HOBART 1712 Slicer Instruction manual

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MODEL 1712 MEAT SLICER
ML-31261
A product of HOBART CORPORATION TROY, OHIO 45374
FORM 11732A (Rev. 11-76) (Supsds. F. 11732, 5-75)
1712 INSTRUCTIONS
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Instructions For Operation and Care of
HOBART MODEL 1712 SLICING MACHINE
1. INSTALLATION:
When the machine is packed for shipment, the
four rubber feet (1, Fig. 1) are taken off to permit
bolting the base to the shipping skid. The feet are
shipped in a cloth bag and can be quickly installed.
It is not necessary to fasten the slicer down in
ordinary service, as the cup-shaped rubber feet will
keep it from slipping on the table.
The oil for the transmission case is drained for ship-
ping purposes and MUST be replaced before the
machine is placed in operation. Tilt machine on side
(panel side up), dis-assemble panel and remove oil
level screw (5, Fig. 2). Next, use a medium sized
funnel and pour entire contents of oil from can
labeled “OIL FOR GEAR CASE.” With the
machine on its feet, the oil should then be at the
proper level at the oil level screw (5, Fig. 2).
INSTRUCTIONS 1712
PL-8825
If cord and plug is not used with this machine,
electrical connections should be made by qualified
workmen who will observe all applicable Safety
Codes and the National Electrical Code.
Before making electrical connections, CHECK THE
SPECIFICATIONS ON THE NAME PLATE (5, Fig.
1), TOMAKE SURE THEY AGREE WITH THOSE
OF YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
2. THICKNESS OF SLICE:
The knob or dial (3, Fig. 1) adjusts the thickness
of the slices cut. The numbers on the dial do not
indicate actual measurements, but are helpful in
duplicating past performances. To obtain the maxi-
mum slice thickness, it is necessary to turn the knob
beyond one complete revolution.
3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
When not actually slicing, turn the slice adjust-
ing knob clockwise as far as it will go. The gauge
plate will then be in line with the edge of the cut-
ting knife and guard it.
4. POWER CARRIAGE OPERATION:
The model 1712 slicing machine is equipped
with a dual (fast or slow) speed, power driven
carriage, but when desired the carriage may be hand-
Fig. 2
operated. The carriage driving arm operates when-
ever the slicer motor is running. To connect the
driving arm to the carriage, the operator should first
pull the carriage toward the front (dial end) of the
slicer. Next, lift the actuating mechanism lever
(1, Fig. 2) to a point where it is locked by the lock-
ing clip (2, Fig. 2). The lever drops the yoke (3,
Fig. 2) to a position where it can be picked up by
the engaging roller (4, Fig. 2). Push the carriage for-
ward toward the knife approximately 2", where it
will then be picked up automatically and operated
by power.
NOTE: Always pull the carriage to the front at end
of its travel before engaging the carriage power
drive.
4.1 Stopping the Carriage:
To stop the carriage, either turn off the
switch of the machine or release the carriage
power drive by lightly tapping the locking clip
(2, Fig. 2).
If the locking clip is tapped when the carriage
is at the end of its stroke closest to the oper-
ator, the carriage will stop instantly. This
eliminates carriage coasting which might give
an uncertain stopping position.
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4.2 Changing Carriage Speed:
The carriage speed shift may be changed
with machine running or not running and also
with the carriage engaged or not engaged.
Speeds are easily changed (when the carriage
is moving or stopped) if there is no load on
the diving key. The “no-load” condition on the
diving key occurs at each end of the carriage
stroke while machine is running or can be
produced when the machine is stopped by
moving the carriage slightly back and forth by
hand. To shift from low speed to high speed,
pull the knob (2, Fig. 1) of the shifter rod out-
ward and upward. In order to shift from high
speed to low speed push the shifter rod knob
(2, Fig. 1) down, a spring then automatically
~ returns the shifter to its low speed position.
5. SLICING FOOD:
5.1 Use of the fence:
The use of the fence (9, Fig. 1) can greatly
improve the automatic operation of the slicer.
It should be adjusted so that it comes close
to the material being sliced without touching
it. When thus adjusted, it keeps the material
in proper position in the carriage tray on the
return stroke, thereby insuring a straight, un-
iform cut, even at high speeds. One or more
fences can be used to provide chutes for
slicing a multiple number of smaller objects
(for example, the cutting of onion rings).
5.2 Meat Grip:
The meat grip is made with an especially
long travel so that it can back-up the largest
pieces of material being cut.
It can be rotated for use in any one of three
positions, depending upon the space available
as determined by the position of the fence.
A detachable, double pronged meat holder
may be used with the meat grip for holding
material from the top to suit special con-
ditions.
The hub of the meat grip arm (6, Fig. 1) has
a shape which prevents swinging the grip
(8, Fig. 1) out of the carriage tray to a position
where it could mar the finish of machine.
Do not try to force this arm. The grip moves
freely at the proper positions, and it must be
at the top of the slide rod (7, Fig. 1) to
swing clear of the tray. When the grip is not
needed, move it out of the way by the follow-
ing procedure:
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5.2.1 Lift the grip to the top of the slide
rod (7, Fig. 1).
5.2.2 Swing the grip around as shown by
arrow and broken line (A, Fig. 3).
5.2.3 Rotate the grip into a position that
allows it to nest in the grip retaining clip
(1, Fig. 3).
6. CLEANING & SANITIZING:
Unplug electrical power cord and clean the
surface of the machine daily. Make sure the knife
guards are in place and the slice adjusting knob is
turned clockwise as far as it will go when
performing this operation. A lift lever (8, Fig. 2)
with a pivoting foot (7, Fig. 2) is used to support
the 1712 slicer while cleaning. Raise the lift lever
past center to its forward position. With the lift
lever in this raised locked position the foot will
rest on the table or other slicer resting surface.
Simply pull lift lever back to its retracted position
after cleaning. CAUTION: Never operate slicer in
the raised position.
WARNING: Observe the same care while working
around the knife that you would use with any sharp-
edged tool.
PROCEDURE:
6.1 Materials required:
6.1.1 Small plastic two compartment pail.
6.1.2 Clean cloths.
6.1.3 Cleaner (“Soilax” All Purpose Cleaner).
6.1.4 Sanitizer (‘Mikro-Klene” iodophor sant
tizer).
6.2 Cleaning (using “Soilax” and “Mikro-
Klene”):
6.2.1 Add two ounces of “Soilax” Al
Purpose Cleaner to a gallon of hot water in
wash side of two compartment pail.
6.2.2 Mix rinse solution by adding two
teaspoons of ‘“Mikro-Klene” in one gallon
of cool water in rinse side of pail.
6.2.3 Wipe off large scraps of meat soil
6.2.4 Dip cloth into cleaning solution, then
wring out cloth. Wipe the entire outside of
slicer with cloth. Be sure to CAREFULLY
wipe the gauge plate.
6.2.5 Loosen the two retaining knobs (2 &
3, Fig. 4), rotate the front knife guard (1,
Fig. 4) clockwise to clear slots at the screw
heads and unhook from the stud (4, Fig. 4).
Lift off guard.
6.2.6 After front guard is removed, the back
guard (5, Fig. 4) can then be disassembled
by unscrewing the knob (6, Fig. 4).
6.2.7 Carefully wash the front and rear of the
knife with cloth that has been dipped in the
cleaning solution.
6.2.8 Wash the front and back guards.
6.2.9 Rinsing and sanitizing can be done by
going over all cleaned surfaces with a cloth
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that has been soaked in “Mikro-Klene”
rinse solution and wrung out enough so that
the solution does not run over the machine
but still leaves it wet.
6.2.10 Reassemble the back knife guard, then
the front knife guard. In replacing the front
knife guard, first hook the bottom clip over
the necked diameter of the stud (4, Fig. 4)
then drop the guard over the two round-
nosed securing screws. This guard has been
so designed, that if this procedure is follow-
ed, the knife will not be damaged.
6.2.11 Allow all surfaces to dry. Do not wipe.
Cover slicer until next use.
6.2.12 Cloth used for rinsing should be sent
to laundry, or discarded. Wash out pails.
CAUTION: Do NOT wash polished alumi-
num parts in dish or pan washer.
7. SHARPENING:
This machine is furnished with a Hobart “Stay-
Sharp” stainless steel knife. It should be sharpened
only when necessary. When not in use, hang the
sharpening unit in the notch (5, Fig. 5) of the side
panel. Use the thumb screw to secure the sharpener
in position on the inside of the machine. The
following sharpening procedure is recommended:
7.1 With the slice adjusting dial set at zero
and the guards in place, wash all the grease
from the exposed portion of the knife.
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Fig. 6
7.2 Remove the carriage (section 9) and set the
slice adjusting dial at 50.
7.3 Remove the sharpener from its storage
place.
7.4 Unscrew the thumb screw on the sharp-
ener until the sharpener slips upward into
the slot (4, Fig. 1) at the bottom of the gauge
plate. Push the sharpener firmly upward with
Fig. 7
the right hand, to remove any rocking tend-
ency. Tighten the thumb screw with the left
hand.
7.5 Start the motor.
7.6 Turn the slice adjusting knob (2, Fig. 7)
slowly to the right. This will bring the grind-
ing wheel into contact with the beveled side
of the knife.
7.7 Stop knife and check to see if burr has
started to develop on opposite face of knife.
7.8 As soon as burr appears depress truing
wheel by pressing on plunger (1, Fig. 7) with
right hand as shown. Grind and true simul-
taneously for approximately 3 seconds.
7.9 Release truing wheel and back away grinder
at the same time.
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7.10 Check to make sure that the characteristic
grind marks (1, Fig. 6) are plainly visible on
the ground surface, if not the grinding wheel
is not cutting. (Many operators try to sharpen
a knife with a grease-loaded stone which will
not cut).
7.11 Stop the motor, remove the sharpener,
turn the slice adjusting dial back to zero, and
return the sharpener to its place on the inside
of the side plate.
7.12 After sharpening; the slicer should be
cleaned again to remove any dust, or dirt as
a direct result of sharpening.
NOTE: The adjustments on the sharpening
unit are factory-set for best operation on the
machine.
8. CARRIAGE BEARING ADJUSTMENT:
8.1 Turning the adjusting screw (7, Fig. 5) will
regulate the amount of looseness (or play) in
the carriage. This set screw changes the
clearance between the “Rulon” plugs and
the upper slide rod. NOTE: Excessive tighten-
ing will cause needless friction on the upper
slide rod.
8.2 To adjust the eccentric stud & brg. sub-
assy. on the lower slide rod, loosen the
locking nut (4, Fig. 5), then turn the ec-
centric stud (3, Fig. 5) to suit. A proper
setting may be reached by turning the ec-
centric to a tight (or drag) position, then
loosening so that outer race of ball bearing
(2, Fig. 5) still turns on the lower slide rod,
but with a minimum of bearing pressure.
Excessive drag will be noted at the carriage if
the bearing is overly tightened. When proper-
ly adjusted, the carriage is free to glide on
slide rods. Over a period of time it may be
necessary to re-adjust bearing and/or rotate
the slide rod to eliminate the effect of any
flat on the rod.
NOTE: The sleeve bearings are for alignment
only.
9. CARRIAGE REMOVAL & ADJUSTMENT:
The carriage tray assembly can be taken off as a
unit by loosening the thumb screw (9, Fig. 5) and
sliding the assembly out of the “V” support. Care
should be used in order to prevent the tray from
striking and damaging the knife edge. The carriage
tray knife clearance may be changed by adjusting
the self-locking set screw (1, Fig. 5) to suit.
10. WEAR ADJUSTMENT:
After long service and many sharpenings of the
knife, it may be necessary to adjust the gauge plate
closer to the knife. Also the bevel on the worn knife
may be changed. This work should be done by a
Hobart Service Technician. Align gauge plate in
plane with knife. Straight edge must lie flat across
knife and gauge plate.
11. FRONT PLATE THRUST PLUG
ADJUSTMENT:
The front plate thrust plug (1, Fig. 8) is as-
sembled in the center of the knife retaining screw.
INSTRUCTIONS 1712
The end of this “Rulon” plug supports the front
plate when a heavy load slides across it. To adjust
the height of this plug, first dis-assemble the front
plate (guard), then remove the hex head knife re-
taining screw (2, Fig. 8). From the rear of this knife
screw, adjust the set screw (3, Fig. 8), until the
plug projects approximately 7/64" from the knife
screw. If properly adjusted the thrust plug just
clears or lightly touches (but must not raise) the
front plate under normal operating conditions. If
the plug (which is pressed into place) is adjusted too
far forward, back up the set screw and press the
plug back.
12. LUBRICATION:
Very little lubrication is needed. Both the upper
(8, Fig. 5) and lower (6, Fig. 5) slide rods are to be
lubricated. Use a few drops of oil (Texas “Havoline”
or equiv.) weekly on these slide rods.
Add two drops of oil weekly to the top of the
actuating block shaft.
Keep the two gauge plate slide rods lubricated with
a drop or two of tasteless oil (furnished) when re-
quired.
Keep the meat grip slide rod (7, Fig. 1) clean but
do NOT lubricate it.
The slicer power transmission, including the knife
shaft drive and the speed change gears, are lubri-
cated by a medium weight transmission oil circu-
lated by a gear pump. The transmission was filled
level at the oil level screw (5, Fig. 2) at the time of
installation. To drain the oil, tilt the machine on its
side (panel side up) and remove the drain screw (6,
Fig. 2). Return machine to level position and oil will
drain out. The motor bearings are grease-packed and
sealed, making additional lubrication unnecessary.
Bearings at the connecting points of the crank arm,
connecting rod and engaging arm are self-lubricating
porous bronze.
However, it may be desirable to re-lubricate these
bearings annually in order to replenish the lubricant.
13. MOTOR:
No periodic service is required for the motor.
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BASE UNIT
REPLACEMENT PARTS 1712
ILLUS.
PL-14152
PART
NO.
P-70238
SD-24-19
B-117579-1
B-117579-2
B-117578-1
SC-27-29
WL-10-1
FE-6-29
M-70021
WL-3-8
SC-9-70
M-88812-1
SC-37-85
WL-3-44
M-83681
B-117632
BF-2-1
B-105598
SC-9-49
NS-31-10
SC-7-82
M-86163-1
A-103912
M-88812-2
SC-9-82
P-87711-99-1
B-103914
5С-9-61
M-88733-1
M-88733-2
B-114767
B-87711-145-1
B-120857
A-105599
S-84067
SC-10-32
A-117718
A-106503
D-106504
SD-24-15
B-106501
PG-740
A-108001
A-106502
A-106505
BASE UNIT
NAME OF PART
Motor (See separate Motor Parts Sheet)
Cover - Bearing Bracket
Self-Tapping Screw - #8-32 x 3/8" Truss Hd. “Taptite”
Cord & Plug Assy. (3 Cond. under 150 V.) (Ground)
Cord & Plug Assy. (3 Cond. 200-250 V.) (Ground)
Cord Assy. (I.E.C.)
Mach. Screw - #8-32 x 3/8" Rd. Hd.
Lock Washer - #8 Ext. Shakeproof
Nut - Wire
Cover - Junction Box -——+—+ on oo
Lock Washer - #6 x .047" x .031”
Mach. Screw - #6-32 x 1/4” Rd. Hd.
Sub-Base & Bushing Sub-Assy.
Fin. Bolt - §/16"-18 x 1” Hex Hd.
Lock Washer - 5/16" x .125" x .078"
Foot
Tubing
Bushing - 3/8" Anti-Short
Cover - Switch Box
Mach. Screw - #6-32 x 3/8" Rd. Hd. (cover to switch)
Stop Nut - #10-24 “Elastic”
Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 3/4" Rd. Hd.
Knob - Switch Rod
Rod - Switch
Sub-Base & Bushing Sub-Assy.
Mach. Screw - #8-32 x 5/16” Rd. Hd. (switch to base)
Switch - Tumbler
Cover - Switch Box
Mach. Screw - #8-32 x 1/2" Rd. Hd. (cover to base)
Pilot Light & Terminal Assy. (with nut) (115 V.) —=-————————
Pilot Light & Terminal Assy. (with nut) (230 М.) ————
Pilot Light & Terminal Assy. (with nut) (230 V.) —-=—————————
Switch (with nuts) ————— ——
Insulator - Switch
Plug - 3/4" Dia.
Panel - Side —————————— aaa
Mach. Screw - #8-32 x 3/8" Truss Hd.
Base & Name Plate Sub-Assy.
Knob - Lifting Lever
Lever - Lifting
Self-Tapping Screw - 1/4"-20 x 3/4" Hex Washer Hd. “Taptite”
Retainer - Lifting Lever
Groov-Pin - Type #5, 1/16” x 9/16"
Foot - Lifting Lever
Push Nut
Lever & Foot Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #39, 40, 43, 44 & 45)
*1 Phase ONLY.
**3 Phase ONLY.
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KNIFE UNIT
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KNIFE UNIT
ILLUS. PART
PL-12599 NO. NAME OF PART AMT.
1 R-12430-3 Key - ---\0-——- ts 1
2 M-70406 Worm (ST) -=-------"""—e 1
3 M-73348 Key - Special Woodruff —— ee moo ooo = 1
4 NS-32-29 Stop Nut - 1/27-20 “Flexloc” —-— AAA = ее 1
5 WS-8-9 Washer ———————— еее AA 1
6 M-70302 Gear - Knife Shaft Worm (24T) ———————————— —— 1
7 V-104001 Washer - Thrust —————— еее ————————— 1
8 BB-18-43 Ball Bearing - Hoover #9204 —-——-—-——————————— = 1
9 Р-70435 Knife Shaft & Dowel Sub-Assy. oe неее 1
10 P-118484 Screw - Back Knife Guard Retaining —-—----ee moo oo]
11 RR-10-18 Retaining Ring ———————— eo ooo 1
12 S-82952 Back - Knife Guard —-————-—— === неее 1
13 P-70196 Stud - Upper Knife Guard —=——- mmo — 1
14 R-83023 Knife Guard & Knob Assy, ———— nim ooo a a ООН 1
15 E-70231 Knife --—— moe ee == 1
16 BB-16-22 Ball Bearing - Fafnir #205kL +++ = 1
17 М-73355 Screw - Knife --\——-—--—— ovo]
18 M-73265 Plug - Plate Thrust —--—--——+-—--“+-+--—+ = еее ое — — 1
19 SC-644 Set Screw - 1/4"-28 x 3/8" Hdls., Flat Pt. “Nylok” ————- ~~~ ~~ 1
20 B-111154 Ring - Knife Shaft ———————— o AA нон 1
21 SC-12-34 Mach. Screw - 1/4"-20 x 1-3/8” Fil. Hd. ——---—-————- = — === = — 4
22 Р-88726 Knife Shaft Hub & Insert Assy. ——— ]
23 P-70348 Knife Shaft & Hub Assy. (Incls. items #3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 20 & 22) —————— 1
24 M-70241 Stud - Center Knife Guard ~—————-—---- vo mm 1
25 P-70198 Lock Nut - Center Stud ——— + —— oo — — = e Q
26 M-83021 Stud - Lower Retaining Clip ———------------ no]
27 WL-7-15 Lock Washer - 1/4" Ext. Shakeproof ————————————-——--—-=-—--=------- |
28 NS-17-1 Jam Nut - 1/4-20 Hex Fin. ——--—--------=-=-=-===== |
29 NS-32-23 Stop Nut - 7/16"-20 “Flexlo¢” — ~~~ ooo ooo]
30 WS-7-50 Washer —-——- 1
31 V-17778-3 Washer - Shock (29/64" ID) mo]
32 V-17778-2 Washer - Shock (41/64 I.D.) —-------—--—----===--===== 1
33 V-17771-2 Retainer - Shock Washer (41/64 I.D.) —--—--—--—---==-=== m]
34 P-70239 Conveyor - Oil ——-—-————————-—-- AAA ео 1
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M-73356 Knife Screw Assy. (Incls, items #17, 18 & 19) ————————— A
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CARRIAGE UNIT
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CARRIAGE UNIT
ILLUS. PART
PL-14153 NO. NAME OF PART AMT.
*1 P-70194 Handle - Carriage Tray —-—- oo 1
*2 R-75930 Plate - Pusher —-———-————-—------=-=- === неее 1
*3 M-75945 Pusher Plate 8 Handle Assy. (Incls. items +1 & 23) -—--———————————-———————— 1
*4 D-118332-1 Tube & Angled Seat Assy. — —\————— oe —— 1
*5 А-107364 Washer ————————-—-——-—-—------- ss 2
*6 C-108197-13 Thumb Screw —————— oo 1
7 B-111038-1 Carriage Fence & Thumb Screw Assy. (Incls. item #9) — —— 1
8 B-111038-2 High Fence & Thumb Screw Assy. (Horizontal Carriage Tray) (Incls. item #9) —————— 2
9 M-70448 Thumb Screw - Fence -—-—————-—o ooo неее l
10 R-77534 Meat Grip Sub-Assy. === o —— - 1
11 P-70341 Meat Holder - Meat Grip @---—----—--"+""ooo oo 2
12 M-70386 Washer --—\—-————— IA es 1
13 M-70387 washer - Handle @~N -1»—--——-— oi 1
14 P-70202 Handle - Meat Grip —--—-—-——-—-——-—----------=- 1
15 M-70344 Washer - Handle Tension oo —— 1
16 M-70345 Washer - Handle Retaining --——-——----veev 1
17 М-68042 Screw - Truss Hd. “Nylok” ———————— in == 1
18 SC-16-5 Mach. Screw - 1/4"-20 x 5/8 Oval Hd. —————— —— —— (— === —-——— l
19 M-70305 Washer - Meat Grip Retaining —— vo 1
20 WL-6-16 Lock Washer - 1/4" x .107" x 047" —— —— —— — — 1
21 M-75138 Meat Grip Arm € Brg. Sub-Assy. (Incls. item #22) —— ————— 1
22 M-75135 Bearing - Meat Grip Arm ——-————-— o —— 2
23 M-72579 Clip - Meat Grip Retaining oe 1
24 M-68042 Screw - Truss Hd. “NylokK” ————————-——————-—- 2
25 M-72758 Carriage Tray & Slide Rod Sub-Assy. ———— ove in i e oo 1
26 M-74027 Horizontal Carriage Tray & Slide Rod Sub-Assy. ovo __ 1
27 SC-64-15 Set Screw - 1/4"-20 х 1/2” На№., Оха! Р!. “Му1юК” ————————-——————-—-—----_— 1
28 A-107364 Washer - Belleville —— es 2
29 C-108197-5 Thumb Screw ooo IA 1
30 P-70194 Handle - Carriage Tray ——-——----"---ooo неее 1
31 R-88749 Carriage Support & Plug Assy. (Incls. items #27 & 30) —\——— 1
32 М-86260 Adjusting Screw - “Nylok” + cero 1
33 SC-37-21 Fin. Bolt - 1/2"-13 x 1-1/2" Hex Hd. ++ 1
34 WL+4-35 Lock Washer - 1/2" x .170" x 099" —\——— —— ss 1
35 V-10928-2 Nut ———— 1 неее неее 1
36 ВВ -4-11 Ball Bearing - Hoover #77036 —— 1
37 M-20622 Spring - Bumper -————————— 2
38 V-21046-1 Washer - Bumper i ooo css 2
39 V-12734 Spring - Slide Rod End --—-—-—-—-—-—------------—- = 2
40 RR-9-15 Retaining Ring —— ee see —— 1
41 B-109870 Stud - Eccentric === o_o 1
42 R-114022 Carriage Bearing Sub-Assy. (Incls. item 432) : =-—-—-—-—-—-------------------- 1
43 M-75052 Slide Rod & Cap Assy. (Incls. item #44) nn 1
44 M-74908 Cap - Slide Rod — io 2
45 V-24094 Ке!аиипр Кр —— on oo —— Q
46 M-75052 Slide Rod & Cap Assy. (Incls. item #44) — + + oo 1]
47 M-83416 Png -———---—-----—-ao A 2
M-86262 Eccentric Stud, Brg. & Nut Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #35, 36, 40 € 41) -—-—--————— 1
*B-118337 Food Chute Attachment Assy. (Incls. items #3, 4, 5 & 6) —————-———--- ———— ]
B-103732-1 Carriage Tray, Meat Grip & Arm Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28 € 29) m 1
B-103733 Horizontal Carriage Tray, Meat Grip & Arm Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #10, u 12, ‚13,
14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26, 28 € 29) —-—-—-————————-———- = 1
*Attachment Chute (Special, used in place of Carriage)
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GEAR CASE UNIT
ILLUS. PART
PL-8835 NO. NAME OF PART
1 RR4-17 Retaining Ring -- ---- -- - - - --»-»- oi ie еее
2 WS-7-21 Washer Az ———
3 R-70259 Engaging Arm Assy. —————————————— II
4 M-70283 Washer - Pivot Shaft Thrust -——————— or oo oo ooo
5 RR4-3 Retaining Ring —-————————-—-—-—-—-—-—-————- те
6 М-70303 Roller - Engaging Mech, zz
7 M-70295 Shaft - Engaging Mech, -——+————-— ve еее
8 M-70396 Ring - Stop Retaining s: —-———-—-—-——--->->-->->------------sssssss—
9 M-70324 Stop - Engaging Mech. Shaft —--------—+"o---—-—-——+—+°- еее
10 M-70307 Spring - Engaging Mech, -=-—-———--—----------=--------------sssssss
11 SC-9-28 Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 3/8” Rd. Hd. -=-—-——-—-—-—-—-------—---------------
12 B-103915 Cover Plate - Connecting Rod —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—----—------—— =
13 Р-70268 Connecting Rod Assy. ——— неее =
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REPLACEMENT PARTS 1712
ILLUS.
PL-8835
PART
NO.
WS-8-9
WS-8-8
WS-7-21
RR4-17
RP-2-46
M-70293
M-70290
M-70442
SC-14-76
P-70234
M-70244
C-70243
C-70242
D-11800-200
BN-2-13
SC-62-68
WS-21-21
M-64465-3
WS-21-20
SC-63-14
NS-32-1
M-70285
M-70446
M-70286
NS-9-30
M-70296
RP-2-28
D-675 00-2
R-12430-3
M-61654
M-61655
P-70267
BN-2-15
M-70281
M-70274
R-72715
R-70170
C-106936
C-114356
M-70308
M-61656
BN-2-14
WL-3-37
SC-36-6
R-70156
BB-15-37
B-116714
RP-3-8
C-70159
SC-11-17
WL-3-21
D-72716
M-70248
M-70275
RP-3-12
M-70283
WL-344
SC-37-85
SC-11-96
SC-62-35
M-72138
R-72714
A-106933
GEAR CASE UNIT (Cont.)
NAME OF PART
Washer
Washer
Washer
Retaining Ring — + —— — отно
Rollpin - 1/4” Dia. x 1-1/4" Lg. ————— еее mm
Arm - Crank
Washer - Crank Arm Thrust -——————————— = еее
Seal - Drive Shaft ----- еее ноет о ———
Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 3/8” Flat Hd.
Cover - Gear Pump Bottom ~--- -- - - - -\ - - - - - - -\ - --\ -\ +: :.\ oo oo
Gasket - Bottom Cover
Gear - Oil Pump Driven 277) zz
Gear - Oil Pump Idler (271)
Dowel
Needle Bearing - Torrington #B-86
Fin. Bolt - 1/27-20 x 3/4” Hex Hd.
Washer
Plug - Oil Fill
Washer
Set Screw - #8-32 x 1/4" Hdls., Flat Pt.
Stop Nut - 4+10-24 “Flexloc”
Spring - Shifter Mech.
Shift Rod, Selector & Knob Assy.
Knuckle - Shifter
Mach. Nut - #10-32 Hex
Bracket - Shifter
Rollpin - 3/16" Dia. x 3/4" Lg.
“O” Ring
keys =-—--------
Yoke - Shifter
Shoe - Shifter
Shaft - shifter —-——————-—--—------------------------------
Needle Bearing - Torrington #B-126
Washer - Gear Thrust -————-------------------------------
Collar - Diving Key
Сеаг - ОЭпуеп (119Т) ———————————— ——— —-— ——
Gear - Driven (12047) ———————————— im — ————
Shaft - Crank Arm Drive
Key - Diving
Spring - Diving Key
Sleeve - Clutch Shifter
Needle Bearing - Torrington #M-881
Lock Washer - 1/4” x 109" x 062" —————— —— roi i i =>
Fin. Bolt - 1/4”-20 x 1” Hex Hd.
Carrier - Pinion Shaft Bearing
Ball Bearing - N.D. #3103
Retainer - Bearing
Rollpin - 3/16" Dja. x 1-1/8" Lg, ———————— ooo
Gear - Worm (297)
Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 1/2” Fil. Hd.
Lock Washer - #10 x .047" х .047" ooo
Shaft - Pinion (19T & 14T)
Fitting & Oil Tube Assy.
Collar - Pivot Shaft Thrust
Rollpin - 1/8" Dia. x 1-1/4" Lg.
Washer - Thrust
Lock Washer - 5/16" x .125” x .078”
Fin. Bolt - 5/16"-18 x 1” Hex Hd.
Mach. Screw - 5/16"-18 x 1” Fil. Hd.
Fin. Bolt - 5/167-18 x 3” Hex Hd.
Gear Case, Bearing & Dowel Sub-Assy. (Incls, item #21)
Brg. Carrier, Pinion Shaft & Gear Assy. (Incls. items #58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 & 65) ———--
Drive Shaft Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #51, 52, 53 & 54)
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REPLACEMENT PARTS 1712
ILLUS.
PL-14154
PART
NO.
NS-32-12
M-70425
V-20610
SC-8-14
M-70343
5С-63-28
NS-17-1
M-87495
RP-2-22
M-88298
M-87494
V-10928-2
V-10928-2
M-70405
V-10928-2
S-70205
SC-16-22
B-112913
P-88740
E-109656
M-87493
GAUGE PLATE AND INDEXING MECH.
NAME OF PART
Stop Nut - 5/16"-18 “Flexloc” —~———————————
Indexing Plate, Roller, Collar € Stud Assy. ——————
Spring - Indexing Plate —————————______
Mach. Screw - #10-32 x 3/16” Rd. Hd. —-—-—-—-—-———
Roller - Indexing Plate (Straight) ————————————
Set Screw - 1/4"-20 x 1” Hdis., Flat Pt.
Jam Nut - 1/4"-20 Hex Fin.
Worm - Indexing ----—-———————-——————————
Rollpin - 5/32" Dia. x 3/4" Lg. ————————————
Washer - Bellevile ——
Shaft - Indexing ———---—-cee
Nut - Special +
Nut - Special o-oo
Disc - Indexing Drive —————— oo
Nut - Special @——————o—
Knob - Indexing —-—————-————————-——-———————
Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 7/8” Oval Hd. ————————
Self-Tapping Screw - 3/8"-16 x 2” Hex Washer Hd. “Taptite”
Gauge Plate Support & Slide Rod Assy. (Incls. Rods & Groov-Pins) ————————
Plate - Gauge —\———— —— —— — — —
Indexing Shaft & Worm Assy. (Incls. items #8, 9 & 11)
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1712 REPLACEMENT PARTS
ACTUATING MECH. UNIT
ILLUS. PART
PL-14312 NO. NAME OF PART
1 D-11800-137 Powers =-----—-—-"—-"——
SC-37-75 Fin. Bolt - 5/16"-18 x 3/4" Hex Hd. —+——-——-——-—-—-—-—---—----—-=---——------—-
3 WL-344 Lock Washer - 5/16" x .125" x 078 : -—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—"—-—-----——_——
4 P-83424 Base and Brg. Sub-Assy. -——————-—+—— oo —
5 WS-2-43 Washer —————————-——-——--------=-- II
6 P-70240 Clip - Locking —-———-——-------------------------------eesssss
7 M-70351 Screw - Special =-—-———-—-------------------------------s--s--s--
8 R-70233 Lever - Actuating Mech, —-—-— oon oo
9 M-70245 Clip - Lever Wear ——— ~~ oo
10 M-70297 Pin - Hinge -----------——--- ~~
11 PC-3-23 Cotter Pin - 1/16" x 1/2" vii i
12 SC-60-21 Mach. Screw - #10-24 х 1/4" Ва. На. —————— i —_—
13 М-70399 Spring - Actuating Mech, ——---—--—+-+"éie 0 — нон
14 B-118161 Dowel - Yoke & Shaft Locating ----—————-——-—v — ——
15 SC-60-20 Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 1” Rd. Hd. —— oo —————
16 P-70266 Yoke & Shaft Assy, ———-——————-—--—-—-------==- === ————
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REPLACEMENT PARTS 1712
KNIFE SHARPENER UNIT
ILLUS. PART
PL-8838 NO. NAME OF PART AMT.
1 M-74833 Screw - Retaining -———————————+—-——- — ——. 1
2 M-73851 Wheel - Grinding ——-—-——--—-iov i; 1
3 M-74900 Shaft - Grinding Wheel -—\-—-———-—+-—+—"ooio veo 1
4 P-22670 Carrier - Grinding Wheel] ~—————+-——c oe ie ——— 1
5 WS-2-18 washer -————--—-oii i III 2
6 SC-8-10 Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 1/2” Rd. Hd, ————-—-o 2
7 WS-3-40 washer -—-———-———r—-—ri—— i III 1
8 BA-2-1 Ball - 1/8” Dia, ori iii i iii 9
9 V-13199 Collar - Thrust ———————————— II 1
10 РС-3-7 Groov-Pin - Type #1, 3/32" x 7/16" — +" 1
11 M-72801 Sharpener Support & Slice Indicator Plate Sub-Assy, ———————— ooo _ 1
12 M-69585-1 Plug Button III 1
13 M-83089 Retaining Ring ————————-————— ------------------------- 1
14 M-73974 Cap - Truing Wheel ————--oe oo 1
15 WS-2-18 Washer ————————————-- —— 2
16 BA-2-1 Ball - 1/8” Dia, — —————-——-—-—---=----=---= 7
17 WS-4-39 Washer ————————-——-——---- eL III 1
18 M-70313 Spring - Truing Wheel Load ———————————————- === ss esse 1
19 SC-8-10 Mach. Screw - #10-24 x 1/2” Rd, Hd. ———————— ee 2
20 WS-2-18 Washer AI 2
21 M-73975 Carrier - Truing Wheel --——-—1+—+—+ oo 1
22 M-83092 Shaft - Truing Wheel ——~———— «ooo === 1
23 M-13201 Wheel - Trying ———————-————— oo 1
24 M-3404-7 Screw - Retaining —————————————-— ee 1
25 B-109702 Thumb Screw - Sharpener Attaching -————————-—oee 1
R-74023-2 Knife Sharpener Assy. (Incls. items 41 thru 25) ———-—— vo —— 1
M-73979 Truing Wheel Sub-Assy. (Incls, items #12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23 & 24) —————— 1
M-74007 Grinding Wheel Sub-Assy. (Incls. items #1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 & 10) —————————— 1
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1712 INSTALLATION
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INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
NOV. 1976 PRINTED IN U.S.A.
FORM 11732A