This server is intended for use with a BUNN® DUAL® TF DBC®, SINGLE® TF DBC® or ICB family brewers.
When proper precautions are followed, 1.0 up to 1.5 gallons of coffee may be brewed directly into the server
and then transported to a remote serving location. The server must be placed on a sturdy counter or shelf.
NOTE: Calibration of the brewer is required prior to the use of the Digital TF Server.
USER NOTICES
The notices on this server should be kept in good condition. Replace unreadable or damaged labels.
WARNING
HOT LIQUID
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DAILY CLEANING
CAUTION: CLEAN AND SANITIZE YOUR SERVER DAILY
NOTE: Bunn-O-Matic recommends the 3 step method for cleaning and sanitizing the server. The 3 step method
consists of hot soapy water using an approved detergent, a fresh water rinse, and an aqueous sanitizing
solution using an approved non-chlorine sanitizer. Do not submerge server.
1. Run a complete brew cycle of just hot water into the server and let it set for a minute. Empty the server
completely by opening the faucet.
2. Remove the sensor assembly, fill server with cleaning solution and thoroughly clean the inside of server.
3. Rinse server thoroughly using fresh water rinse.
4. Fill server with sanitizing solution and let the server set for 5 minutes, then drain through fully open faucet.
Thoroughly rinse server after sanitizing.
5. Remove the faucet handle/stem assembly by unscrewing the faucet nut just beneath the faucet handle.
6. Use enclosed cleaning brush to thoroughly clean the faucet body and tube.
7. Disassemble the faucet/stem assembly. Thoroughly wash all faucet parts in a mild detergent and water solution. Rinse the parts in hot water. Sanitize the parts for five minutes, thoroughly rinse, then air dry completely.
8. Use enclosed cleaning brush to thoroughly clean the fill tube of the sensor assembly.
NOTE: Never submerge the Digital ThermoFresh
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Server Display or sensor assembly in water.
9. Wipe sensor assembly with a clean, damp cloth.
10. Reassemble the faucet and attach it to the dispenser.
11. Wash the entire outside surface of the server and display with a clean damp cloth.
PERIODIC CLEANING
1. Remove the sensor assembly from the server.
2. Remove the two thumb screws and slide display assembly from the server.
3. Wipe the surface of the display unit, area under the display unit, and sensor assembly with a clean damp
cloth.
4. Wash the entire outside surface of the sensor assembly with a mild detergent and water solution and rinse
with hot water. Do not submerse. NOTE: Thoroughly cleaning the sensor assembly fins will prevent inac-
13. 42818.1001 Sensor Assy, 1.0 Gal (Includes items 14 &15)
42565.1000 Sensor Assy, 1.5 Gal (Includes items 14 &15)
14. 42563.1002 Cap
15. 39043.0000 Decal, Do Not Submerge
16. 42562.0000* Handle, Server
17. 42758.0000* Shoulder Screw
18. 42585.1000 Plug, Rear (Package of 10)
19. 43246.1000 Cover Assy,
42761.0000* Screw, Pan Head M4 x 9
20. 35710.0000 Decal, Warning Hot Liquid
21. 32591.1000 Tube, Silicone .50" ID x 12.0" (cut to length)
22. 28526.1000 Tube, Silicone .313" ID x 12.0" (cut to length)
23. 42912.0000 Foot, Rubber
43163.0000 Screw, Pan Head #8 x .75"
24. 42295.0001 Elbow, 90°
25. 42890.1000 Base Cover
26. 45457.0000* Decal, Do not Submerge
27. 39043.0002* Decal, Do not Spray
28. 39043.0001* Decal, Do not Submerge Server
29. 42889.0000 Seal
30. 35071.0000 Decal, Black Wrap 1.5 Gal. (Not Illustrated)
37974.0000 Decal, Black Wrap 1.0 Gal. (Not Illustrated)
31. 35301.0001 Brush, Cleaning (Not Illustrated)
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STAND FOR SERVERS WITHOUT STAND
REPLACEMENT PARTS
- 39795.0003 Stand, Assy (Includes items 1 - 8)
1. 39449.0005 Bracket, Rear
2. 39448.0003 Bracket, Front
3. 38929.0002 Stand, Server
4. 00970.0000 Nut, Keps #8-32
5. 38930.0002 Base Plate, Stand
44010.0000 Screw, Pan Head #8 x .50"
6. 39443.1003 Pad, Adhesive Back .75" Dia.
7. 38932.0000 Cover, Drip Tray
8. 38931.1002 Drip Tray Kit (Includes item 7)
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DIGITAL DISPLAY
The Digital ThermoFresh® Server is equipped with a digital probe and display called a Digital Sight Gauge. The probe
contains a circuit board designed to sense liquid levels & hold times. During the monitoring process, the probe sends
information to the display. The display then allows the user to monitor the liquid level and freshness (hold time) of the
beverage held in the server.
HORIZONTAL BAR
Using the Digital Sight Gauge display, the liquid level in the server can be
monitored by watching the horizontal bars. The 1.0 gallon display is equipped with
4 bars and the 1.5 gallon with 6 bars to represent the level inside the dispenser.
(each bar represents a quart, or one quarter of a gallon)
All four/six bars will be displayed when the server is full. When the level of
the liquid drops to a certain level, the highest bar on the display will no longer be
illuminated. These bars will continue to disappear as the level inside the dispenser drops. (See Fig. 1)
COUNT UP TIMER
FIG. 1
The Digital display is set to count up to 4:00 hours. The display counts up in one minute increments, flashing at 2:00
hours and continuing to flash once it reaches 4:00 hours. (See Fig. 1)
TIMER RESET
The display will reset to 0 when any of the following occurs:
When the sensor assembly on the server is removed or loosened for more than 20 seconds, the display on the
Digital Sight Gauge breaks contact with the pins on the surface of the server. When this happens, the outline that
surrounds the Horizontal Level Bars will flash on and off and the time disappears. This indicates that the display has
been disengaged from the probe and cannot receive data.
When the display is in place and engaged, but the server is empty, the outline surrounding the Horizontal Level Bars
will be on but not flashing and the Freshness Time will not be displayed. All other portions of the display will not be
visible. This indicates the display is engaged and ready to receive data from the probe, but the server is empty.
The only time the display will be completely blank, is when the batteries have
been removed or have expired. (See the “Battery Replacement” section for additional
information.)
FRESHNESS TIME
This unit is factory set to count up to 2:00 hours, and begin flashing. If a reset condition
has not occurred, it will continue to flash and count up to a maximum of 4:00 hours.
Flashing notification is adjustable and can be set between 15 minutes and 3 hours 45
minutes in 15 minute increments. Setting changed by opening battery compartment and
positioning rotary switch using a small screwdriver. Settings are defined in the Flashing
Notification Table.
LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
When the batteries in the display unit are running low, the display is also equipped with
a battery icon. The upper most bar used in monitoring liquid levels, will begin to flash in the
shape of a battery to indicate that it is time to replace the batteries. (See FIG. 1)
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Flashing Notification Table
Position Minutes
0 30
1 60
2 90
3 120 (Default)
4 150
5 180
6 210
7 240
8 15
9 45
A 75
B 105
C 135
D 165
E 195
F Disable Timer
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