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Multiple Tank
Principle use
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Mechanical cleaning and
sanitizing of dishware and
utensils
Special Characteristics
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Performs tasks more quickly and
effectively than hand work
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May be single or multiple tank
system
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Requires operators to load and
unload items
Operating Hints
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Requires operators to scrape,
prewash and rack or load items
to be washed
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Requires operators to handle and
store clean items
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Multiple tank systems are
capable of processing up to
18,000 items per hour
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Large, bulky items such as pots
and pans require hand washing in
a 3 compartment sink
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Safety gloves are required to
handle items as they exit the
machine at 180 degrees F
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Always follow the manufacturer's
instructions about setup and
chemicals required
Cleaning
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Daily cleaning must be thorough
to prevent buildup of lime and
food deposits which may impair
the effectiveness of the machine
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Follow manufacturer's
instructions
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Racks
Principle Uses
- Holding
soiled items in position for
efficient mechanical washing and
storage of clean dishware
Special
Characteristics
- Tough plastic
construction
- Stackable
- Specialized
styles to hold particular items
such as plates, boullion cup,
glassware
- Eliminates
excessive handling of clean
items
Operating Hints
- Using style
of holder intended for piece
promotes cleanliness and
prevents breakage during washing
- Stack racks
carefully and no higher than is
safe
Cleaning
- Requires no
cleaning beyond going through
mechanical washer loaded
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Dish
box
Principle Uses
- Temporary
storage and transport of soiled
dishware
Special
Characteristics
- Tough plastic
construction
- Stackable
Operating Hints
- Overload may
cause cracking or tearing
- Air dry
before storing in stacks
- Unsafe for
use in food preparation as
scratches and nicks may harbor
dangerous organisms
Cleaning
- Run through
mechanical washers upside down
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