Cornelius Liquid Base Beverage Dispenser Sanitizing The Bag-In-Boxconcentrate Systems

SANITIZING THE SYSTEM (USA)

IMPORTANT: Only trained personnel should perform sanitizing procedures.

WARNING: Wear protective eyewear to avoid eye injury.

The syrup systems must be sanitized once every six months; whenever there is a flavor change, or an off flavor is noted in the product. This is the ‘‘ambient’’ sanitizing procedure whereby syrup is first flushed from the system with water, then a detergent is introduced, followed by a second water flush. A sanitizer is next placed in the system and it is finally purged with concentrate.

SANITIZING THE BAG-IN-BOX CONCENTRATE SYSTEMS

This is a procedure for sanitizing concentrate systems of the Liquid Base Beverage Dispenser.

SANITIZE THE BAG-IN-BOX SYSTEM AS FOLLOWS:

1.Disconnect the concentrate tube-end connectors from the bag-in-box containers.

2.Wash each tube-end fitting in warm water to remove any concentrate accumulation.

3.Install a bag valve (this can be cut from an empty bag-in-box container) on each concentrate tube-end con- nector. This opens the tube-end fitting so detergent, sanitizing solution and flush water can be pumped into the system.

4.Fill a clean plastic 5-gallon container with potable (drinking) water.

5.Place the tube-end connectors (with installed bag valves) into the water.

6.Place a waste container under the valve dispensing nozzle.

7.Operate each concentrate valve by pressing the Canel/Pour button to cause concentrate to flow from the nozzle.

8.Operate each valve until only water is dispensed.

9.Remove the concentrate tube-end connectors from the water.

10.Fill the 5-gallon container with potable (drinking) water at room temperature (70 degrees to 100 degrees F) and add 3/4 ounce per gallon of water (6 ml per liter) of Diversey DIVOFLOW 185, or equivalent detergent.

Detergent must contain sodium hydroxide, be non-perfumed, and have low-sudsing characteristics. The detergent should be able to be rinsed off easily. The sodium hydroxide should be between 2 percent and 10 percent in the concentrated detergent.

11.Mix the contents of the container thoroughly.

12.Place the concentrate tube-end connectors (with bag valves installed) into the detergent.

13.Operate each valve until the water is displaced by the detergent.

CAUTION: To avoid damage to metallic parts of the system, do not allow the detergent solution to remain in a concentrate system longer than 15 minutes.

14.Allow the detergent to remain in the concentrate tubing for at least 10 minutes, but no longer than 15 minutes.

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