PDOJ-M-NSF

Single Serving Ice Shaver

User Manual

Brought to you by SAC FOOD SUPPLIES, INC.

Table of Contents

Features………………………………………………..1

Machine Overview ................... …………………….2

Assembly Steps………………………………………3

Operating Instructions………………………………4

Blade Installation……………………………………..8

Trouble Shooting…………………………………….10

Routine Maintenance………………………………..11

Cleaning the Ice Shaver……………….……11

Lubricating the Center Shaft………….…...13

Manufacturer’s Warranty…………………………...15

1

Features

PDOJ-M-NSF Single Serving Ice Shaver Color Black Spots International Certification NSF / CE / KC Shaving Speed 10-20sec / serving (4-8oz)

Power 90W / 120V / 60Hz Dimension (W x D x H) 8” x 14” x 28” Net Weight 22 lbs Features • Single serving design yields

constant texture consistency. • Single serving ice block

negates cycle contamination of parts.

• Easy removal of parts facilitates efficient cleaning.

• Catching shaved ice is automatically performed with a rotator base.

• A new compact machine design and size will save precious workspace.

2

Machine Overview

Center Shaft Cover Overload Breaker

Power Switch

Ice Block Chamber

Handle

Shaving Plate

Plate Position Fixture

Rotator Base

3

Assembly Steps

1. Align the red dot on the Shaving Plate and the red dot on the Ice Block Chamber.

Push the Shaving Plate against the Ice Block Chamber and turn the Shaving Plate clockwise to lock these two devices together.

2. Rotate the Ice Block Chamber clockwise to install it onto the shaver as shown in the picture.

3. Adjust the red Plate

Position Fixtures to fit the bottom size of the serving container.

Examples are provide

4

Operating Instructions

1. Place your serving container

at the center of the Rotator Base.

2. Hold the handle and rotate it

in a counter-clockwise direction to remove the Shaving Plate.

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Operating Instructions (cont.)

3. Place a single serving of

ice block on the Shaving Plate.

4. Align the red dots on both

the Ice Block Chamber and the Shaving Plate.

5. Then, while pushing the Shaving Plate upward, rotate the Shaving Plate in a clockwise direction to attach it back to the bottom of the Ice Block Chamber.

6

Operating Instructions (cont.)

6. Push the Power Switch all the way down to start the shaving process.

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Operating Instructions (cont.)

7. When shaving completes, push the Power Switch fully upward to raise the Center Shaft.

8. To stop the shaver, push the Power Switch to its center position.

9. Rotate the Shaving Plate

in counter-clockwise direction to remove the Shaving Plate. Then, discard the residual ice on the Shaving Plate.

8

Blade Installation

1. Place the Blade on the

back of the Shaving Plate with the Logo side down as shown in the picture and along the back edge.

2. Place the Blade Holder on

top of the Blade, checking that the Blade is sitting on the back edge.

3. Mildly secure the Blade and

the Blade Holder with a butterfly nut by hand.

4. Push the Blade downward

until the sharp end of the Blade is slightly above to shaving surface on the other side of the Shaving Plate.

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Blade Installation (cont.)

Things to check for: 1. Logo side of the blade is faced down. 2. The Blade is sitting on the back edge. 3. The Blade is slightly above the shaving surface.

Strongly tighten the butterfly nut by hand to fully secure the Blade and the Blade Holder. Repeat step 1 to step 4 in this section to install the other Blade.

Trouble Shooting

10

Problem

Cause Solution/Action

The shaver won't start. The unit is not plugged into a power supply.

Make sure the shaver is properly connected to a power supply.

The power socket in use has no electricity.

Connect the shaver to another wall socket that carries correct electricity.

The Overload Breaker jumped.

Push the Overload Breaker inward to reset the unit. If the Overload Breaker jumps twice or more times within 1-2 days, there is likely a problem with the power supply. Make sure the correct voltage is used.

The Shaver is making unusual noises during operation.

The Center Shaft is not properly lubricated.

Lubricate the Center Shaft. (See p. 13 under Lubricating the Center Shaft)

The shaver is running, but there is no output.

The shaving Blades and the ice block are not in contact.

Re-adjust the Blades. Slightly raise the Blades upward so that the sharp ends of the Blades come above the shaving surface. (See p. 10 under Blade Installation)

Blade(s) is loose. Re-install the Blade(s). (See p. 10 under Blade Installation)

The shaving Blades are dull.

Replace current Blades with a pair of new Blades. ( See p. 10 under Blade Installation)

Routine Maintenance

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1. Rotate the Ice Block

Chamber in a counter- clockwise direction to remove the Ice Block Chamber and Shaving Plate together.

2. Separate the Shaving

Plate from the Ice Block Chamber.

3. Clean and rinse the Ice

Chamber and Shaving Block Plate with water. Use detergent if necessary.

4. Use a designated wet towel to wipe clean the Ice Driving Plate.

12

Routine Maintenance (cont.)

Cleaning the Ice Shaver

Snow ice is made of water and other ingredients, so the Ice Chamber and the Shaving Plate must be cleaned at least every 30 minutes when operating in any setting.

1. Refer to Routine Maintenance on Page 11 to clean the

Shaving Plate, the Ice Block Chamber and the Ice Driving Plate.

2. Use another wet towel to clean the Rotator Base and the

Plate Position Fixtures. DO NOT spray water on the Rotator Base or the shaver.

3. After clean, you may sterilize the parts.

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Routine Maintenance (cont.)

Lubricating the Center Shaft

When the Center Shaft lacks lubrication, friction between the thread and the gear inside the shaver will cause the machine to produce unusual noises during operation (often a squeaking noise). Therefore, lubricant should be applied to the Center Shaft weekly even if you are not experiencing any problem with the shaver or hearing any noise from the shaver. To lubricate Center Shaft: 1. Remove the Ice

Chamber, the Shaving Plate and the Center Shaft Cover.

2. Push the Power Switch

fully upward to raise the Center Shaft to its top position. Then, turn the power off.

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Routine Maintenance (cont.)

3. Apply food grade grease

to the threads on the Center Shaft. Make sure that the thread gaps on the Center Shaft are fully filled with grease.

4. Push the Power Switch

fully downward to lower the Center Shaft to the bottom. Then, turn the power off by switching the machine to the “Stop” position.

5. Apply food grade grease to the visible part of the Center Shaft. Again, make sure that the thread gaps on the Center Shaft are fully filled with grease.

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Manufacturer’s Warranty

The PDOJ-M-NSF is covered under a one-year limited manufacturer warranty. Please note that the warranty does not cover the replacement of the shaving Blade or other consumable parts. Replacements are sold separately. Warranty also does not cover any physical damage, damage caused by improper or abnormal use, or damage to the motor associated with the use of an extension cord.

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