SABROE ATLAS V619 User Manual

From the water reservoir (2.4) an overflow pipe on branch
"L" (2.6) must be instalIed, which partlyensure a constant
water level, partly drains off a constant flow from the
water reservoir.
The water supply to the machine is adjusted in such a way
that the overflow will not exceed 0.2 litres/min., when the
machine is operating.
PRODUCTION OF ICE ON FLAKE ICE MACH INE
Ice Made from Freshwater
When producing ice, the composition of the water will have a
fairly large influence on the character of the ice. Conse-
quently, ice produced from soft water (rain water) will be
partly clear and stick heavily to the drum, for which reason
it will be necessary to add a small amount of salt to the
freezing water in orde r to make it possibIe for the ice to
slip off the drum easily.
very hard water (a high calcium content) will result in cal-
careous deposits on the drum, and this will make the ice
stick to the drum, and consequently the knives will crush a
great part of the ice. It is our experience that, when a
small quanti ty of salt is added to the freezing water, the
calcareous deposit will diminish and at the same time, the
ice will get tougher, will not stick to the drum, and will
fall off in big pieces.
In certain cases, i twill thus be advantageous to use the
sal t dosing device which is included in our delivery as
additional equipment free of charge, and which is described
in the instruction "Salt Dosing Device" page 32. If there is
easy access to seawater this may be added direct to the
water reservoir.
The quantities of salt required are so insignificant that it
cannot be tasted in the ice, and it has no influence on the
application of the ice for foodstuffs.
Ice Made from Seawater
When producing ice from seawater, knives of a different type
are used, as this ice is soft and tough.
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SABROE ATLAS V619 Specifications

General

Brand	SABROE
Model	ATLAS V619
Category	Ice Maker
Language	English