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General| Brand | Labconco |
|---|---|
| Model | SteamScrubber 4010010 Series |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Information on manual structure, intended audience, and related technical documents.
List of items provided with the SteamScrubber and FlaskScrubber units.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate site for washer installation, considering utility proximity.
Specifications for space needed around the washer for operation and maintenance.
Details on power supply needs, including voltage, amperage, and circuit breaker specifications.
Specifies hot water supply needs, temperature, pressure, and connection details.
Outlines requirements for purified water supply for rinse cycles, including pressure and flow.
Details for cold water supply when using the Cool Drain Water Kit, including temperature and flow.
Guidelines for connecting the drain line, including pipe size, air gap, and routing.
Explains symbols and warning types used throughout the manual for safety communication.
Broad safety guidelines covering electrical hazards, moving parts, and proper equipment use.
Specific safety warnings directly related to operating this particular glassware washer.
Steps and tools required for safely removing the glassware washer from its packaging.
Procedure to verify all components are present and undamaged after delivery.
Instructions for attaching and adjusting the leveling feet for proper washer stability.
Steps for connecting the hot water supply line to the glassware washer.
Guidance on connecting the pure water supply for rinse cycles.
Detailed instructions for connecting the drain hose to the facility's drainage system.
Procedures for safely connecting the washer to the electrical power supply.
Steps for positioning the washer in its final location and securing it.
Instructions for adjusting the washer to ensure it is level and stable.
Method for attaching undercounter models to the countertop for stability.
Procedures for verifying correct installation and operation through diagnostic tests.
Special considerations for installing the washer at high altitudes, including temperature adjustments.
Overview of features specific to the FlaskScrubber model, including spindle racks.
Overview of features specific to the SteamScrubber model, including standard racks.
User interface elements including touch screen, buttons, and indicators.
Steps for initiating a wash cycle, including program selection and confirmation.
Interface for viewing, creating, editing, and managing wash programs.
How to display the parameters and settings of an existing wash program.
Procedure for modifying parameters of user-defined wash programs.
Steps to define and save custom wash programs with specific parameters.
Method for duplicating existing programs and then modifying them.
Instructions for removing user-created wash programs.
How to arrange programs by last modified date or last run time.
Features for recording and accessing wash cycle data and system logs.
How to display specific recorded wash cycle data from the log.
Instructions for visualizing logged data using charts and graphs.
Process for saving wash log data to a USB drive in various formats.
How to remove old or unnecessary data log files from the system.
Access to system configuration options for language, security, calibration, etc.
Selection of preferred language for the user interface.
Configuration for setting a PIN code to protect user-defined programs and settings.
Adjusting sensor readings to match known standards for accuracy.
Setting maximum temperature limits for wash cycle segments.
Setting the system's clock, date, and daylight saving preferences.
Configuring email notifications for system alerts and events.
Adjusting screen brightness, touch sounds, and screen timeout settings.
Selecting preferred units of measure for temperature and length.
Viewing component lifetime hours and managing maintenance reminders.
Configuring network connectivity settings, including DHCP and IP addressing.
Personalizing washer name, detergent/rinse aid names, and dispense volumes.
Modifying data acquisition rate and log file deletion intervals.
Viewing current readings from installed system sensors.
Enabling or disabling installed accessories and checking their status.
Information on standard and optional racks for accommodating various glassware types.
Procedures for removing, raising, or lowering the upper rack for loading flexibility.
Details on the spindle rack design and its use for narrow-necked glassware.
Guidance on placing glassware holders and items onto the FlaskScrubber spindle rack.
Instructions for properly seating glassware into the holders on the spindle rack.
How to fill the detergent dispenser with appropriate cleaning agents.
Procedure for filling the rinse aid reservoir with neutralizing acid.
Important safety warnings related to operating the washer, especially concerning heat and chemicals.
Step-by-step guide to choosing a program and initiating a wash cycle.
How to pause a cycle, open the door, and resume operation safely.
Information on interpreting and responding to system alarms, including fatal and non-fatal types.
Essential safety guidelines for personnel performing maintenance on the washer.
Procedures for cleaning and preserving the internal surfaces of the washer.
Instructions for running a specific cleaning program using acetic acid or vinegar.
Guidance on periodic cleaning of the drain air gap for proper function.
Steps for accessing and cleaning the filter screen in the water fill valve.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the filter screen located in the washer sump.
A table outlining routine maintenance tasks and their recommended frequencies.
Catalog numbers and descriptions for various rack inserts to customize glassware capacity.
Information on additional racks to expand washer capabilities, particularly for SteamScrubbers.
Catalog numbers for glassware holders, spindles, and clips to modify racks.
Details on the kit that protects heater coils from dislodged objects.
Information on kits for automated dispensing of detergents and rinse aids.
Details on the kit that mixes cool water with drain water to regulate temperature.
Information on the kit to convert a freestanding washer to a mobile unit.
Details on stands used to elevate washers for ergonomic loading and storage.
Information on the kit for adding network connectivity to the washer.
Details on the kit for connecting a printer to the glassware washer.
Information on tanks for storing pressurized reverse osmosis water.
Details on a cart for transporting racks, inserts, and glassware.
Recommended detergents and neutralizing acid rinses for use with the washer.
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