to complete installation on electronic models run one wash cycle then click the dip switch setting...

To complete installationTo complete installationon electronic models run on electronic models run oneone wash wash

cycle then click the DIP switch cycle then click the DIP switch setting setting no.4no.4 to the to the onon position position

DIP switch settings

Electronic models

Setting DIP switchesSetting DIP switches

Wash

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Rinse Temperatur

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DIP-switches

Temperature adjustmentsTemperature adjustments

Dishwashing temperatures: Wash = 65°C. Rinse = 85°C

Glasswashing temperatures: Wash = 55°C. Rinse = 65°C

The current preset temperatures can be changed by entering config mode (machine off and on, then hold “power on button” for 5 secs) the preset temperatures will appear.

IMPORTANT: turn trimmers only fraction at a time, then wait for the display to catch up, otherwise you will not see changes.

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Electronic models

Electronic Hood Electronic Hood Type ModelsType Models

CHH50 Hood Dishwasher 6.8 kw /3 phase switchable to 5.1 kw/single phase

Up to 50 racks per hour

Hot or cold fill

Gravity drain CHH50D drain pump version

Fitted class A air gap

Fitted booster pump

CHH60D Hood Dishwasher 9.1 kw / 3 phase switchable to 6.8 kw/single phase


Hot or cold fill

Fitted drain pump


Fitted booster pump

CHH70D Hood Dishwasher 10.8 kw / 3 phase


Hot or cold fill

Fitted drain pump


Fitted booster pump

Electronic Hood Type ModelsElectronic Hood Type Models

Hood Dishwasher

corner operation

Inside the Hood Dishwasher

CHH50

CHH60

CHH70

POWER ON

CYCLE SELECTOR

TEMPERATURES

WASH - RINSE

CYCLE START

(VIA HOOD)

CYCLE START

CONTINUOUS WASH

Electronic models

HOOD TYPE - OPERATIONAL GUIDEHOOD TYPE - OPERATIONAL GUIDE

Press Power button - The display shows current temperature in each tank.

The rinse boiler begins to heat, The neon indicator next to cycle start will flash red.

At 85C water fills the wash tank via the rinse arms. This operation is repeated automatically until the wash tank is full.

Once full and up to temperature the neon next to cycle start turns green.

Choose the programme you require. Glass symbol = 1 min, plate symbol = 2 min and pot symbol = 3 min. Push cycle start and the machine will run. During a cycle the neon light next to the chosen programme will flash green.

The symbol allows you to use an extended wash programme, select this option and push cycle start, the machine will continue to wash until you push cycle start again to begin the rinse cycle.

The Auto start feature when activated allows you to start your chosen programme by closing the hood, eliminating the need to push cycle start each time. When in use the neon light next to auto start is illuminated green.

NOTE: During normal operation the cycle start neon only lights when the rinse boiler is over 85 c, you may start a wash cycle at anytime but the rinse cycle will only begin once the rinse temperature has been reached. Depending on your machine installation this may extend the wash cycle beyond the above times.

At the end of a session push the power switch, machine returns to standby, lift out the filter covering the wash tank and remove the drain plug. The wash tank will empty.

Alternatively if a drain pump is fitted: At the end of the session use the cycle selector switch to choose the drain option, lift out the filter covering the wash tank and remove the drain plug and push the cycle switch. The machine will automatically empty and return to standby.

Electronic models

Electronic Electronic modelsmodels

Electrical supply: supplied as 3 phase Note: CHH50 and CHH60 can be changed to suit 1 phase – (see diagram or run movie)

Water pressure: minimum flow of 1.0 Bar

If gravity drain version : max height = 200mm

If drain pump version stand-pipe: max height = 820 mm

Changing phasing and kW loading Hood type Chh50/60

Installation of hood type model Installation of hood type model

Three Phase Electrical SettingThree Phase Electrical Setting

Single Phase Electrical SettingSingle Phase Electrical Setting