Taylor Frozen Dessert Maker C119 User Manual

ELECTRONIC HORIZONTAL BATCH FREEZER  
TURBINES ÉLECTRONIQUES HORIZONTALES  
MANTECADORAS HORIZONTALES ELECTRÓNICAS  
MANTECATORI ORIZZONTALI ELETTRONICI  
MANUAL OF USE AND  
MAINTENANCE  
MANUEL D’UTILISATION  
ET D’ENTRETIEN  
MANUAL DE USO Y  
MANUTENCION  
MANUALE D’USO E  
MANUTENZIONE  
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IMPORTANT  
We recommend to carefully and fully read the present manual before using your  
TAYLOR machine.  
In your own interest, pay particular attention to the following warnings:  
The non-observance of this warning can jeopardize the user’s health and the  
correct operation of the machine.  
A careful observance of these warnings can lead to a top performance of the  
machine.  
The machine is covered by guarantee according to the conditions reported in the Seller’s  
In the following field, please write your machine serial number in capital letters  
Serial number  
Distributor’s stamp  
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Congratulations on purchasing a machine TAYLOR.  
The present manual, enclosed to the machine, is integrant and essential part of the  
machine and shall be delivered to the final user. Before performing any kind of operation, it  
is recommended to carefully study the reported instructions, as only a careful reading  
allows you getting the highest performance from your machine. The following pages report  
all information necessary to correctly install, commission, adjust and service your machine.  
TAYLOR COMPANY reserves the right to carry out all changes necessary to improve its  
product or manual without prior notice and to insert them in the subsequent issues.  
INDEX  
1. TRANSPORT, HANDLING AND STORAGE…………………………………  
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1.1  
1.2  
1.3  
Preliminary Inspection  
Machine unpacking  
Packing dimensions  
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2. MARKING AND GRAPHICS  
3. INSTALLATION  
3.1 Field of use  
3.2 Limits of use  
3.3 Machine outfit  
4. SAFETY DEVICES  
5. OPERATIONS  
5.1 Controls  
5.2 Control panel  
5.3 Ice-cream production  
6. MAINTENANCE  
6.1 Routine maintenance  
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6.1.1 Cleaning and sanitization …………………………………  
6.1.2 Maintenance of agitator and gaskets ………………………  
6.1.3 Refrigerating unit  
7. TROUBLE-SHOOTING  
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7.1 Alarm management  
7.2 Trouble-shooting  
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1 TRANSPORT, HANDLING AND STORAGE.  
1.1 PRELIMINARY INSPECTION  
The machine travels at the customer’s risk. In case packing is damaged, immediately  
inform the carrier.  
Immediately inform the carrier also in case of damage to the machine, even if you open  
the packing a few days after the delivery.  
It is always advisable to accept the goods SUBJECT TO INSPECTION.  
The equipment shall be assembled with great care: falls and shocks can damage it without  
showing external damages.  
1.2 MACHINE UNPACKING  
For a correct machine unpacking, carefully follow the instructions hereunder reported:  
Remove the case upper side and the side walls by means of a nail drawer, pay  
attention not to disperse the nails and the wood splinters;  
Remove the plastic bag and put it in a safe place;  
Unscrew the machine side panels by means of a cross and/or cut screw-driver;  
Turn out the screws fixing the packing lower side to the machine by means of a 17mm  
wrench;  
Remove the packing lower part, lift the machine and hook it up to the lifting points  
specified on the frame with the symbols;  
Reposition the side panels.  
The packing shall be stored in a dry place, out of the children’s reach. It can be used  
again, if correctly preserved, for a possible transfer of the machine.  
The storing temperature shall range between 41°F and 131°F (+5°C and +55 °C).  
Humidity shall range between 30 and 95%.  
Packing elements such as plastic bags, nails, expanded polystyrene, cartons, etc. must be  
left out of the children’s reach.  
1.3 PACKING DIMENSIONS  
WATER CONDENSER  
SIZES (mm) WEIGHT (KG)  
AIR CONDENSER  
MODEL  
C122  
SIZES (mm)  
WEIGHT (KG)  
885x520x950  
520x855x1440  
160  
C119  
520x855x1440  
216  
217  
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2. MARKINGS AND GRAPHICS  
Never touch the machine with hands and tools during production or maintenance and  
cleaning operations, without making sure that the machine is in STOP position, the master  
switch is off and/or the multipolar plug disconnected.  
TAYLOR declines any liability for accidents deriving from an improper use of the machine  
due to the non-compliance with the above-mentioned recommendations.  
The machine is provided with a plate and some pictograms, which together with the  
present manual allow using the machine in safer conditions.  
Machine data plate  
The adhesive label located on the back of the  
machine allows identifying the model and reports the  
following indications:  
Manufacturer’s name and address; Machine model  
and version; Serial number; Rated electrical  
characteristics; Type and weight of employed Freon;  
Manufacturing year.  
Indication  
Points of application of lifting devices.  
The following plate is placed on the four sides of the  
frame lower part and shows the points where lifting  
hooks shall be positioned in order to perform this  
operation in safe conditions. By means of a cross  
screw-driver unscrew the two side panels and then  
position the lifting devices into the apposite points.  
Make sure that they cannot accidentally come out  
during lifting operations.  
Warning!  
Maintenance allowed to qualified personnel only.  
The following plate placed on the machine back  
panel forbids extraordinary maintenance operations  
and/or repairs delegating them to authorized people  
only, whose address is indicated in the provided  
space.  
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Warning!  
Do not touch with hands.  
The following plate placed on the back of air-cooled  
machines shows that cleaning operations on the heat  
exchanger shall be carried out only by means of a  
brush or an exhauster.  
Warning!  
High voltage inside, danger of fulguration.  
The following plate is placed on the electric box  
cover and warns the operator that in no case the  
cover must be removed avoiding this way the risk of  
lethal fulguration. Also in this case, maintenance  
operations on internal components must be  
performed by authorized personnel only.  
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3. FIELD OF USE  
3.1 FIELD OF USE  
The batch freezers TAYLOR are espressly designed and engineered for ice-cream batch  
freezing cycles.  
3.2 LIMITS OF USE  
Never use the machine with variable supply voltage and/or more than +/- 10% of the value  
showed in the nameplate or when the feeder is damaged;  
Do not use the machine for purposes different from the ones indicated in the present  
manual;  
Do not use the machine in explosive environment;  
Do not wash the machine with high-pressure jets of water or poisonous substances;  
Do not expose the machine to excessive heat or humidity;  
Do not use completely unbalanced mixtures and/or quantities not in compliance with the  
specifications reported on the packing.  
3.3 MACHINE OUTFIT  
- Cleaning rod  
- Gasket extractor  
- Manual of use and maintenance  
- Declaration of conformity  
- Certificate of guarantee  
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4. SAFETY DEVICES  
Shearing prevention system: realised by means of microswitches and safety circuit; it  
stops the machine when the door is opened and/or the grid on the hopper is lifted.  
Motor reliability of service: realized by means of overload relays with automatic reset.  
They protect the agitator and compressor motors against overloads by stopping the  
machine. STOP pushbutton lights up and DELIVERY pushbutton starts blinking.  
Auxiliary circuit supply safety system (24 V): realized by means of glass quick-blow  
fuses 5x20. They trip in case of short-circuit on the logic unit or on the auxiliary power  
supply.  
In any case the machine carries out a series of tests during production:  
Production control system  
Carried out by the microprocessor through a current transformer. It controls the agitator  
motor watt.  
Batch freezing safety timer  
It operates 16 minutes after the beginning of batch freezing in case the consistency  
minimum value set up by the manufacturer is not reached. It stops the machine and makes  
STOP and PRODUCTION pushbuttons light up. In this case check the presence of  
troubles in the refrigerant circuit and/or check the proportion of the batch.  
Lack of growth in consistency  
It operates if the batch stops increasing in consistency due to a wrong proportion of  
ingredients or due to a non-uniform amalgamation, after the minimum alarm threshold is  
overcome. The compressor stops, the agitator keeps on running, the PRODUCTION  
pushbutton blinks and an intermittent beep is released.  
Current transformer reliability of service  
It operates in case the current transformer is disconnected or broken down. It stops the  
machine and makes STOP pushbutton blink. If the production is in progress, the  
PRODUCTION pushbutton starts blinking and an intermittent beep is released to signalize  
the max. consistency.  
Compressor motor reliability of service  
It signalizes that the compressor motor is broken down. It stops the machines and makes  
STOP pushbutton light up and PRODUCTION pushbutton blink.  
Logic unit self-reset in case of lack of power supply  
It stops the machine allowing the manual reset of the functions.  
Logic unit self-diagnosis (watch-dog)  
It controls possible internal troubles and stops the card in case of failure.  
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5. OPERATION  
5.1 CONTROLS  
1. Door  
It hermetically seals the cylinder during the  
working cycles. It can be easily removed for  
cleaning purpose.  
2. Safety grid – hopper cover  
It allows the operator to charge the product  
under safe conditions. The cover prevents  
the batch to get in contact with dust.  
3. Door locking handle  
It hermetically seals the door, when the  
lever is turned downwards. To open the  
door, make sure that all product has been  
delivered and that the machine is in STOP  
position, then turn the lever upwards to  
unlock the door and turn it outwards.  
4. Consistency selector (only C119)  
6-position consistency selector.  
5. Pushbutton panel  
It allows selecting the working programs.  
6. Delivery door  
It is used to deliver ice-cream and to run off  
water while cleaning the cylinder. To unlock  
it, turn it to the right.  
7. Drip drawer  
It allows collecting liquid leakage from the  
cylinder stuffing box.  
8. Electric box  
9. Power/water supply inlet  
10. Consistency selector (for C122 only)  
Consistency selector with two positions  
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5.2 CONTROL PANEL C119  
1. STOP  
Whatever working cycle is in progress, it stops the machine and cancels any function in  
progress.  
2. DELIVERY  
By pressing the DELIVERY pushbutton, only the agitator motor keeps on running. The  
door safety catch is enabled and the agitator motor stops running after 15’ of operation,  
the DELIVERY pushbutton warning light starts blinking.  
3. PRODUCTION  
When the machine is in STOP or DELIVERY position, press the PRODUCTION  
pushbutton to start up the batch freezing cycle: the PRODUCTION warning light lights  
up, the agitator motor starts up and after a few seconds, the compressor motor, the  
motor fan and the electronic module for consistency control start up too. The electronic  
module for consistency control allows reaching the ideal level of batch freezing,  
independently of the kind of mixture used, on condition that it is within the minimum  
and maximum quantities allowable for the machine capacity.  
The following safety devices are all enabled: door safety catch, batch freezing safety  
timer, control for lack of growth in consistency and the acoustic signal to signalize that  
all functions have been stopped in case of overload.  
On model C122, it is possible to decrease the consistency on “low consistency”,  
pressing twice the PRODUCTION pushbutton, suitable for small product quantity.  
CONSISTENCY SELECTOR (only C119)  
The model C119 is provided with 6 different consistency values, which allow reaching  
the best possible consistency according to the type and quantities of introduced  
mixture. The max. consistency degree can be reached by selecting position 6.  
However when a product shall be freezed, whose characteristics are unknown, it is  
advisable to position the selector on the number corresponding to the quantity of litres  
introduced into the cylinder decreased by 1.  
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5.3 ICE-CREAM PRODUCTION  
After the machine has been installed according to the  
instructions reported in chapter 3 and carefully  
cleaned and sanitized according to the instructions  
reported in chapter 6, proceed as follows to start up  
the ice-cream production:  
- Check that the master switch is closed, the STOP  
pushbutton is lighted up and the water supply  
cock is open.  
- Lift the hopper cover and pour the mixture into  
the cylinder. Observe the suggested minimum  
and maximum quantities per cycle according to  
the following table:  
MOD.  
C122  
C119  
MIN  
1.05 quart (1 liters) 3.17 quart (3 liters)  
1.05 quart (1 liters) 4.2 quart (4 liters)  
MAX  
The non-observance of the minimum and maximum  
batch values can cause the malfunction of the  
machine and, sometimes, serious damages.  
- Replace the cover on the hopper to prevent dust  
and other impurities from getting in contact with  
the mixture.  
- (only C119) Select the desired degree of  
consistency by means of the 6-position selector.  
The greater is the value the higher is the level of  
consistency that can be reached. For quantities of  
introduced mixture near to the max. allowable  
values, it is advisable to turn the switch to  
position 5 or 6.  
- (for mod. C122) for small mix quantities, next to  
the minimum values, it is suitable to twice the  
PRODUCTION pushbutton in order to bring in  
action the “half consistency”  
- Press the PRODUCTION pushbutton to start up  
batch freezing.  
- Once the optimal degree of batch freezing has  
been reached according to the characteristics  
and quantity of mixture introduced, the  
compressor stops, the PRODUCTION pushbutton  
blinks and an intermittent beep is release to warn  
the operator that the ice-cream can be drawn out.  
If this is not possible, the agitator keeps on  
rotating until the consistency level falls by a  
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- predetermined  
percentage  
value  
called  
consistency HYSTERESIS set up by the  
manufacturer and programmable) and the ice-  
cream PRESERVATION phase begins, which can  
be stopped at any time with the delivery of the  
ice-cream.  
To obtain a drier ice-cream, it is advisable to make  
the compressor cycle once or twice.  
- Press DELIVERY pushbutton to draw the ice-  
cream out and completely open the delivery door  
by means of the apposite lever.  
- Once the ice-cream delivery has been concluded,  
press STOP pushbutton, close the door again  
and the machine is ready for another batch  
freezing.  
INTRODUCTION OF A BATCH AT 185°F (85°C)  
TAYLOR batch freezers C119 – C122 allows  
freezing batches at 185°F (85°C).  
- When the machine is in STOP position, remove  
the hopper cover and introduce the batch at  
185°F (85°C) into the cylinder according to the  
already mentioned quantities.  
- Replace the hopper cover.  
- Press the DELIVERY pushbutton and make the  
agitator run for at least 4-5 minutes.  
- Press the PRODUCTION pushbutton to start up  
the cycle.  
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6. MAINTENANCE  
6.1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE (ADDRESSED TO THE USER)  
During production, cleaning and maintenance operations, never touch the machine with  
hands or tools without making sure that the machine has been disconnected from mains.  
In case of troubles, make sure that they are not caused by a lack of servicing. On the  
contrary, ask for the intervention of a TAYLOR COMPANY customer service. In case it is  
necessary to replace a piece, always ask a distributor or an authorized retailer for  
ORIGINAL spare parts.  
It is advisable to make the machine be checked by a Customer Service every 6/8 months.  
6.1.1 CLEANING AND SANITIZATION  
Bacteria and moulds easily proliferate due to the presence of fats in cream, that is why it is  
necessary to carefully wash and clean all parts in contact with the product, such as the  
cylinder, the agitator and the door.  
Rustless materials and/or made of plastic for food  
industry used for our machines, in conformity with the  
most severe international standards, make washing  
operations easier, however they cannot prevent mould  
proliferation, etc. caused by insufficient cleaning.  
TAYLOR COMPANY recommends cleaning the tank  
and the parts in contact with the product after the  
employment and in any case in compliance with the  
sanitary standards in force in the country of  
installation. To thoroughly clean your batch freezer,  
proceed as follows:  
1. Pour 4.2 quart (4 litres) of clean cold water into the  
cylinder.  
2. Press the DELIVERY pushbutton and make the  
machine run for a few minutes. Press STOP and  
run off the washing water. Repeat the operation  
until the water coming out of the cylinder is clean.  
3. Pour 4.2 quart (4 litres) of detergent  
solution/sanitizer into the cylinder.  
4. Press the DELIVERY pushbutton and make the  
machine run for a few minutes. Then press STOP  
and run off the detergent solution.  
5. Dismantle the door. To do this, turn the lever  
upwards, make the door rotate towards the left and  
holding it with a hand, remove the hinged knob  
with the other hand. At this point the door can be  
disassembled.  
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6. Dismantle the door into pieces:  
Unscrew the handle adjusting knob  
Remove the handle  
Remove the delivery door and the spring  
Draw the OR rings out  
7. Pull the agitator and the stuffing box out: remove  
the scraping pads and wash them thoroughly. Use  
the cleaning rod to clean the pads seats on the  
agitator.  
8. Accurately sanitize the cooling cylinder.  
9. Remove the drip drawer from the side panel and  
thoroughly wash it. If the drip drawer contains  
some misture, the agitator stuffing box is leaking  
and shall be replaced.  
10.Lubricate the OR rings and the stuffing box  
lubricant for food industry only. Once a week, it is  
advisable to rotate the agitator stuffing box so that  
the rubber elasticity can be recovered.  
- To preserve plastic components and gaskets,  
never use solvents and/or diluents during washing.  
- Sanitizing chemicals shall be used according to  
laws in force and with the utmost caution.  
- After any sanitizing operation, it is indispensable  
not to touch the sterilized parts either with hands  
or with towels, sponges or other.  
- Avoid making the agitator run empty, as the  
machine can be damaged.  
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6.1.2 MAINTENANCE OF AGITATOR AND GASKETS  
The agitator blades are equipped with scraping pads made of atoxic plastic materials  
suitable for food industry. These components are subject to wear according to the  
characteristics of the employed mixture: with high sugar content and low fat percentage a  
remarkable wear of pads can be the detected.  
When the clearance between the pads and the cylinder is excessive, the agitator is no  
more able to perfectly scrap the cooling cylinder walls resulting in an extention of batch  
freezing times. To restore the machine performance, it is sufficient to replace the scraping  
pads.  
6.1.3 REFRIGERATING UNIT  
In case of machine provided with air condenser, it is necessary to periodically clean the  
condenser fins from the dirtiness sucked in by the fan motor, which can obstruct it and  
considerably reduce its efficiency.  
To clean the condenser, make use of a brush or an exhauster.  
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7 TROUBLE-SHOOTING  
7.1 ALARM MANAGEMENT  
MESSAGE  
DESCRIPTION  
The agitator motor power  
consumption is too high in  
comparison to the current  
transformer calibration.  
REMEDIES  
Check whether the agitator is  
blocked and the supply voltage  
correct.  
STOP pushbutton blinking and  
agitator motor still.  
Check the circuit and in case of  
necessity replace the current  
transformer.  
The current transformer circuit is  
cut off.  
The agitator motor power  
consumption is too high in  
comparison to the thermal  
protection value.  
Check the motor from an electrical  
point of view, the consistency  
value calibration and check that  
the agitator is not blocked.  
Check that the quantity and the  
quality of introduced mixture are  
correct.  
Check the cooling parameters.  
Check whether the agitator  
scraping pads are worn out.  
Check that the agitator direction of  
rotation is correct (T4 three-  
phase).  
STOP pushbutton is fixed, the  
DELIVERY pushbutton is blinking  
and the agitator motor is still.  
STOP pushbutton is fixed, the  
DELIVERY pushbutton is blinking,  
an acoustic signal (beep) is  
released and the agitator motor is  
running.  
Alarm for lack of growth in  
consistency.  
7.2 TROUBLE-SHOOTING  
TROUBLE  
POSSIBLE CAUSES  
Electric trouble  
Incorrect power supply  
The door or the hopper grid is  
open.  
REMEDIES  
Send for a technician  
Check phases  
The machine does not start (STOP  
pushbutton ON without active  
alarms)  
Close the door and lower the  
hopper grid.  
Master switch OFF  
Close the switch  
Check and replace it (send for a  
technician)  
The machine does non start  
(STOP pushbutton OFF)  
Blown fuse on the electronic card  
Failure in electronic card or  
pushbutton panel  
Send for a technician  
Check the presence of water in the  
water system to which the machine  
is connected. Check the cocks.  
Clean the condenser by means of  
a brush and check that the fan  
motor correctly works.  
(C119 water) Lack of condensing  
water  
Since the first phases of the batch  
freezing cycle, the compressor  
works intermittent  
Dirty air condenser or broken down  
fan.  
Traces of liquid ice-cream in the  
drip drawer  
Worn-out agitator stuffing box  
Check and/or replace it.  
Check and in case of necessity  
replace them  
Send for a technician  
Check the belt tension and in case  
of necessity replace it.  
Worn-out scraping pads  
Trouble in the refrigerant circuit  
The belt slips  
Batch freezing times are prolonged  
and the ice-cream is still wet.  
During batch freezing the machine  
is noisy and the agitator stops.  
During the delivery of ice-cream,  
the machine is noisy.  
Make sure that you have pressed  
the “DELIVERY”pushbutton.  
The product is too hard.  
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TAYLOR COMPANY, 750 North Blackhawk Boulevard, Rockton, IL 61072  
Telephone: (815) 624-8333  
Telex: 6871502 TAYLO  
Fax: (815) 624-8000  
December, 2004 Taylor  
All rights reserved  
cod. M04.37531  
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