Avantco 177embs94ss 94 Inch Electric Meat And Bone Saw User Manual

Avantco 177embs94ss 94 Inch Electric Meat And Bone Saw User Manual

AVANTCO 177EMBS94SS 94 Inch Electric Meat and Bone Saw User Manual
AVANTCO 177EMBS94SS 94 Inch Electric Meat and Bone Saw

WARNING
The warnings, cautions, and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover all possible conditions or situations that could occur. It must be understood by the operator that common sense and caution are factors that cannot be built into this product, but must be supplied by the operator.

General Safety Regulations

Please use this machine according to these cautions. The user should understand all rules. Please carefully read them before you operate the machine. This machine may cause harm to the health of the operator if the user removes or changes equipment in the machine.

We are not responsible for any injuries resulting from improper operation of this machine. Please operate according to “Operation Method” instructions and follow the proper operation procedures while using. Take care while assembling and operating, in order to avoid scratching skin. Please avoid putting hands around the saw blade to prevent any possible injuries. Please read the instruction manual.

  • Keep all loose clothing, away from moving parts when the saw is in use.
  • Keep fingers and hair away from moving parts when saw is in use.
  • Turn the unit off before unplugging it from the outlet.
  • Always unplug it when changing a part on the saw.
  • Unplug when assembling or disassembling the unit.
  • Always provide supervision when this appliance is being used near children.
  • Do not disassemble the saw during operation.
  • Avoid contact with moving parts.
  • Do not use the saw if the power cord is broken.
  • To protect against risk of electrical shock, do not put any electrical components, such as the motor or cord, in water or other liquids.
  • Unplug this unit from the outlet before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning.
  • Do not use fingers to scrape food away from the discharge disc while the appliance is operating. A cut type injury may result.
  • Do not operate your appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug, after it malfunctions, or if it is dropped and damaged in any manner.
  • The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the manufacturer may cause fire, electric shock, or injury.
  • Do not use outdoors.
  • Do not let the cord hang over edge of table or counter.
  • SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

Technical Details

Motor3HP (2200W)
Blade94″ (2400mm)
Blade Speed72’/Second
Cutting Thickness10″ (253mm)
Max Cutting Height14″ (356mm)
Max Cutting Width10″ (253mm)
Table Size28″x31.5″ (710x800mm)

IF YOU USE AN EXTENSION CORD, MAKE SURE TO USE ONLY UL APPROVED CORDS WITH THE CORRECT GAUGE AND LENGTH. SEE BELOW:

NameplateExtension Cord Length
Amperes25’50’75’100’150’200’
0-5161616141212
5.1-81616141219
8.1-1214141210
12.1-1512121010
15.1-20101010

Assembly & Operation Instructions

Before Use 

When unpacking, checking to make sure all parts shown are included.

Installation (See Fig 1) 

  1. The Tabletop Butcher Saw is fully assembled and is ready to be used right out of the box.
  2. The Tabletop Butcher Saw should be put on a flat, level surface capable of withstanding vibration.
  3. Open the door cover (#44) of the machine and inspect if the saw blade is correctly fixed on the top and belt of the wheels (#19, #37); the teeth edge of the blade should be flush with the edge of the wheels.
  4. Close the door cover (#44), and turn the wheel control knob (#16) counterclockwise, then plug the saw in. Turn on the switch to start the work, turn off the black switch to stop it. When the machine works, ensure the blade drives in a clockwise manner.

Assembly Instruction

Operation Instructions 

  1. When you stand by the machine, please put the meat between the saw blade and the (#45). Control the safety fence with your right hand and the meat with the left hand. Then use the handle of the safety fence to guide the blade through the meat.
  2. Use the thickness adjustor to control the thickness of cuts.
  3. When using the saw, push the handle of the safety fence evenly and parallel from left to right as shown below (See Fig. 2).

Operation Instructions 

NOTE

  1. Before using the machine, check the scraper to ensure that it leans against the blade, but ensure that it does not touch to the teeth of blade. The scraper removes the meat scraps from the blade when the machine is working. Empty the scrap tray (#43) regularly. (See below Fig. 3)
    Operation Instructions 
  2. When the tabletop butcher saw is not in use, unscrew the tension knob (#5) counterclockwise for two revolutions to release the tension; when it is time to use the machine, tighten it by screwing it clockwise two revolutions. Following this procedure could increase the useful life of the blade.
  3. When the operator opens the door cover of the machine, the open door-cut off power switch will stop the operation, but the saw blade still will continue to spin for a time. Allow the blade to stop completely.
  4. Always use safety gloves when operating the tabletop butcher saw.

Replace Saw Blade 

  1. Loosen the blade by turning the tension knob counterclockwise.
  2. Carefully remove old blade and replace with new blade. Pay special attention to the direction the saw tooth blades are going. Otherwise, the saw blade will break off from the machine.
  3. Make sure the saw blade and slicer are installed between the top wheel and bottom pulley/middle plate and that it passes through the guide groove.
  4. After installing the new blade, turn the tension knob to the point that the loosened wheel can make a slicing sound. This sound means the blade has the correct amount of tension.
  5. Be sure to match the right saw blade to the type of food you are cutting.

Cleaning, Inspection & Maintenance

WARNING
Always disconnect this butcher saw from its electrical power supply source before performing any cleaning, inspection, or maintenance. Always wear heavy-duty gloves when adjusting and handling the saw blade.

Cleaning
Disconnect machine from power source before cleaning. Open the door of machine, loosen the tension, and take off the saw blade. Loosen the scraper protection knob, just enough to take off scraper. It’s best to clean the machine with hot water and a hard brush.

Cleaning

You can also use hot water to scour and wash the main parts, belt, and protective device. Afterwards, wipe off all water from the machine with a dry cloth.

Pay attention to cleaning the dead angle, wheel, and chain wheel bottom parts.

Cleaning the dead angle

Exploded Parts List

PART NO.DESCRIPTIONQTY.
1Cover1
2Nut1
3Gasket16
4Spring1
5Adjusting Handle1
6Sheath1
7Steel Ball4
8End Cover1
9Mandrel1
10Equatorial Bond1
11Pressure Spring1
12Tension Guide Bush1
13Switch Box1
14Stop Button1
15Start Button1
16Control Knob2
17Handle2
18Manger Board1
19Belth Wheel 11
20Guiding Shaft1
21One-Way Rubber Sealing Ring1
22Bearing2
23Space Ring1
24Shaft1
25Thrust Washer1
26O-Rings1
27Gland 11
28Saw Blade1
29Holder2
30Cleaning Shell4
31Clean Sheet2
32Handle1
33Sliding Countertops1
34Cover Plate1
35Bakelite Handle2
36Detent Ring1
37Belt Wheel 21
38Baseboard1
39Adjusting Foot2
40Non-Adjusting Foot2
41Base1
42Body1
43Scrap Tray (Not for Type A)1
44Dover Cover1
45Safety Fence1
46Spindel1
47Protect Tooth Holder1
48Spindle1
49Back Frame1
50Motor1
51Open The Power Switch1
52Contactor & Thermal Relay1
53Handle1
54Cover Board1
55Guide Block1
56Slider1
57Axle1
58Cullis2
59Mobile Shield Block1
60Sliding Square Shaft1
61Guide Block1
62Switch Rubber Mat1
63Locring Plate1
64Lock Screw1
65Angle Block1
66Motor Support Frame1
67The Tailing Treatment Plant1
68Base (With the Drawer)1
69Screw18
70Gasket1
71Transition Socket1
72Handle1
73Screw1
74Fixed Seat1
75Shaft14
76Nut10
77Spring Washer1
78Handle1
79Move Axis1
80Rod Holding Plate1
81Base (With the Drawer)1
82Door1

Exploded Parts Diagram

Exploded Parts Diagram

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