Cornelius 2 Flavor, 4 Flavor Transformer, Water Inlet Solenoid, Door Switch 72 B Serial Number

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TRANSFORMER

This is a dual stage transformer with 2 outputs. The purpose of the transformer is to step the line voltage to 26 VAC primary to the electrical box and the VRB and 24 VAC secondary is to light the merchandiser.

Current production transformers are equipped with a thermal overload protection device that will cut out when high temperature or high amperage is detected. THE OVERLOAD RESETS AUTOMATICALLY

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Primary wires are Blue

Secondary are Red

WATER INLET SOLENOID

The water inlet solenoid is connected to the incoming water line and is only activated when the dispense button is pressed. The water inlet solenoid prevents backflow and is equipped with a strainer screen that needs to be removed and cleaned once a year.

NOTE: THE INLET SOLENOID COIL IS ACTIVED FROM THE VRB BOARD USING THE 28VDC.OUTPUT AN AC COIL WILL NOT WORK IN THIS APPLICATION.

DOOR SWITCH - 72 B SERIAL NUMBER

The door switch on the 72B serial number units is a combination of a door latch and switch. The primary function of the door switch is to inter- rupt the 26 VAC coming into the VRB board when refilling the concentrate. By cutting this voltage the refill lights are reset automatically.

NOTE: WHEN THE DOOR IS OPEN THE DIS- PENSE CIRCUIT IS INOPERABLE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT THIS WITH ANY- THING. BUT THE CAM-LOCK FOUND ON THE DOOR. A SPECIAL TOOL IS AVAIL- ABLE FOR THIS PURPOSE.

Switch #720202009 Cam Lock

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Contents Quest Juice IMI Cornelius Inc Quest Juice Training ManualTable of Contents Troubleshooting Guide Notes Product Description OverviewQuest, Two Flavor QuestQuest, Four Flavor IPD TimesWater Quality System DetailsWater Flow Flow RatesIntroduction Preview QuestionsKEY Things to Know / do Connecting Water Supply InstallationCounter Location Filling the ICE BathLoading Concentrate Concentrate Handling & LoadingChanging Concentrate Containers Open the cabinet door and return the handle to DispenseSupplies CHECKING/ADJUSTING the Brix SettingCancel/Pour Button Pump Speed SwitchProgramming the Portion Control Clean Splash Zones & Dispense Nozzles Planned Maintenance ScheduleFlush System Sanitize the Juice DispenserClean Chassis Interior Clean Water Inlet StrainerCheck and Top-Off Water Ice Bath SEMI-ANNUALRemoving Pump Platforms Replace Pump TubingReplacing Pump Tubing AnnuallyPublication Number TP00968 2004, IMI Cornelius Inc Removal of Merchandiser Mechanical SectionRemoval of the Switch Panel Removal of the Pump Platforms Publication Number TP00968 2004, IMI Cornelius Inc Removal of the Cooling FAN Removal of Panels Removal of Electrical BOX Removal of the VRB Boards Removal of Nozzle Guide Gasket Removal of the ICE Bank ControlRemoval of the Cooling Cabinet 2004, IMI Cornelius Inc Removal of the Refrigeration Chassis Removal of the Agitator MotorGround Wire/Post Red/White BlueLead Removal of the ICE Control Probe Order When RE-ASSEMBLINGElectrical BOX Major Component ReviewOperational Overview Pump Speed SwitchValidating Operation ICE Bank ControlDoor Switch 72 B Serial Number TransformerWater Inlet Solenoid Water Valve/Flow Control Door Switch 72 E Serial NumberBottle Adaptor O-rings Platform ComponentsBottle Adaptor Sold Out Sensors Bottle Adaptor Tray GrommetsTip Static Mixers Bottle Adaptor Flush ModeWiring Diagram Quest Juice Training Manual Probable Cause Troubleshooting GuideProbable Cause Remedy Problem Publication Number TP00968 2004, IMI Cornelius Inc

2 Flavor, 4 Flavor specifications

Cornelius 4 Flavor and 2 Flavor dispensers are innovative beverage dispensing systems designed to meet the diverse needs of foodservice operators, bars, and restaurants. These sophisticated machines offer a unique solution by providing multiple flavors of drinks from a single unit, enhancing customer experience and boosting sales.

One of the standout features of the Cornelius dispensers is their ability to serve multiple flavors simultaneously. The 4 Flavor model can dispense four different soft drink flavors, while the 2 Flavor model caters to establishments looking for a more streamlined option with two flavors. This flexibility allows businesses to cater to a varied clientele and adapt to seasonal or promotional offerings.

The technology behind these dispensers is based on advanced carbonation and mixing systems, ensuring a consistent and high-quality beverage every time. They utilize a patented blend of CO2 and syrup to create a perfect mix that maintains the right balance of flavor and carbonation. Both models also include user-friendly touch controls, allowing staff to easily switch between flavors and adjust servings.

Another important characteristic of the Cornelius dispensers is their energy efficiency. Designed with the latest eco-friendly technologies, they consume less power than traditional systems without compromising performance. The compact design not only saves energy but also helps in maximizing space in commercial settings.

In terms of maintenance, Cornelius dispensers are designed for easy cleaning and service. The components are accessible, enabling quick troubleshooting and minimal downtime. This is crucial for busy environments where efficiency is paramount.

With customizable options, businesses can tailor their beverage offerings to match their branding and customer preferences. Both models allow for different syrup choices and can accommodate specialty beverages, including flavored iced teas or lemonades.

In summary, Cornelius 4 Flavor and 2 Flavor dispensers represent a significant advancement in beverage dispensing technology. Their multi-flavor capabilities, user-friendly design, energy efficiency, and ease of maintenance make them an ideal choice for foodservice operations looking to enhance their beverage service while maximizing profitability.
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