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Emery Thompson CB-350 - User Manual

Emery Thompson CB-350
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INSTALLATION OPERATION
CLEANING MAINTENANCE
CB-350
BATCH FREEZER

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Questions and Answers

  • M
    Mario ReedAug 14, 2025
    Why does my Emery Thompson Freezer take so long to freeze?
    • S
      Sylvia GeorgeAug 14, 2025
      If your Emery Thompson Freezer is taking longer than usual to freeze, it could be due to restricted airflow or dirty/blocked coils. Ensure adequate airflow around the unit and clean the coil area.
  • E
    Erika Johnson MDAug 17, 2025
    What to do if the dasher is not spinning in my Emery Thompson CB-350?
    • D
      David GonzalesAug 18, 2025
      If the dasher in your Emery Thompson Freezer isn't spinning, it may be because the contents are frozen too stiff. Allow the contents to thaw and soften, or remove some of the product. Then, push the 'stop' button and attempt to restart the unit.
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    kaylamejiaAug 21, 2025
    How to stop my Emery Thompson CB-350 from shaking while running?
    • T
      Tonya GreenAug 21, 2025
      If your Emery Thompson Freezer sways or shakes while running, the feet or mounting surface may be uneven. Adjust the feet so that each has equal pressure to stabilize the machine.
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    hbakerAug 25, 2025
    What to do if the door is leaking around the edges of my Emery Thompson Freezer?
    • S
      Sara LewisAug 25, 2025
      If the door on your Emery Thompson Freezer is leaking around the edges, the door seal O-ring might be uneven or not fully seated in its groove. Remove the O-ring and reinstall it, ensuring it sits properly.
  • J
    Jennifer TaylorAug 27, 2025
    What to do if the dasher spins, but refrigeration will not run in my Emery Thompson CB-350 Freezer?
    • J
      Jason WeberAug 28, 2025
      If the dasher is spinning, but the refrigeration isn't running in your Emery Thompson Freezer (with the refrigeration switch illuminated), the compressor may have tripped off. Turn off the switch, allow the unit to cool for at least one hour, and then try restarting it.
  • R
    rkempAug 30, 2025
    Why won't the door pull back on the studs of my Emery Thompson Freezer?
    • T
      Tiffany BrennanAug 30, 2025
      If the door of your Emery Thompson Freezer won't pull back on the studs and the blades are sticking out, the rear of the dasher might not be engaged in the drive motor socket. Rotate the dasher and push it backward to properly engage it.
  • J
    Jennifer GallowaySep 3, 2025
    Why is the sliding gate leaking on my Emery Thompson CB-350?
    • T
      Traci MejiaSep 3, 2025
      If the sliding gate on your Emery Thompson Freezer is leaking, the O-ring on the gate might not be in the gate groove or could be worn out, or the surfaces may not be correctly lubricated.
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    Laura KennedySep 6, 2025
    How to fix a squeaking noise when the dasher runs in my Emery Thompson CB-350?
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      cassidy10Sep 6, 2025
      If you hear a squeaking noise when the dasher runs in your Emery Thompson Freezer, ensure that the dasher shaft has been properly lubricated at the o-ring area.
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    David ReeseSep 10, 2025
    What causes a grinding noise and build-up on cylinder walls in my Emery Thompson CB-350 Freezer?
    • R
      Ryan HamiltonSep 10, 2025
      If you hear a grinding noise while making product and notice build-up on the cylinder walls of your Emery Thompson Freezer, the blades may be installed incorrectly, or one or more blade springs could be missing.

Summary

Section 1 - WARRANTY

Warranty Definitions

Explains key terms like "original purchaser" and "Company" used within the warranty document.

Warranty Coverage Limitations

Details what the warranty covers and exclusions such as labor and transportation costs.

Machine Use and Care

Outlines proper usage and care to maintain warranty, avoiding misuse and unauthorized parts.

Defective Parts Procedures

Describes the process for repairing or replacing faulty parts under the warranty terms.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists items not covered by the warranty, including consequential damages and specific failures.

Section 2 - SAFETY

Essential Safeguards

Highlights safety features like the inlet spout lid and door discharge guard that must not be removed.

Electrical Handling Safety

Precautions for plugging/unplugging the machine and avoiding distractions during operation.

Critical Operation Prohibitions

Lists imperative "DO NOT" actions, such as operating with empty cylinders or wet hands.

Section 3 - UNPACKING

Shipping Damage Inspection

Instructions for checking the carton and pallet for any signs of damage during shipment.

Removing Machine from Pallet

Step-by-step guide to safely detach the machine from its shipping pallet.

Section 4 - INSTALLATION

Proper Machine Placement

Requirements for a stable operating surface and minimum two-person lift.

Installing Leveling Feet

How to attach the screw-in feet to the machine frame for stability.

Electrical Connection Specifications

Details on power cord plug type, circuit requirements, and amp specifications.

GFCI Circuit Incompatibility

Crucial warning that the machine will not work if connected to a GFCI protected circuit.

Section 5 - CLEANING & SANITIZING

Health Inspector Compliance

Advises consulting local health inspectors for preferred cleaning and sanitizing methods.

Dishwasher Cleaning Method

Instructions for cleaning small, dishwasher-safe parts effectively.

Daily Cleaning Requirements

Specifies which parts require cleaning daily or after one hour of food product contact.

Sanitization Procedure

Steps for reassembling the machine and ensuring it is sanitary before use.

Section 6 - OPERATION

Basic Power Controls

Explains the function of the main pushbutton switch that energizes the refrigeration unit.

Section 7 - OPERATING THE TOUCHSCREEN

Screen Saver Operation

Describes the screen saver activation and how to interact with it to begin operation.

Home Screen Options

How to navigate from the home screen to choose actions like making ice cream or getting help.

Recipe Selection Process

Guides the user through selecting a product recipe from the available options.

Overrun, Product, and Speed Chart

Reference table for desired overrun, product name, and corresponding dasher speed.

Start Screen Elements

Details of the start screen, including product name, dasher speed, and manual speed controls.

Run Screen Functions

Explains the display during operation, including timer, pressure, and blade status.

Accessing Help Resources

How to navigate to help sections via the 'GET HELP' button.

Machine Selection for Help

Choosing the correct machine model from images to access model-specific help.

Help Videos Categories

Lists categories of video tutorials available, such as Setup, Operation, and Maintenance.

Understanding Alarm Screens

Explains common and other alarm screens, their causes, and how to clear them.

Product Thickness Warning

Details the warning for product becoming too thick and the required actions.

System Screen Navigation

How to access and exit hidden system screens by touching specific screen areas.

Section 8 - CARE & MAINTENANCE

Exterior Casing Maintenance

Simple cleaning instructions for the machine's stainless steel outer surfaces.

Preventative Maintenance Schedule

Table outlining the frequency for lubrication, part replacement, and sharpening tasks.

Section 9 - Description of Function

Overall Machine Workflow

Explains the sequence of operations from powering on to product extraction.

Component Operation and Pressures

Describes how components interact during operation and expected system pressure readings.

Section 10 - Electrical Diagram

Electrical Circuit Breakdown

Explains the machine's wiring and the flow of electricity through its components.

Section 11 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting Machine Freezing

Addresses common reasons why the machine might freeze solid, including user error.

Scraper Blade Installation Error

Correct orientation of scraper blades to prevent operational issues and freezing.

Product Batching and Blending

Guidelines on minimum batch size and ingredient solids for proper freezing.

Section 12 - PARTS DIAGRAMS

Diagram 1 A: External Parts

Visual identification and labeling of the machine's external components.

Diagram 1 B: Mix Assembly Parts

Visual identification and labeling of parts within the mix assembly.

Section 13 - RECIPES

Lemon Ice Recipe Details

Ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparing Lemon Ice.

Coffee Ice Cream Recipe

Ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparing Coffee Ice Cream.

Bordeaux Wine Sorbet Recipe

Ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparing Bordeaux Wine Sorbet.

Fresh Mango Sorbet Recipe

Ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparing Fresh Mango Sorbet.

Emery Thompson CB-350 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelCB-350
TypeBatch Freezer
Power1.5 HP
MaterialStainless Steel
RefrigerantR404A
Motor1.5 HP

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