIMENSIONS
LOCATION
•Level floor within 1/8" per foot up to 3/4" in all
directions.
•Drain connection:
1/2" NPTF rear or front drain connection at
5" above finished floor, route to air gap
drain.
•Water connection:
Water and waste piping and connections
shall comply with the International Plumbing
Code 2003, International Code Council
(ICC), or to the Uniform Plumbing Code
2003, International Association of Plumbing
and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO).
NOTE: Plumbing connections must comply with
applicable sanitary, safety and plumbing codes and
provide adequate backflow protection to comply with
applicable federal, state and local codes.
1/2" NPTF water line connection at 95"
above finished floor.
30-80 psi flow.
Cabinets UL/CSA Listed for 0" clearance for back and
side walls.
A 2" to 4" back clearance is recommended when
plumbing rear drain connection.
Top of cabinet requires a minimum of 24" clearance
for servicing accessability.
Side wall(s) require a minimum of 1" clearance for
better performance if the DPC1S cabinet is installed
next to an oven.
Cabinet can be shipped assembled. You may want to remove door(s) prior to maneuvering cabinet into place. Each
cabinet is shipped with the individual parts needed for on site assembly along with a packing list. Before installing
cabinet, compare parts to packing list to ensure all parts were received. Wait as long as possible before removing
plastic protective covering from panels. Apply silicone between floor and wall angle or floor and base channel seams.
Leave no voids.
POSITION CABINET
NOTE: If cabinet rear drain is not accessible from the
back when in final location, route the proofer drain
outside of the cabinet to the facility drain before setting
proofer in final location.
1.Position cabinet near the final location.
2.Determine if the drain must be routed out the
back or front of the unit.
A.If the drain is not accessible with the unit in
the final location, install drain prior to moving
unit into final location.
3.Position cabinet in final location and level.
A.If necessary, place shims under walls to
level cabinet.
FLOOR
1.Install rear corner brackets at both rear corners
of cabinet.
NOTE: Place a spot of silicone on back side of
brackets to aid in holding brackets into position.
NOTE: Place a spot of silicone on back side of
brackets to aid in holding brackets into position.
Fig. 4
3.(Cabinet No Floor option only) Check walls for
squareness and Install floor angles.
NOTE: Do not use floor angles on cabinets with floor.
Fig. 3
2.Install front corner brackets at bottom of door
jambs.