SEMAK VB250 Manuale di installazione e funzionamento

SEMAK VITABLEND STICK BLENDER

MODELS VB250, VB360, VB410 &VB510

SEMAK AUSTRALIA:FACTORY 18, 87-91 HALLAM SOUTH ROAD,HALLAM VIC 3803

PH 03 9796 4583 FAX 03 9796 4586 WEB WWW.SEMAK.COM.AU

OPERATION AND WARRANTY BOOKLET

VB250 VB360 VB410 VB510

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Table of Contents

IMPORTANT...........................................................................................................................4

USES.......................................................................................................................................4

SAFETY GUIDELINES ...............................................................................................................4

FEATURES AND DIMENSIONS.................................................................................................4

INSTALLATION........................................................................................................................5

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION...................................................................................................5

MOTOR UNIT FEATURES .....................................................................................................5

PARTS CATALOGUE ................................................................................................................6

VB250 2008+.......................................................................................................................7

VB250 PARTS MODIFICATION ................................................................................................8

VB360 / VB410 / VB510 MOTOR HEAD ..................................................................................9

VB360 / VB410 / VB510 TRANSMISSION SHAFT...................................................................10

OPERATION..........................................................................................................................11

STARTING UP ....................................................................................................................11

STOP .................................................................................................................................11

CLEANING ............................................................................................................................12

CLEANING BEFORE THE FIRST USE ....................................................................................12

CLEANING AFTER USE .......................................................................................................12

MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................12

FAULT FINDING....................................................................................................................13

THE MACHINE DOES NOT START UP .................................................................................13

THE MACHINE STOPS........................................................................................................13

ABNORMAL NOISE-VIBRATIONS .......................................................................................13

SAFETY REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS .............................................................................13

ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM ............................................................................................14

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................14

SPARE PARTS........................................................................................................................14

WARRANTY ..........................................................................................................................14

WARRANTY REGISTRATION..................................................................................................15

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RETAIN THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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IMPORTANT

To get the best performance and assure a long life of the machine, please, read carefully the

instructions given in this manual before the starting up of the machine. This manual describes the

installation, operation and maintenance of the machine.

USES

This Hand Blender allows you to prepare vegetable, fish and seafood soups, purees, different

sauces, mayonnaise, compotes, fruit and vegetable creams, etc.

SAFETY GUIDELINES

1. Keep the machine out of reach of children and infirm persons. Do not allow children to play with

the machine.

2. Never try to overcome the blocking and safety mechanisms of the machine.

3. Stop and unplug the machine before any cleaning, checking or maintenance operation.

4. Do not pull the power cord to disconnect the machine.

5. Avoid contacting moving parts. Keep hands and any utensil away from the container during

operation to reduce the risk of injury to persons and/or damage to the machine.

6. Handle the blade in a safe way, holding it with a safety glove or a thick cloth.

7. Do not operate the machine when empty or not in a container, but always inserted in the food to

be mixed.

8. Do not place the motor unit on hot surfaces or immersed in water or any other liquids.

FEATURES AND DIMENSIONS

Model

VB250

VB360

VB410

VB510

Voltage (V)

240

Frequency (Hz)

Power absorption (W)

at 9000 rpm

220

550

Dimension A (mm)

250

350

400

500

Dimension B (mm)

513

714

779

879

Dimension C (mm)

130

Dimension D (mm)

115

Net Weight (kg)

1.40

3.4

3.5

3.6

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INSTALLATION

Installation must be carried out in strict compliance with the provisions of law currently in force in

Australia or country of use, with particular reference to said country's accident and fire-prevention

requirements and electricity authority regulations.

Unpack the machine completely and check that all the parts are in perfect condition. Before using it

for the first time, verify the following points:

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Electrical outlet required is a 10 A single phase and standardised plug.

Protect the installation with a differential circuit breaker and a 10 A fuse.

Check that the voltage of the main supply corresponds to that indicated on the rating plate of

the machine.

MOTOR UNIT FEATURES

The motor unit belongs to the Class II (Double Isolation).

The motor is universal type, AC supply, single phase, provided with a thermal protector and does

not need to be earthed.

This machine is provided with a 2 meters long PVC isolation cord and a 10 A plug.

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PARTS CATALOGUE

VB250 2007

Item

Qty.

Description

Code

Item

Qty.

Description

Code

Kit motor

91070

Kit caps-screws D VB250

91079

Kit Power Cord

91071

Kit transmission shaft 250

91080

Kit bracket power cord

91072

Kit lower bearing bush 6x16x7

91081

Kit capacitor

91073

Kit joints

91082

Kit switch button

91074

Kit blade guard Ø 40 mm

91083

Kit upper housings

91075

Kit blade Ø 40 mm

91084

Kit screws motor 6030 DIN 7985

71076

Kit screw for blade Ø 40 mm

91085

Kit caps-screws ABC VB250

91077

Nylon Drive Coupling

91086

Kit tube 250

91078

Wall Mount

91107

Kits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 include kits 7, 8 and 10.

Kit 9 includes kit 10.

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VB250 2008+

Item

Qty.

Description

Code

Item

Qty.

Description

Code

Kit motor

91114

Kit caps-screws D VB250

91079

Kit Power Cord

91115

Kit transmission shaft 250

91117

Kit bracket power cord

91072

Kit lower bearing bush 6x16x7

91104

Kit capacitor

91073

Kit joints

91082

Kit switch button

91074

Kit blade guard Ø 40 mm

91083

Kit upper housings

91075

Kit blade Ø 40 mm

91084

Kit screws motor 6030 DIN 7985

71076

Kit screw for blade Ø 40 mm

91085

Kit caps-screws ABC VB250

91077

Nylon Drive Coupling

91118

Kit tube 250

91116

Wall Mount

91107

Kits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 include kits 7, 8 and 10.

Kit 9 includes kit 10.

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VB250 PARTS MODIFICATION

The VB250 experienced a parts modification in 2008. The model you have can be determined by the

drive shaft with the current model having a flat spline of approximately 20mm. This range of

electroportables has been exclusively designed to make the assembling and disassembling of all the

parts easier, especially of those that have to be handled frequently because of cleaning and

maintenance purposes.

For the assembling/disassembling of the parts, first place the machine in the vertical position, with

the blade looking up. The blade is inserted into the lowest extremity of the transmission shaft with

the help of a screw. For assembling/disassembling, the operator only needs a screwdriver. To

handle the blade in a safe way, hold it always with a safety glove/thick cloth (Step 1, Figure 1).

The blade guard is attached to the tube by a thread. To detach it, turn it in the direction of the

arrow (Step 2, Figure 1). Once the blade out of the guard, the transmission shaft, the bearing bush

and the joints will be free to be taken out (Step 3, Figure 1).

To reassemble the set, insert the transmission shaft with the bearing bush and the inner joint in the

tube till it clicks. Press the bearing bush. If it does not enter totally (keeps about 10 mm out), turn

and push the shaft following the Step 4, Figure 1 till the bearing bush is totally in. To finish, thread

the guard with the outer joint in the tube and follow Step 1 in the opposite way of the

disassembling.

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

Figure 1

REMARK: To thread the screw, align the cavity of the shaft with that of the blade and place the blade

on the shaft extremity level (Figure 2).

Incorrect Incorrect Correct

Figure 2

blade guard

outer joint

inner joint

bearing bush

transmission

shaft

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VB360 / VB410 / VB510 MOTOR HEAD

DIAGRAM

PART

SEMAK PART

DESCRIPTION

91500

KIT MOTOR VB360 / VB410

91501

KIT MOTOR VB510

91502

KIT MOTOR LOWER SUPPORT

91503

KIT SCREWS

91504

KIT LOWER HOUSING

91505

KIT BRACE 450W

KIT BRACE 550W

91506

KIT UPPER HOUSING

91507

KIT SCREWS UPPER HOUSING

91508

KIT SAFETY STOP BUTTON

91509

KIT POWER CORD

91510

KIT BRACKET POWER CORD

91511

KIT SPEED CONTROL

91512

KIT COMMAND BUTTON

91513

KIT CAP SCREWS

91514

KIT COUPLING

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VB360 / VB410 / VB510 TRANSMISSION SHAFT

PART

CODE

DESCRIPTION

91515

KIT TUBE TF360

91516

KIT TUBE TF410

91517

KIT TUBE TF510

91518

KIT TRANSMISSION SHAFT 360

91519

KIT TRANSMISSION SHAFT 410

91520

KIT TRANSMISSION SHAFT 510

PART

CODE

DESCRIPTION

91521

KIT INOX BALL BEARING 6082RS

91522

KIT COUPLING TF 410

91523

KIT OIL SEAL 8X22X7

91524

KIT JOINTS BT

91525

KIT BLADE GUARD Ø 60MM

91526

KIT BLADE Ø 60MM

91527

KIT LOWER BEARING BUSH BT

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