How to prevent etching on Classeq Washer glasses?
Etching on glasses can be caused by high temperatures or aggressive chemicals. To address this, adjust the temperatures and consider changing the chemicals or their dosage rates.
What to do when Classeq Dishwasher does not drain?
To address a Classeq Dishwasher that does not drain, ensure the drain/stand pipe is correct for the warewasher and the site waste is not blocked. Verify the warewasher waste hose is not kinked or blocked, and confirm the correct drain procedure is being used for the warewasher type.
Why is my Classeq P500 Dishwasher leaving poor wash results?
To troubleshoot poor wash results with your Classeq Dishwasher, ensure the warewasher is supplied with soft water. Check that the levels of chemicals within the rinse aid and detergent bottles, as well as the bottle weights and tubes, are correctly positioned. Verify that the chemical dosing is set to the correct concentration levels and that the warewasher is regularly cleaned. For external water softeners, ensure they are regenerated; for internal ones, check that the salt reservoir is full. Note that glasses may need renovation.
Why is my Classeq P500 filling slowly?
If your Classeq Dishwasher is filling slowly, check that the water supply is turned fully on and that the water supply hose has not been trapped or kinked. Also, verify that the site water supply has not been interrupted and that the site pressure is adequate.
What to check if the Classeq P500 Dishwasher cycle does not start?
If the cycle does not start on your Classeq Dishwasher, ensure the warewasher is turned on. Also, verify that enough time has been allowed for the warewasher to fill and heat, and confirm that the wash tank is full of water.
What to do if my Classeq P500 is overflowing?
If your Classeq Dishwasher is overflowing, check that the drain/stand pipe is correct for the warewasher and that the site waste is not blocked. Also, make sure the warewasher waste hose is not kinked or blocked. Remove and clean all filters, then fully drain and refill the warewasher. If the issue continues, isolate the warewasher and request a service callout.
Why is there condensation on wares from my Classeq Washer?
Condensation on wares is often due to dirty glasses, towel drying, incorrect detergent levels or low temperatures. Check temperatures, chemical dosing and ensure correct chemicals are being used.
What causes blue film on wares in my Classeq Washer?
A blue film on wares can be caused by excessive rinse aid, hard water (lime scale), or high temperatures. Check temperatures, chemical dosing and ensure correct chemicals are being used.
Why are my Classeq Washer glasses dirty after washing?
Dirty glasses can result from a dirty machine, so clean it regularly. Other causes include not pre-washing items, using poor quality or damaged glasses, or insufficient/poor quality rinse aid and detergent. Consider renovating or replacing glasses if they are damaged, and check your chemical and dosing rates.
How to fix poor wash results in my Classeq Washer?
Poor wash results can stem from several factors. Ensure the machine is cleaned regularly, including filters and wash arms. Avoid putting food waste into the machine; pre-wash wares with cold water only. Load baskets correctly, using the right type, and don't overload them. Verify temperature and chemical settings are correct, and that detergent and rinse aid feeds aren't crossed. If you have hard water, ensure the water softener is filled with salt. Finally, select the appropriate wash cycle for the soil level of your wares.
Safety warnings about serious or fatal injuries.
Safety warnings about minor injuries or material damage.
Warnings about product defects or destruction.
Identifies and explains the main components of the warewasher.
Details the control panel and its functions.
Lists and illustrates items included with the warewasher.
Provides technical specifications and dimensions for different models.
Instructions for installing the machine's adjustable feet.
Guidance on rerouting the drain hose during installation.
Instructions for electrical safety bonding of the warewasher.
Details on connecting the warewasher to the electrical supply.
Information on connecting the water supply to the warewasher.
Instructions for connecting the waste water outlet.
Lists essential tools for installing the warewasher.
Guidance on positioning the warewasher for optimal installation.
Detailed steps for electrical connections and safety.
How to connect the water supply hose correctly.
Proper procedures for waste water drainage connection.
Instructions for installing detergent and rinse aid bottles.
Overview of the control panel during commissioning.
How to enter and navigate the commissioning menu.
Adjusting rinse aid and detergent settings.
Steps to prime chemical pumps for initial use.
Instructions for commissioning the water softener unit.
Information on pre-set tank temperatures.
Identifies controls on the user interface for operation.
Steps to power on the warewasher.
Indicators and conditions for readiness to start a cycle.
How to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit displays.
How to choose different wash cycle programs.
Guidelines for correctly loading items into the basket.
Step-by-step process to initiate a wash cycle.
Procedures for draining the warewasher at the end of the day.
Safety precautions before starting cleaning procedures.
Routine cleaning recommendations for daily hygiene.
Information on preventing and dealing with lime scale build-up.
Ongoing maintenance tasks for the warewasher.
Instructions for de-scaling the wash tank.
Steps to diagnose and resolve filling issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve power-on issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve slow filling issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve overfilling issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve heating issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve excessive foam issues.
Steps to diagnose and resolve cycle start issues.
Diagnosing cycles that take too long.
Diagnosing cycles that fail to rinse.
Diagnosing and resolving overflow issues.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with wash quality.
Diagnosing and resolving drainage issues.
Diagnosing and resolving issues where the unit won't turn off.
General| Machine Type | Pass Through Dishwasher |
|---|---|
| Rack Size | 500 x 500 mm |
| Programs | 3 |
| Cycle Time | 120 minutes |
| Wash Cycle Duration | 120 minutes |
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