Checks Before Operation - Hoshizaki ROX-10WB-E Manual De Instrucciones

[7] Display
Indicates the cell run time during normal operation, amperage or volt-
age by the control panel operation, and error codes in case of trouble.
[8] Dispense button
Press this button to start or stop dispensing electrolyzed water.
[9] Water outlet lamp
Indicates the type of water to be dispensed from each outlet.
Note: To maintain the desired settings, the unit automatically
alternates the water outlets at regular intervals (every 12 hours
at factory setting). Check the type of water to be dispensed from
each outlet by the water outlet lamp.
The following dispensing modes are available:
Continuous dispensing mode
Activated or disactivated by pressing the dispense button or
putting a hand or object in front of the dispense sensor.
Portion control dispensing mode
Activated by pressing the dispense button for 3 seconds or
putting a hand or object in front of the dispense sensor for 3
seconds. Water automatically stops after the set dispense time
indicated in the display on the control panel (adjustable from 1
to 60 minutes).
[c] CONTROL PANEL
[1]
[2]
[3]
[1] Display lamp (red)
Indicates the item currently displayed on the operation panel.
[2] * Button (down button)
When adjusting the settings, press this button to reduce the value.
[3] Set button
Press this button to adjust the settings. Should be used by qualified
service personnel only. See the installation manual for details.
[4] Display select button (up button)
Press this button to select the indication in the display (electrolytic cell
run time, current or voltage). The display lamp illuminates the selected
item.
When adjusting the settings, press this button to raise the value.
[5] Flow rate select button
Adjusts the flow rate.
[6] Flow rate lamp (red)
Indicates the flow rate currently selected.
Note: When the low flow rate is selected, sanitizing water may have
an excessive available chlorine concentration. Select this flow
rate only when the electrolyzed water property is inadequate.
[6]
[4] [5]
[d] ACCESSORIES
pH test paper TB
Instruction manual
Cap
Pressure reducing valve
O-ring [for shower nozzle]
Nozzle hose [with gasket]
Screw collar

2. CHECKS BEFORE OPERATION

[a] CHECKING AMOUNT OF REMAINING SALT WATER
1) Check that there is enough salt water in the salt water tank.
2) Add salt water according to "[b] SUPPLYING SALT WATER" if
there is not enough or no salt water in the tank.
[b] SUPPLYING SALT WATER
Use sodium chloride (NaCl) or potassium chloride (KCl) of not
less than 99% of purity. Use of any other salt may cause failure,
clogged pipes or health problems.
1) Prepare a plastic bucket. Pull out
the cap, salt water hose and filter
from the salt water tank, and put
them into the bucket.
2) Use the measuring cup (accessory)
to add one level cup (approx.
700ml) of sodium chloride (NaCl)
or potassium chloride (KCl) into
the salt water tank.
3) Add water into the salt water tank
up to the 5 L line.
4) Check that the mini cap is closed,
and put the cap on the salt water
tank. Shake it until sodium chloride
or potassium chloride completely
dissolves in the water.
5) Open the mini cap and put it in the
recess, and push in the salt water
hose until the stopper hits the cap.
3. PURGING SALT WATER PUMP
This unit uses a pump to supply salt water. If the salt water pump con-
tains air, electrolyzed water cannot be dispensed properly. When the
unit is installed for the first time or when the add salt water lamp on
the operation panel comes on, purge air from the salt water pump as
follows:
1) Check that there is enough salt water in the salt water tank.
2) Check that the power switch (earth leakage circuit breaker) is off.
Turn it off if it is on.
3
pH test paper AZY Chlorine test paper
Installation manual Operation sheet
Elbow Water supply hose
Salt water tank Shower nozzle
Straight nozzle Gasket
Anchor bolt [MiL-8] Wood screw
Rubber dropper Measuring cup
CAUTION
Salt Water
Tank
Salt
Shake well
Stopper
Cap
Salt Water
Hose
Measuring
Cup
Cap