To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Hatco Toaster trip the circuit breaker?
Your Hatco Toaster might be tripping the circuit breaker because the breaker isn't properly sized for the toaster. Check the circuit breaker to ensure it's the correct size. Another potential cause is a wiring fault inside the toaster.
Why does my Hatco Toaster take so long to toast?
The Hatco Toaster may take longer to toast for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the initial batches can take longer as the toaster needs time to heat up when first turned on; allow approximately 15–20 minutes for it to reach full operating temperature before inserting bread. Secondly, a low supply voltage to the unit could be the reason. Verify the supply voltage to the toaster matches the unit specifications.
What to do if Hatco Toaster toasts on one side only?
If your Hatco Toaster is toasting on one side only, first check if it's a “buns” only model (indicated by 'BA' in the model name), as these are designed to function this way. Otherwise, the Bottom Heat or Top Heat control may be set too low or in the 'O' position; turn the control to a higher setting or the 'I' position. Also, visually inspect the heating element; when the unit is on, it should glow red.
How to fix Hatco Toaster toast too light?
If your Hatco Toaster is producing toast that is too light, it could be due to the Color Control knob being set on a light setting. Turn the Color Control knob to a darker setting. Also, verify the supply voltage to the toaster matches the unit specifications, as a low supply voltage can also cause this issue.
How to fix Hatco Toaster toast too dark?
If your Hatco Toaster is producing toast that is too dark, it could be because the Color Control knob is set on a dark setting. To resolve this, turn the Color Control knob to a lighter setting. Also, verify the supply voltage to the toaster matches the unit specifications, as a high supply voltage can also cause this issue.
What to do if Hatco Toaster conveyor doesn’t move?
If the conveyor on your Hatco Toaster isn’t moving, it's likely due to bread slices or buns jammed in the conveyor track. Turn off the unit, wait for it to cool down, and then remove any bread product that is obstructing the conveyor.
General| Model | TQ-10 |
|---|---|
| Type | Conveyor Toaster |
| Brand | Hatco |
| Product Line | TOAST-QWIK |
| Belt Width | 10 inches |
| Heating Element | Quartz |
| Slices | 300 |
| Power | Electric |
| Toast Width | 10 inches |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Category | Commercial Toaster |
| Toast Capacity | 300 slices per hour |
| Weight | 44 lb |
| Capacity | Up to 300 slices per hour |
| Voltage | 120/208/240 V |
Electrical hazards related to plugging in, water, and servicing the unit.
Hazards related to storing or using flammable vapors near the unit.
Clearance requirements and placement near combustible materials to prevent fire.
Caution regarding hot surfaces and removing the crumb tray.
General features like speed, discharge options, collector pan, cord, and plug.
Feature that reduces power to 50% during idle periods, indicated by a flashing light.
Patented system that monitors and adjusts conveyor speed for toast color uniformity.
Specifications for the TQ-10 model, including toasting dimensions and legs.
Toasting dimensions for TQ-400, TQ-400H, TQ-800, and TQ-800H models.
Information on electrical cord and plug types supplied with units.
Electrical ratings (voltage, hertz, watts, amps) and shipping weight for TQ-10.
Electrical ratings and shipping weight for TQ-400 and TQ-400H models.
Electrical ratings and shipping weight for TQ-800 and TQ-800H models.
Detailed dimensions (width, depth, height, footprint) for the TQ-10 model.
Detailed dimensions (width, depth, height, footprint) for TQ-400/800 series.
General installation guidelines, unpacking, placement, and leveling.
Instructions for installing discharge chutes for front or rear output.
Procedure for correctly installing the crumb tray before operation.
Specific instructions for installing discharge chutes for TQ-10 models.
Specific instructions for installing discharge chutes for TQ-400/800 series models.
Overview of toaster operation and safety warnings before use.
Description of icons (Top Heat, Bottom Heat) and controls (Color Control, Power I/O, Power Save).
Step-by-step guide for operating the TQ-10 model.
Step-by-step guide for operating TQ-400 and TQ-800 series models.
How to activate and exit the PowerSave mode on applicable models.
Explanation of the ColorGuard Sensing System's function.
Instructions on how to adjust the toast feed ramp for automatic or manual feed.
General maintenance guidelines, safety warnings, and service contact information.
Daily cleaning procedures for the unit, including crumb tray and collector pan.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the toast feed ramp.
Procedure for cleaning the bottom heating element reflector.
Table detailing common symptoms, probable causes, and corrective actions.
Guidance on contacting Hatco or authorized service for unresolved issues.
Instructions for installing the lockable security cover for the control panel.
Description of the extended feed guide accessory for increasing feed ramp length.
Optional feature for automatic power save mode after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Details warranty periods and coverage for the product and its components.
Outlines limitations on liability, remedies, and damages for warranty claims.
Steps to follow when experiencing a problem during the warranty period.
How to contact Hatco for assistance with non-warranty issues.
