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1. With the machine turned on, filled to the overflow and heated up to the
correct operating temperatures, we will now be able to add detergent.
Note A non-foaming, non-caustic, aluminum safe type of soap must be used
(unless the machine has been specifically manufactured for caustic use). If
the machine is fitted with an automatic soap dispenser, ensure the
dispenser is turned on and filled up. If the machine is not equipped with an
automatic
soap
recommended specifications for application and concentration.
2. When loading the machine with bowls, buckets, or any similar type of
object, all items should be facing the wash arms. This means the open end
is facing down. Lighter objects such as plastic buckets may need to be
weighted down. This can be accomplished by using the utensil rack hold
down that is supplied with the machine.
When loading sheet pans into a machine that has rotating hubs, (model
designations starting with UTC, UTM, LD, and SD) you will notice that the
sheet pan rack or sheet pan insert is built with angled pan supports. You
need to load that rack/insert so that the face or open side of the sheet pan
is leaning towards the bottom wash hub.
When loading sheet pans into a machine that has a rotary table, the sheet
pans will need to be inserted into the designated spaces provided in the
sheet pan rack or insert with the face or open end facing to the right. So as
you are facing the front of the washer, the face or open end of the pan
needs to be to the right.
If you plan to wash cake pans and have purchased the cake pan rack or
insert, you will need to load them in the same manner as the sheet pans,
but with more per row. The cake pans will need to be loaded with the open
side of the pan facing out towards the wash arms.
If you have a rotary table washer, you can load as many cake pans as
possible in the rack or insert. Please have the open end of the pan facing
out towards you.
If you are washing cake pans and you did not purchase the cake pan
racks or inserts, you will have to wash them in the same manner as you
would wash bowls or buckets (see #2 above).
If you are planning to wash smaller utensils, such as spoons, scrappers,
and whisks; you will need to purchase a model specific utensil basket.
Contact Douglas Machines Corp. for details.
3. Once the machine is filled, let it heat up, put detergent in it, and load it. It is
now time to start washing! All you have to do is choose your desired wash
cycle time. To do this, depress the short (four (4) minute cycle), medium
(six (6) minute cycle), or long (eight (8) minute cycle) button. Let the
machine run through its entire cycle (wash, rinse, and dwell). If you open
the door or hit the stop button any time during the cycle, the machine will
shut off. When you restart the machine it will not start from where it
stopped, it will start from the beginning of the wash cycle. The end of the
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