ARTEZEN SYNCRO - Cleaning the Belt Scrapers; 4.4.10 Cleaning the Flour Duster; Figure 39 - Cleaning the Loaf Moulder Scrapers; Figure 40 - Cleaning the Flour Duster

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Use and maintenance manual (translation of the original instructions) - MASA6_en_2 of 23/03/2021
4.4.9 CLEANING THE BELT SCRAPERS (ONLY FOR “SYNCRO M” AND “SYNCRO EM”.
Before beginning, activate the safety measures indicated in par. 4.1.
Wear abrasion-resistant gloves, shoes with reinforced toe, dust-proof face mask.
With reference to Figure 39:
- The scraper ref. 1 for the lower belt of the loaf moulder consists of an aluminium support and a harmonic
stainless steel profile. Check its integrity and brush the scraping edge to remove residual dough which, when
dried, may damage the scraper itself and the moulding belt.
- The scraper ref. 2 for the top belt of the loaf moulder consists of an aluminium support and a harmonic
stainless steel profile. Check its integrity and brush the scraping edge to remove residual dough which, when
dried, may damage the scraper itself and the moulding belt.
4.4.10 CLEANING THE FLOUR DUSTER
Before beginning, activate the safety measures indicated in par. 4.1.
Wear abrasion-resistant gloves, shoes with reinforced toe, dust-proof face mask, and protective
goggles. The flour duster must be emptied if the flour is damp or if the device is not used for a long time; for
disassembly / assembly procedures, see par. 3.7.5.
The flour duster, present only in the “SYNCRO M” and
“SYNCRO EM” versions, is equipped with an openable lid for
adding flour. This accessory can be lifted from its seat and
can be overturned on a basin to empty it completely.
IMPORTANT! When emptying and replacing the flour,
carry out all the necessary procedures to avoid the
dispersion of flour dust, such as for example vacuuming
the flour contained in the tray when turning it over; if the
vacuum cleaner is not available, turn over the tray
slowly, to prevent the formation of dust.
IMPORTANT! Do not leave foreign objects inside the
flour duster as it may be seriously damaged once started
again.
Figure 39 - Cleaning the loaf moulder scrapers
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Figure 40 - Cleaning the flour duster