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General| Brand | Taylor |
|---|---|
| Model | 441 |
| Category | Ice Cream Maker |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for installing and servicing equipment, emphasizing authorized personnel and precautions.
Instructions for preparing the installation site, including ambient temperature and level surface requirements.
Requirement for adequate air intake and discharge openings for air-cooled units to ensure proper function.
Details on connecting water supply for water-cooled units, including valve placement and flow direction.
Guidelines for electrical connections, adhering to NEC and local codes, including grounding and cord requirements.
Procedures for checking controls and mechanical operations after installation to ensure proper setup.
Explanation of control switch positions (AUTO, OFF, WASH) and indicator lights for operation.
Procedure for checking and correcting beater rotation direction for optimal performance.
Information on R404A refrigerant, safety precautions, and handling guidelines for safe operation.
Disclaimer regarding compressor warranty, refrigerant usage, and the importance of approved parts for validity.
Essential safety rules for operators and technicians, including manual reading and grounding requirements.
Key precautions for safe operation, covering hazards like water jets, sharp parts, and improper use.
Illustrated parts list for the Taylor Model 441 Shake Freezer, including part numbers for easy identification.
Illustrated parts list for the Taylor Model 444 Shake Freezer, including part numbers for easy identification.
Detailed breakdown and parts identification for the door assembly of Models 441 and 444.
List and identification of optional accessories available for the Taylor Shake Freezers.
Explanation of the 'Mix Low' indicator light and its operational significance for refilling the mix.
Definitions of symbols used on operator switches for control functions like WASH, OFF, and AUTO.
Description of the control switch positions: WASH, OFF, and AUTO, and their functions.
Location and function of the reset button for overload protection and resuming operation.
How the thermistor controls product viscosity and consistency by adjusting refrigeration.
Explanation of the SHR feature for maintaining hopper mix temperature and ensuring bacteria control.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the freezer parts after cleaning, ensuring proper component placement.
Procedure for sanitizing the freezer components and cylinder using a sanitizing solution for hygiene.
Steps to prime the freezer with mix before the first product draw to ensure correct operation.
List of items required for disassembling the unit for cleaning or maintenance.
Steps for draining product, with options for rerun or discarding, following health codes.
Procedure for rinsing the freezer components and cylinder with clean water to remove cleaning residue.
Instructions for cleaning the freezer components and cylinder with a designated cleaning solution.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the freezer for thorough cleaning and maintenance.
Detailed instructions on using brushes to clean disassembled parts and the freezer exterior effectively.
Checklist points for adhering to proper cleaning and sanitizing procedures and schedules.
Checklist items for identifying and resolving issues related to high bacterial counts.
Checklist for routine maintenance tasks to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Precautions and procedures for protecting the freezer during winter storage, especially in freezing conditions.
Conditions that must be met for the equipment warranty to be valid, including installation and parts.
Items and conditions explicitly not covered by the equipment warranty, such as labor and misuse.
Exclusions of incidental/consequential damages and limitations on the equipment warranty.
Procedure for notifying Taylor of defects and pursuing warranty claims through certified mail.
Conditions for the validity of the Taylor genuine parts warranty, including installation and service.
Items and conditions not covered by the Taylor genuine parts warranty, such as wear items or internet purchases.
Exclusions, limitations, and legal procedures for addressing issues with Taylor genuine parts.
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