Soren CS 800 - Mechanical Hazard

INSTRUCTION AND SERVICE PARTS MANUAL - FREEZER CS 800, s/n F0176-00 - ALFRED & CO
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3.9. MECHANICAL HAZARD
DANGER !
The Continuous Ice Cream Freezer has mechanical components which
operate the dasher(s) and pumps (belts, pulleys, couplings). These
components are guarded and/or enclosed.
However, it is necessary to remove the guards/enclosures to perform
routine maintenance, cleaning or services procedures. These
components may be powered by electric motors which may start
unexpectedly during these procedures, severe injury or even loss of life
could result.
Dasher and Coupling
• In order to assure maximum sanitary operating conditions or for certain
maintenance and servicing procedures it is necessary to disassemble and
assemble the dasher.
DANGER !
Should the dasher start rotating unexpectedly during servicing and
maintenance procedures severe injury or loss of life could result.
ALWAYS turn off the electrical power supply and LOCK OUT using a
locking device for which only the person doing the work has the key
before performing service or maintenance.
Rotating Coupling: NEVER remove the coupling guard(s) or service the
coupling assembly without locking out the drive power source such that only
the person involved has the key.
Reaching in or around the coupling while the freezer is running could cause
severe injury or loss of life.
Dasher: The dasher assembly is heavy. This creates a hazard of severe injury
for anyone handling it incorrectly. Provide enough workers or mechanical
lifting assistance to enable removing, installing and servicing the dasher
safely.
To minimize the risk from these inherent hazards:
• Only trained and authorized mechanics should perform maintenance or
service work on the freezer
• INSTALL an emergency shut-off switch within easy reach of the operator.
• ALWAYS turn off the electrical power supply and LOCK OUT using a
locking device for which only the person doing the work has the key,
BEFORE performing any of the following:
- Removing the guards from the motor coupling or from the front
bearing.