Prince Castle 411-SDFM4TCE Parts List
LIMITED WARRANTY
This product is warranted to be free from defects in material and/or workmanship for a period of (2) years
from date of original installation not to exceed 30 months from date of shipment from our factory. Printed
circuit boards and platen are warranted for a period of (3) years from date of original installation not to
exceed 42 months from date of shipment from our factory. Any part or component which proves to be
faulty in material and/or workmanship within the warranty period will be replaced or repaired without cost
to the customer for parts or labor. (At the option of Prince Castle, Inc.)
This warranty is subject to the following exceptions/conditions:
l Any use of Non-genuine Prince Castle spare parts voids this warranty, and all work must be per-
formed by an authorized Prince Castle Service Agent.
l All labor should be performed during regular working hours. Overtime premium will not be covered.
l Travel charges are limited to 100 miles (200 km) round trip, 2 hours travel time, one trip per repair.
l Damage caused by carelessness, neglect, and/or abuse (e.g., using wrong current, dropping, tam-
pering with or altering electrical components, or improper cleaning) is not covered.
l Equipment damaged in shipment, by fire, flood or an act of God.
This manual is for the exclusive use of licensees and employees of McDonald’s Systems, Inc.
Part No. 411-553
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This equipment chapter is to be placed in the
toasters section of your Equipment Manual.
MANUFACTURED FOR
MCDONALD’S®
BY
PRINCE CASTLE INC.
355 KEHOE BLVD.
CAROL STREAM, IL. 60188 USA
PHONE 1-630-462-8800
TOLL FREE NUMBER
1-800-323-2930
FAX:1-630-462-1460
SOLID STATE DIGITAL ENERGY SAVING TOASTER
PRINCE CASTLE MODEL NO. 411-SDFM4TCE SERIES
WARRANTY..............................................................................................................................................................................................Page 1
SIDE VIEW................................................................................................................................................................................................Page 2
FRONT VIEW............................................................................................................................................................................................Page 3
REAR VIEW..............................................................................................................................................................................................Page 3
INTERNAL VIEW.....................................................................................................................................................................................Page 4
EQUIPMENT SET-UP.............................................................................................................................................................................. Page 5
PROGRAMMING ...................................................................................................................................................................................... Page 6
CLEANING ................................................................................................................................................................................................ Page 8
TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................................................................................................................Page 8
WIRING DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................................................................Page 9
FRENCH TRANSLATION.......................................................................................................................................................................Page 10
SIDE VIEW
PARTS LIST
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 411-149S Handle and Lever Assy.
2 411-441 Right Hand Upper Bun Fence
411-440 Left Hand Upper Bun Fence
3 411-461S Upper Rear Lever Assy.
4411-378Upper Rear Bun Fence
5411-381 Lower Rear Bun Fence
6411-459S Lower Rear Lever Assy.
7411-137 Right Hand Stop Block
411-138 Left Hand Stop Block
8411-692 Side Panel, Right Hand
411-257 Side Panel, Left Hand
9 411-379 Right Hand LowerBun Fence
411-380 Left Han
d Lower Bun Fence
10 78-232S Rotary Switch Timer Assy.
11 70-050S Knob
Not Shown 95-1312S Switch Cable Assy.
Not Shown 411-114 Safety Latch
Not Shown 411-744 Bun Board
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FRONT VIEW
PARTS LIST
REAR VIEW
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 411-483S Upper Platen 230V
2 411-60 Front Upper/Lower
Platen Stud
3 411-486S Lower Platen 230V
4 89-959S Foot (Pkg. of 4)
PARTS LIST
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1411-147S Rear Upper
Platen Stud
2411-61S Rear Lower
Platen Stud
3411-707 Overlay
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Not Shown 212-491S Release Sheets (Pkg. 2)
Not Shown 411-239S Front Clip, Upper
Not Shown 411-240S Front Clip, Lower
INTERNAL VIEW UPPER CONTROL BOX
PARTS LIST
INTERNAL VIEW LOWER CONTROL BOX
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 213-257S Bun Done Light
2411-731SUpper Probe
3 411-662S Interconnect Cable
4411-14SInterconnect Board
5735-61S Speaker
PARTS LIST
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
165-058SRelay, Lower & Upper
2411-731SLower Probe
4 78-166S Rocker Switch
5411-427-08SControl PCB 220-230V
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operating temperature.
2. The toaster is factory-set to display temperatures
reading in Celsius. When the toaster is turned on,
the digital display on the control box will read C--A
for Celsius, and the “A” will begin to count down 9
seconds. During this countdown, you can change
the temperature display from Celsius to Fahrenheit
readings. To change temperature display, press
and hold the temperature button for six seconds.
See figure 1.
3. During the pre-heat cycle, the display will read L O -. When the platen temperature reaches
149°C (300°F), the display will begin to show
the actual platen temperatures throughout
the toasting cycles. See figure 2
Sound Level Adjustment
The audio alarm has four sound levels.
1. Press and hold the time button and temperature
buttons simultaneously. The display will show the
current sound level. The toasters are factory set at
level 4, and the display will read, A L 4 for Alarm
SYMBOLS & TERMS
C - - A Toaster is set on Celsius.
F - - A Toaster is set on Fahrenheit.
A L - Alarm Level setting 1-4.
Sound Button: Used with timer button
and temperature button to set alarm
level.
Timer Button: Used to view time in run
mode. Used to set time in program mode.
Temperature Button: Used to view set
point temperature in run mode, and used
to set the set point temperature in
program mode.
Up Arrow: Used to set time, sound and
temperature in program mode.
Down Arrow: Used to set time, sound,
and temperature in program mode.
ENERGY SAVING MODE
To conserve energy during non-toasting periods,
pull the toaster handle down, so that the timing
cycle activates. When the audio alarm goes off,
indicating that the toasting time is complete, DO
NOT pull the handle up. Allow the audio alarm to
sound until the alarm shuts off, the display will
alternately flash “Stand” and “By”, indicating the
toaster is in the energy savings mode. The toaster
platens will continue to maintain the programmed
operating temperature, raising the toaster handle
will put the toaster back into the operation mode.
FACTORY PRE-SET
Prince Castle’s Solid State Digital Display toasters are
pre-set at the factory.
The toaster's temperature is pre-set and calibrated to
215°C.
SET-UP
1. Refer to the nameplate on the control box for the
proper operating voltage. Connect the toaster to a
grounded receptacle that matches the nameplate
voltage information. Press the power switch to the
on position, allow the unit 30 minutes to reach
figure 1
figure 2
figure 3
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PROGRAMMING
The programming modes are used for setting individual set point temperature, and setting toast times.
Programming the Set Point Temperature
1. Press and hold the temperature button for six
seconds. A beep will sound, the temperature
indicator light will blink, and the display will show
the current set point temperature. See figure 7.
2. To change the set point temperature, use the up
or down arrow. Once the desired temperature is
displayed, press the temperature button to store
the new setting. See figure 8.
2. While holding the time and temperature buttons,
press the up or down arrow buttons to adjust
the sound level. A continuous tone will sound.
Release all buttons when the desired sound
level is reached. The display will show the
current sound level. See figure 4.
VIEW SET POINT TEMPERATURE
1. Press and release the temperature button. (Do not
hold for more than 6 seconds.) A beep will sound,
the temperature indicator will turn on, and the
display will show the set point temperature for
three seconds. The display will then change to
show the actual temperature. See figure 5.
VIEW TIMER SETTING
1. Press and release the time button. (Do not
press the time button for more than 6 seconds.)
The set time will be displayed for three
seconds. If the timer is activated and is in a
countdown sequence, the time remaining will
be displayed, and will continue to countdown
to zero. After three seconds, the display will
change to show actual platen temperature.
See figure 6.
figure 7
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2 1 5
ACTUAL TEMPERATURE
SET POINT TEMPERATURE
figure 5
A L 2
figure 4
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STORE SET POINT TEMPERATURE
2 0 4
ADJUST SET POINT TEMPERATURE
figure 8
2 0
SET TIME
figure 6
3. Use the up and down arrow buttons to set
the desired toast time. When the desired
figure 9
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1:45
displayed, press the temperature button to store
the new setting. See figure 8.
3. To cancel the set point programming mode at any
time, press and release the time button. The
display will change to show the actual platen
temperature. See figure 9.
Programming Toast Times
1.The toaster has three timers which can be
programmed from 5 to 240 seconds.
SETTING STOP BLOCKS
Stop blocks allow for proper crush when toasting
buns. The toaster leaves the factory with the stop
blocks set on R/Q.
Dual stop blocks allow you to switch back and forth
from Reg/Qtr. bun and Big Mac Bun toasting, or Rib
bun or Rye bun toasting.
1. Ensure the stop blocks are on the correct setting.
There are (6) combination Stop Block Settings:
1. R/Q / MAC 4. RIB / RYE
2. R/Q+ / MAC + 5. RIB+ / RYE +
3. R/Q- / MAC - 6. RIB- / RYE -
THE (+) SETTING IS FOR BUNS THAT ARE CUT
TOO THICK. THE (-) SETTING IS FOR BUNS CUT
TOO THIN. FOR NORMAL SIZE BUNS DO NOT
USE (+) or (-) SETTINGS.
[R/Q = REG/QTR]
2. Rotate stop blocks by hand to the desired
combination bun setting listed above.
3. View the stop block setting selected through the
index window bracket, which is located over the
figure 12
STOP BLOCK
INDEX WINDOW BRACKET
SIDE PANEL
BUN SETTING
(REGULAR BUNS)
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These times are preprogramed:
TIMER DESCRIPTION PRESET TIME
A Normal 35 sec.
B Muffin 70 sec.
C Option 105 sec.
To select a timer, turn the rotary switch to the
appropriate timer. The diplay will show the current
figure 10
2. To change programmed time, press and hold
the time button for 6 seconds. A beep will
sound and the time indicator light will flash.
Release the time button to show the current
toast time.
figure 11
The time indicator light will turn off, and the
display will change to show the actual
4. To cancel the time set function at any time,
press and release the temperature button.
time is reached, press and release the time
button to store the new time.
programmed time.
NOTE: The display reads in minutes and
seconds, so 105 seconds, displays as 1:45.
Repeat these steps for each timer.
platen temperature.
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