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1. Disassemble dough
roller and all of the components.
2. The following are
stripped to bare metal: dough roller frame roller shafts scraper
blade holders idler arm assemblies belt alignment collars and
brackets shaft castings belt adjustment rods power drive guard
assembly top and back cover electrical boxes
3. The rollers are
turned and polished, after which a coat of food grade lubricant is
applied.
4. The hopper, feed
pan and all stainless steel parts are cleanded and polished then a coat of
food grade lubricant is applied.
5. The gear reducer is
cleaned and serviced. The following parts are also
serviced: pulley change gear lube replace seals check for worn
shaft and gears
6. The drive moter is
cleaned and serviced, which includes the following: replace
brushes replace broken wiring and terminals replace
bearings replace service cord check service cord check shaft,
armature and bushings |
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7. The plastic or
metal scraper blades are replaced.
8. Drill and re-tap
adjustment knob holes if stripped.
>9. Drill holes for
mounting the easy set roller thickness adjustment cranks.
10. Gear and motor
supports are welded which adds extra support.
11. The following are
replaced with new parts: roller bearings drive chain
assembly conveyor and motor drive belts springs on idler arm and
scraper blades roller adjustment knobs stripped or broken bolts,
pins and screws stud shaft and lower idler arm roller
shafts lower and upper idler sprockets and shaft belt alignment
collars feed pan
12. A base coat of
primer is applied, after which follows a finish with epoxy enamel seal on
the following parts: frame idler and assemblies shaft castings ends of upper
rollers take up rods dust cover: top and back cover stud
shaft all sprockets
13. Finally, the plate
containing serial number and model number is attached on the
frame. |