5. Using the insulation cover as a template, cut rectangular hole in bottom
insulation.
6. Remove insulation cover and bottom insulation.
7. Using slot blade screwdriver, remove element clips from heater element pan.
EPC07/12/90S001-II45932 PN 45932 A
MDMM Low Mater Sensor Modification Kit Installation Instructions
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8. Remove heater element pan and discard.
9. Install heater element in heater element pan/high limit switch assembly.
10. Install heater element pan/high limit switch assembly.
11. Remove the two screws attaching the convenience outlet to the control panel.
12. Place buzzer/bracket assembly between convenience outlet and control panel. ReĀinstall.
13. Install bottom insulation and insulation cover/ resistor assembly.
14. Remove the control knob from the thermostat.
15. Remove the 2 screws attaching the thermostat to the control panel.
16. Lift out the thermostat and remove and discard the thermostat stop (refer to Figure 1).
THERMOSTAT STOP THERMOSTAT FACE
Figure 1
17. Install the thermostat stop supplied (refer to Figure 2).
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MDMW Low Mater Sensor Modification Kit Installation Instructions
18. Re-install thermostat in control panel and install knob.
NOTE: Steps 19 through 24, refer to attached wiring diagram.
19. Remove wire #4 from on/off switch and install on high limit switch
terminal # 3 (refer to Figure 3).
20. Install wire #9 between on/off switch and high limit switch terminal # 1 (refer
to Figures 3 and 4).
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MDMW Low Mater Sensor Modification Kit Installation Instructions
21. Remove wire #6 from red power light (refer to Figure 5).
CAUTION: Be sure to remove wire that is connected to wire #2 at on/off switch,
otherwise buzzer will not operate.
22. Install wire #11 between buzzer and red power light Re-install wire #6 (refer to
Figures 5 and 6).
23. Install wire #12 between high limit thermostat terminal #2 and ballast resistor, and
wire #10 between high limit thermostat terminal #2 and buzzer (refer to Figures 3, 6
and 7).
Figure 7
MDMW Low Water Sensor Modification Kit page 4
Installation Instructions
24. Install wire #13 between buzzer and ballast resistor (refer to Figures 6 and 7).
55. Re-install insulation around control area.
26. Re-install base.
MDMW LOW WATER CUT OFF ADDENDUM:
Thermostat Clamp Plate)
proper air circulation.
insulation cover.
PN 46270
SH 1 OF 2
ITEMPART NO. DESCRPTIONQTY.FUNCTION
2060639Bottom Cover Panel1Panel to cover electrical components at the
bottom.
2160660
66090
2260892Thermostat1To maintain water pan temperature.
Fiberglass Insulation (Sides) (Bottom)1 Insulation to prevent heat dissipation through
sides and bottom.
23-Thermostat Bulb (Part of Item 22) (under
2460598Thermostat Clamp Plate1Clamps thermostat bulb to the water pan.
2565944Heating Element Pan and Clip Assembly1Clips retain heating element and element
2660566Heating Element 1Heat source for marinator.
2766107Wiring Harness (Not shown)1Electrical distribution system for electrical
2865936Cover, Insulation1Panel to retain insulation.
2960564Feet1Non-skid and raises marinator off table for
3065939Low water thermostat 1Turns off heating element and turns on
3165943Buzzer1Sounds alarm when water pan is dry.
3265938Buzzer bracket 1Mounts Buzzer
3365937Ballast Resistor1Draws electrical current through buzzer
3465942Insulator1Insulates Ballast Resistor terminal from
1Temperature sensing part of the thermostat
radiates heat into water pan.
components,
buzzer when water pan is dry.
contact of low water thermostat.
3565934Insulation1Insulation to prevent heat dissipation through
bottom.
HARDWARE IDENTIFICATION
ITEMPART NO. DESCRIPTIONQTY.
F55135Screw, 1/4-20 x 3/8" (9 mm) SS Truss Head16
K51716Washer. Flat #6 Monel Element 4
M55313Nut, Kep 10-324
N50397Clip, Heating element 5
Q51053Nut, Kep 8-323
R61966Bolt, 1/4 - 20 x 2 1/41
NOTE: This trouble shooting guide is in addition to trouble shooting guide in the
a. Buzzer sounds.
a. No water in water pan.
a. Add water up to the mark in water
water is added
but:
telite and no
PN 46
270 SH 2 OF 2
.
Marinator Equipment Manual.
PROBLEMPROBABLE CAUSECORRECTIVE ACTION
pan.
b. Buzzer so unds
water is in
water pan.
c. Buzzer sounds
and will not
b. Thermostat out of calibration.b. To calibrate follow planned Maintenance Card
61.
c. Low water thermostat defective.c. Replace low water thermostat.
to pan and no heat.
d. Buzzer cycles on
and off when pan is
dry.
Buzzer does not
sound when water
pan is dry.
Power switch in ON
heat.
d. Low water thermostat cycles off after
heater element cools down.
a. Low water thermostat defective.a. Replace low water thermostat.
b. Buzzer defective.b. Replace buzzer.
c. Ballast resistor defective.c. Replace ballast resistor.
d. Water pan has just run dry.d. Normally water pan must be dry for 10-15
a. Low water thermostat defective.a. Replace low water thermostat.
d. This is normal operation. Add water up to mark
in water pan.
minutes before Buzzer will sound.
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR MDMW-1, 2&3LWC
PLUS CONVENIENCE OUTLET
120 VOLTS. SINGLE
PHASE WITH LOW
WATER SENSOR
WATTSVOLTSNOM. AMPS
9001207. 5
BALLAST RESISTOR
Wells Manufacturing Company
2 Erik Circle, P.O. Box 260
Verdi, NV 89439
(702)345-0444 May 08,1991
FAX: (702) 345-0569
SERVICE BULLETIN # 151-050891
TO: All Authorized Wells Service Centers
FROM: Allen K. Frandsen, National Service Manager
RE: Low water alarm and cut -off in Marinator Warmer.
Models covered by this bulletin: (MDMW) series McDonalds Marinators.
The Marinator Warmers manufactured for McDonalds has been upgraded to incorporate a low water
alarm and cut-off circuit. All current production units: MDMW-I, 2 and 3 now have "LWC" added to the
model identification plate.
This stands for "Low Water Cut-Off". Operation Is similar to the former models except that the unit will
shut down and sound a warning buzzer when the water has been allowed to run dry.
Attached is an addendum to the Service Manual covering the changes in the component parts, a wiring
diagram, a trouble shooting guide and a pictorial drawing.
A Retro-Fit Kit (PN:21505) is available (A copy of the instructions is attached) to modify Marinators in the field that
require the low water control circuit.
In order to successfully install the kit without difficulty, the water pan must not be warped, the thermostat
must be properly calibrated, inserts and lids must be in place. Failure to follow the instructions will result
in nuisance tripping of the alarm circuit.
AXF/dmd
Attachments: 46270 45932A
MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY COMMERCIAL COOKING & WARMING EQUIPMENT
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