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cooler bottom of the melter. The floor of unmelted

cappings under the hot liquid wax is necessary to

hold up the slumgum accumulation as it melts. The

slumgum accumulation should be scraped from the

floor of unmelted cappings from time to time which

will help speed up the melting. A perforated hand

tool (slum rake) is provided to assist you. Some find it

easiest to remove the melting grid, remove the slum,

and replace the grid before the melted wax solidifies.

The cappings floor can be tested periodically as de-

scribed in the operation section. If there is no floor

of unmelted cappings, cut back on the heat supply by

turning the thermostat off, or speed up the volume of

cappings entering the melter. If the incoming supply

of cappings decreases, reduce the heat.

8. When uncapping is finished for the day, let the melter

"catch up" and then turn off the melting grid and wa-

ter jacket immersion heater. (To quicken start-up on

the water jacketed model, the water jacket immersion

heater may be turned on an hour or two before un-

capping begins. Be sure enough water is in the tank.)

9. Thermostatically controlled electric heaters provide

Precautions

Eleven Important Precautions

1. Read all instructions.

2. Always unplug the unit from the outlet when not in

use and before cleaning.

3. Never have the unit unattended when plugged in or

in operation.

4. Hot wax is always dangerous. Keep children away

from unit during operation and keep floors, bench-

es, and shelves in the area free from articles.

5. Never attempt to move the unit while wax is liquid.

Splashed melted wax will cause burns.

6. Always use the unit as specified. Never use unit for

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Part Number

Description

04-54921

Electric Grid

04-54906A

Wooden Cross Bar w/lag screw

03-50222

1-1/4" Quarter Bend

Replacement Parts for M00549 Mini Melter

fast start-up (usually 20-30 minutes). Local weather

conditions and the moisture content of the honey

may indicate the best method of operation.

In summary, the Mini Melter can be easily and precise-

ly controlled. Honey temperature coming out of the

melter should be 90°-120° and not over 125° F. Honey

temperature is controlled by water temperature on the

water jacketed models. Increasing water temperature

increases melting capacity because honey/wax separa-

tion is faster. Melting grid temperature determines the

beeswax quality and maintains the "floor" of cappings

which floats the slum. Increasing melting grid temper-

ature increases the melter capacity and vice-versa. Set

grid temperature to corresponding uncapping speed.

The thickness of the "floor of unmelted cappings" in-

dicates the correctness of grid temperature. A rather

wide latitude exists. Frequent slum raking and removal

speeds melting. Monitoring honey temperature, while

learning to use the Mini Melter speeds the learning

process and increases understanding rapidly. After the

melting process is understood and initial visual refer-

ences are made, the melter can easily be operated

with little attention required.

other than intended use. Any use not recommend-

ed may cause hazards.

7. Never remove the clamps holding the heat sensor to

the melting grid. Overheating could occur.

8. Do not touch the hot grid surfaces.

9. Do not allow the power cord to get pinched, touch

hot surfaces or lay on the floor in a traveled area.

10. Never operate any electrical device with a damaged

cord or plug.

11. Keep foreign material such as rags etc., out of the

melter pan.

Part Number

Description

03-50223

1-1/4" x 6" Slip Joint Elbow

04-54924

Hand Slum Rake perf. aluminum