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Installation and Service Guide with Service Replacement Parts
Beginning with Serial No. J2089 and above
E series
High Temperature
Upright Conveyor Dishwasher
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
Models:
EUCCW 29" wide conveyor with a 4', 6',or 8'
center section
EUCC
24" wide conveyor with a 4', 6',or 8'

center section
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
Dishwasher serial no.

EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
Issue Date: 5.09.07
Manual P/N 114254 rev. A

www.championindustries.com
P.O. Box 4149
Winston-Salem, NC 27115
336/661-1556 Fax: 336/661-1660
Toll-free: 800.858.4477
For machines beginning with S/N J2089 and above
2674 N. Service Road, Jordan Station

Ontario, Canada L0R 1S0
905/562-4195 Fax: 905/562-4618
Toll-free: 800.263.5798
For future reference, record your dishwasher information in the box below.
Model Number__________________________ Serial Number_______________________
Voltage________________Hertz_____________ Phase__________________
Champion Service Agent __________________________________ Tel:______________________
Champion Parts Distributor _________________________________ Tel:______________________
For all models:

The data plate mounts to one
side of the top-mounted
control cabinet.
National Service Department
In Canada:
Toll-free: 800/ 263-5798
Tel:
905/ 562-4195
Fax:
905/ 562-4618
email: service@moyerdiebellimited.com
In the USA:
Toll-free: 800/ 858-4477
Tel:
336/ 661-1556
Fax:
336/ 661-1660
email: service@championindustries.com
ATTENTION:
The dishwasher model no., serial no.,
voltage, Hz and phase are needed to
identify your machine and to answer
questions.
We support
Please have this information on-hand

if you call for service assistance.
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Revisions to this manual
Revision
Date
Revised
Pages
Serial Number
Effectivity
Revision
Description
3.16.07
All
J2089
Released first edition 7.06245
3.22.07
All
J2089
Rev. parts list format 7.03226
Dear Owner:
Thank-you for choosing our dishwasher.
We appreciate your business.
This manual covers two models:
EUCCW
EUCC
Electric high temperature flight-type conveyor dishwasher with built-in

electric booster in 40 F/22 C rise or an optional 70 F/39 C rise booster.
EUCCW
EUCC
Steam high temperature flight-type conveyor dishwasher with built-in

steam booster in 40 F/22 C rise or an optional 70 F/39 C rise booster.
The installation, and initial start-up of your dishwasher must be performed by qualified
electricians, plumbers, and authorized service technicians trained in commercial
dishwashers.
Champion provides authorized factory trained service agents to supervise the assembly
and initial start-up of your dishwasher.
Defects and repairs caused by unauthorized installers will not be covered by the
dishwasher warranty.
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Table of Contents
_____________ Table of Contents

E series Upright Conveyor Dishwashers
Revisions to this manual ____________________________________________________________ i

Limited Warranty _______________________________________________________________ iv
Operating Instructions ___________________________________ 1

Construction
How to Operate your Dishwasher: Step by Step
Cleaning and Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Installation _____________________________________________ 21
The plumbing and electrical connection diagram, (P&E).
Unpack and Place
Order of Assembly
Section Assembly
Water Connection
Drain Connection
Electrical Connection
Ventilation
Initial Start-up
Service Replacement Parts _______________________________ 47
Basic Service ____________________________________________ 190

Electrical
Mechanical
Electrical Schematics ______________________________________
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Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY
Champion Industries Inc. (herein referred to as Champion), P.O. Box 4149, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27115,
and P.O. Box 301, 2674 N. Service Road, Jordan Station, Canada, L0R 1S0, warrants machines, and parts,
as set out below.
Warranty of Machines: Champion warrants all new machines of its manufacture bearing the name
"Champion" and installed within the United States and Canada to be free from defects in material and workman
ship for a period of one (1) year after the date of installation or fifteen (15) months after the date of shipment by
Champion, whichever occurs first. [See below for special provisions relating to glasswashers.] The warranty
registration card must be returned to Champion within ten (10) days after installation. If warranty card is not
returned to Champion within such period, the warranty will expire after one year from the date of shipment.
Champion will not assume any responsibility for extra costs for installation in any area where there are
jurisdictional problems with local trades or unions.
If a defect in workmanship or material is found to exist within the warranty period, Champion, at its election,
will either repair or replace the defective machine or accept return of the machine for full credit; provided;
however, as to glasswashers, Champion's obligation with respect to labor associated with any repairs shall end
(a) 120 days after shipment, or (b) 90 days after installation, whichever occurs first. In the event that Champion
elects to repair, the labor and work to be performed in connection with the warranty shall be done during regular
working hours by a Champion authorized service technician. Defective parts become the property of Champion.
Use of replacement parts not authorized by Champion will relieve Champion of all further liability in connection
with its warranty. In no event will Champion's warranty obligation exceed Champion's charge for the machine.
The following are not covered by Champion's warranty:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
Lighting of gas pilots or burners.

Cleaning of gas lines.
Replacement of fuses or resetting of overload breakers.
Adjustment of thermostats.
Adjustment of clutches.
Opening or closing of utility supply valves or switching of electrical supply current.
Cleaning of valves, strainers, screens, nozzles, or spray pipes.
Performance of regular maintenance and cleaning as outlined in operators guide.
Damages resulting from water conditions, accidents, alterations, improper use, abuse,
tampering, improper installation, or failure to follow maintenance and operation procedures.
j. Wear on Pulper cutter blocks, pulse vanes, and auger brush.
Examples of the defects not covered by warranty include, but are not limited to: (1) Damage to the exterior or
interior finish as a result of the above, (2) Use with utility service other than that designated on the rating plate,
(3) Improper connection to utility service, (4) Inadequate or excessive water pressure, (5) Corrosion from
chemicals dispensed in excess of recommended concentrations, (6) Failure of electrical components due to
connection of chemical dispensing equipment installed by others, (7) Leaks or damage resulting from such
leaks caused by the installer, including those at machine table connections or by connection of chemical
dispensing equipment installed by others, (8) Failure to comply with local building codes, (9) Damage
caused by labor dispute.
Warranty of Parts: Champion warrants all new machine parts produced or authorized by Champion to be free
from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 90 days from date of invoice. If any defect in
material and workmanship is found to exist within the warranty period Champion will replace the defective
part without charge.
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY. CHAMPION'S WARRANTY IS ONLY TO THE EXTENT REFLECTED ABOVE. CHAMPION MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED, TO ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS OF PURPOSE. CHAMPION SHALL
NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THE REMEDIES SET OUT ABOVE ARE
THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR ANY DEFECTS FOUND TO EXIST IN CHAMPION DISHWASHING MACHINES AND
CHAMPION PARTS, AND ALL OTHER REMEDIES ARE EXCLUDED, INCLUDING ANY LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTALS
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
Champion does not authorize any other person, including persons who deal in Champion dishwashing machines
to change this warranty or create any other obligation in connection with Champion Dishwashing Machines.
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How to operate your dishwasher
_________ Operating Instructions

IMPORTANT
Please read the steps below before you operate your dishwasher.
1.
Make sure the dishwasher was properly installed and tested prior to operation.
2.
Read the operating instructions completely before you operate your dishwasher for
the first time.
3.
Keep these instructions available for quick reference.
4.
Contact your supervisor immediately if you have questions about the dishwasher.
5.
Contact your local authorized Champion service agency for technical support.
6.
Our National Service Department provides 24 hour support 365 days a year with a
Toll-free number in the United States.
USA National Service
M-F 8 AM - 5PM EST
Toll-free: 1 (800) 858-44772
In the USA, a factory technician will return your call after-hours and during holidays.
or
Canadian National Service
M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30PM EST
Toll-free: 1 (800) 263-5798
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Dishwasher Construction
Operating Instructions ________

Dishwasher Construction
1. The Upright Conveyor dishwasher, (also called the flight-type conveyor), is assembled
as a single unit from sections or modules.
2. This basic design is then customized to the customer's specifications.
3. The information presented blow explains the basic construction of the upright conveyor
dishwasher. It does not cover custom-built innovations.
4. Study the diagrams on the next page, then continue reading below.
Dishwasher Sections:
Five sections make up the basic assembly. The sections are:
Load soiled ware enters the machine
Prewash loosens/removes heavy soils for the wash section
Wash cleans remaining soils with detergent/heat/sprayed water
Rinse rinses soap and remaining particles; higher water temperature
begins the sanitization process
Final rinse - destroys any bacteria on wares with 180-195F hot water
removes any remaining soap or particles
Unload -
clean ware exits the dishwasher and begins to flash dry
Dishwasher Views:
What if you stood in your front yard while a friend stood in your back yard in order
to plan a project. You tell him to move to the right, but he keeps moving to the left.
We know what is wrong. You and he have a different reference point in relation to the
house. This mix-up illustrates why when engineers, service technicians, and installers
refer to a dishwasher, they make sure they view the dishwasher using the same reference
point. That's just common sense, isn't it. The same holds true as you learn how
to operate your dishwasher. The standard methods for viewing your dishwasher are:
Plan View -
Stand in front of the dishwasher facing the access doors.

Now visualize that you are suspended directly above the
dishwasher as you look down.
Elevation or
Front View -
Stand in front of the dishwasher as in the Plan view.

The right-hand side of the dishwasher matches your right
hand and the left-side of the dishwasher matches your left.
Side View -
The side view is somewhat tricky because the right-hand/

left-hand reference requires the additional front view
reference also. You can avoid this pitfall if you know which
side of the machine is the load section and which is the

All Models
1. The diagrams below show an example of one type of upright conveyor dishwasher.
Your dishwasher may be different; however, the basic design is similar.
2. Study the diagrams and see if you can match features on your dishwasher.
"C"
Conveyor Travel Direction

The conveyor direction of travel is
referenced from the load section to
the unload section.
If the load section is on your right then
direction of travel for the dishwasher is
Right to Left, (R-L).
Conversely, if the load section is on the
left then the dishwasher is called a
Left to Right, (L-R), dishwasher.
Operation: Step by Step

Follow the illustrations and comments for the remainder of
the Operating Instructions to learn the proper way to
operate your dishwasher.
DO NOT flip the dishwasher power switch "ON"

until you check the items below.
1. Check that the following utilities are connected:
to the dishwasher and ready for use:
Electrical service
Hot water supply
Drain
Ventilation
2. Check the chemical connections and chemical containers are

installed and ready for operation, (Consult your chemical supplier for instructions).
3. Check the interior of the dishwasher for foreign objects and remove.
4. Turn on the water supply to the dishwasher.
5. Turn on the main power switch at the building service disconnect switch.

1.
Close all drains.
2.
Make sure floats,

overflows, drain
screens, and pump
screens are clean
and in place.
3.
Always slide the pump

screens up and lift out.
4.
Check the
bottom to make absolutely
sure they are clean.
Replace in reverse order

1.
Place the curtains in

the dishwasher making
sure the short flaps
face the load end
of the machine.
2.
To install the curtains:

Locate the curtain
hooks in each section.
3.
Place the curtain rod

in the rear hook, then
lift the opposite end of
the curtain rod and place
it in the front hook.
4.
Place the 19" long

curtains at each end
of the dishwasher.
5.
Place the 14" center

curtains in each section.
6.
Place the 10" final rinse

curtain between the final rinse
and auxiliary rinse pipes.

7.
Check the upper and lower

wash arm manifold o-rings
to make sure they are
in place and in good
condition.
8.
Install the upper wash arm

assemblies.
9.
Install the lower wash arm

assemblies.
10.
Make sure all wash arm

assemblies are locked
in place.
11.
The auxiliary rinse section

is equipped with an upper and
lower rinse arm.
Refer to the illustrations on the next page for a more detailed view of the spray arms.

TO REMOVE UPPER SPRAY ARM:
TO INSTALL UPPER SPRAY ARM:
LOCK RELEASES
LOCKING
SLOT
LOCKING
SLOT
TAB
PREVENTS
SPRAY ARM
FROM
DROPPING
LOCKING
SLOT
LOCKING
SLOT
TAB PREVENTS
SPRAY ARM
FROM DROPPING
LOCK
RELEASE

12.
There are 2 removable

auiliary rinse spray pipes
in the auxiliary rinse section.
13.
Make sure the upper and

lower auxiliary rinse spray
pipe gaskets are in place.
14.
Position the spray pipe

so the rinse nozzle points
toward 10 o'clock.
15.
Push the rinse pipe

forward.
16.
Turn the auxiliary rinse pipe

1/4 turn clockwise to
lock it in place.
Note:
The final rinse pipes are permanently installed
and do not require assembly.

17.
Install the scrap

screens.
18. Install the scrap baskets if applicable.
19.
10
Make sure the screens

are fully seated to the
rear of the dishwasher
and interlocked into
the scrap basket.

20.
Close all doors.
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24.
Flip the dishwasher

power switch up.
25.
The dishwasher
automatically fills
with water.
26.
The tank heat comes

on as soon as the tanks are full.
27.
Wait for 15-20 minutes to allow the wash and

rinse tanks to reach operating temperature.
R-L shown
The prewash tank is not heated so its temperature

may be lower than the wash tank. This is okay.
The final rinse temperature is checked when the dishwasher
conveyor belt and wash pumps are running during normal operation.
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28.
Push the GREEN

START BUTTON
to start the
conveyor belt.
NOTE:
Pushing the green start
button:
1. Starts the conveyor belt.
29.
Push the
RED STOP BUTTON
to stop the
conveyor belt.
The wash pumps stop.
Tank heaters continue to operate.
30.
Push the
GREEN START BUTTON
to re-start the conveyor belt.
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31.
Your dishwasher
is equipped with start-stop
stations. The load
station is standard equipment; the
unload station is an option.
These stations work exactly as
the control cabinet start and stop
buttons.
Start-stop stations make it
possible for the person
loading the wares on the
conveyor belt to start and
stop the dishwasher as needed.
The person unloading the wares also has

the ability to start and stop the dishwasher
using the optional unload start-stop station
(if it is installed .)
32.
Push the GREEN

START BUTTON to start the
conveyor belt.
33.
Push the
RED STOP BUTTON
to stop the conveyor belt.
Load-end Start-Stop Station
Optional Unload-end
Start-Stop Station
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34.
An important safety feature

designed to stop the conveyor belt during operation is
the shut-off shelf.
This device is located at
the very end of the unload
section.
35.
The shut-off shelf moves

backward when wares
contact it as the belt
moves forward.
36.
The shut-off shelf stops

the conveyor belt.
It also turns the blower
dryer heat off (if equipped).
Shut-off shelf in the RUN position
The wash pumps continue

to operate when the shut-off
moves backward to stop
the conveyor belt.
37.
The unload person may

now remove the wares
from their end of the
dishwasher.
38.
The conveyor belt begins

moving again when the
person moves the shut-off
shelf back to its original
position.
Shut-off shelf in the STOP position
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Operation: Maintenance
Daily Maintenance
1.
Keep your dishwasher and the surrounding area clean.

After each meal period or every 2 hours of operation, whichever occurs first
and at the end of the day.
Turn POWER OFF
Drain the dishwasher
Remove and clean the curtains
Flush the inside of the machine from top to bottom and all hidden places
Remove and clean scrap screens and baskets flushing with fresh water
Clean drain screens and pump screens
Wipe the exterior of the dishwasher with a soft cloth DO NOT HOSE WITH WATER
Leave doors open so the dishwasher may better dry overnight
2.
Immediately report loose, broken or missing parts to your supervisor.
3.
Check drains for flow restrictions.
4.
Check the dishwasher for leaks.
5.
Operate the dishwasher as explained in this manual.
Monthly Maintenance
1.
Inspect pump hoses, door linkage, springs, and exterior of dishwasher for wear.
2.
Inspect the wash arm bearings and O-rings.
3.
Check the condition of scrap screens and dishracks for damage.
4.
Check the toggle switches and indicator lights for damage.
5.
Check the wash pump motor for loud bearings and leaking pump seal.
Annual Maintenance
Call your authorized service agent or local service representative and schedule
a complete inspection of your dishwasher by our trained professionals.
Schedule your annual maintenance when you can give the service
agent unrestricted access to the dishwasher for at least 2 to 3 hours.
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Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting _____________
On occasion your machine may not operate as expected.
Use the checklist below before you decide that a mechanical or electrical failure has occurred.
Checklist
1.
Are the main disconnect switches, breakers, or motor overloads turned ON?
2.
Are the main water and steam supplies turned ON?
3.
Are the drain valves closed?
4.
Are the spray pipes and rinse nozzles clean?
5.
Are the spray pipes in the proper locations?
6.
Are the pump intakes clean?
7.
Are the scrap screens clean and in place?
8.
Are the thermostats correctly adjusted?
9.
Are the high limit temperature thermostats reset?
10.
Are the doors fully closed?
11.
Are the conveyor shut-off and drive assemblies in operating condition?
12.
Are the chemical supplies adequately filled?
If a problem still exists after verifying the checklist, refer to the following
CONDITION
Conveyor will not run
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Door not closed ................................... Make sure doors are fully closed
Door safety switch faulty ....................
Contact your service agency
Start switch faulty ...............................
Main switch OFF ................................
Check disconnect
Control panel power switch OFF ........
Flip switch ON
Conveyor shut-off shelf operated........
Move shelf toward tunnel of machine
Motor overload protector tripped ........
Reset overload in control cabinet
Green start button not pressed ............ Press green start button
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Troubleshooting
______________ Troubleshooting
CONDITION
CAUSE
SOLUTION
A single pump will not run
Motor overload tripped ....................... Reset overload in control cabinet

Defective motor
Low or no water
Main water supply is turned off .......... Turn on house water supply
Drain valves are open.......................... Close all drain valves
Doors are not fully closed ................... Close doors
Faulty fill valve ................................... Contact your service agency
Continuous water filling
Stuck or defective float switch............

Cross-flow piping misadjusted/
clogged ................................................
Clogged strainer at supply
connection ...........................................
PRV misadjusted or defective.............
Free float /Contact service agency
Stuck or defective float switch............
Free float/Contact service agency
Adjust cross-flow setting/Clean piping

Clean strainer screen
Readjust pressure setting or replace PRV
Fill valve will not close....................... Clean valve,repair or replace valve

Drain valves open................................ Close drain valves
Wash/Rinse tank
temperature low
Incoming water temp.

Raise incoming temperatureis low
at machine low..................................... 140F minimum for 40F rise booster
110F minimum for 70F rise booster
180 F minimum without booster
Defective thermometer ........................ Check or replace
Defective thermostat ........................... Readjust setting or replace
Defective electric heater element ........ Check or replace
Low steam pressure or volume ........... Check steam supply pressure
Defective steam trap............................ Check or replace
Defective solenoid valve ..................... Check or replace
Prewash tank temperature

is too high (Optional Cold
Water thermostat Only)
Incoming cold water temperature

Lower incoming water temperature
too high................................................ to maximum of 65F
Defective cold water thermostat ......... Check or replace
Insufficient pumped spray

pressure
Clogged pump intake screen ...............

Clogged spray pipe..............................
Scrap screen full ..................................
Low water level in tank
Pump motor rotation incorrect ............
Defective pump seal ............................
Clean
Clean
Must be kept clean and in place
Check drain valves
Reverse wires L1 and L2 in control cabinet
Contact service agency
Insufficient final rinse or

no final rinse
Faulty pressure reducing valve

(PRV) ..................................................
Improper setting on PRV ....................
Clogged rinse nozzle or pipe ..............
Improper water line size......................
Clogged Y strainer...........................
Clean or replace
Set Flow pressure to 20-22 PSI
Clean
Installer must change to proper size
Clean or replace
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting _____________
CONDITION
Low final rinse temperature
CAUSE
Low incoming water temperature .......
Defective thermometer ........................

Defective thermostat ...........................
High limit thermostat tripped ..............
Low steam pressure.............................
Poor washing results
Detergent dispenser not operating ......

Detergent supplied not strong
enough .................................................
Wash water temperature too low
Spray pipes clogged ............................
Improperly scrapped dishes ................
Ware improperly loaded on
conveyor ..............................................
Maintenance not performed
as required ...........................................
Electric elements/steam coils have .....
lime build-up .......................................
Poor drying results
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SOLUTION
Raise incoming water temperature
140F for 40F rise booster
110F for 70FS rise booster
180F without booster
Check or replace
Recalibrate or replace
Reset or replace
Check steam supply pressure
Contact the chemical supplier
See Condition Wash/Rinse tank
water temperature too low
Clean
Check scrapping procedures
Stagger ware on belt
See Maintenance Schedule
Clean and delime
Excessive humidity in
warewashing area ................................
Improperly stacked dishes
after washing .......................................
Check vent dampers and exhaust
Insufficient rinse-aid ...........................

Final rinse temperature
Contact chemical supplier

See Condition Final Rinse temperature
too low ................................................
too low
Check unloading procedures
What is a Plumbing & Electrical Connection Diagram?
Installation Instructions _______

The plumbing and electrical Diagram, (P & E)
1. The dishwasher P&E is a documented drawing that contains the critical data for the
proper construction and utility connections for the dishwasher.
2. The P&E was reviewed and approved by all authorized persons prior to shipment.
3. The sample diagram below illustrates the format and presentation of the data necessary
to connect the dishwasher.
4. Study the diagram below. Contact the factory immediately if you do not have a copy of
your installation's P&E.
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Installation

Installation Instructions
1. The Upright Conveyor dishwasher, (also called the flight-type conveyor), is assembled
as a single unit from sections or modules.
2. This basic design is then customized to the customer's specifications.
3. The information presented blow explains the basic construction of the upright conveyor
dishwasher. It does not cover custom-built innovations.
4. Study the diagrams on the next page, then continue reading below.
Dishwasher Sections:
Five sections make up the basic assembly. The sections are:
Load soiled ware enters the machine
Prewash loosens/removes heavy soils for the wash section
Wash cleans remaining soils with detergent/heat/sprayed water
Rinse rinses soap and remaining particles; higher water temperature
begins the sanitization process
Final rinse - destroys any bacteria on wares with 180-195F hot water
removes any remaining soap or particles
Unload -
clean ware exits the dishwasher and begins to flash dry
Dishwasher Views:
What if you stood in your front yard while a friend stood in your back yard in order
to plan a project. You tell him to move to the right, but he keeps moving to the left.
We know what is wrong. You and he have a different reference point in relation to the
house. This mix-up illustrates why when engineers, service technicians, and installers
refer to a dishwasher, they make sure they view the dishwasher using the same reference
point. That's just common sense, isn't it. The same holds true as you learn how
to install your dishwasher. The standard methods for viewing your dishwasher are:
22
Plan View -
Stand in front of the dishwasher so the dishwasher power

switch is parallel, then visualize floating directly above the
dishwasher as you look down.
Elevation or
Front View -
Stand in front of the dishwasher as in the Plan view.

The right-hand side of the dishwasher matches your right
hand and the left-side of the dishwasher matches your left.
Side View -
The side view is somewhat tricky because the right-hand/

left-hand reference requires the additional front view
reference also. You can avoid this pitfall if you know which
side of the machine is the load section and which is the
unload section. Load and unload remain the same
Installation
________ Installation Instructions

All Models
1. The diagrams below show an example of one type of upright conveyor dishwasher.
Your dishwasher may be different; however, the basic design is similar.
2. Study the diagrams and see if you can match features on your dishwasher.
"C"
Direction of Conveyor
The conveyor direction of travel is referenced
from the load section to the unload section.
If the load section is on your right then direction
of travel for the dishwasher is Right to Left, (R-L).
Conversely, if the load section is on the left
then the dishwasher is called a
Left to Right, (L-R), dishwasher.
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Unpack and Place

Installation
IMPORTANT
Read all of these instructions before
beginning the installation
Unpack and place
1.
Upright conveyor dishwashers

ship in sections. Each section
comes wrapped in a protective
covering and secured to a
wooden pallet. Labels note the
total number of sections shipped,
such as 1 of 4.
2.
Check the shipment for damage

immediately upon receipt. Save
all packing materials and pallets,
then contact a supervisor, the
equipment dealer, and the
factory to report the damage.
3.
Fasteners, curtains, panels and

other pieces are packing in
cardboard boxes and secured to
the wash/rinse section of the
machine. Inventory these parts
and report shortages to a
supervisor, then store the parts
in a secure location.
Inspect the route that sections

must travel if the shipment was
not delivered to the dishwashing
room. Measure allpassageways
and doors before moving the
dishwasher.
Accessories
Fasteners
CAUTION:
Standard 36" doorways often measure
less than 35" in width.
Shipping pallets measure 48" wide.
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Unpack and Place

Installation
IMPORTANT
Check the utilities early
Incorrect voltage, hot water supply,
or steam piping may delay the
completion of the installation
5.
Piping on the rear wall of the

dishwasher may be removed to allow
the dishwasher to pass through narrow
openings if necessary.
6.
Compare the location of the site utilities

with the Plumbing and Electrical
Connection Diagram, (P&E).
CAUTION
Use extreme care when lifting
a section off its pallet to prevent
damage to the dishwasher.
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EUCCW Order of Assembly

Installation
The Order of Assembly

7.
Next, compare the site utilities

with the utility connections on
the dishwasher.
The utility locations and
ratings of the must match the
dishwasher when it is reassembled in its permanent
location.
Contact a supervisor
immediately if a utility
location does not match the
dishwasher.
8.
Check floor stability. Flooring must

support the weight of the
dishwasher without bowing when
weight is applied.
Tiled floors may fracture if loads are
dropped on or drug across its
surface.
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9.
Move the palleted sections near

their permanent locations. Remove
protective coverings, shipping
straps, brackets and palletized
accessories.
10.
Inspect the underside of each

section, (below the base) and note
the position of piping, valves, and
other components that may be in
the way
11.
Carefully lift each section off the

pallet. Screw the adjustable bulletfeet in as far as possible, then lower
the section to the finished floor.
EUCCW Order of Assembly

Installation
The Order of Assembly
12. The illustration above shows the correct placement of the sections.
13. The recommended spacing between sections is 2 feet. Of course, the size of your
dishroom dictates the actual section spacing.
14. Study the illustration above. Note that each section name also contains a designated
letter, (A, B, C, E).
15. The illustrated dishwasher is a right-to-left, (R-L) configuration which indicates that soiled
wares enter on the right and exit on the left. A left-to-right, (L-R), dishwasher is the
reverse of a R-L dishwasher.
16. The "E" or Eco-rinse section is an option and may not be a part of your installation.The
dashed lines between the "C" and "E" sections indicate that the "E" section usually ships
as part of "C" section.
17. The "C" section ships as a single assy in 4, 6, or 8 ft. lengths.
18. The Order of Assembly should start with the "C" section; however, it is okay to start with
the "B" section if the plumber is ready to make the hot water and steam connections.
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Section Assembly: Step by Step

19.
Remove the shipping braces from

the sections.
20.
Identify the location of piping

between the sections.
21.
Check the height of each section

and determine which section is the
highest due to floor variations.
22.
Set the "C" section and adjust to its

minimum height.
23.
Level the "C" section side to side

and front to back in several places
with a bubble level.
24.
The remaining sections are leveled

in relation to "C" section.
Do not adjust the "C" section
too high.
25. Apply a 1/4" bead of FOOD

GRADE sealant to the foam
gaskets on each section.
APPROVED SEALANT WAS SUPPLIED IN
THE HARDWARE KIT.
DO NOT SUBSTITUTE ANOTHER
TYPE OF SEALANT.
26. Move the next section close to
the "C". Adjust the feet of this
section to align the 20 bolt holes
around the hood.
27. Slide the connecting hoses and
clamps on drain pipes and
cross-flow pipes. Do not tighten
at this time.
28. Level each section side to side
and front to back making sure
the section
connecting bolt holes align.
28

29. Make sure the sections are adjusted
to the same height.
30. Check the alignment of the conveyor

tracks inside the machine and adjust
tracks if necessary. Tracks should
align if the sections are level.
31. Bolt all the HOOD sections together
with twenty (20), 5/16-18 X 3/4" bolts,
lockwashers and nuts included in the
hardware kit.
32. Tighten the hood bolts in a crosspattern to pull the sections together.
33. Silicon sealant should squeeze out
of the section joints.
33. Bolt the section bases together using
three (3) 1/2-13 X 1" bolts,
lockwashers, and nuts from the
hardware kit.
29

34. Recheck the level of the
assembled sections and
adjust as needed to
achieve a common level line.
35. Refer to the photo on the

right.
Arrows show the proper
installation of the section
u-clip.
All section joints must be
capped by a u-clip.
36. Refer to the illustration

on the next page.
37. Apply a 1/2" bead of
Foodgrade sealant in the
bottom of the clip.
38. Invert the clip and slide it
over the section joint
39. Bolt the clip securely in
place.
Assembling the Conveyor Belt
1.
30
The conveyor belt may be

rolled up in the dishwasher.
In either case the installation
is the same.

31
Section Assemby: Step by Step

32
2.
Start at the unload end of the

machine and pull the conveyor
belt around the end sprockets
until approximately 1-1/2 feet of
belt rests on the upper track of
the dishwasher.
3.
Pull a section of belt from the

next section along the upper
track into the unload end.
4.
Join the belt sections together

by feeding a conveyor rod
through the links, spacers, and
rollers. Install a cotter pin on
each end of the rod to
secure the assembly.
Refer to an assembled rod
section on the belt for parts
arrangement.
5.
Continue this procedure until the

conveyor belt is a complete
loop.
6.
The take-up assemblies are

located on either side of the load
end conveyor shaft.
7.
Adjust the conveyor belt tension

at the load end. Loosen the
adjusting bolt locknuts then turn
the adjusting bolts CW to tighten
the belt.
8.
Make sure the belt tension is

even on both sides.
9.
Check the slack of the lower

portion of the belt. The lower belt
must not sag. Continue to adjust
belt tension as you manually
remove lower belt slack until
the lower slack is minimized.

10. Check the belt tension by lifting the
upper conveyor belt at the unload end.
11. Read the Belt Service
Section before you adjust
the clutch assembly.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
12. Tighten the adjusting bolt

locknuts on each take-up
assembly to hold the belt
tension adjustment.
100485-1
100485-2
100485-3
100485-4
100485-5
100485-6
104271
108013
HUB,TORQUE LIMITER #350A

FRICTION DISC, #350A CLUTCH
PRESSURE PLATE, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
SPRING WASHER, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
LOCKWASHER, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
ADJUSTING NUT, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
BUSHING, #350A TORQUE
SPROCKET, TORQUE LIMITER, 350AG26
13. RECHECK THE BELT

TENSION IN 3 WEEKS AND
ADJUST TO COMP-ENSATE
FOR BELT STRETCH.
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
14. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN

THE BELT.
15. Locate the conveyor belt
drive assembly
located at the unload end of
the dishwasher.
16. Refer to the photos on the right and

note the arrangement of the drive
clutch components.
IMPORTANT
The ID of first clutch disk is larger than
the bore of the drive shaft.
Make sure the first disk rests on the
shoulder of the drive shaft to ensure
correct clutch assembly.
18. Locate the clutch kit included in the
hardware kit and install the components
as shown. Tighten the clutch retaining
nut.
19. Proper clutch adjustment is correct if a
185lbs. person can stall the belt when
they pull against a moving belt
20. The installation is close to completion.
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21. The Installation Supervisor must

inspect the position, level and
proper connection of the piping
connections.
22. Section joints must be capped

by section u-clips and silicon
must be trimmed around the
hood joints.
23. Steam supply and condensate

unions must be tight.
24. Drain piping must be checked.
25. Cross-flow hoses must be

inspected and clamps tightened.
26. Flushing nozzle piping on the

load end must be inspected.
20. The installation is close to
completion.
27
34
Check and tighten the fill piping

compression fittings

28. Make sure solenoid coils are positioned

correctly on the valve assemblies.
29. Vent stacks must be placed on the

hood with vent handles facing the
front of the dishwasher.
30. Panels must be rechecked for missing

parts, and the location numbers checked
with the numbers located on the
dishwasher.
31. Tanks must be checked for debris and

metal tailings must be vacuumed out of
the machine.
32. Curtains must be installed. Install the

curtains. Long curtains hang in hooks on
each end of the machine. Short curtains
hang in hooks on the inside of the
machine.
33. Scrap screens, scrap baskets must be
35

Optional Blower Dryer Assemby: Step by Step
Electric or Steam
checked and installed in the
dishwasher.
REFER TO THE BLOWERDRYER SERVICE MANUAL

P/N 114316
1.
2.
3.
The blower dryer comes in electric

or steam.
It ships on a separate pallet.
The vent cowl and mounting
hardware are included in the
accessories box and hardware
kit.
Lift the blower dryer off the pallet

with a forklift and place on the
end of the unload section.
If a forklift is not available, then
four (4) men are needed to lift
and install the unit manually.
36
4.
Bolt the blower dryer in place using

the 5/16-18 X 3/4" bolts, flat
washers, and lock washers from the
hardware kit.
5.
Fasten the vent cowl on the

discharge end of the blower dryer
using the 1/4-20 plain nuts, flat
washers, and lock washers from the
hardware kit.
6.
Connect the flex-tite conduit

to the junction box located at
the rear of the dishwasher.
7.
Match wire numbers in the junction

box and connect
with wire nuts.
SHIPPED WITH THE

BLOWER-DRYER ASSEMBLY
FOR COMPLETE
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS.

Connect the dishwasher internal electric wiring
ATTENTION !!!!!!!
Factory Authorized Installation Supervisor
Proper internal wiring connections are extremely important.
Miswired or loose connections can be difficult to troubleshoot and repair.
As the Installation Supervisor, it is your responsibility to inspect and approve
all electrical connections as well as all other installation procedures.
Champion suggests the supervisor, rather than wire the machine himself/herself,
should delegate the internal wiring to another qualified service technician so he/she
can best oversee the complete dishwasher reassembly.
8.
Close the junction box.
9.
Install the cowl to the end of the

blower dryer.
1.
Wires, flex-tite, and some components were disconnected and pulled back to
each section, then junction boxes
were closed.
2.
Open all junction boxes, identify the

flex-tite conduit connections, (A)
roll-out wire bundles, (B), and match
wire numbers attached on wires, (C).
3.
Connect the flex-tite conduit to their

associated junction boxes.
4.
Connect matching wires using the

supplied wire nut connectors, (D)
included in the hardware kit.
5.
Connect #2 and any white wires

together. All of these wires are
neutral returns.
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Seal Section Joints
1.
Section joints must be sealed

with foodgrade silicon sealant.
2.
Mask the joint edges with

a quick-release masking tape.
3.
Apply a 1/8" bead of Foodgrade

silicon sealant. Apply moderate
pressure on the gun to ensure the
sealant fills the joint.
4.
Wait 45-seconds for the sealant

to firm slightly. Then wipe the joint
with a damp cloth.
Do not wait longer than 1 minute for
the sealant to firm. The sealant
will not wipe correctly.
5.
If the sealant dries longer than

1 minute, DO NOT try to wipe
the joint. Allow the sealant 30
minutes to dry, then cut the
sealant out of the joint and
begin again.
6.
Wait 10-seconds after wiping the

joint, then remove the masking
tape.
7.
Continue sealing the joints.

DO NOT SEAL more than
one joint at a time. The sealant
will dry faster than you can
work the joint.
38

9.
Study the photos on the right. The top

photo shows a correctly sealed joint.
10. The stainless steel must be wiped with

Isopropyl alcohol to remove dust, oil
film, and other contaminants.
11. Note that the joint is filled presenting

an even transition between sections.
12. The sealant is applied past the top

radius of the joint presenting a uniform
fill.
13. Study the lower sealed joint. This

joint did not have enough sealant
applied and therefore presents a
crevasse where soils may be trapped.
14. Practice this procedure on a

hidden joint if you experience
problems with the procedure.
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Supply Connections

Supply Connections
Main Incoming Power
The Main incoming power to the dishwasher

is made at the top of machine in the control
cabinet.
The electrician must connect the power supply
in accordance with the data stamped on the
Machine Electrical Connection Plate.
This data is the ultimate authority and is not
superseded by any other data supplied in
print, or conveyed verbally.
WARNING:
Electrical and grounding connections
must comply with the National Electrical
Code and/or Local Electrical Codes.
WARNING:
When working on the dishwasher,
disconnect the electric service and
place a tag at the disconnect switch to
indicate work is being done on that
circuit.
Note:
A qualified electrician must compare the
electrical power supply with the
machine electrical specifications
stamped on the MACHINE
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION PLATE
located inside the control cabinet before
connecting to the incoming service at a
fused disconnect switch.
40
MACHINE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Supply Connections

Supply Connections
IMPORTANT
Main utility supply connections must
be performed by licenced tradesmen who abide
by local building, health and sanitation codes or
national codes in the absence of local codes.
THE MAIN INCOMING HOT WATER AND STEAM

SUPPLY CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
IN THE LOWER PART OF "D" SECTION
Hot water connection
ATTENTION INSTALLERS AND SUPERVISORS

REFER TO THE PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THE LOCATION
AND SIZE OF ALL UTILITIES.
Steam and condensate connection

BUILDING VENTILATION CONNECTIONS
ARE MADE AT THE TOP OF THE "A" AND "D"
SECTIONS.
BUILDING VENTS MUST ALIGN WITH THE
DISHWASHER CENTER-LINE AND MATCH THE
SIZE OF THE DISHWASHER VENT DUCTS.
Drain Connection
41
Supply Connections

Supply Connections
Chemical Dispensers
Chemical dispensing systems are supplied by others.
A connection point for detergent, and rinse-aid signals is provided in the
in the top-mounted control cabinet.
SIGNAL ONLY
VENT FAN
120V
COMMON
RINSE AID
120V
COMMON
DETERGENT
120V
42
Supply Connections

Initial Start-up
6.
Contact your Installation Supervisor

so he can inspect and approve the
work.
7.
Close all junction boxes.
Perform the following checks and adjustments before placing the machine into service.
Check the interior of the machine and remove any foreign material.
Check the exterior of the machine make sure that the conveyor belt is free of tape and
foreign material.
Baffles
Tank baffles redirect the flow of water from the spray arm systems back into the tanks. This
prevents water loss and keeps the wash, rinse, and final rinse water in the proper tank.
Check the baffles make sure that they are installed and positioned correctly.
Close the tank drain valves along the lower front of the machine.
Open the water supply valves. Check for leaks and take corrective action as required.
Open the steam supply valves (if applicable). Check for leaks and take corrective
action if required.
Turn the main power on at the breaker panel or fused disconnect switch.
Machine main power
Electric booster main power (if applicable)
Flip the Power Switch on the front of the Control Cabinet to the "ON" position.
The Red power on light will illuminate.
The machine will begin to fill with water.
Allow the machine to completely fill with water.
The water will shut off automatically.
43
Initial Start-up

Initial Start-up
Check for leaks and take corrective action if required.
Monitor the tank thermometers for the proper temperature reading.
Allow sufficient time for the tank heat to reach operating temperature.
Each temperature gauge is marked with its proper operating range.
Move the conveyor shut-off shelf located at the end of the unload section toward the
machine. This resets the automatic conveyor stop system.
When an object on the conveyor contacts the shut-off shelf, the conveyor stops.
Press the GREEN start button on the front of the control cabinet.
Check the direction of rotation of the conveyor belt by observing the direction
arrow decal on the large conveyor drive sprocket. The sprocket is located on the
side of the unload section.
If rotation direction is incorrect, reverse wires L1 and L2 on the disconnect switch
side of the main electrical connection terminal block located inside the control
cabinet.
Adjust the conveyor belt drive clutch. The clutch is located on the large conveyor
drive sprocket on the side of the unload section.
To adjust:
Tighten the clutch nut on the center of the drive sprocket until the conveyor begins
to move.
Have a person of average build (about 185 lbs.) hold the belt with
both hands and pull against the direction of travel.
Continue tightening the clutch nut until maximum effort against the
direction of travel is required to stop the belt.
CHECK AND ADJUST CLUTCH MONTHLY.
Check the alignment of the conveyor belt. Adjust the take-up assemblies so that
Conveyor Rollers (A) track evenly on Conveyor Sprockets (B).
Check the Energy Sentinel (idle pump shut-off) by placing a tray or dish on the
moving conveyor belt.
The pumps will start as the object enters the tunnel of the machine.
The optional econo-rinse pump starts with the final rinse.
44
Initial Start -up

Initial Start-up
Check pump motor rotation, CW when viewed from the rear of motor.
Check the final rinse temperature as the object enters the final rinse area.
The Final rinse temperature must be 180-195F.
Adjust the temperature of the incoming water supply if necessary.
Adjust the booster thermostat setting if necessary.
Check the Final rinse water pressure as the object enters the final rinse area.
The final rinse pressure must be 20-22 PSI.
Adjust the Pressure Reducing Valve setting if necessary.
Check that the pumps and final rinse shut-off before the object reaches the conveyor
shut-off shelf.
Check that the conveyor belt stops when the object pushes the conveyor shut-off shelf.
Move the shut-off shelf toward the tunnel of the machine. The conveyor belt will start
moving again.
Push the RED stop button. The conveyor belt will stop moving.
Flip the power switch on the control cabinet to OFF. The red power light will go out.
Open all the drain valves and check that the house drains can handle the flow.
Remove any protective film from the stainless steel and install the side panels and chain
guard.
Check the curtains for correct placement in the machine.
Be sure the short flaps of the Long Curtains face the load end of the machine.
Check the spray pipes.
Be sure the spray pipe gasket is installed on the end of spray pipe before installing.
Spray pipes are installed by inserting the pipe into the coupler and turning 1/4 turn
clockwise.
Check the scrap screens.
Install any scrap basket covers.
Check that the conveyor shut-off shelf is pushed toward the machine tunnel.
Close the drain valves, located under the base of each tank.
When the drain handle is horizontal, the valve is open.
When the valve handle is vertical, the valve is closed
Check the detergent and rinse aid supplies (supplied by others).
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Service Replacement Parts
47
Disassembled Pump Service Replacement Parts
48
100735
HEX HEAD,1/4-20 X 5/8 SST
100736
HEX HEAD,1/4-20 X 3/4 SS T
10
100754
SCREW,FLAT HEAD,10-32 X 1/2 SST
102500
PLUG,1/4"NPT SQ.HEAD,BRASS
102504
106407
WASHER,LOCK,3/8 SPLIT,SST
106482
11
107690
HEX PLAIN JAM NUT,3/8-16 SST
109654
SLINGER, JET PUMP
10
110247
HEX PLAIN JAM NUT,7/16-14 SST
11
110248
WASHER,FLAT,.440x.750x.043 SST
12
110270
WASHER,LOCK,CSK EXTERNAL TOOTH,#10
13
110424
MOTOR,3HP 3PH JET PUMP
14
110734
STUD,3/8-16 X 1 3/8 LG.SST,PUMP
15
111111
SEAL ASSY,CI PUMP
16
111941
GASKET,PUMP VOLUTE,.0085 THICK
17
111942
18
111943
19
112338
GASKET,PUMP SUCTION FLANGE
20
113120
IMPELLER,3HP SST,MACHINED
21
113634
VOLUTE,JET PUMP,SST
22
113635
FLANGE,JET PUMP,SST
23
113636
SUCTION FLANGE
24
204460
BACKING PLATE,NG JET PUMP
Service Replacement Parts Disassembled Pump
405923
49
Pump Installation 3HP, C3/C4 Service Replacement Parts
50
100154
HEX PLAIN NUT,5/16-18 SST
10
100739
100740
HEX HEAD,5/16-18 X 1 SS T
102376
WASHER,FLAT,5/16 x 3/4 x.06 SST
16
104203
CLAMP,HOSE,M52,71/95,SST GEAR TYPE
104640
GASKET,PUMP SUCTION RACK/CC/UC
106013
10
110372
HOSE,PUMP SUCTION,UC
313300
FLANGE WELD,PUMP SUCTION,UC
10
319742
HOOD WELDMENT,PUMP SUCTION,UC
11
319743
PLATE,PUMP SUCTION HOOD
12
320918
SUPPORT,PUMP MOTOR,C3 NUCCW
13
405923
PUMP ASSY,3HP MV 3PH, UC
12
4
13
11
10
Service Replacement Parts Pump Installation 3HP, C3/C4
452958
51
Right-Left Pump Installation 1HP, B-30 Prewash Service Replacement Parts
100154
12
100739
100740
HEX HEAD,5/16-18 X 1 SST
102376
WASHER,FLAT,5/16x3/4x.06 SST
20
104203
CLAMP,HOSE,SST GEAR TYPE
104640
106013
12
109926
FITTING,COMPRESSION,5/8OD X 1/2"MNPT,ELL,BRASS
110372
10
205192
TUBE,1/2"COPPER X 3.00"LG
11
313300
12
319742
13
319743
14
322150
SUPPORT,PUMP MOTOR,B2 NUCCW
15
329618
BRACKET,PUMP SUPPORT,B-30 W/A3
16
405919-120
52
12
13
11
USED ON MACHINES
WITH LOAD FLUSHING
SYSTEM
10
15
14
16
Service Replacement Parts Right-Left Pump Installation 1HP, B-30 Prewash
452959
53
Left-Right Pump Installation 1HP, B-30 Prewash Service Replacement Parts
54
100154
12
100739
100740
102376
20
104203
104640
106013
12
109926
110372
10
205192
11
313300
12
319742
13
319743
14
322150
15
329618
16
405919
7
15
3
16
14
USED ON MACHINES
WITH LOAD FLUSHING SYSTEM
10
11
12
13
Service Replacement Parts Left-Right Pump Installation 1HP, B-30 Prewash
452960
55
Left-Right Pump Installation 3HP, B-30 Prewash Service Replacement Parts
56
100154
12
100739
100740
102376
20
104203
104640
106013
12
109926
110372
10
205192
11
313300
12
319742
13
319743
14
322150
15
329618
16
405923
7
15
3
16
14
USED ON MACHINES
WITH LOAD FLUSHING SYSTEM
10
11
12
13
Service Replacement Parts Left-Right Pump Installation 3HP, B-30 Prewash
452962
57
Right-Left Pump Installation 3HP, B-30 Prewash Service Replacement Parts
58
100154
12
100739
100740
102376
20
104203
104640
106013
12
109926
110372
10
205192
11
313300
12
319742
13
319743
14
322150
15
329618
16
405923_120
12
13
11
USED ON MACHINES
WITH LOAD FLUSHING
SYSTEM
10
5
4
15
14
16
Service Replacement Parts Right-Left Pump Installation 3HP, B-30 Prewash
452961
59
Right-Left Pump Installation Auxiliary Rinse Service Replacement Parts
60
100023
STREET ELBOW,3/4"NPT X 90,SST
100051
NIPPLE,3/4"NPT X CLOSE,SST
100154
100739
100740
102376
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
105993
106013
10
108345
GASKET,HEATER/STANDPIPE
11
114020
HOSE, 1 1/8"ID x 2 3/4" x 3/16" WALL
12
114199
PUMP ASSY, ECO-RINSE
---
0509303
KIT, PUMP BODY
---
0510222
KIT, SEAL AND GASKET
---
180413
IMPELLER
13
206643
HOSE,1.250 ID X 2.500 LG.EPDM
14
322832
HOOD WELDMENT,PUMP SUCTION,E2
15
329791
BASE DECK WELD,PUMP,E2
16
329796
TUBE WELDMENT,E2 PUMP DISCHARGE
17
329797
FLANGE WELD,E2 PUMP SUCTION
18
329798
PLATE,PUMP SUCTION HOOD,E2
9
4
11
18
14
10
17
13
15
12
16
R-L SHOWN
Service Replacement Parts Right-Left Pump Installation Auxiliary Rinse
452991
61
Wash System Installation C8 Wash, Rinse Service Replacement Parts
62
100734
14
100755
SCREW,FLAT HEAD,1/4-20 X 1/2 SST
104414
O-RING,1 X 1 1/4 X 1/8
106014
HEX ACORN PLAIN NUT,1/4-20 SST
106026
15
106482
14
108875
COTTER PIN,3/32 X 1/2 UNEVEN
110858
HOSE CLAMP,HIGH PRESSURE,0256
111780
10
111964
11
112240
PLUG, DEBOSSED SPRAYPIPE
12
113911
LOCKNUT,2 1/2" , NPSL, SST
13
113984
HOSE, DISCHARGE MOLDED E
14
114096
O-RING,2.225x.210 DIA.
15
202241
16
206552
ROD, LATCH PIVOT,5 HOLE MANIFOLD
17
329659
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,5 HOLE,UPPER
18
329662
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,4 HOLE,LOWER
19
329669
TRACK WELDMENT, LH LOWER, MANIFOLD
20
329670
TRACK WELDMENT, RH LOWER, MANIFOLD
21
329672
TRACK WELDMENT, LH UPPER, MANIFOLD
22
329673
TRACK WELDMENT, RH UPPER, MANIFOLD
23
329674
BRACKET, LOWER MANIFOLD LATCH
24
329704
LATCH DEVP, UPPER MANIFOLD,5 HOLE
25
330680
STANDPIPE WELDMENT, C4
26
330838
TUBE, PUMP DISCHARGE, WELDMENT
MANIFOLD
TRACK SUPPORTS
(WELDED IN HOOD)
25
15
13
26
10
SUPPORT ANGLES
(WELDED IN HOOD)
14
12
14
21
23
16
FRONT LOWER
CONVEYOR TRACK
19
12
22
24
18
20
5
1
6
7
17
11
11
Wash System Installation C8 Wash, Rinse Service Replacement Parts
452954
63
Right-Left Wash System Installation 30" Prewash Service Replacement Parts
64
100734
14
100755
104414
O-RING,1 X 1 1/4 X 1/8
106014
106026
15
106482
14
108875
110858
111780
10
111964
11
112240
12
113911
13
113912
RETAINING RING, INTERNAL, 2" BORE
14
113984
15
114096
16
202241
17
206553
18
329669
19
329670
20
329672
21
329673
22
329674
23
329696
24
329699
25
329705
26
330308
MANIFOLD RESTRICTOR, 0.781" ID
27
330309
28
330698
STANDPIPE WELDMENT,B-30 RL
29
330838
11
11
23
24
18
FRONT LOWER
CONVEYOR TRACK
25
17
20
SUPPORT ANGLES
(WELDED IN HOOD)
22
19
14
21
13
26
12
13
15
10
29
27
16
12
15
MANIFOLD
TRACK SUPPORTS
(WELDED IN HOOD)
Service Replacement Parts Right-Left Wash System Installation 30" Prewash
452955
65
Left-Right Wash System Installation 1HP 30" Prewash Service Replacement Parts
100734
CAP SCREW,HEX HEAD,1/4-20 X 1/2 SST
14
100755
104414
O-RING,1 X 1 1/4 X 1/8
106014
106026
15
106482
14
108875
110858
111780
10
111964
11
112240
12
113911
13
113912
14
113984
15
114096
16
202241
17
206553
18
329669
19
329670
20
329672
21
329673
22
329674
23
329696
24
329699
25
329705
26
330308
27
330309
28
330699
STANDPIPE WELDMENT,B-30 LR
29
330838
66
28
MANIFOLD
TRACK SUPPORTS
(WELDED IN HOOD)
16
9
SUPPORT ANGLES
(WELDED IN HOOD)
29
12
14
10
15
27
12
13
26
18
22
13
20
FRONT LOWER
CONVEYOR TRACK
15
17
21
1
6
5
24
19
25
3
11
23
11
Service Replacement Parts Left-Right Wash System Installation 1HP 30" Prewash
452956
67
Wash System Installation C4 Single Tank
68
100734
14
100755
104414
O-RING,1 X 1 1/4 X 1/8
10
106014
106026
15
106482
14
108875
110858
111780
10
111964
11
112240
10
12
113911
13
113912
14
113984
15
114096
16
202241
17
206552
18
329659
19
329669
20
329670
21
329672
22
329673
23
329674
24
329704
25
330467
26
330468
27
330680
28
330838
MANIFOLD
TRACK SUPPORTS
(WELDED IN HOOD)
9
16
27
28
10
SUPPORT ANGLES
(WELDED IN HOOD)
15
15
12
14
19
21
23
12
17
26
24
22
25
FRONT LOWER
CONVEYOR TRACK
20
13
18
11
11
Service Replacement Parts Wash System Installation C4 Single Tank
452957
69
Wash System Installation C6 Wash Rinse
70
100734
14
100755
104414
O-RING,1 X 1 1/4 X 1/8
106014
106026
WASHER,FLAT,1/4 x 5/8 x .06 SST
15
106482
14
108875
110858
111780
10
111964
11
112240
12
113911
13
113912
14
113984
15
114096
16
202241
17
206552
18
328861
19
329659
20
329669
21
329670
22
329672
23
329673
24
329674
25
330186
26
330467
27
330680
28
330838
MANIFOLD
TRACK SUPPORTS
(WELDED IN HOOD)
27
16
10
24
17
23
25
21
FRONT LOWER
CONVEYOR TRACK
20
22
13
14
12
18
26
15
5
1
15
12
28
SUPPORT ANGLES
(WELDED IN HOOD)
1
6
7
19
11
11
Service Replacement Parts Wash System Installation C6 Wash, Rinse
452957
71
Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Wash w/o scrap basket Service Replacement Parts
100123
PETCOCK,1/4"NPT FEMALE,BRASS
100134
ELBOW,STREET,1NPT X 90,MI
100184
NIPPLE,3/4"NPT X CLOSE,BRASS
100209
100571
UNION,3/4"NPT,BRASS
100979
BUSHING,REDUCING,1 1/2"NPTx1"NPT,BI
102288
ELBOW,1/2"NPT X 90 DEG,M.I.
102398
BUSHING,REDUCING,1 1/4"NPTx1/2"NPT,BRASS
102399
10
102402
BUSHING,REDUCING,1/2"NPTx1/4"NPT,BI
11
102435
ELBOW, 1/2"NPT x 90 DEG,BRASS
12
102438
ELBOW,STREET,1/2"NPT X 90, BRASS
13
102492
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 2"LG.,BRASS
14
102504
15
102514
TEE, 1/2"NPT, BRASS
16
102521
TEE, 3/4"NPT, BRASS
17
102525
TEE,RED,3/4"x1/2"x3/4"NPT, BRASS
18
102549
UNION,1/2"NPT,BRASS
19
102567
20
103465
21
103586
UNION,1 1/2"NPT, MALLEABLE IRON
22
104649
VALVE,PRESSURE RELIEF,3/4" NPT BRONZE
23
105733
ELBOW,1"NPT X 90 DEG,M.I.
24
105778
UNION,1/2"NPT, MALLEABLE IRON
72
Service Replacement Parts Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Wash w/o scrap basket
453090
73
Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Rinse w/ scrap basket Service Replacement Parts
25
105780
UNION,1"NPT, MALLEABLE IRON
26
105782
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X CLOSE.,B.I.
27
105786
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 3" LG.,B.I.
28
105847
NIPPLE,1"NPT X CLOSE,B.I.
29
105850
NIPPLE,1"NPT X 2" LG.,B.I.
30
105881
NIPPLE,1 1/2"NPT X CLOSE,B.I.
31
106051
STRAINER,LINE,2"NPT B.I.
32
106428
NIPPLE,1 1/2"NPT X 2" LG.,B.I.
33
106607
34
106789
NIPPLE,1"NPT X 3 1/2" LG.,B.I.
35
107004
TEE,RED,1 1/2"x1/2"x1 1/2", MI
36
107550
VALVE,PRESSURE REGULATING,3/4"NPT BRONZE
37
107657
TEE,RED,2" X 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" NPT,BI
38
109069
THERMOSTAT,W/CAPILLARY
39
109879
FITTING, COMP 7/8 OD X 3/4 MPT BRASS
40
109925
41
110005
VALVE,1"NPT STEAM,ACSO
42
110768
STRAINER,LINE,3/4"NPT BRONZE FEMALE
43
111380
STEAM TRAP,1/2"NPT TDC
44
112349
BUSHING,REDUCING,1 1/2"NPTx1/2"NPT,BI
45
112359
TEE,RED,3/4" X 3/4" X 1" NPT,BI
46
112748
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 3 3/4" LG.,B.I.
47
113352
VALVE 1/2" NPT SOLENOID 115V
109902
KIT, REPAIR
114167
BOOSTER,THRUSH #120-1
48
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Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Rinse w/o scrap basket Service Replacement Parts
76
100007
SCREW,TRUSS HEAD,10-32 x 3/8 SST
100109
WELD-STUD,1/4-20 X 1/2 LG.SST
100154
100198
WELD-STUD,10-32 X 1/2 LG.SST
100547
LOCKNUT,1/2" NPT,SST
100740
102376
16
106013
106026
10
106486
WASHER,LOCK,#10 SPLIT,SST
11
107033
WASHER,FLAT,.208X.438X.047 SST
12
107136
SCREW,HEX HEAD,10-32 x 3/8 SST
13
109751
TANK HEATER,RICA 10KW 208V
----
107844
-------
107846
111120

2
2
14
107966
HEX GRIP NUT,10-32 SST W/NYLON
15
107967
HEX GRIP NUT,1/4-20 SST W/NYLON
16
108345
17
109069
THERMOSTAT,CONTROL,WITH CAPILLARY
18
110561
THERMOSTAT,HI-LIMIT,WITH CAPILLARY
19
201041
WASHER,SPACER,7/8x1 3/16x1/8 NP
20
323430
BRACKET, THERMOSTATS,USN72,44CR
21
329768
COVER,HEATER BOX,C4-BKT
22
329769
HEATER BOX WELDMENT,C4-B
Control thermostat
High limit thermostat
Service Replacement Parts Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Rinse w/o scrap basket
453092
77
Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Wash w/ scrap basket Service Replacement Parts
78
100097
SCREW,TRUSS HEAD,10-32 x 1/2 SS T
100100
SCREW,ROUND HEAD,8-32 x 1/4 SS T
100154
12
100547
100740
12
102376
24
104985
HEX PLAIN NUT,10-32 SST
106013
WASHER,LOCK,5/16 SPLI T,SST
12
107033
10
107839
107840
107842
111123
TANK HEATER, RICA 5KW 208V 3PH

1
1
1
1
11
107951
107844
107846
111120

2
2
2
2
12
107966
13
108345
14
109069
THERMOSTAT,CONTROL,WITH CAPILLA RY
15
109165
16
109682
THERMOSTAT COVER BOX
17
110561
18
110837
ELBOW,1/2" CONDUIT,SEALTITE
19
201041
WASHER,SPACER,7/8x1 3/16x1/8 N P
20
314102
BOX,DUAL THERMOSTAT
21
453122
HEATER BOX ASS Y,C4+BKT,ELEC
13
8
3
11
21
11
19
22
High limit
thermostat
Control thermostat
12
10
15
17
20
18
14
16
Service Replacement Parts Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Wash w/ scrap basket
453123
79
Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Rinse w/ scrap basket Service Replacement Parts
80
100097
100100
SCREW,ROUND HEAD,8-32 x 1/4 SST
100154
100547
100740
102376
16
104985
HEX PLAIN NUT,10-32 SST
105695
106013
10
106382
11
107033
12
12
109751
----
107844
----
107846
----
111120
13
107966
14
108345
15
109069
16
109165
17
109682
18
110561
19
110837
20
201041
21
314102
BOX,DUAL THERMOSTAT
22
329766
COVER,HEATER BOX,C4+B,ELEC
23
329767
HEATER BOX WELDMENT,C4+B,ELEC
Service Replacement Parts Electric Tank Heat Installation C4 Rinse w/ scrap basket
453176
81
82
100007
100109
100154
100198
100547
100740
102376
106013
106026
10
106486
11
107033
12
107136
13
107966
14
107967
15
108345
16
109069
17
110561
18
113804
113882
113883
113884
HEATER,10/11 kW, 208/240

HEATER,10/11 kW, 240V
HEATER,10/11 kW, 460/480
HEATER,10/11 kW 575V
1
1
1
1
19
201041
20
322811
HEATER BOX WELDMENT,E2-B
21
322812
COVER,HEATER BOX,E2-BKT
22
323430
453094
83
Electric Booster Element Configuration Service Replacement Parts
NOTE:
The location of a booster heater element is
critical for the proper repair of the booster.
VERIFY THE LOCATION OF ITEM NO. 3
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
40F / 22 Rise
BOOSTER ASSY,ELEC,R-L,15kW@208
V
100003
HEX PLAIN NUT, 1/4-20 SST
106482
WASHER, LOCK, 1/4 SPLIT SST
111235
HEATER 5KW_6.5KW, 208-240V, 1PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
40F / 22 Rise
BOOSTER ASSY,ELEC,R-L,15kW@240V
100003
106482
111236
HEATER 5KW, 240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
84
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
111237
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
Service Replacement Parts Electric Booster Element Configuration
NOTE:
VERIFY THE LOCATION OF ITEM NO. 3
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-8
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
107909
HEATER 6KW_8KW, 208-240V, 3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
114030
HEATER 6KW, 240V, 3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
114031
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
ML2507.pe
85

NOTE:
VERIFY THE LOCATION OF ITEM NO. 3 & 4
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111232
HEATER 10KW 208V,3PH BOOSTER
111235
HEATER 5KW_6.5KW, 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111233
HEATER 7.5KW_10KW 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
111236
HEATER 5KW_10KW, 240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
86
EUCCW-6 / EUCC-6
EUCCW-4 / EUCC-4
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111234
111237
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
Service Replacement Parts Electric Booster Element Configuration
NOTE:
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111232
HEATER 10KW 208V,3PH BOOSTER
112059
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
4
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111233
HEATER 7.5KW_10KW 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
111334
HEATER 9KW_12KW, 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
4
EUCCW-8 / EUCC-8
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111234
112060
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
ML2507.pe
87
NOTE:
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
107909
HEATER 6KW/8KW, 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
111235
HEATER 5KW/6.6KW, 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
40F / 22 Rise
100003
106482
114030
111236
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
40F / 22 Rise
88
100003
106482
114031
111237
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
NOTE:
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111334
HEATER 9KW/12KW, 208/240V,3PH BOOSTER
111232
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
111305
111233
HEATER 7.5KW10KW, 208V-240V,3PH BOOSTER
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
3
EUCC-4 / EUCC-3
70F / 39 Rise
100003
106482
108579
111234
414331
TANK, BOOSTER
89
Electric Booster Installation Left-Right Service Replacement Parts
90
100003
11
100097
100100
SCREW,ROUND HEAD,8-32 x 1/4 SST
100109
100113
CAP,3/4" NPT SST
100154
100734
100736
100739
10
100740
11
102376
12
102392
BUSHING,REDUCING,3/4"NPTx1/2"NPT,BRASS
13
102438
14
102505
15
106013
16
106026
17
106482
14
18
107967
19
108576
BOOSTER HEATER COVER
20
109069
THERMOSTAT WITH CAPILLARY
21
109682
22
109925
23
109985
O-RING,BOOSTER HEATER
24
110561
THERMOSTAT WITH CAPILLARY
25
206668
ANGLE,ELECTRIC BOOSTER SUPPORT
26
206669
ANGLE,ELECTRIC BOOSTER SUPPORT,CW
27
314102
BOX,DUAL THERMOSTAT
28
328254
BRACKET,BOOSTER SUPPORT,W/HOLE
29
330571
BRACKET,PIPING SUPPORT,ELECTRIC BOOSTER
30
414331
TANK. BOOSTER WELDMENT
21
20
24
18
19
27
1
17
23
31
10
11
16
28
29
25
14
15
26
30
22
12
13
Service Replacement Parts Electric Booster Installation Left-Right
453006Left-Right
91
92
100003
HEX PLAIN NU T,1/4-20 SST
11
100097
SCREW ,TRUSS HEAD,10-32 x 1/2 SST
100100
SCREW ,ROUND HEAD,8-32 x 1/4 SST
100109
100 113
CA P,3/4" NPT SS T
100154
HEX PLAIN NU T ,5/16-18 SS T
100734
100736
100739
10
100740
11
102376
WASHER,FLAT ,5/16x3/4x.06 SST
12
102392
BUSHING,REDUCING,3/4"NPTx1/2"NPT ,BRASS
13
102438
ELBOW ,STREE T,1/2"NP T X 90, BRASS
14
102505
15
106013
16
106026
WASHER,FLAT,1/4x5/8x.06 SS T
17
106482
WASHER,LOCK,1/4 SPLIT,SS T
14
18
107967
HEX GRIP NU T,1/4-20 SST W/NYLO N
19
108576
BOOSTER HEATER COVE R
20
109069
THERMOSTAT WITH CAPILLA RY
21
109682
22
109925
FITTING, COM P 5/8 OD X 1/2 MPT BRASS
23
109985
O-RING,BOOSTER HEATE R
24
11056 1
THERMOSTAT WITH CAPILLA RY
25
206668
26
206669
27
314102
BOX,DUAL THERMOSTAT
28
328254
BRACKET ,BOOSTER SUPPORT,W/HOLE
29
330571
BRACKET ,PIPING SUPPORT ,ELECTRIC BOOSTER
30
414331
TANK. BOOSTER WELDMENT
31
601833
PIPING ASSY ,ELECTRIC BOOSTER
601833
31
----------------------------
PIPING ASSY,ELECTRIC BOOSTER,L

R
100571
100184
102444
102504
102521
107550
109879
110768
111437
109903
111472
UNION 3/4NPT BRASS

NIPPLE CLOSE 3/4NPT BRASS
ELBOW STREET 3/4x90 BR CAST
PLUG 1/2NPT BRASS SQ.HEAD
TEE 3/4NPT BRASS
VALVE PRESS REDUCING 3/4 N250
FITT COMP 7/8OD X 3/4MPT BRASS
STRAINER LINE 3/4i BRASS
VALVE, 3/4 IN HW J&E
KIT, REPAIR 3/4"
COIL, 120VAC
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
13
22
12
14
17
23
30
1
19
18
31
5
Hi-limit
Control
28
24
16
7
20
29
21
26
27
15
10
11
25
3
93
Electric Booster Installation Right-Left Service Replacement Parts
100003
100109
100156
LOCKNUT,3/4" NPT,BRASS
100516
100734
102461
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 2"LG.,SST
106026
106482
106734
CAP,RINSE PIPE,1/2NPT PLASTIC
10
109924
FITTING, COMP 5/8 OD UNION BRASS
11
111203
NOZZLE,VEE-JET,#8003, SPRAY FAN @20PSI
12
12
114183
PROBE ASSY,16' THERMOMETER
13
206580
PIPE,FINAL RINSE,UPPER/LOWER
14
329800
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,E2 FRESH
15
330551-2
BRACKET,LOWER PIPE SUPPORT,E2
16
330553
BRACKET,FINAL RINSE,UPPER,PIPE
17
601822
PIPING SUB-ASSY,FINAL RINSE,RL
-------------------------------------------------
94
100209
100135
100500
108439
100554
100598
101261
102438
102459
206655
102492
102504
102549
106418
109925
110134
114182
NIPPLE CLOSE, 1/2NPT BRASS

PRESSURE GAUGE, 0-60 PSI
VACUUM BREAKER, 1/2NPT, BRASS
KIT, REPAIR VACUUM BREAKER
TEE. 1/2NPT, SST
CROSS, 1/2NPT BRASS
ELBOW, STREET, 1/4 X 90 BRASS
NIPPLE, CLOSE 1/2NPT,SST
TUBE, FINAL RINSE
NIPPLE, 1/2 X 2 BRASS
PLUG, 1/2NPT BRASS, SQUARE HD.
UNION, 1/2NPT BRASS
COCK, 1/2 AIR FEMALE
FITT, COMP, 5/8OD X 1/2MPT
NIPPLE, 1/4 X 2-1/2 BRASS
COUPLING, REDUCER, 1/2 X 1/4 BRASS
2
1
1
--1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
R-L SHOWN
L-R USES OPPOSITE HAND
OF THIS BRACKET
11
11
15
13
16
13
10
14
17
FI
Service Replacement Parts Electric Booster Installation Right-Left
453006Right-Left
95
100003
100109
100156
100516
100734
102461
106026
106482
106734
CAP,RINSE PIPE,1/2NPT PLASTIC
10
109924
FITTING, COMP 5/8 OD UNION BRASS
11
111203
12
114181
13
114183
PROBE ASSY,16' THERMOMETER
14
206580
PIPE,FINAL RINSE,UPPER/LOWER
15
329800
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,E2 FRESH
16
330551-2
17
330553
BRACKET,FINAL RINSE,UPPER,PIPE
18
601822
PIPING SUB-ASSY,FINAL RINSE,RL
-------------------------------------------------
96
100209
100135
100500
108439
100554
100598
101261
102438
102459
206655
102492
102504
102549
106418
109925
110134
114182
NIPPLE CLOSE, 1/2NPT BRASS

PRESSURE GAUGE, 0-60 PSI
VACUUM BREAKER, 1/2NPT, BRASS
KIT, REPAIR VACUUM BREAKER
TEE. 1/2NPT, SST
CROSS, 1/2NPT BRASS
NIPPLE, CLOSE 1/2NPT,SST
TUBE, FINAL RINSE
NIPPLE, 1/2 X 2 BRASS
PLUG, 1/2NPT BRASS, SQUARE HD.
UNION, 1/2NPT BRASS
COCK, 1/2 AIR FEMALE
FITT, COMP, 5/8OD X 1/2MPT
NIPPLE, 1/4 X 2-1/2 BRASS
COUPLING, REDUCER, 1/2 X 1/4 BRASS
2
1
1
--1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
97
16
12
11
7
1
R-L SHOWN
L-R USES OPPOSITE HAND
OF THIS BRACKET
14
14
17
15
10
18
FINAL RINSE THERMOMETER LOCATION
R-L SHOWN, FOR L-R ROTATE STREET ELBOW 180
Final Rinse Installation EUCCW8 Service Replacement Parts
98
100003
100109
100585
LOCKNUT,1" NPT,BRASS
100734
106026
106482
106530
NOZZLE,VEE-JET,#8020, SPRAY FAN @20 PSI
12
113716
WASH-ARMS ORING
113795
PLUG, E FINAL RINSE MANIFOLD
10
114290
O-RING AS568A-311 SILICONE 9/16x15/16x3/16
11
114291
WASHER RUBBER 9/16x15/16x1/8 SILICONE
12
329799
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,E2 RECIRC
13
329802-1
14
329803
RINSE PIPE WELDMENT,E2 RECIRC
15
331018
BRACKET,ECO RINSE,UPPER,PIPE
13
14
14
6
15
11
10
11
12
R-L SHOWN, FOR L-R USE OPPOSITE HAND BRACKET
10
Service Replacement Parts Final Rinse Installation EUCCW8
452989
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Cold Water Fill Piping Sub-assembly Service Replacement Parts
100209
100500
108349
VACUUM BREAKER,1/2" NPT BRONZE

REPAIR KIT
100704
NIPPLE,RTOE,1/2"NPT X 1 3/4"LG.,SST
100709
102435
102436
ELBOW,1/2"NPT X 90, SST
102438
102485
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 1 1/2"LG.,BRASS
102582
NIPPLE,1/2"NPT X 7 1/2"LG.,BRASS
10
110768
11
113352
109902
102
REPAIR KIT
Service Replacement Parts Cold Water Fill Piping Sub-assembly
601831
103
Electric Booster Piping Assembly Service Replacement Parts
Item
No.
Part
No.
Description
Qty.
100184
2
3
4
5
6
7
100571
102444
102504
102521
102525
107550
UNION,3/4"NPT,BRASS
1
1
1
TEE, 3/4"NPT, BRASS

1
1
1
109879
110768
10
111437
VALVE, SOLENOID 3/4" NPT, HW
104
R-L DIRECTION SHOWN
L-R DIRECTION SHOWN
10
Service Replacement Parts Electric Booster Piping Assembly
601833
105
#120-1 Steam Booster Installation RL Service Replacement Parts
106
100140
100153
100154
100739
102376
104618
106013
106407
112334
U-BOLT,#180 BOOSTER
10
330244
BASE DECK DEVP,STEAM BOOSTER
11
330245
SUPORT,STRAINER,STEAM BOOSTER
12
601829
BOOSTER SUB ASSY,STEAM,#120-1 RL

(See next page for 601829 parts breakdown)
Service Replacement Parts #120-1 Steam Booster Installation RL
452942
107
#120-1 Steam Booster Assembly RL 40-70F Service Replacement Parts
100123
100134
100184
100209
100571
UNION,3/4"NPT,BRASS
100979
102288
102398
102399
10
102402
11
102435
12
102438
13
102492
14
102504
15
102514
TEE, 1/2"NPT, BRASS
16
102521
TEE, 3/4"NPT, BRASS
17
102525
18
102549
UNION,1/2"NPT,BRASS
19
102567
20
103465
21
103586
22
104649
23
105733
24
105778
UNION,1/2"NPT
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108
Service Replacement Parts #120-1 Steam Booster Assembly RL 40-70F
601829
109
#120-1 Steam Booster Assembly RL 40-70F Service Replacement Parts
Item
No.
Part
No.
Description
Qty.
25
105780
26
105782
27
105786
28
105847
29
105850
30
105881
31
106051
32
106428
33
106607
34
106789
35
107004
TEE,RED,1 1/2"x1/2"x1 1/2", MI
36
107550
37
107657
TEE,RED,2" X 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" NPT,BI
38
109069
39
109879
40
109925
41
110005
110007
REPAIR KIT
42
110768
43
111380
44
112349
45
112359
46
112748
47
113352
109902

REPAIR KIT
48
114167
601829
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#120-1 Steam Booster Installation LR Service Replacement Parts
100140
100153
100154
100739
102376
104618
106013
106407
112334
U-BOLT,#180 BOOSTER
10
330244
BASE DECK DEVP,STEAM BOOSTER
11
330245
SUPORT,STRAINER,STEAM BOOSTER
12
601830
BOOSTER SUB ASSY,STEAM,#120-1 LR
(See page after next for 601830 parts)
112
Service Replacement Parts #120-1 Steam Booster Installation LR
452943
113
#120-1 Steam Booster Assembly LR 40-70F Service Replacement Parts
100123
100134
100184
100209
100571
UNION,3/4"NPT,BRASS
100979
102288
102398
102399
10
102402
11
102435
12
102438
13
102492
14
102504
15
102514
TEE, 1/2"NPT, BRASS
16
102521
TEE, 3/4"NPT, BRASS
17
102525
18
102549
UNION,1/2"NPT,BRASS
19
102567
20
103465
21
103586
22
104649
23
105733
24
105778
UNION,1/2"NPT
114
Service Replacement Parts #120-1 Steam Booster Assembly LR 40-70F
601830
115
#120-1 Steam Booster Assembly LR 40-70F Service Replacement Parts
Item
No.
Part
No.
Description
Qty.
25
105780
26
105782
27
105786
28
105847
29
105850
30
105881
31
106051
32
106428
33
106607
34
106789
35
107004
TEE,RED,1 1/2"x1/2"x1 1/2", MI
36
107550
37
107657
TEE,RED,2" X 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" NPT,BI
38
109069
39
109879
40
109925
41
110005
110007
REPAIR KIT
42
110768
43
111380
44
112349
45
112359
46
112748
47
113352
109902

REPAIR KIT
48
114167
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Steam Coil Heat Installation C4 Wash, Rinse,15-30 PSI

Item
No.
Part
No.
Description
Qty.
100002
HEX HEAD,1/4-20 X 1 3/8 SST
100007
100023
100109
100134
100147
ELBOW,STREET,1/2NPT X 90,MI
100154
100198
100547
10
100740
11
102376
16
12
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
13
105738
ELBOW,REDUCING,3/4"NPT X 1/2"NPT X 90,M.I.
14
105739
ELBOW,REDUCING,1"NPT X 3/4"NPT X 90,M.I.
15
105778
16
105780
17
105782
18
105783
19
105847
20
106013
21
106026
22
106486
118
Service Replacement Parts Steam Coil Heat Installation C4 Wash, Rinse, 15-30 PSI
453050
119
Steam Coil Heat Installation C4 Wash, Rinse,15-30 PSI
23
107033
24
107136
25
107488
26
107966
27
107967
28
108345
29
109069
30
109580
31
109969
32
110005
33
111380
34
201041
35
323430
36
329768
37
329769
38
330129
STEAM COIL WELDMENT,C4 HP
39
330242
FLANGE WELDMENT,STEAM,C3/C4 HP
40
330243
FLANGE WELDMENT,CONDENSATE,C3/C4 HP
41
330362
BRACKET WELDMENT,C4 STEAM COIL
42
330363
CAP DEVP,STEAM COIL BRACKET
43
601798
PIPING SUB-ASSY,STEAM,C3/C4
44
601804
PIPING SUB-ASSY,CONDENSATE,C3/C4
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100002
100007
100023
100109
100134
100147
100154
100198
100547
10
100740
11
102376
16
12
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
13
105738
14
105739
15
105778
16
105780
17
105782
18
105783
19
105847
20
106013
21
106026
22
106486
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453146
123
Steam Coil Heat Installation C3 Wash, Rinse,15-30 PSI Service Replacement Parts
23
107033
24
107136
25
107488
26
107966
27
107967
28
108345
29
109069
30
109580
31
109969
32
110005
110007
KIT,REPAIR
33
111380
34
201041
35
323430
36
330217
37
330218
38
330242
39
330243
FLANGE WELDMENT,CONDENSATE,C3/C4 HP
40
331116
STEAM COIL WELDMENT,C3 HP
41
331117
BRACKET WELDMENT,C3 STEAM COIL
42
331118
CAP DEVP,STEAM COIL BRACKET,C3
43
601798
PIPING SUB-ASSY,STEAM,C3/C4
44
601804
PIPING SUB-ASSY,CONDENSATE,C3/C4
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Steam Coil Heat Installation Auxiliary,15-30 PSI Service Replacement Parts
100007
100051
NIPPLE,3/4"NPT X CLOSE,SST
100109
100134
100147
100154
100198
100547
100740
10
102376
16
11
102506
PLUG,3/4"NPT SQ.HEAD,SST
12
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
13
105738
14
105739
15
105778
16
105780
17
105782
18
105783
19
105785
20
105847
21
105854
22
105863
23
106013
126
Service Replacement Parts Steam Coil Heat Installation Auxiliary,15-30 PSI
39
43
44
31
42
11
33
28
25
41
27
30
24
29
37
12
1
40
46
19
15
5
13
18
32
20
26
35
17
10
38
45
14
36
16
21
34
22
10
23
453051
127
Steam Coil Heat Installation AUX. Auxiliary,15-30 PSI Service Replacement Parts
24
106026
25
106486
26
106789
27
107033
28
107136
29
107966
30
107967
31
107999
32
108345
33
109069
34
110005
35
111380
36
112508
37
201041
38
307404
FLANGE WELDMENT,STEAM,UCC/CW
39
322811
HEATER BOX WELDMENT,AUX.- B
40
322812
COVER,HEATER BOX,AUX.-BKT
41
323430
42
330130
STEAM COIL WELDMENT,AUX. LP/HP
43
330246
BRACKET WELDMENT,STEAM COIL, AUXILIARY
44
330247
CAP,STEAM COIL BRACKET, AUXILIARY
45
601827
PIPING ASSY,STEAM, AUXILIARY
46
601828
PIPING ASSY,COND, AUX. LR
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Steam Injector Heat Installation C4/C8,15-30 PSI Service Replacement Parts
100003
100007
100134
100154
100547
100734
100740
100854
CHECK VALVE,1" NPT BRONZE
102376
16
10
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
11
105739
12
105780
13
105847
14
105853
15
105863
16
106013
17
106026
18
106482
19
106486
20
107033
130
Steam Injector Heat Installation C4/C8,15-30 PSI
131
Steam Injector Heat Installation C4/C8,15-30 PSI Service Replacement Parts
21
107136
22
107966
23
107967
24
108345
25
109069
26
109683
FLANGE,BLOCKOFF,HEATER/CROSSFLOW
27
110005
110007
KIT, REPAIR
28
111371
NIPPLE,TOE,1"NPT X 7"LG.,SST
29
112257
O-RING,55.3 X 66.7 X 5.7
30
201041
31
201110
STEAM INJECTOR
32
321512
CLAMP,STEAM INJECTOR BRACKET
33
323430
34
329768
35
329769
36
330242
37
331175
MANIFOLD WELDMENT,EUC-4FT STEAM INJECTOR
38
331176
BRACKET,STEAM INJECTOR NIPPLE,C3/C4
39
331177
BRACKET WELDMENT,STEAM INJECTOR SUPPORT
40
601861
PIPING SUB-ASSY,STEAM INJECTOR,C3/C4
40
601861
PIPING SUB-ASSY,STEAM INJECTOR,C3/C4
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134
100003
100007
100134
100154
100516
100547
100740
100854
CHECK VALVE,1" NPT BRONZE
102376
10
102393
BUSHING,REDUCING,3/4"NPTx1/2"NPT,SST
11
102554
UNION,3/4"NPT, SST
12
105739
13
105780
14
105847
15
105861
16
106013
17
106482
18
106486
19
106789
20
107033
21
107136
22
107966
23
108345
24
109069
25
109969
26
110005
110007
KIT, REPAIR
27
111371
NIPPLE,TOE,1"NPT X 7"LG.,SST
28
112259
29
201041
30
201110
STEAM INJECTOR
31
307404
FLANGE WELDMENT,STEAM,UCC/CW
32
322811
HEATER BOX WELDMENT,E2-B
33
322812
COVER,HEATER BOX,E2-BKT
34
323430
35
331176
BRACKET,STEAM INJECTOR NIPPLE,C3/C4
36
601862
PIPING ASSY,STEAM INJECTOR,E2 RL
Steam Injector Heat Installation Auxiliary RL,15-30 PSI
135
Drain Installation B-30 Prewash RL Service Replacement Parts
100110
100141
HEX GRIP NUT,1/4-20 SST,CTR LOCK
100154
100161
ELBOW,2"NPT X 90,GALVANIZED
100735
100739
100740
101939
NIPPLE,TOE,2"NPT X 11" LG.,GALV
101944
NIPPLE,2"NPT X 12 1/2" LG.,GALV
10
102376
11
106013
12
106026
13
107967
14
108345
15
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
305840
OVERFLOW WELDMENT, 9.50 UC
18
310259
BRACKET, DRAIN LINE SUPPORT,UC'S
19
329677
SUPPORT BRACKET,DRAIN HANDLE
20
601819
DRAIN SUB-ASSY,PW,2" TRUNK
136
14
8
15
18
14
10
16
13
19
12
12
20
17
12
11
18
Service Replacement Parts Drain Installation B-30 Prewash RL
452973
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Drain Installation B-30 Prewash LR Service Replacement Parts
138
100110
100141
100154
100161
100735
100739
100740
101954
102376
10
106013
11
106026
12
107967
13
108345
14
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
15
114198
NIPPLE,TOE,2"NPT X 2 1/2" LG.,GALV
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
305840
18
310259
19
329677
20
601819
18
13
17
11
10
20
13
12
14
11
16
19
11
18
15
Service Replacement Parts Drain Installation B-30 Prewash LR
452974
139
Drain Installation C4 Wash, Rinse Service Replacement Parts
100110
100141
100154
100735
100739
102376
104165
106013
106026
10
106631
11
107967
12
108345
13
114101
14
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
15
202073
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
310259
18
329130
GUARD, DRAIN VALVE
19
329677
20
601820
DRAIN SUB-ASSY,W/R,2" TRUNK
140
15
8
3
FRONT BASE ANGLE
13
17
20
12
14
17
19
DRAIN GUARD NOT USED ON

SECTIONS WITH SCRAP BUCKET
16
11
18
15
10

Drain Installation C4 Wash, Rinse
452975
141
Drain Installation Auxiliary LR Service Replacement Parts
100110
100141
100154
100735
100736
100739
102376
104165
106013
10
106026
11
107967
12
108345
13
111903
14
114106
15
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
16
202073
17
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
18
310259
19
329130
GUARD, DRAIN VALVE
20
329677
21
601821
DRAIN SUB-ASSY,ECO-RINSE,2" TRUNK
142
19
15

14
21
17
10
11
2
3
FRONT BASE ANGLE
20
10
18
12
16
18
13

Drain Installation Auxiliary LR
452977
143
Drain Installation D5 Unload Service Replacement Parts
100154
100587
PLUG,1 1/2"NPT SQ.HEAD,B.I.
100739
106013
107340
107342
DRAIN BASKET ASSY,DUO B02-050
107473
DRAIN TAILPIECE RINSE
109184
NIPPLE,TOE,1 1/4"NPT X 4" LG.,GALV
109189
NIPPLE,TOE,1 1/2"NPT X 36" LG.,GALV
10
111245
COUPLING RED 2"NPT X 1 1/2"NPT,GALV
11
114216
TEE,1 1/2"NPT X 1 1/2"NPT X 1 1/4"NPT,GALV
12
114217
13
114219
14
206668
15
310259
144
Drain Installation D5 Unload
9
3
15
12
10
15
11
13
14
453045
145
Drain Installation B4 Prewash RL Service Replacement Parts
100110
100141
100154
100161
100735
100739
100740
101956
102376
10
106013
11
106026
12
107967
13
108345
14
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
15
114253
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
305840
18
310259
19
329677
20
601819
146
19
13
10
13
11
17
20
10
14
12
11
16
11
15
Service Replacement Parts Drain Installation B4 Prewash RL
453095
147
Drain Installation B4 Prewash LR Service Replacement Parts
148
100110
100141
100154
100161
100735
100739
100740
102376
106013
10
106026
11
106631
12
107967
13
108345
14
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
15
114252
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
305840
18
310259
19
329677
20
601819
3
9
15
13
10
17
20
14
13
10
12
16
18
10
19
11
Service Replacement Parts Drain Installation B4 Prewash RL
453096
149
Drain Installation C3 Wash,Rinse Service Replacement Parts
100110
100141
100154
100735
100739
101920
102376
104165
106013
10
106026
11
107967
12
108345
13
114176
14
114185
GRIP,DRAIN HANDLE
15
202073
16
304816
STRAINER,DRAIN
17
310259
18
329130
GUARD, DRAIN VALVE
19
329677
20
601820
DRAIN SUB-ASSY,W/R,2" TRUNK
150
15
13
17
20
9
3
14
16
10
17
19
2
10

FRONT BASE ANGLE
12
11
18
15

Drain Installation C3 Wash,Rinse
453101
151
Electric Eyes, Start-Stop Station, Flushing Nozzles Service Replacement Parts
152
105994
107003
LOAD PLACARD ELEC EYE
107033
107136
107966
110837
111325
NOZZLE FLUSH-N POLISHED CHROME
111614
PUSHBUTTON ASSY,GREEN 22MM
111615
PUSHBUTTON ASSY,RED 22MM
10
111616
CONTACT BLOCK,NC,START/STOP
11
111617
CONTACT BLOCK,NO,START/STOP
12
112241
ELECTRIC EYE EMITTER,UC MACHINE
13
112242
ELECTRIC EYE RECIEVER,UC MACHINE
14
112245
UNION BULKHEAD 3/8 od PLASTIC
15
112519
PLUG SNAP 0.875 D-FLAT #2509HE
16
112822
NAMEPLATE,START
17
112823
NAMEPLATE,STOP
18
113140
BOOT,PUSHBUTTON,22MM
19
205193
HOSE,5/8ID X 15 /14"LG,CLEAR
20
205907
TUBE,3/8 OD X 19 LG.POLYPROPYL
21
309709
ELBOW WELD-FLUSHING SYS,UC
22
309711
TEE & ELBOW WELD,FLUSHING SYSTEM
23
330022
COVER WELD,START/STOP SWITCH,EUC
24
330024
BRACKET WELD START/STOP,EUC
25
330120
BRACKET ELECTRIC EYE MOUNTING
Service Replacement Parts Electric Eyes, Start-Stop Station, Flushing Nozzles
900725 KIT, GREEN START SWITCH

Items - 8, 11,18
900726 KIT, RED START SWITCH
Items - 9,10,18
601833
153
Idle Shaft Assembly Service Replacement Parts
154
100153
100154
100485
TORQUE LIMITER ASSY,#350 A-2
100740
100746
100794
V-BELT,4L-310
101156
CHAIN LINK,#50,INNER
36
102376
103163
SHEAVE,AK27,5/8 BORE
10
104265
BUSHING,3/8x5/8x3/4 LG.BRONZE
11
104271
BUSHING,TORQUE LIMITER,.54LG. #350TL
12
104618
16
13
104619
WASHER,FLAT,3/8x1 1/2x1/8 SST
14
105285
SPROCKET,50B11,3/4 BORE, W/KEY
15
106013
16
106407
17
106521
SPROCKET,50B8,5/8 BORE
18
106679
KEY,1/4 X 1/4 X 2 1/2" LG.SST
19
107183
MOTOR, 1/2HP UC/CC DRIVE,MV 3PH
20
107305
KEY 1/4 X 1/4 X 1 1/2 SST
21
108013
SPROCKET, TORQUE LIMITER,350AG26
22
108088
23
109010
24
109958
BEARING,4 BOLT,1",UC DRIVE
25
110076
TENSIONAR ASSY,LOVEJOY
26
110300
GEAR REDUCER,60:1,NO BRACKETS
27
111480
HEX HEAD,3/8-16 X 3/4 SS T,W/LOCTITE
28
113970
SPROCKET,UC CONVEYOR DRIVE
29
330011
SHAFT, DRIVE, EUCCW
30
408718
TENSIONER ASSY,UC MACHINE
The set-up shown is for 2.2 pitch

For 2.7 pitch use Part No. 108434
Service Replacement Parts Idle Shaft Assembly
452960
155
Drive Assembly Service Replacement Parts
100153
100154
100485
TORQUE LIMITER ASSY,#350 A-2
100740
100746
100794
V-BELT,4L-310
101156
CHAIN LINK,#50,INNER
36
102376
103163
10
104265
BUSHING,3/8x5/8x3/4 LG.BRONZE
11
104271
BUSHING,TORQUE LIMITER,.54LG. #350TL
12
104618
16
13
104619
WASHER,FLAT,3/8x1 1/2x1/8 SST
14
105285
SPROCKET,50B11,3/4 BORE, W/KEY
15
106013
16
106407
17
106521
SPROCKET,50B8,5/8 BORE
18
106679
KEY,1/4 X 1/4 X 2 1/2" LG.SST
19
107183
MOTOR, 1/2HP UC/CC DRIVE,MV 3PH
20
107305
KEY 1/4 X 1/4 X 1 1/2 SST
21
108013
SPROCKET, TORQUE LIMITER,350AG26
22
108088
23
109010
24
109958
BEARING,4 BOLT,1",UC DRIVE
25
110076
TENSIONAR ASSY,LOVEJOY
26
110300
GEAR REDUCER,60:1,NO BRACKETS
27
111480
HEX HEAD,3/8-16 X 3/4 SS T,W/LOCTITE
28
113970
SPROCKET,UC CONVEYOR DRIVE
29
330011
SHAFT, DRIVE, EUCCW
30
408718
TENSIONER ASSY,UC MACHINE
156
Service Replacement Parts Drive Assembly
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
HUB,TORQUE LIMITER #350A

FRICTION DISC, #350A CLUTCH
PRESSURE PLATE, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
SPRING WASHER, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
LOCKWASHER, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
ADJUSTING NUT, #350A TORQUE LIMITER
BUSHING, #350A TORQUE
SPROCKET, TORQUE LIMITER, 350AG26
100485-1
100485-2
100485-3
100485-4
100485-5
100485-6
104271
108013
2
3
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
452960
157
Peg and Peg w/Upper Rod Conveyor Belts Service Replacement Parts
158
Service Replacement Parts Peg and Peg w/Upper Rod Conveyor Belts
159
Flat and Insulated Conveyor Belts Service Replacement Parts
160
Service Replacement Parts Flat and Insulated Conveyor Belts
161
Stainless Steel Conveyor Belt Service Replacement Parts
162
Service Replacement Parts Stainless Steel Conveyor Belt
163
Vent Cowl Installation Service Replacement Parts
107016
HEX GRIP NUT, 4-40 SST W/NYLON
109158
NAMEPLATE, CHAMPION
110110
SCREW, ROUND HEAD, 4-40 x 1/2 SST
329806
VENT COWL WELDMENT, UCW-04
401486
VENT STACK 4 x 24
164
Service Replacement Parts Vent Cowl Installation
452960
165
Curtain Installation B30/C8/ RL/LR Service Replacement Parts
R-L
100734
12
106026
12
106482
12
112445
CURTAIN,SHORT,14 X 32,NUCCW
114111
CURTAIN,LONG,19 X 34 1/4,EUCCW
204949
CURTAIN,SHORT,10 X 32,NUCCW AUX-RINSE.
205432
ROD,CURTAIN,5/16 X 32"LG.SST,UCCW
206581
ROD,CURTAIN,5/16 X 34 1/4"LG.SST,UCCW
329719-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER.MANIFOLD MTD,LH
10
329720-1
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,HOOD MTD,LH
11
329720-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,HOOD MTD,RH
12
331200-1
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,AUX. CENTER, R-L
L-R
166
100734
10
106026
10
106482
10
112445
114111
204949
CURTAIN,SHORT,10 X 32,NUCCW AUX.-RINSE
205432
206581
329088
HOOD WELDMENT,C4R-B,ELEC/STEAM
10
329719-1
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER.MANIFOLD MTD,RH
11
329720-1
12
329720-2
13
331200-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,AUX. RINSE CENTER, L-R
Service Replacement Parts Curtain Installation B30/C8/ RL/LR
12
7
6
12
7
4
11
12
8
4
10
10
11
10
8
4
8
4
13
7
6
5
452992/452933
167
Curtain Installation B30/C4/AUX. RL/LR Service Replacement Parts
R-L
100734
10
106026
10
106482
10
112445
CURTAIN, DISHWASHER,UC MACHINE
114110
114111
204949
205432
206581
10
329719-2
11
329720-2
12
330497
BAFFLE, CURTAIN ,BLANK,HOOD MTD
13
331200-1
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,AUX. RINSE CENTER,R-L
L-R
100734
HEX HEAD, 1/4-20 X 1/2 SST
10
106026
10
106482
10
112445
114111
204949
CURTAIN,SHORT,10 X 32,NUCCW E2
205432
206581
329719-1
10
329720-1
11
330497
12
331200-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,AUX. RINSE CENTER,L-R
168
Service Replacement Parts Curtain Installation B30/C8/AUX. RL/LR
8
7
8
5
7
4
11
13
12
10
10
11
5
10
10
12
11
9
4
7
6
8
5
452992/452933
169
Curtain Installation B4/C8/ RL/LR Service Replacement Parts
R-L
100734
12
106026
12
106482
12
112445
114111
204949
CURTAIN,SHORT,10 X 32,NUCCW AUX. RINSE
205432
206581
329719-2
10
329720-1
11
329720-2
12
331200-1
100734
12
106026
12
106482
12
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329088
10
329719-1
11
329720-1
12
329720-2
L-R
170
Service Replacement Parts Curtain Installation B30/C8/ RL/LR
12
7
6
5
10
8
5
10
7
4
11
10
8
4
11
11 12
8
4
11
12
8
4
8
4
13
8
4
7
6
8
5
453132/453133
171
R-L
100734
106026
106482
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329719-2
10
329720-2
11
330497
12
331200-1
L-R
172
100734
106026
106482
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329719-2
10
329720-2
11
330497
12
331200-1
8
12
11
10
7
6
8
4
10
8
9
9
10
11
8
8
7
4
8
4
10
12
7
8
6
5
453128/453129
173
R-L
100734
14
106026
14
106482
14
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329719-2
10
329720-1
11
329720-2
12
331200-1
100734
16
106026
16
106482
16
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329719-1
10
329720-1
11
329720-2
12
330223
13
331200-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER,AUX. RINSE CENTER,L-R
L-R
174
12
7
6
8
5
10
10
8
11
11
10
11
11
10
11
10
13
8
5
453130/453131
175
Curtain Installation B30/C6/AUX. RL Service Replacement Parts
176
100007
100109
100154
100198
100547
100740
HEX HEAD, 5/16 X 18 X 1/2 SST
102376
16
106013
106026
10
106486
11
107033
12
107136
13
107846
14
107966
15
107967
16
108345
17
109069
18
110561
19
201041
20
323430
BRACKET, THERMOSTATS
21
329768
22
329769
Curtain Installation B30/C6/ RL Service Replacement Parts
13
8
7
6
11
12
9
4
9
4
12
11
10
12
10
9
4
8
4
9
4
9
5
8
4
453110
177
Curtain Installation B30/C6/AUX. LR Service Replacement Parts
178
100734
16
106026
16
106482
16
112445
114111
204949
205432
206581
329719-1
10
329720-1
11
329720-2
12
330223
13
331200-2
BAFFLE, CURTAIN HANGER, AUX. RINSE CENTER,L-R
Curtain Installation B30/C6/ LR Service Replacement Parts
7
5
10
11
8
4
7
4
10
11
8
4
8
4
10
13
6
5
453111
179
Control Cabinet Service Replacement Parts
180
26
25
40
49
48
41 42 43
48
49
48
49
35
28
44 45 43
30
27
33
28
29
38
37
36
Gauge PN 114183
Overlay PN 112094
47
19
Gauge PN 114183
Overlay PN 114273
19
15
19
10
11
12
16 Fuse
Gauge PN 114183
Overlay PN 112088
Final Auxiliary Power

Rinse Rinse Rinse
Gauge PN 109499
Overlay 112086
Power Prewash
Wash
Temperature Gauges (Right to Left Shown)
39
39
39
19
Gauge PN 109499
Overlay NONE
18
17
181
182
Service Replacement Parts Control Cabinet
183
Scrap Screens
EUCCW
Screen
Suppport
without
Bucket
EUCCW
Screen
Suppport
witth
Bucket
EUCCW
Refuse Bucket
C4
EUCCW
Scrap Screen
C3 and B
Refuse Bucket
C3 and B30
P/N 330188
P/N 329109
P/N 330213
EUCCW
Scrap Screen
without Bucket
C4 and B
P/N 329683
184
P/N 329113
EUCCW
Scrap Screen
with Bucket
C4
P/N 329688
EUCCW
Scrap Screen
without Bucket
Aux. Rinse
P/N 329724
EUCCW
Scrap Screen
with Bucket
C3
P/N 330208
P/N 329115
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Standard 30" Door Assembly Service Replacement Parts
186
100734
100735
100750
SCREW, FLAT, 6-32 X 3/8 SST
104971
HEX GRIP NUT, 6-32 SST
106482
WASHER, LOCK, 1/4-20 SPLIT
107033
WASHER, FLAT SST
108954
HEX GRIP NUT, 6-32 SST W/NYLON
108966
HANDLE, DOOR
----------
STUD, NOT A REPLACEMENT PART
--
10
----------
RIVNUT, NOT A REPLACEMENT PART
--
11
113719
REED SWITCH
12
113937
MAGNET, REED SWITCH
13
114004
WASHER SST
16
14
114117
GUIDE, DOOR
15
330248
DOOR, 30"
16
330301
BRACKET, DOOR CATCH 30"
17
330303
STOP, DOOR CATCH COMBO 30"
18
330305
DOOR CATCH, SINGLE DOOR 30"
19
416466
ACCESS DOOR, ASSY 30"
20
452944
DOOR CATCH, STOP ASSY 30"
Service Replacement Parts Standard 30" Door Assembly
187
Split Door Assembly Service Replacement Parts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
188
100003
100141
100142
104971
100734
100736
104584
104624
104882
---------106026
106347
106482
106486
107589
108954
---------------113719
113937
113979
114004
114100
329968
330453
330480
330498
330525
330526
330527
330528
330537
330539
330552
416500
415516
452947
HEX PLAIN NUT 1/4-20 SST

HEX GRIP NUT 1/4-20 SST
HEX GRIP NUT 5/16-18 SST
HEX GRIP NUT, 6-32 SST
HEX PLAIN NUT 1/2-13 SST
SCREW, TRUSS HD, 8-32 X 1/2
WASHER, FLAT SST
WASHER, FLAT SST
HEX HEAD, 1/4-20 X 2 SST
WASHER, LOCK, 1/4-20 SPLIT
WASHER LOCK SST
WSHER, LOCK 1/2
HEX GRIP NUT 6-32 W/NYLON
RIVNUT, NOT A REPLACEMENT PART
REED SWITCH
MAGNET, REED SWITCH
GUIDE DOOR
WASHER
REED SWITCH UPPER DOOR
DOOR CATCH
DOOR STOP
DOOR, LOWER INSULATED
DOOR UPPER INSULATED
BRACKET, DOOR
DOOR CATCH
STOP, DOOR CATCH
HOOK, DOOR CATCH
BRACKET, SAFETY DOOR
ARM, SAFETY CATCH
BRACKET, DOOR SWITCH, HOLD-DOWN
SAFETY CATCH ASSY
DOOR CATCH/STOP
DOOR CATCH ASSY, LOWER
1
5
4
1
7
1
1
2
--4
1
3
1
1
2
--1
1
2
16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Service Replacement Parts Split Door Assembly
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Basic Service
_____________ Basic Service
Precautions ..................................................................................................................................193
Utilities .........................................................................................................................................194
Electrical ......................................................................................................................................196
Sequence of Operation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 196
Fuses and Overloads ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200
Timers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202
Electric Eyes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 203
Float Switches -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 205
Thermostats ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 207
Motors ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 208
Mechanical ...................................................................................................................................210
Pump Seal Replacement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 210
Tighten Conveyor Belt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 214
Replace Electric Booster Control Thermostat --------------------------------------------------------------------- 218
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Basic Service Precautions
_________________Basic Service
Precautions
WARNING !
Injury or death may result if untrained
persons try to repair or adjust the
dishwasher.
WARNING !
Moving conveyor parts may cause injury or death.
Keep hands and clothing clear of the belt.
Use extreme caution if the conveyor belt moves
during adjustments.
WARNING !
Electric shock may cause injury or death.
DO NOT WORK ON AN ENERGIZED CIRCUIT.
Turn off the main power service disconnect switch.
Attach a label indicating that work is being made
on the electrical circuit.
NOTE !
Read all of the steps given for a service procedure
before you begin working.
USA National Service

M-F 8 AM - 5PM EST
Toll-free: 1 (800) 858-44772
In the USA, a factory technician will return your call after-hours and during holidays.
Canadian National Service
M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30PM EST
Toll-free: 1 (800) 263-5798
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Basic Service Utilities
Utilities _____________________
Plumbing, Steam, Condensate, Drain
Refer to the utility summary below before you begin troubleshooting a condition.
Shut-off valves
1.
Installed in all supply lines to allow for servicing of the machine.
Pressure Regulating Valves

1. Installed in the incoming water supply lines.
2
Installed in the incoming steam supply lines as close to the machine as possible.
Water Hammer Arrestor

1. ASSE-1010 standard or equivalent, should be installed in the common water
supply line at the service connection.
Hot Water Supply
1. 3/4" NPT 140F. Flow pressure 20-22 PSI, for built-in 40F rise steam/electric booster
2.
3/4" NPT 110F. Flow pressure 20-22 PSI, for built-in 70F rise steam/electric booster
3.
3/4" NPT 180F. Flow pressure 20-22 PSI, without built-in booster
Cold Water
1. 1/2" NPT 65F tempering cold water connection, for prewash with cold water thermostat.
Steam Supply
1. Refer to the P&E Connections Drawing or consult the factory.
Steam Condensate
1. 1/2" NPT with no back pressure.
IMPORTANT !
The steam condensate line CANNOT BE HIGHER than the lowest steam trap.
A condensate pump, (by others) , must be installed in the condensate line if
the installation requires the line to be higher than the lowest steam trap.
Drain
1. 1-1/2" NPT for main drain line.
2.
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3/4" NPT for booster relief valve to an open drain.
Basic Service Electric and Ventilation
______________________ Utilities
Electrical and Ventilation
Electrical
1.
Electrical and grounding connections must comply with Local Electrical Codes
or the National Electrical Code in the absence of local codes.
2.
A qualified electrician must compare the electrical power supply with the machine electrical
specifications stamped on the MACHINE ELECTRICAL CONNECTION PLATE located inside
the control cabinet before connecting to the incoming service
at a fused disconnect switch.
3.
Motor rotation was checked at the factory; but there is 50% chance that the
incoming power to the dishwasher is out of phase with the dishwasher.
4.
Reversing motor rotation must be performed on the main terminal block

located inside the top-mounted control cabinet.
5.
To reverse the phase:

Swap the L1 and L2 wires located on the supply side of the terminal block.
6.
Correct rotation for the conveyor drive motor is CCW as indicated by a

direction arrow decal above the drive sprocket.
7.
Correct rotation for the pump motors is CW as viewed from the rear of the motor.
8.
Motors are multi-voltage supplied as 208-230/480VAC, 3PH. A 575VAC, 3PH motor

is available in Canada.
9.
A built-in electric booster or an electric blower dryer requires a separate electric service.
10.
A fused disconnect switch or circuit breaker (supplied by others) is required to protect each
power supply circuit.
Ventilation
MODELS:
EUCC
LOAD END
400 CFM at 1/4" S.P.
EUCCW
300 CFM at 1/4" S.P.
EUCCW-WS
UNLOAD END*
900 CFM at 1/4" S.P.
800 CFM at 1/4" S.P.
1.
Stainless steel watertight ducting should be installed above the machine.
2.
Duct connections must be made to the inside of the machine vent stacks.
3.
Exhaust air must not be vented into a wall, ceiling, or concealed space of the building.
4.
With an optional Blower dryer, increase room ventilation by 600 CFM at 1/4" S.P.
at the unload end.
5.
A minimum of six (6) air changes per hour (provided by building ventilation system) is
recommended for the warewashing area.
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Basic Service Electrical
Basic Service ________________

Electrical Service
Sequence of Operation
This is a description of the operation of the new EUCCW flight machine. This description was written for
models with a prewash, wash, rinse and econo-rinse section. Blower operations are also included. Omit
sequences for models with fewer sections. Electrical Schematic B701974 is the schematic diagram
used as a reference for this sequence of operation.
1. Machine Condition:
Power off , Doors closed, Tanks empty
Initial power up sequence:

Turn on the machine by pressing the Power On/Off switch. This energizes the control circuit. The 1CR
(Door Safety) relay energizes.
The Rinse Aid Relay (RAR) is energized through the normally closed contacts on the Econo Rinse Fill
Switch Relay (5CR). The Final Rinse Fill Valve is energized through the normally open contacts on the
Rinse Aid Relay and the Econo Rinse Tank starts to fill. As the Econo Rinse Tank fills the lower float on the
Econo Rinse Tank Float Switch rises and closes its switch. When the Econo Rinse Tank is full the upper
float rises and closes its switch. This energizes 5CR and the relay contacts change state. The RAR is
deenergized closing the Econo Rinse Fill valve. The Econo Rinse Heater Contactor (HC5) is energized
through the normally open 5CR contacts and the tank heaters are energized. The Econo Rinse Tank
Heaters are now controlled by the tank heat thermostat and the tank heat high limit thermostat.
When the Econo Rinse Tank fills the Booster Heater Contactors (BC1, BC2, BC3) are also energized
through the 5CR normally open contacts. Before the Start button is pressed BC1, 2 and 3 are energized
through the normally closed contacts of the Hold In Relay (CR). The booster heaters are now controlled by
the booster thermostat and the booster high limit thermostat.
The Rinse Fill Valve is energized through the normally closed contacts on the Rinse Fill Switch Relay (4CR).
The Rinse Fill Valve opens and Rinse Tank starts to fill. As the Rinse Tank fills the lower float on the Rinse
Tank Float Switch rises and closes its switch. When the Rinse Tank is full the upper float rises and closes
its switch. This energizes 4CR and the relay contacts change state. The Rinse Fill Valve deenergizes
closing the Rinse Fill valve. The Rinse Heater Contactors (HC3, HC4) are energized through the normally
open 4CR contacts and the tank heaters are energized. The Rinse Tank Heaters are now controlled by the
tank heat thermostat and the tank heat high limit thermostat.
The Wash Fill Valve is energized through the normally closed contacts on the Wash Fill Switch Relay (3CR).
The Wash Fill Valve opens and Wash Tank starts to fill. As the Wash Tank fills the lower float on the Wash
Tank Float Switch rises and closes its switch. When the Wash Tank is full the upper float rises and closes
its switch. This energizes 3CR and the relay contacts change state deenergizing the Wash Fill valve.
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The Wash Heater Contactors (HC1, HC2) are energized through the normally open 3CR contacts and the
tank heaters are energized. The Wash Tank Heaters are now controlled by the tank heat thermostat and
the tank heat high limit thermostat.
The Prewash Fill Valve is energized through the normally closed contacts on the Prewash Fill Switch Relay
(2CR). The Prewash Fill Valve opens and Prewash Tank starts to fill. As the Prewash Tank fills the lower
float on the Prewash Tank Float Switch rises and closes its switch. When the Prewash Tank is full the
upper float rises and closes its switch. This energizes 2CR and the relay contacts change state
deenergizing Prewash Fill Valve.
Power on, Doors Closed, Tanks Full, Tanks Heated
Starting Sequence:
Start the machine by pressing the Green Start button. This energizes the Hold In Relay (CR). If the
Conveyor Switch (CVSW) is closed the drive motor will start and the conveyor belt move. When CR is
energized the normally open CR contacts close. The CR contact in parallel with the start button
maintains the CR relay energized. The CR contacts in the booster heat circuit transfer control of the
booster heaters form the Econo Rinse Fill Switch to the CR relay. The third set of CR contacts close to
provide a machine running signal.
If the conveyor switch opens the Conveyor Switch Relay (6CR) will deenergize interrupting power to the
Drive Motor Contactor. This stops the Drive Motor. Closing the Conveyor Switch reenergizes 6CR and
the Drive Motor starts.
If the Stop Button is pressed the CR relay is deenergized. This opens the normally open CR contacts.
The Drive Motor contactor is deenergized stopping the drive motor. The machine running signal
contacts open. The booster heater contactor control reverts back to the 5CR relay.
Power On, Doors Closed, Tanks Full, Tanks Heated,

Drive Running
Timer Operation:
Place soiled ware on the moving conveyor. As the ware enters the machine the Electric Eye is
triggered and the Electric Eye Relay (EER) is energized. The EER relay is energized only while an
object passes through the Electric Eye. When the EER normally open contact is closed the Pump
Timer and Rinse Timer are triggered. The Pump Timer output changes state and the following
components start or become energized: Prewash Motor, Wash Motor, Rinse Motor, Flushing Valve,
Detergent Signal, Blower Motor, and Heat.
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Timer Operation continued:
After the ware passes the Electric Eye the Pump Timer continues to count down. The Pump Timer output
remains energized until the preset time period elapses. When the timer output is deenergized the items
listed above are turned off. In addition the Rinse Timer is reset.
The Rinse Timer begins to count down when the EER contact closes. At the end of the preset time
period the output changes state and the following components start or become energized: Rinse Aid
Signal, Econo Rinse Motor, and Final Rinse Valve
When the Rinse Timer is triggered the timer output changes state the items listed above are turned off.
If additional items enter the machine before the Pump Timer counts down the Pump Timer is reset and
starts to count down again. Because the Rinse Timer does not reset until the Pump Timer counts down,
as long as items are placed on the conveyor before the pump timer has timed out the Rinse Timer output
will not change keeping the rinse on.
Power On, Doors Closed, Tanks Full, Tanks Heated,

Drive Running, Pumps Running
Abnormal Operation:
If a door is opened the 1CR relay deenergizes. The CR relay is deenergized and the machine stops.
Tank heaters are deenergized. The Booster Heater continues to operate. Closing the door allows the
tank heaters to operate. Pressing the start button restarts the machine. The drive motor and pumps
restart. The timers resume counting where they left off.
If the conveyor Switch is opened the Drive motor and pumps stop. The Tank Heaters and Booster
heaters continue to operate. When the conveyor Switch is closed the Drive motor and pumps restart.
The timers resume counting where they left off.
Pressing the Stop button deenergizes the CR relay. The Drive motor and pumps stop. The Tank Heaters
and Booster heaters continue to operate. When the Start button is pressed the CR relay is reenergized
and the Drive motor and pumps restart. The timers resume counting where they left off.
5. The following applies to any tank at any time after initial fill is complete:
Tank Level Control:
If the tank level falls and the upper float switch opens nothing will happen. If the tank level continues to
fall and the lower float switch opens the associated fill switch relay is deenergized and the tank heaters
contactors are deenergized. The tank fill valve opens.
As the tank refills and the lower float switch is closed nothing will happen. When the tank is full the upper
float switch closes and the fill switch relay is energized. The fill valve deenergizes and closes. The tank
heater contactors are now controlled by the thermostat.
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Electrical Service
Champion offers a variety of options for the Upright Conveyor dishwasher.
It is extremely important that you identify the options installed on the machine BEFORE you begin
repairs. The basic operation of the upright conveyor is the same for all models. If you are not
completely familiar with the design and operation of your machine, please read all the information
contained in this manual before attempting any repairs. What appears to be a serious problem at
first, may be corrected with a simple maintenance or operation check.
Power Requirements:
All models require 3 Phase power.
Standard voltages are available in 208/60/3 240/60/3 460/60/3
Non-standard voltages are availableConsult the factory.
Service Connections:
The main power connection is made at a single point in the Control Cabinet. Optional Electric
Boosters have a separate service connection. Optional Electric Blower dryers have a separate
service connection.
Line Voltage:
Three phase line voltage is supplied to:
Pump motors
Drive Motor
Optional Blower Dryer motor
Electric tank heater elements
Optional Booster tank heater elements
Single phase line voltage is supplied to:
Econo-Rinse pump and motor
Control Transformer (In control cabinet)
[Step-down Line Voltage: 120VAC]
Control Voltage:
120VAC is supplied by the secondary of the
control transformer to: Control cabinet switches
Remote pushbutton stations The Electric Eye circuit input Pump & Final Rinse Timers Solenoid
Valves
Thermostats
Contactors
Motor starter overloads
Hold-in Relay
24VAC Control Transformer
[Step-down 120VAC:24VAC]
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Control Voltage
(24VAC)
24VAC control voltage
is supplied to: Door Safety Switches Float switches Conveyor switch
Control Relays (See Control Cabinet/Schematic)
Schematics
Champion places an electrical schematic in the control cabinet of every machine before it is shipped.
Schematics are included at the back of this manual as well. Be aware that these schematics include
options that may not apply to your machine. Options are enclosed in dashed lines with the words
(IF USED) next to them on the schematic. Disregard any options that appear on the schematics that
are not a part of your machine.
Tools
All electrical repairs can be made with: Standard set of hand tools Volt/Ohm Meter (VOM) Clip-on AC
current tester
Circuit Tests
Use a clip-on AC current tester to check the 3-phase motors and electric heaters. Use a VOM to test
the 120VAC and the 24VAC control circuits and their associated components. Do not use chassis
ground to perform voltage tests.
PERFORM VOLTAGE CHECKS BY READING FROM THE HOT SIDE OF THE
120VAC LINE AND ANY WHITE OR #2 WIRE.
WARNING !
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Fuse Blocks120VAC Control Voltage
Two fuse blocks, located in the center rear of the main control cabinet protect the main
control transformer. Each fuse block holds a 5 AMP fuse. The fuses are marked 1FU and
2FU on the electrical schematic.
To Replace the fuse:
1. Disconnect power to the machine at the main service switch.
2. Flip the tab on the top of the fuse block to open the block.
3. Remove the 5 AMP fuse and replace with another 5 AMP fuse.
4. Close the fuse block and turn the main power on.
5. DO NOT INCREASE THE FUSE SIZE.
Line fuse block open
Line fuse removed
Motor Overloads
Overloads are located inside the control cabinet. Each 3-phase motor has an overload and
an auxiliary switch that breaks the 120VAC power to its associated motor contactor.
Motor Overload OFF
Motor Overload ON
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Pump Timer and Final Rinse Timer
The timers have the following user-defined settings:
1. Adjustable time range
2. Timer knob setting
3. 50 Hz or 60 Hz setting
4. Indicator light (ON when timer is counting)
The Pump Timer is an OFF DELAY timer.
The Final Rinse Timer is an ON DELAY timer.
Each timer is clearly marked with a tag noting the
time set by the factory.
To Replace a Timer:
Disconnect power to the machine at the main service switch.
Remove the defective timer and install the replacement.
Adjust the new timer setting to match the setting of the original timer.
To Check the Pump Timer Setting:
To Check the Final Rinse Timer Setting:
Turn the power on.
Place an object on the conveyor.
Press the Green start button. The
conveyor will start.
When the object enters the load end
tunnel the pumps will start.
Wait for the object to exit the tunnel at
the unload end.

When the pumps stop, push the
conveyor shut-off shelf to stop
the conveyor.
Measure the distance between the exit
end of the tunnel and the object.

The object should be about 1 foot past
the end of the tunnel.
If the distance is less than 1 foot,
increase the pump timer setting 10
seconds. Continue to increase the timer

setting in 10 second increments until
the proper distance is reached.
If the measured distance is greater than
1 foot, decrease the pump timer setting
10 seconds. Continue to decrease the timer setting in
10 second increments until the proper distance is reached.
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Turn the power on.

Place on object on the conveyor.
Press the Green start button. The conveyor will start.
When the object enters the tunnel the pumps will start.
Wait for the final rinse to begin.
Press the Red stop button the instant the final rinse begins.
Open the power rinse tank door and
measure the distance between the object and
the final rinse pipes.
The object should be 2 feet from
entering the final rinse area.
If the distance is less than 2 feet between the object and
the final rinse pipes then, decrease the final rinse
timer setting 10 seconds. Continue this
process until the proper distance is reached.
Run a final test to check both timer settings.
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Electrical Service
Electric Eye Energy Sentinel System (Idle Pump Shut-off/Rinse Saver)
Circuit Explanation
The electric eyes are infrared sensors located on the load end of the machine. The sensors
consist of an emitter and a receiver. These components switch the 120VAC control voltage
supplied to the pump timer.
When an object moving on the conveyor breaks the infrared beam between the eyes, contacts
(EER) close and complete the 120VAC circuit.
The pump timer resets and the pump motors start.
The pump timer and the final rinse timer begin to time down.
The pump timer resets each time the beam is broken.
Component Location
The Emitter is mounted on the back of the load section. The Receiver is mounted on the front of
the load section.
Cleaning
Be sure the emitter and receiver lenses are clean. Wipe the lenses clean with a soft cloth and
common rubbing alcohol.
Alignment
Electric eyes do not normally require aligning except when replacing a defective unit.
The eyes are aligned visually. Make sure they oppose one another across the conveyor belt.
Replacement
Remove the electric eye and disconnect the cable. Mount the new eye in its cover using the nut
provided. Recess the sensor 1/16" in the cover to protect the lens.
Receiver
Infrared Electric Eyes

Emitter
Green LED
Power ON
indicator
Yellow
output
indicator
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Electric Eye Energy Sentinel System

Electric Eye Bypass Switch
The electric eye bypass switch is located inside the top
mounted control cabinet to provide manual operation in
the event the Energy Sentinel System experiences a
problem.
Place the switch in the Automatic position to activate the
Electric Eye system.
Pumps run when an object enters the load end tunnel.
Timers control the pump run time and the final rinse.
Place the switch in the Manual position to disconnect the Energy Sentinel System.
Pumps and final rinse run continuously when the Green start button is pressed.
Pumps and final rinse shut down when the Red stop button is pressed.
Troubleshooting
A failure in the electric eyes most often results in the following conditions:
1. Pumps run constantly.
2. Pumps will not run at all.
Inspect the components to isolate the defective component:
1. Make sure that the bypass switch is in the automatic position.
2. Inspect and clean the lenses of the receiver and the emitter.
3. Check that electric eyes are aligned.
Check the indicator lights on the back of the electric eyes:
1. Remove two screws holding electric eye covers. Rotate covers away from tunnel
end so you can see indicator lights inside the covers. Do not remove eyes from covers.
2. Make sure that the electric eyes are aligned opposite of each other across the belt.
3. Make sure that both Green LEDs are ON.
4. Block the beam completely. The Receiver Yellow LED should be OFF.
5. Unblock the beam completely. The Yellow LED should be ON.
6. If all LEDs check OK, but the system fails to operate, try replacing the receiver first,
and then the emitter.
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Automatic Fill/Low Water Heat Protection
Dual Float Switches:
Each tank contains a dual float. A metal stem holds 2 stainless steel floats
which are free to move up and down. Magnets in the floats operate reed
switches in the stem. The switches control relays that control the tank heat
circuit.
Circuit Explanation:
Bottom Float and Reed Switch:
1.
The bottom float controls the heat.
2.
When the bottom float is up, the bottom reed switch is Normally
Closed (NC).
Top Float and Reed Switch:

1.
The top float controls a fill valve.
2.
When the top float is down, the top reed switch is Normally Open
(NO).
3.
When the top float is up, the top reed switch is Normally Closed
(NC).
The Top and Bottom Floats work together:

1.
When the tank is completely empty, the top float is down and its reed switch is NO.
2.
The control relay for the float switch is de-energized.
3.
The fill valve for the tank is energized and the tank begins to fill with water.
4.
As the water level in the tank rises, the bottom float begins to move up.
5.
When the bottom float is completely up, its NO reed switch contacts close.
6.
This prepares the heat circuit, but the heat Does Not energize at this time.
7.
The tank continues to fill until the top float is completely up.
8.
The top floats NO reed switch contacts close. Its control relay energizes.
The fill valve de-energizes.
9.
The heat circuit energizes through the NC contacts of the bottom float and the contacts of the
control relay.
During Normal Operation:

1.
If the water level in a tank falls below the level of the top float, the top float moves down
and its reed switch contacts open.
2.
When the water level falls below the level of the bottom float, the bottom float moves down
and its reed switch opens.
3.
The control relay de-energizes. The fill valve energizes and refills the tank.
4.
The heat circuit will de-energize until the water level in the tank raises the top float again.
5.
The bottom float keeps the heat circuit ready as long as the water level is above the level
of the bottom float.
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Automatic Fill/Low Water Heat Protection

A dual float switch controls the fill and heat circuit for its associated wash, eco-rinse,
or power wash tank as well as the electric or steam booster heat.
Note:
The Power Rinse Tank dual float controls the heat circuit of the OPTIONAL Champion
built-in booster (Steam or Electric). 120VAC Booster Control Voltage is supplied from
the rinse tank heat control thermostat to the booster heat control thermostat.
Identifying a dual float problem:

1.
Wash tank(s) fill constantly.
2.
Final rinse water runs constantly/No rinse tank heat.
3.
Tank heat will not come on.
4.
Final rinse booster heat will not come on.
System checks:
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1.
Dual float assembly is clean and free of scale build-up.
2.
Stainless steel balls on the float assembly move up and down freely.
1.
All drain valves are fully closed.
2.
Incoming water supply Flow Pressure is 20-22 PSI.
3.
Fuses in control cabinet are good (Electric Heat Only).
4.
Steam supply and steam traps operate correctly.
5.
Tank Heat thermostats and/or high limit thermostats operate correctly.
6.
Booster heat thermostats and/or high limit thermostats operate correctly.
7.
Electric Eye Bypass switch is in the Automatic position.
Electrical Service
Thermostats
1.
2.
The normally open (N.O.)

control thermostat switches
120VAC control voltage
to its control relay and
heat contactor. The
thermostat range is
95F/35C to 194F/50C.
The normally closed (N.C.)
high limit thermostat
disconnects the 120VAC
control voltage to its control
relay and heat contactor if
the tank or booster temperature
exceeds 240F/116C. This
setting is not adjustable.
Control Adjustment Screw

95F/35C thru 194F/50C
Control
Thermostat
Factory Set
Do not Adjust
High Limit
Thermostat
240F/116C
Reset
Button
Thermostat Adjustment:
1.
The control thermostat is connected in the heat circuit through

its normally open (N.O.) contacts.
To adjust:
Turn the adjustment screw CW to increase the temperature setting or
CCW to decrease the temperature setting.
2.
The high limit thermostat is connected in the heat circuit through its
normally closed (N.C.) contacts.
The setting is set at the factory and the adjusting screw is locked.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THE HIGH LIMIT SET POINT
To reset the high limit:
Push the red reset button in the center of the high limit thermostat.
Immediately troubleshoot/repair the cause of the problem.
Thermostat Locations:
1.
Electric booster thermostats are mounted on the base of the unload section of the
dishwasher adjacent to the booster assembly.
2.
Wash tank thermostats are mounted inside their respective wash tank junction boxes.
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Motors
Low voltage:
115 VAC
208-240 VAC,50/ 60HZ, 1 and 3 PH
High voltage:
480 VAC, 50/60HZ, 3 PH
High voltage:
575 VAC, 50/60HZ, 3 PH
(Special order only - Must have factory approval) 120VAC, 50/60HZ, 1 PH

Horsepower:
Prewash pump:
1, 2 or 3 HP
Wash pump:
3 HP
Rinse pump:
3 HP
EconoRinse pump:
1/5 HP, (115 VAC)
Conveyor drive:
1/2 HP
Motor Wiring:
1.
Refer to the wiring diagram at right.
2.
208VAC/240VAC/3PH motors are connected per

the low voltage diagram.
3.
480VAC/575/3PH motors are connected per

the high voltage diagram.
4.
The 115 VAC econo-rinse pump motor has a

flexible power cord, (WHT, BLK, GRN wires).
Troubleshooting:
Motor will not run:
1.
Check incoming 3-phase power at the

main terminal block in the control cabinet.
2.
Check for tripped motor overload in control cabinet.
Motor runs hot and trips motor overload:

1.
Check for proper voltage between L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3.
2.
Check FLA on motor leads L1, L2, L3 using amp tester.
(Motor full load amp ratings, (FLA), are stamped on motor nameplates).
Motor runs hot and trips motor starter overload:
1. Check for proper voltage between L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3.
2.
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Check FLA on motor leads L1, L2, L3 using amp tester. (Motor full load amp (FLA)
ratings are stamped on motor nameplate).
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Motor Replacement:
Note:
Champion does not supply motor bearings, rotors, nor stators as separate service
replacement parts. A motor is available as a service replacement part or as part of a
complete pump/motor assembly.
WARNING !
1.
Disconnect the power to the machine.
2.
Disconnect the wires at the motor junction box.
3.
Tag the motor connections to maintain motor phasing.
4.
Install the new motor and check for proper rotation.

Proper shaft rotation is clockwise (CW) looking at the rear of the motor.
5.
When requesting a replacement motor, please have available:

a. The machine model number.
b. The machine serial number.
c. The motor location, i.e. (prewash tank, conveyor drive, etc.)
d. The machine Voltage, Hz, and phase.
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Mechanical Service Pump Seal Replacement
NOTE !
Study the instructions below
before you replace a pump
seal.
Remove Defective Pump Seal

1.
Disconnect the power to the machine.
2.
Disconnect the wires at the motor junction box.
3.
Make note of the motor connections in order to phase the replacement correctly.
4.
Remove pump/motor assembly to a clean work area.
5.
Follow the diagrams below for pump disassembly and seal replacement.
Mark alignment of motor and pump

Remove pump volute.
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NOTE !
Replace the pump motor if motor shaft is grooved, pitted, or bent.
Clean rust and debris from seal seat and motor shaft. Debur with fine
finishing paper specifically designed for metal surfaces.
Use a new seal assembly preferably from an unopened package.
The wax paper, and paper disk between the seal parts should be intact.
Avoid touching the graphite or the ceramic surfaces of the seal assembly.
Check both surfaces for cracks, chips, oil or grease. Discard the seal and
get a new one if any damage is found.
Install New Pump Seal
DO NOT TOUCH CERAMIC
DO NOT TOUCH GRAPHITE
Impeller and pump housing do not touch

Turn impeller CCW. Properly installed
pump seal prevents freewheeling.
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.032
.015
.0085
3
2
1
Use Champion OEM Shim/Gasket Kits Only: P/N 900737

Number and thickness of shims will vary between pumps.
Notches in a shim identifies thickness.
Measure gap between impeller vanes and pump volute.

Minimum clearance must be .030" [0.76 mm].
Rotate the motor shaft CW to check proper

clearance. Reinstall assembly and test run
checking for leaks. Look at the rear of the motor
to make sure motor shaft rotation is CW.
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WARNING !
MOVING CONVEYOR PARTS may cause INJURY

OR DEATH. Keep hands and clothing clear of
the belt.
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN THE
CONVEYOR BELT IS MOVING.
WARNING !
ELECTRIC SHOCK may cause INJURY OR
DEATH.
Attach a label to the breaker indicating that work is
being made on the electrical circuit.
NOTE !
READ ALL OF THE CONVEYOR BELT INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE YOU BEGIN TO ADJUST OR REPAIR THE
CONVEYOR BELT SYSTEM.
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NOTE !
UNTRAINED PERSONS MUST NOT
ATTEMPT TO ADJUST OR REPAIR THE
DISHWASHER CONVEYOR BELT.
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WARNING !
MOVING CONVEYOR PARTS may cause INJURY

OR DEATH. Keep hands and clothing clear of
the belt.
USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN THE
CONVEYOR BELT IS MOVING.
Remove access panels at unload section "B" of dishwasher
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Lift conveyor belt and check the distance between the top of the side access slot
and the top of a conveyor belt rod.
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Turn jacking bolts on bearing take-up assemblies to achieve proper

conveyor belt tension.
Check the belt tracking on the conveyor shaft

sprockets and adjust take-up assemblies as
necessary to achieve an even track on all sprockets.
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Replace Electric Booster Control Thermostat
WARNING !
ELECTRIC SHOCK may cause INJURY OR
DEATH.
Attach a label to the breaker indicating that work is
being made on the electrical circuit.
NOTE !
READ ALL OF THE THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE YOU REPLACE THE CONTROL THERMOSTAT
USED IN AN ELECTRIC BOOSTER HEATER.
IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAN CAUSE FINAL RINSE
TEMPERATURE PROBLEMS.
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1.
You will need a permanent marker such as a SHARPIE or comparable in order

to mark the control thermostat capillary tube.
2.
Do not crimp the thermostat capillary tube.
3.
The ferrule cannot be repositioned after the gland nut has compressed the ferrule
on the capillary tube.
4.
The control thermostat fitting is located on the left underside of the booster tank
when viewing the booster tank from the front.
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Mechanical Service
Replace Electric Booster Control Thermostat
Slide ferrule 8" away from the end of the thermostat probe and mark.
Thread gland nut into booster tank fitting.
1"
Insert thermostat probe into

booster tank taking care not
to crimp capillary tube.
8"
Slide ferrule and small gland nut

up to mark on capillary tube.
Tighten small gland nut to seal
the assembly.
Complete the installation of
the thermostat body and check
booster heater operation.
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Installation and Service Guide with Service Replacement Parts

Beginning with Serial No. J2089 and above

24" wide conveyor with a 4', 6',or 8'

Dishwasher serial no.

Issue Date: 5.09.07

Manual P/N 114254 rev. A

For machines beginning with S/N J2089 and above

2674 N. Service Road, Jordan Station

For all models:

National Service Department

Please have this information on-hand

COPYRIGHT 2006 All rights reserved

Printed in the USA

Revisions to this manual

Released first edition 7.06245

Rev. parts list format 7.03226

Electric high temperature flight-type conveyor dishwasher with built-in

Steam high temperature flight-type conveyor dishwasher with built-in

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Service Replacement Parts _______________________________ 47

Basic Service ____________________________________________ 190

Electrical Schematics ______________________________________

Lighting of gas pilots or burners.

How to operate your dishwasher

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Keep these instructions available for quick reference.

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clean ware exits the dishwasher and begins to flash dry

Stand in front of the dishwasher facing the access doors.

Stand in front of the dishwasher as in the Plan view.

The side view is somewhat tricky because the right-hand/

How to operate your dishwasher

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Conveyor Travel Direction

Operation: Step by Step

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DO NOT flip the dishwasher power switch "ON"

2. Check the chemical connections and chemical containers are

Operation: Step by Step

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Close all drains.

Make sure floats,

Always slide the pump

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Place the curtains in

To install the curtains:

Place the curtain rod

Place the 19" long

Place the 14" center

Place the 10" final rinse

Operation: Step by Step

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Check the upper and lower

Install the upper wash arm

Install the lower wash arm

Make sure all wash arm

The auxiliary rinse section

Operation: Step by Step

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