MOTOR OVERLOAD
If the motor shuts off during operation, it
is likely that it has been overloaded. After
maintenance personnel have corrected the
cause of the overload (allowing at least five
minutes for thermal overloads to cool) the
machine can be restarted by first pressing
the “RESET” button on the starter enclo-
sure then starting in the normal manner. If
motor again shuts off, see “Troubleshoot-
ing’’, page 44.
OPERATION
Machine Overload or Jam
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CORRECTING MACHINE OVERLOAD OR JAM
DANGER: Never try to remove jammed
product while the machine is running! You
may come into contact with cutting parts
which could cause severe injury such as
amputation!
1. Push “O” (STOP) button then disconnect and lock out power source.
2. Only qualified trained personnel should proceed to step 3.
3. Visually verify that all parts have stopped.
4. Push the “I” (START) button and verify machine will not start. Open or remove
covers or guards to expose jammed area.
5. Remove the obstruction. Keep hands away from cutting parts.
6. Remove all product from the feed area and close or replace all covers and guards.
7. Machine is ready to restart and resume feeding product. If proper feeding procedures
are followed, product will flow evenly into feed areas.
CAUTION: If product continues to jam, DO NOT operate the machine. Contact
your supervisor.
DANGER!
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