Hobart Corp. Kitchen Utensil 410 User's Manual
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1. 2 15 C 108394 32 Bushing Carriage Arm 2 16 21083 Pin Latch Carriage Arm 1 17 18953 1 Rod Slide Carriage Tray 1 18 8 11 Mach Screw 10 24 x 3 4 Rd 2225 2 1 19 108197 53 Thumb Screw Assy 1 20 18921 Wicking Se 1 21 18895 1 Bearing Carriage Small 1 22 111251 Stud Carriage Tray Support 1 23 NS 17 15 Jam Nut 3 8 16 Hex Fin 1 24 24126 Large Carriage Bearing Assy it items 22 23 1 25 23417 2 Rod Slide Long 1 26 18946 1 Washer Bumper 2 27 WL 3 22 Lock Washer 10 x 055 x x 040 1 28 23418 2 Rod Slide Short 1 29 18908 Stud Pivot Carriage Brg 1 30 20390 Cushion Carriage Brg 2 31 WS447 Washer 2 32 3 36 Cotter Pin 3 32 1 2 33 V 18922 Strip Retaining 1 34 24038 1 35 V 20598 Spring Clamp 1 36 24100 Carriage Tray Assy Unit 1615 items 12. 1 33 18950 Stud Friction Plug Adjusting 1 34 120447 amp Slide Rod Assy 1 35 5 2 18 Washer 2 36 5 22 26 Mach Screw 12 24 x 1 2 Flat Hd 3 37 80926 Plug Covers Screw Head See Instructions For Removal 3 oo 38 18952 Realist Pate 1 39 18951 Plate Adjusting 1 40 SC 1349 Mach Screw 10 24 x 5 8 Flat Hd 1 41 WL 9 1 Lock Washer 10 Shakeproof Das REPLACEMENT PARTS 410 6 gt 13 12 11 10 26 GRINDER AND SWITCH UNITS ILLUS PART PL 14598 NO NAME OF PART AMT 1 B 117542 7 Cord amp Plug 3 Cond Under 150 V 1 2 117542 12 4 Plug 3 Cond 200 250 1 3 B 117542 17 Cord Assy 1 4 15 5 Strain Relief 1 5 P 87711 145 1 Switch 1 6 120857 Insulator Switch
3. INSTRUCTION MANUAL eee With Replacement Parts MODEL 410 MEAT SLICER ML 16495 A product of HOBART CORPORATION TROY OHIO 45374 FORM 6878H Rev 8 77 Supsds F 68786 5 73 410 INSTRUCTIONS Instructions for Operation and Care of HOBART MODEL 410 MEAT SLICER INSTALLATION When the machine is packed for shipment the four rubber feet are removed and sent along in a cloth bag These feet may be readily reassembled Sometimes it may be necessary to use the machine on a narrow table or back bar which does not afford support for all four feet In this case one of the unsupported feet may be moved to the tapped hole near the center of the base so that the machine rests on three feet If the surface upon which the Slicer rests is uneven adjust the feet by turning them slightly In ordinary service it will not be necessary to fasten the Slicer down as the cup shaped rubber feet prevent slipping For mounting on shipboard discard the feet and bolt to the table with 5 16 18 Cap Screws Before plugging into an electric socket the first time make sure that the electric specifications of the motor are the same as those of your service The electrical specifications are stamped on a plate 1 that is inside the grinder compartment 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 C
4. ead ee 1 8 A 103763 Knife Guard Assy 1 9 6514125 Sel ane iene apy ee ane eee 1 10 5 111229 Gauge Plate amp Pin Assy PR AGE GE ae ee 1 REPLACEMENT PARTS 410 30 31 ZOLI O i Y Na 36 M 2214596 CARRIAGE UNIT ILLUS PART PL 14596 NO NAME OF PART AMT 1 5 15 34 Mach Screw 10 24 x 1 2 Oval Hd 1 2 10949 1 Washer 1 ed 3 10818 1 Spring 1 4 13180 1 Handle Carriage 1 5 WS 8 17 Washer 1 6 87813 Carriage Arm amp Bushing Sub Assy Incls item 15 1 7 192432 Washer 1 16 Reqd 8 KW 3 5 Key 405 Woodruff 1 9 19243 1 Washer 1 32 1 10 103287 Meat Sub Assy 1 1 18917 2 Slide Meat 2 12 5 8 50 Mach Screw 12 24 x 5 8 Rd 2 13 3 28 Lock Washer 12 062 x 047 2 14 18902
5. 1 7 24 Bushing 3 8 Anti Short 2 8 18943 Conduit 60 Hz 1 9 122774 Cover Switch 1 10 5 13 37 Mach Screw 48 32 3 8 Flat Hd 2 11 18944 2 Nut Wheel Retaining 1 12 M 120233 Shaft Grinding Wheel 1 13 3 8 Groov Pin 1 3 32 x 1 2 1 14 18880 Wheel Grinding 1 15 24408 Carrier Grinding Wheel 1 16 WS 3 40 Washer 1 17 2 1 Ball 1 8 Dia Steel ee 29 18 13199 Collar Grinding Shaft 1 19 5 8 10 Mach Screw 10 24 x 1 2 Rd Hd 2 20 18912 Collar Thrust 1 21 18892 Carrier Truing Wheel 1 22 18911 Thumb Screw 1 4 20 1 23 18881 Wheel Truing 1 24 3 7 Groov Pin Type 1 3 32 x 7 16 1 25 18913 Shaft Truing Wheel 1 26 V 18944 1 Nut Wheel Retaining 1
6. 120280 Grinding Wheel Carrier Sub Assy Unit Incls items 12 13 15 16 17 amp 18 1 61740 Sharpening Unit Sub Assy Incls items 11 thru 26 1 410 INSTALLATION WARNING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NATIONAL FIVE 5 16 18 HOLES BOTTOM VIEW FOR FEET P 20637 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM FORM 6878H AUG 1977 PRINTED IN U S A
7. 8 10 Mach Screw 10 24 1 2 2 18 WL 3 22 Lock Washer 10 055 x 040 2 19 120871 Handle Adjusting 1 20 18920 Plug Friction 77 1 21 V 18919 Ret Gauge Plate 1 22 B 122559 1 Shim Ret Strip 0075 Thk 2 As Reqd 23 122559 2 Shim Ret Strip 010 Thk 5 24 122559 3 Shim Ret Strip 0125 Thk As Reqd 25 B 122573 1 Shim Ret Strip COUN Thk As Regd 26 B 122573 2 Shim Ret Strip 003 Thk As Reqd 27 122573 3 Shim Ret Strip 004 As Reqd 28 84225734 Shim Ret Strip 005 Thk As Regd 29 V 18949 Spring Friction Plug 1 30 18893 Arm Adjusting 1 31 5 8 59 Washer 1 32 14198 Nut Special
8. be sent to laundry or discarded Wash out pails CAUTION Do NOT wash polished aluminum parts in dish or pan washer SHARPENING To sharpen the knife follow the instructions below Directions are also given here for removing the guards ADJUSTING FOR WEAR After many knife sharpenings the gauge plate should be moved forward toward the knife The knife edge angle can also be changed Gauge plate screw heads are currently plugged and the gauge plate is sealed to the base to meet NSF approval A center punch should be used to deflect the center of the plugs for removal After gauge plate is moved forward it should be resealed at the base and the screw head plugs should be flattened and resealed to again meet NSF approval Have a Hobart service technician perform these operations SHARPEN CLEAN KNIFE WITH GUARDS IN PLACE PUSH CARRIAGE TO POSITION SHOWN SET HANDLE AT 50 LOCK GRINDER ON THIS BUTTON START MOTOR SHIFT HANDLE TO RIGHT FOR GRIND ING AND TO LEFT FOR TRUING USE ONLY LIGHT PRESSURE 7 STOP MOTOR AND REMOVE GRINDER UNIT LIFT UPPER GUARD GUARDS LOCKED INSTRUCTIONS 410 When the knife has been ground down to a diameter of 9 1 2 inches it should be replaced by knife LUBRICATION Very little lubrication is needed The carriage slide rods are oiled by a wick system Add a few drops of oil such as Texaco at 9 once a month An oc
9. 6 19 34 amp 35 1 410 REPLACEMENT PARTS 22 THRU 28 5 67 8 PL 14597 KNIFE HUB AND GAUGE PLATE ADJ UNIT ILLUS PART PL 14597 NAME OF PART AMT 1 NS 32 29 Stop Nut 1 2 Flexloc 1 2 WS 8 9 Washer 3 18903 Gear Spiral 26T 1 4 V 18945 Spring Plunger 1 5 18914 Plunger Knife Guard 1 6 WS 4 17 Washer See ee eS 1 7 3 7 Groov Pin 1 3 32 x 716 1 8 121070 Hub Shaft Se ee ee 1 9 18900 Shaft Knife 1 10 66648 Disc Cover 1 11 5 22 39 Screw 1 4 20 x 5 8 Flat 3 12 3 5 Key 405 Woodruff 60 Hz amp 1 13 5 11 63 Mach Screw 12 24 x 1 Fil Hd 4 14 3 28 Lock Washer 12 x 062 x 047 4 15 PC 4 18 Gotter Pine 3 32 x 1 16 21881 Washer Wave 1 17 8
10. casional drop of tasteless oil will be needed on the carriage slide rod 10 also The motor bearings and the knife shaft bearings are packed with grease and will not need addi tional lubricant the first year After that a tea spoonful of grease may be added annually at 11 See Hobart lubrication chart for grease recom mendations MOTOR Motor parts are listed on separate motor Re placement Parts Sheet GUARDS UNLOCKED ROTATE LOWER GUARD REMOVE KNIFE GUARDS STOP MOTOR IF RUNNING PULL OUT PLUNGER AND TURN DOWN BEHIND RIB 6 UPPER GUARD STRAIGHT UPWARD ROTATE LOWER GUARD TO THE STOP THEN LIFT UP PL 14797 AFTER SLICING SET HANDLE AT ZERO TO GUARD KNIFE GAUGE PLATE 410 REPLACEMENT PARTS w 5 14595 Li BASE UNIT ILLUS PART PL 14595 NO NAME OF PART AMT 1 107538 amp Logo Sub Assy Incls items 3 4 5 amp 6 1 2 18682 1 Foot eee 4 3 18947 Pin Hinge ee 1 4 PC 3 15 Cotter Pin 1 16 x 5 16 ett he 750 5 79686 Catch Friction 2 6 D 121658 Lid Grinder Housing 1 7 V 18958 Plug Special
11. e same care while working around the knife that you would use with any sharp edged tool PROCEDURE 1 Materials required 1 1 Small plastic two compartment pail 1 2 Clean cloths 1 3 Cleaner All Purpose Cleaner 1 4 Sanitizer iodophor sani tizer 2 Cleaning using Soilax and 2 1 Add two ounces of All Purpose Cleaner to a gallon of hot water in wash side of two compartment pail 2 2 Mix rinse solution by adding two teaspoons of Mikro Klene one gallon of cool water in rinse side of pail 2 3 Wipe off large scraps of meat soil 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 2 5 Remove guards see page 3 2 6 Carefully wash the front and rear of the knife with cloth that has been dipped in the cleaning solution 2 7 Wash the upper and lower guards 2 8 Rinsing and sanitizing can be done by going over all cleaned surfaces with a cloth that has been soaked rinse solution and wrung out enough so that the solution does not run over the machine but still leaves it wet 2 9 Reassemble the lower knife guard then the upper knife guard Lock in place 2 10 Allow all surfaces to dry Do not wipe Cover slicer until next use j 2 11 Cloth used for rinsing should
12. ode When the slicer is not in use always keep the slice adjusting handle 2 at zero so that the knife is fully guarded THICKNESS OF SLICES Movement of the handle 2 adjust the thickness of the slices To cut dried beef set at No 1 or about half way between zero and the first line For slicing bacon set at 6 or 8 or wherever your customer likes it SLICING FOODS Put the bacon or material to be sliced in the carriage at 3 and lower the meat grip 4 upon it Then start the motor and set the slice adjust ment at the desired figure When slicing stand at the end of machine and grasp the handle 5 with your right hand In this way you can feed the meat toward the gauge plate and slide the carriage back and forth past the revolving knife with the right hand while the left is free to arrange the slices on the receiving tray as they come from the knife As the meat is cut away lift the grip and move it farther back for a new hold When the meat remaining is only a few inches long set the grip behind it and you can cut up to the last slice To hold the grip out of the carriage lift it up as far as it will go and then slide it in toward the knife until it engages the lock pin CLEANING amp 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 at zero when performing this operation WARNING Observe th
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