Face+ - Slicer JAC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Face+ JAC

9 MAINTENANCE6 You have just received a JAC machine and we would like to thank your very much for your confidence. In order that you are completely satisfied over the next few years, we would ask you to take note of the following advice : - Obtain assistance from your authorised agent for installation, start-up and follow-up ; - In order to be able to benefit from the 3 year warranty (see conditions for returning be- low), you should have the service book filled out by your distributor when the machine is installed. The service book is located at the back of this manual. JAC offers a 3 year warranty on all its products. This warranty includes replacement of original parts found to be defective and installation thereof free of charge by the JAC agent. The warranty becomes effective from the installation date of the equipment Under the following restrictive conditions :

1. The equipment is purchased under “normal“ conditions ;

2. Installation is made by an authorised agent ;

3. Utilisation of equipment conforming to the indications of the instructions for use and for

the purpose for which it is made ;

4. The equipment is maintained daily as per the manual and with all due care ;

5. Maintenance followed-up by the authorised agent conforming to the maintenance speci-

fications with at least one maintenance a year (maintenance at the user’s cost). The manual has a page for this where the agent can detail the different maintenance. If there is no maintenance follow-up by an authorised agent and/or if the service book is not completed correctly, the warranty is limited to one year.

6. Exclusive use of JAC original parts.

This warranty doesn’t cover :

1. Replacement of normally wearing parts ;

2. Parts found not to be defective by our dealers ;

3. Problems resulting from abnormal use of the equipment ;

4. Problems resulting from an installation not installed by an authorised agent ;

5. Parts where problems result from transport damage or incorrect handling.

Repair and/or replacement of defective parts during the warranty period does not extend the initial warranty. BEFORE START-UP WARRANTY- Before connecting your machine to the mains, check that the machine operation voltage (see rating plate on the machine) and mains voltage are appropriate ; - Connection of the machine has to be made using an earthed plug ; - Your electrical installation supplying the machine has to be protected as indicated be- low : - North America : Main protection 15A ; - Rest of the world : Main protection 16 A. Note : All other problems resulting from another type of connection will not be taken into account.

- If necessary fix the feet or casters delivered with the machine ; - Please refer to the “Instructions for use” section for using the machine; - It is necessary to check, and adjust if required, the tension of the blades during installa- tion and after cutting 50 breads.

- If the user or the machine is in danger, you must press the red STOP button; - Remove the electric plug before every maintenance and service operation ; - Don’t touch the blades even when stopped; - If you need to change the blades, have this done by your authorised distributor; - Make sure that you wear anti-cut protective gloves when replacing the blades or carry- ing out operations in the vicinity of the blades; - All maintenance or part changing operations are to be carried out by a qualified person. CAUTION CONNECTION START-UP DANGER - This machine is solely intended for professional bakers ; - This machine is solely intended for cutting warm baked bread ; - It may only be used by one person at a time. (unless otherwise stated) ; - Don’t allow children or unauthorised persons to use or manipulate the machine ; - It has to be kept and used inside in a location, away from humidity and heat ; - The machine has to be adequately lit for carrying out the work satisfactorily ; - Don’t clean the equipment with water ; - This machine has a noise level below 75 dB(A) as per standard EN ISO 3744.8

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

At the beginning of the day, power the machine on, by releasing the STOP button (if it has been pressed down).

Operating procedure:

1. OPTION: Select the type of speed desired, using the selector button

1 : Slow 2 : Fast ISC : Automatic program OPTION: If you want to work in continuous mode, press the Auto button.

2. Place your bread on the rear table, between the blades and the mobile part ;

3. Close the cover or push the green button (OPTION) ;

4. Take the bread away from the front table.

Push the white button to start up the blowing system (option). At end of day, press the red STOP button to power the machine off.

Tip: After the first days of use, have the blade tension checked by a qualified person. Capacity: Number of breads cut per day : 6,000 (depending on the type of bread). Bread dimensions (L x w x h) (in cm): min. 12 x 6 x 6 - max. 44 x 31 x 16 Safety: - The machine will not operate if the photoelectric cell detects motion; - The machine cannot operate if the safety cover is opened (machine fitted with this op- tion); - The green button flashing if a safety feature is activated.Daily, by a trained user :

1. Empty the crumb collector ;

2. Use a slightly damp cloth for external maintenance ;

Every 25.000 cuts and/or at least 1 time a year, by an authorised agent :

1. Remove the plug ;

2. Replace the cutters (see cutter changing procedure) ;

NB : Don’t over tighten the cutters because there is a risk of deforming the frame.

3. Clean with a brush and vacuum the inside of the machine ;

4. Check the state of the bearings ;

Check that your authorised agent records the intervention in your service book in order to keep your 3 year warranty

Additional maintenance for models with oiling system The oil to use is : 7940019 (as mentioned in the JAC “spare parts“ catalogue) Or food liquid vegetable oil with natural antioxidant Every 1000 cuts or every 15 days, by a trained user :

1. Add the amount of edible oil (100 to 150 ml) required to impregnate the felt pads of the

carriage (push the button moving the carriage forward in order to access the oil refill cap);

2. Press the red “maintenance” button.

Every 25.000 cuts and/or at least 1 time a year, by an authorised agent :

1. Remove the plug ;

2. Replace the pusher felts.

MAINTENANCEWhen ordering spare parts, check with your authorised agent the parts concerned using the spare parts catalogue published by the manufacturer. Always provide the machine number as indicated on the rating plate. Your agent will order the parts from JAC. The machine is completely stopped Has the disconnector been activated? Did you plug it in? Is the power supply coming to the socket? The slice thickness is irregular. Is the space between the blades irregular? Are the blades well tensioned ? the bread vibrates in the blades. Are the frames well aligned? Do(es) the spring(s) of the bread press behave correctly? The bread cuts very slowly. Do the blades have to be replaced ? The bread breaks. Are the frames well aligned? Do(es) the spring(s) of the bread press behave correctly? Do the blades have to be replaced ? Always get an authorised agent to carry out maintenance work on your machine!

Make sure that you wear anti-cut protective gloves when replacing the blades or carrying out operations in the vicinity of the blades. Once you have ensured that your machine is actually disconnected from the mains :

1. Remove the stainless steel table at the front of the machine ;

2. Remove the bagging spade, open the shroud that protects the frames supporting the

3. At the top of the front frame, loosen the screws fastening the frame to the polypropyl-

ene lamellas (never unfasten the lamellas from the framework, as you might alter the default settings) ;

- Loosen the hexagonal socket head screws which tighten the blades ; - Replace the blades and check that they are well positioned in the rocker arm pin ; - Re-tension the blades by tightening screw, so that the blades remain in the frame as a mark of tension ; - Then tighten the nuts (machine fitted with the lubrication option). In order not to warp the frame and avoid dangerous breaks, only replace 4 or 5 blades at a time.

6. Resume the sequence from point 3 to 6 for the rear frame (place some kind of protec-

tion on the front frame blades) ;

7. Re-assemble the frames while ensuring that you do not over-tighten the frame lamel-