Sirman PPJ20, PPJ10, PPJ10 2V-PP/PC, LCJ20, LCJ10 Instructions For Use And Maintenance Manual
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7.1 - GENERALITIES
Before carrying out any maintenance activity it is necessary to:
Disconnect the plug from the electrical outlet to completely isolate the machine
from the rest of the system.
7.2 - BELT
The belt does not need any adjustments. Ususally, after 3/4 years it must be replaced, in this case call the “ASSISTANCE CENTER”.
7.3 - FEET
The feet could deteriorate with time, thus reducing the stability of the machine.
Therefore they must be replaced.
7.4 - FEEDING CABLE
Periodically check the wear of the cable and call the “ASSISTANCE CENTER”
to replace it.
CHAP. 8 - DISMANTLING
8.1 - PUTTING IT OUT OF WORK
If for some reason it is decided to put the machine out of work make sure that it
cannot be used by anyone: unplug the electrical connections.
8.2 - DISPOSAL
Once it has been put out of work the machine can be eliminated. To correctly dispose of the machine get information from any company responsible for such a
service and take careful note of the materials used for the various components.
ASSISTANCE CENTER
AUTHORIZED RETAILER
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Potato peeler: PPJ 10-20 CE
Mussel cleaner: LCJ 10 CE
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INTRODUCTION
• This manual has been written to provide the client with all information
concerning the machine and the norms pertaining to it, apart from the use and
maintenance instructions which enable it to be used in the best way possible,
therefore maintaining its efficiency through time.
• This manual must be given to all personnel who will use or do maintenance on
the machine.
INDEX
CHAP. 1 - MACHINE INFORMATION page 4
1.1 - GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
1.2 - SAFETY DEVICES INSTALLED ON THE MACHINE
1.3 - DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
1.3.1 - General description
1.3.2 - Constructive features
1.3.3 - Machine makeup
CHAP. 2 - TECHNICAL DATA page 6
2.1 - DIMENSIONS, WEIGHT, CHARACTERISTICS ...
CHAP. 3 - RECEIVING THE MACHINE page 8
3.1 - SHIPPING THE MACHINE
3.2 - CHECKING THE PACKAGE UPON RECEIPT
3.3 - DISPOSING OF THE PACKAGE
CHAP. 4 - INSTALLATION page 9
4.1 - MACHINE PLACEMENT
4.2 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
4.2.1 - PPJ/LCJ with single-phase motor
4.2.2 - PPJ/LCJ with three-phase motor
4.3 - ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS
4.3.1 - Diagram of single-phase electrical system
4.3.2 - Diagram of three-phase electrical system
4.4 - OPERATIONAL CHECK
CHAP. 5 - MACHINE USE page 13
5.1 - CONTROLS
5.2 - LOADING AND WORKING THE PRODUCT
CHAP. 6 - ROUTINE CLEANING page 15
6.1 - GENERALITIES
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CHAP. 6 - ROUTINE CLEANING
Before starting this chapter it is important to point out that:
The line of professional PPJ/LCJ is outfitted with normative measures for the electrical and mechanical protections both in the working phase and the cleaning
and maintenance phases. All the same, RESIDUAL RISKS exist (CEE 89/392
point 1.7.2) which cannot be totally eliminated; they concern the danger of contusions caused by inexpert contact with the external surfaces or abrasive internal
ones of the machine.
ATTENTION: never put hands inside the moving machine
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Cleaning and maintenance operations are carried out only when the machine is off
and the feeding cable is unplugged.
6.1 - GENERALITIES
Before cleaning the machine the feeding plug must be disconnected from the
network to completely isolate the machine.
• The machine must be cleaned at the end of every
work day and all the parts of the machine
(completely removable) which come into direct
or indirect contact with the worked foodstuff
must be carefully cared for.
• Both the inside and the outside of the machine
must be cleaned because the residual waste can
be seriously damaging.
• The machine must not be cleaned with water
cleaners, high-pressure jets of water, brushes,
and anything else which can damage it on the
surface. Acidic, corrosive or inflammmable substances must not be used.
• If the machine has a stand with a sieve repeat-
edly empty the slag tray to avoid the water dripping.
CHAP. 7 - MAINTENANCE
FIG. n°12 –Dismantled machine
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AND WORKING THE PRODUCT (see FIG.
n°10)
NB: The goods to be worked ar e loaded gradually
on the cap from the upper cover when the motor is
off.
Adhere to the following procedure:
1 load the product from the upper cover, making
sure that the discharge door is closed well;
2 check that the machine is not too full and that
the level of the product does not go over the a-
brasive band inside the machine;
3 close the upper cover;
4 open the water flow using the faucet on the
hopper;
Running:
1 set the desired work time with the timer
(max time 5 min.);
2 then start the machine by pressing the START pushbutton;
3 if the cover and/or discharge door are accidentally opened or moved while the
machine is running, the machine will stop; when closed press the START but-
ton;
4 open the water flow using the faucet on the hopper;
5 if the machine is ou tfitted with a stand with sieve, repeatedly unload the slag
tray, to avoid the water dripping.
Unloading the worked product:
(see FIG. n°11)
1 close the water faucet and put a big con-
tainer near the discharge outlet;
2 to unload the material open the dischar-
ge door, keeping it open with your right
hand; press the OUT and START
pushbutton at the same time with
your left hand; the machine will
start unloading the product by centrifu-
gal force;
3 once the unloading is complete the ma-
chine will stop by releasing the pu-
shbuttons and the discharge door;
N.B.: Avoid making an empty machine turn.
FIG. n°10 - Loading the product
FIG. n°11 -Unloading the product
START
OUT
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CHAP. 7 - MAINTENANCE page 16
7.1 - GENERALITIES
7.2 - BELT
7.3 - FEET
7.4 - FEEDING CABLE
CHAP. 8 - DISMANTLING page 16
8.1 - PUTTING IT OUT OF WORK
8.2 - DISPOSAL
INDEX OF DRAWINGS
FIG. n°1 - Generale view of the machine pa ge 6
FIG. n°2 - Drawings of dimensions page 6
FIG. n°3 - Package description page 8
FIG. n°4 - Discharge diagram page 9
FIG. n°5 - Serial number—technical plate page 10
FIG. n°6 - Mn electrical diagram page 11
FIG. n°7 - Tf electrical diagram page 12
FIG. n°8 - Cap rotation page 13
FIG. n°9 - Position of controls page 13
FIG. n°10 - Loading the product page 14
FIG. n°11 - Unloading the product page 14
FIG. n°12 - Dismantled machine page 15
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