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Taylor 342, 341 manual Problem, Probable Cause, Remedy, Page, Models 340, Troubleshooting Guide

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PROBLEM	PROBABLE CAUSE	REMEDY	PAGE
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4. The walls of the freezing	a. Broken beater pins.	a. Repair or replace the	-- --
cylinder are scored.		beater assembly.
	b. The gear unit is out of	b. Contact service	-- --
	alignment.	technician.
	c. The beater assembly is	c. Repair or replace the	-- --
	bent.	beater assembly.
	d. The front bearing is	d. Replace or install the front	13
	missing.	bearing.

5. Unable to remove the	a. There is lubrication on the	a. Do not lubricate the	10
drive shaft.	square end of the drive	square end. Contact
	shaft.	service technician for
		removal.
	b. The corners of the drive	b. Replace the drive shaft	-- --
	shaft and/or drive coupling	and/or drive coupling.
	are bent.

6. There is excessive mix	a. There is improper or	a. Use an approved food	10
leakage in the rear drip	inadequate lubrication on	grade lubricant (example:
pan.	the drive shaft o-ring or	Taylor Lube) and follow
	seal.	the lubrication procedures.
	b. Bad or missing o-ring or	b. Replace every 3 months.	10 / 25
	seal on drive shaft.
	c. The rear shell bearing is	c. Contact service technician	-- --
	worn.	for replacement.

7. There is no freezer	a. The unit is unplugged.	a. Plug cord in wall	-- --
operation with the unit in		receptacle.
the “AUTO” position.
	b. The beater motor has	b. Place the power switch in	-- --
	tripped.	the “OFF” position. Allow
		the motor to cool and then
		resume normal operation.
		Contact service technician
		if the problem continues.
	c. The circuit breaker is	c. Reset the circuit breaker	-- --
	tripped or the fuse is	or replace the blown fuse.
	blown.

8. The unit is not freezing	a. The torque rotor bound,	a. Free the torque rotor.	-- --
product when in the	leaving the torque arm in
“AUTO” position.	the “COLD” position.
	Therefore, the compressor
	will not run. (Far Right)
	b. The torque arm is bent.	b. Replace the torque arm.	13
	c. The condensers are dirty.	c. Clean the condensers	20
		regularly.

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Taylor 342, 341 manual Problem, Probable Cause, Remedy, Page, Models 340, Troubleshooting Guide

Contents

028764-M Slush FreezersModels 340, 341 Operating InstructionsTaylor Company Complete this page for quick reference when service is requiredInformation found on the data label E January, 1997 Taylor All rights reserved 028764--MTable of Contents Models 340, 341 Table of ContentsAir Cooled Units To the InstallerSection Water Connections Water Cooled Units OnlyTo the Operator Compressor Warranty DisclaimerTo the Operator SectionTo Operate Safely SafetySafety SectionModels 340, 341 Section 4 Operator Parts IdentificationModel Operator Parts IdentificationDescription ModelModels 340, 341 Operator Parts IdentificationDescription ModelOperator Parts Identification Models 340, 341Description Models 340, 341, 342 Beater Door AssemblyModels 340, 341 Operator Parts IdentificationDescription AccessoriesOperator Parts Identification Models 340, 341Important To the Operator Symbol DefinitionsControl Switch Indicator Light - “Add Mix”Section Operating ProceduresAssembly Operating ProceduresStep Operating ProceduresStep StepOperating Procedures Insert the draw valve into the door, leaving approximately 1/2” of the valve sticking out the top of the doorModels 340 Step Operating ProceduresStep StepStep SanitizingStep Optional Rack Assembly Operating ProceduresStep PrimingOperating Procedures StepStep Closing ProcedureStep Optional Flavor Rack Assembly Operating ProceduresStep Draining Product From the Freezing CylinderRinsing Operating ProceduresStep CleaningOperating Procedures StepStep DisassemblyBrush Cleaning Operating ProceduresRegular Maintenance Checks Section 7 Important Operator ChecklistDuring Cleaning and Sanitizing Troubleshooting Bacterial CountWinter Storage Important Operator ChecklistModels 340, 341 Section Troubleshooting GuidePROBLEM Troubleshooting GuideREMEDY PROBLEMTroubleshooting Guide PROBABLE CAUSEREMEDY PROBLEMTroubleshooting Guide PROBABLE CAUSEEVERY Section 9 Parts Replacement ScheduleParts Replacement Schedule PART DESCRIPTIONModels 340, 341 Section Parts ListParts List UPDATEDESCRIPTION Parts ListUPDATE Models 340, 341DESCRIPTION Parts ListUPDATE Models 340, 341DESCRIPTION Parts ListUPDATE Models 340, 341DESCRIPTION Parts ListUPDATE Models 340, 341DESCRIPTION Parts ListUPDATE Models 340, 341Models 340/341 Rev. 3/06 Model 341 049359--33 Rev. 3/06 Model 340/341 049359--40 Rev. 3/06 Model 341 049359--58 Rev. 3/06 Model 342 052720--27 Rev. 3/06 Model 342 052720--33 Rev. 3/06 Model 342 052720--40 Rev. 3/06 Model 342 052720--58 Rev. 3/06