Hobart Warewashing

1 Notes on the documentation

This document contains the most important information for the installation and commissioning of the machine by qualified personnel, as well as the information required for day-to-day operation by the operator.

• Keep the operation manual and all referenced documents in a safe and accessible place.
• Store the operation manual in a suitable container protected from humidity and dirt deposits.
• If you sell the machine, pass on the installation and operation manual.

1.2 Layout of the documentation

Referenced documents are all instructions that describe the installation, operation, maintenance and repair of the device, as well as additional instructions for all accessories used.

For the operator:

• Comic Card (brief instructions)
• Operating instructions

For the specialised tradesman:

• Installation instructions
• Service Manual
• Service Software Manual
• Trouble shooting list
• Circuit diagram
• Spare parts catalogue

1.3 Symbols used

2 Safety instructions and regulations

2.1 Hazard levels

The hazard level is part of the safety instructions and is denoted by the signal word. Potential consequences are differentiated by the choice of signal word.

2.2 Layout of safety instructions

These warning notices are depicted with warning symbols and signal words in the corresponding safety colours.

[Caution Symbol] CAUTION!

• Nature and source of the hazard
• Explanation on the nature and source of the hazard
• Measures for averting the hazard
• Additional measures for averting the hazard, where applicable

2.3 Basic safety instructions

2.3.1 Product safety

The machine conforms to state-of-the-art technology and the recognised safety regulations. Nonetheless, hazards may occur.

• Operate the machine only in compliance with the operation manual.
• During machine handling, observe the safety instructions and warning notices that precede each action.
• All modifications and alterations to the product are reserved for persons authorised by HOBART.

2.3.2 Personnel qualification

Observe the regulations on occupational health and safety. Carefully read through the Operation Manual before use.

2.3.3 Product-specific hazards

Avoid body parts being crushed or knocked:

• Observe the instructions on the packaging for storage, lifting or transporting.
• Do not reach into the hinge while closing the front door.
• The machine must be secured against tipping over when set up in a freestanding position.

Avoid risk of explosion:

• Do not install machine in a potentially explosive location.

Avoid electric shock, fire hazard:

• Do not allow water to flow over live components.
• Make sure the machine does not overflow when being filled.
• Do not damage the connection cable while unpacking.
• Have the machine connected to the power supply only by qualified personnel.
• Have all modifications to the machine carried out by qualified personnel.
• Do not operate the machine without supervision.
• Disconnect the machine from the mains prior to cleaning.

3 Product description

3.1 Intended purpose

The machine is an item of technical equipment intended solely for commercial dishwashing. The machine is designed solely for cleaning crockery (porcelain, glass, ceramic, temperature-resistant plastics or stainless steel or similar) from the food industry.

Not for washing:

• Containers that do not come into contact with foodstuffs, such as ashtrays, electric appliances etc.
• Animals or textiles
• Foodstuffs intended for further consumption

3.2 Designation

The rating plate is located on the front of the machine. If you have any questions regarding service and parts, quote the serial and DSN No.

3.3 Technical data

* Depending on programme and entry of dirt/FP with 0.8 l In Eco programme

4 Controls

4.1 Overview

The control panel features the following main components:

• 1 ON/OFF button: Tapping this button switches the machine on. As soon as the machine is ready for operation, the wash programme can be started by tapping the button. Holding the button for 3 seconds activates the automatic drain and self-cleaning cycle and switches off the machine. After switch off, however, the machine is not voltage free! The button also shows the current operating state by using different colours (see sections 7.4.1 et seq. and section 9).
• 2 STOP button: In case of handling errors or machine faults, this button can be used to switch off the machine immediately without prior pump out. After switch off, however, the machine is not voltage free!
• 3 Display: Selection menu / error and information displays.
• 4 Display buttons: Context-specific, integrated into the touch screen and identified by symbols.

4.2 Main display functions

Tapping on the symbols enables direct access to:

• Temperature display
• Programme selection
• Machine/operating data and login for further settings and displays

4.3 Navigating, selecting and setting

Current settings are shown inversely. The display buttons are context-specific, used for navigation or selection and identified by symbols. Example: Make the desired selection via the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol or the [Left/Right Arrows] symbol or set via the [+/- symbol]. A selection different to the current setting is indicated by a frame. Confirm the selection by tapping the [Tick Symbol]. The [Back Symbol] enables you to return to a previous menu level or complete a setting.

5 Installation

5.1 Personnel qualification

Installation is reserved for qualified personnel (see section 2.3.2).

5.2 Special safety instructions

[Caution Symbol] CAUTION!

Risk of being crushed or knocked

When being lifted, transported and mounted on an optional substructure, the machine can overturn or fall and cause injury.

• Heed information on the packaging. Wear personal protective equipment.

[Information Symbol] NOTICE!

Temperatures below 0°C during transport/storage cause function impairments. Prior to installation, store the machine at room temperature (min. 15°C) for 24h.

5.3 Transporting to the installation location

If possible, transport the machine in its packaging and on the pallet.

Use suitable transport means (elevating truck, crane etc.).

If using a forklift, shim the machine with wooden trusses.

Secure the door to prevent opening when transporting without packaging.

5.4 Removing the packaging

[Warning Symbol] CAUTION!

Risk of electric shock, fire hazard

When the machine is unpacked, the connection cable can become damaged and later cause injury from electric shock or fire.

• Do not damage the connection cable while unpacking the machine.
• Remove packaging materials and accessories from the machine.
• Inspect the machine for possible transport damage.

5.5 Installing the machine

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Risk of electric shock, fire hazard

Water ingress can cause short circuit and mortal danger from electric shock and fire. Machine must be shimmed and must be accessible only from the front. Otherwise a back cover (optional) must be installed.

[Explosion Symbol] WARNING!

Risk of explosion

Installing the machine in a potentially explosive location can cause explosion and serious injury from ejected parts.

• Do not install machine in a potentially explosive location.

[Caution Symbol] CAUTION!

Risk of body parts being crushed or knocked

The machine may tip over when set up in a freestanding position.

• The machine must be secured against tipping over when set up in a freestanding position.

Wall clearance is not required.

Align machine horizontally with the aid of a spirit level by turning the adjustable feet until the door handle is flush with the control panel.

[Information Symbol] NOTICE!

Property damage

Vapour may escape from the dishwasher door and lead to property damage. Adjacent furniture has to be protected to prevent swelling.

5.6 Connecting to the power supply

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Risk of electric shock

Failure to connect properly to the power supply can cause mortal danger from electric shock.

• Have the machine connected to the power supply only by qualified personnel.
• Take cable measurement DGUV V3.

NOTE: To guarantee the electrical safety of the machine, it must be connected to a protective earthing equipment conductor installed as specified. In addition, the machine must be connected on site to the equipotential bonding connection. The connecting screw [symbol for screw] provided for this purpose is located next to the cable inlet.

These fundamental safety requirements and the professional design of the on-site installation must be verified by a qualified electrician.

Hobart does not accept any liability for damage caused by improper installation! Any applicable local installation instructions must be observed!

The mains cable must be connected via a cut-out device (main switch or accessible plug device).

Modification to an alternative power supply is possible as per the variants on the circuit diagram. Connection diagrams are located adjacent to the connection terminals.

5.7 Connecting the water

NOTE: The machine must be operated with potable water. For water with an extremely high mineral content, an external demineralisation unit is recommended.

• If possible, connect to warm water (max. 60 °C).
• Connect variants with cold rinse to cold water.

Water hardness:

• Machines without softener: max. 3 °d = 0.5 mmol/l.
• Machines with softener: max. 35 °d = 6.2 mmol/l.

Flow pressure:

• Machines without softener: flow pressure 0.5 – 10 bar.
• Machines with softener: flow pressure 0.8 – 10 bar.
• If the flow pressure > 10 bar: provide pressure reducing valve.

Connect the union nut "A" (3/4" thread) of the water supply hose to the site shut off valve.

Do not kink or cut the water supply hose.

Any required extension must be executed using a suitable pressure hose, e.g. 324088-1.

5.8 Connecting the drain

Connect the drain hose to a site drain.

The connection between machine and site drain must not exceed a max. height of 0.75 m (GXC/GPC: 0.6 m).

Do not kink or lay the drain hose loose on the ground.

5.9 Retrofitting integrated chemical container (optional)

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Risk of electric shock

When touching live parts (hot water tank heater, tank heater, pumps).

• Have mounted by qualified personnel only.
• Install according to separate installation instructions.

5.10 Retrofitting chemical suction lances with low-level sensors (optional)

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Risk of electric shock

When touching live parts (hot water tank heater, tank heater, pumps).

• Have mounted by qualified personnel only.

6 Commissioning

6.1 Personnel qualification

Commissioning is reserved for qualified personnel (see section 2.3.2).

6.2 Checking the software version

Check the software version in service mode and update it if necessary.

6.3 Starting the commissioning procedure

When the machine is turned on for the first time, the commissioning procedure starts automatically with the language selection, followed by further requisite commissioning steps.

• Tap ON/OFF button.
• Display is activated.
• The set language menu is displayed.

6.4 Setting the language

• Select the required language using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. The language is activated.
• The Set date menu is displayed.

6.5 Setting the date

• Make settings using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Use the [Left/Right Arrows] symbol to toggle between Day/Month/Year.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. The date is activated.
• The Set time menu is displayed.

6.6 Setting the time

• Make settings using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Use the [Left/Right Arrows] symbol to toggle between hours and minutes.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. The time is activated.

6.7 Select connected load

This ensures the consumption is correctly calculated. The value must be adapted for alternative connection variants (according to information in wiring diagram).

• Set using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. Selection is activated.

6.8 Setting the water hardness (optional)

On machines with integrated softener, make the water hardness setting to the local water supply.

• Set using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. Water hardness is activated.

6.9 Filling the salt reservoir (optional)

On machines with integrated softener, an instruction to fill the salt reservoir appears during commissioning.

[Information Symbol] NOTICE!

Property damage

Accidentally filling the salt reservoir with detergent will damage the water softener. Do not fill the salt reservoir with detergent.

• Open the door.
• Unscrew the salt reservoir lid and use the funnel provided to add 1.5 kg of granular (2–8 mm) regenerating salt (do not use salt tablets).
• Fill up the reservoir with potable water (only at commissioning).
• Make sure the lid seal is free of dirt and salt.
• Screw lid back on and tighten.

[Information Symbol] NOTICE!

Property damage

Salt residues on the tank floor cause corrosion damage.

• Remove salt residues by hand.
• Start a wash programme to remove all traces of salt if necessary.

To continue the commissioning procedure, tap the [Tick Symbol].

6.10 Filling the chemical container and suction hoses

We recommend the use of HOBART Hyline detergent and rinse aid.

CAUTION: Mixing chemicals in the hose when exchanging chemicals can lead to crystallisation and damage to the hoses and dosing units. This is prevented by intermediary rinsing with water (see section 8.6). Failure to comply with this information will invalidate the guarantee and product liability.

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Chemical burns, sensitisation of the skin, poisoning

Incorrect handling of detergent or rinse aid can lead to serious injuries.

• Use only commercially available detergents and rinse aid (for industrial use).
• Observe the manufacturer's application and safety instructions.
• Wear protective equipment (gloves, safety goggles, protective clothing) when handling chemicals.

6.10.1 Provisioning external chemical canisters

On machines without integrated chemical container, an instruction to insert the suction hoses into external canisters appears. Suction height of dosing pump: max. 1.5 m.

• Place suction hose without colour marking at the suction valve down to the bottom of a detergent container.
• Place suction hose with blue marking at the suction valve down to the bottom of a rinse aid container.
• Tap the [Tick Symbol]. Instruction "Close the machine door" is displayed.
• Close door and tap the [Tick Symbol].
• Suction hose filling is activated and visualised in the display by a time bar.

6.10.2 Filling integrated chemical containers (optional)

On machines with retrofitted, integrated containers, the instruction to fill the chemical containers appears.

• Open the frontal covering forwards.
• Fill the colourless container with detergent to the "MAX" mark using a funnel. Do not overfill the container!
• Fill the blue container with rinse aid to the "MAX" mark using a funnel. Do not overfill the container!

Tap the [Tick Symbol]. The instruction "Close the machine door" is displayed.

Close doors and tap the [Tick Symbol]. Suction hose filling is activated and visualised in the display by a time bar.

6.11 Completing the commissioning procedure

The machine can be started or alternatively switched off.

• Tap the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol until the required setting is highlighted.
• Tap the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol. Machine starts or switches off.

7 Operation

7.1 Personnel qualification

The machine must be operated by instructed personnel (see section 2.3.2).

7.2 Special safety instructions

[Caution Symbol] CAUTION!

Chemical burns, sensitisation of the skin, poisoning, burning

If the Door is opened during operation, vapour can escape and/or wash water can spurt out and cause injury.

• Do not open the Door during operation, wait for the program to finish.

[Warning Symbol] WARNING!

Danger of slipping

Moisture can build up around the machine and cause slipping.

• Provide a floor covering that is guaranteed to be non-slip in case of moisture.

7.3 Notes for optimum wash results

The rinse result is significantly affected by the water quality. The minerals dissolved in the water become visible on the washware in the form of spots and streaks during the drying process.

If the mineral content is high, we recommend the use of a HOBART HYDROLINE demineralising unit.

Before washing new glasses the first time with a commercial glass washer, intensive basic cleaning is mandatory to reduce the greasy film which is on most glasses for protection during production. We recommend this basic clean is carried out by hand (wear gloves) with a higher detergent concentration (minimum 10 g/l) in a sink using a brush. Alternatively, the programme described in section 7.10 can also be used.

7.4 Preparations for washing

7.4.1 Preparing the machine

• Check correct position of wash/rinse arms and strainers.
• Open site shut-off valve.
• Turn on main switch or insert the plug.
• Check level of detergent and rinse aid container.
• Close the door.
• Tap the ON/OFF button.

Machine is switched on. The tank is filled. The ON/OFF button gradually turns green during the filling and heating cycle. This process can take several minutes. When the button becomes completely green, the machine is ready for operation.

7.4.2 Preparing the washware

• Remove any food residue.
• Place wash ware face down in the rack.

NOTE: We recommend using mesh baskets for the PREMAX models GP and GPC.

7.5 Displaying and selecting the program

7.5.1 Programme overview

X = Programme available -- = Programme not available

7.5.2 Displaying and selecting the program

The standard programme is automatically selected after switching on. If necessary, a different programme can be selected.

• To display the current programme, tap the [Programme Selection Symbol] before the start.

The programme selection list is displayed. The programme currently selected is inversely highlighted.

• Select a different programme using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Confirm with the [Tick Symbol].
• The programme selection list can be exited without changes by tapping the [Back Symbol].

7.6 Washing

• Slide rack into the machine and close the doors.
• Tap the ON/OFF button.

While the programme is running, the ON/OFF button gradually changes from blue back to green.

As soon as the ON/OFF button illuminates completely green again, the wash cycle is finished.

With PREMAX models, a drying and condensation process (3 minutes duration) automatically starts at the end of the wash programme. This can be interrupted at any time by opening the door.

With the GCP model, condensate can drip from above onto the door. For technical reasons, the dryer fan also switches on temporarily in stand-by-mode.

• Open the door and remove the rack.
• Allow the wash ware enough time to dry.

7.7 Switching off the machine

• Close the door.
• Push the ON/OFF button for three seconds.

The machine drains the tank and cleans the machine interior. At the same time, the ON/OFF button gradually changes from green back to colourless.

The machine then switches off.

When the ON/OFF button has extinguished completely:

• Turn off main switch or remove the plug.
• Close on-site shut-off valve.

[Information Symbol] If no button is pressed, the machine switches off automatically after 6 hours, but will not pump out.

7.8 Cleaning

[Information Symbol] NOTICE!

Property damage

The use of unsuitable agents can cause corrosion or damage to the surfaces.

• Do not use any chlorine-containing, acidic or metal-containing additives to clean the machine.
• Do not use metal sponges.

7.8.1 Executing daily cleaning

• Remove sieves and clean. Make sure that food debris does not enter pump intake!
• Flush the fine strainer under running water.
• Clean machine areas that cannot be reached by the water circulation (door sealing, etc.).
• Replace strainer.
• Leave the door open for ventilation.
• Check the surface of the operating panel and clean if required.

7.8.2 Cleaning rinse arms

• Push and hold the clip fastener on the rinse arms, remove the rinse arms and clean.
• Replace the rinse arms.

7.9 Executing hygiene cleaning

When a pre-set number of rinse cycles has been reached, the instruction "Execute hygiene program" appears in the display, indicating that an automatic hygiene clean of the machine interior should be executed. The instruction can be suppressed for some rinse cycles by tapping the [Tick Symbol] on the display. The hygiene programme is carried out as follows:

• Before end of operation, remove the rack and place a HOBART hygiene tab in the machine interior.
• Close the door.
• Tap the [Programme Selection Symbol].
• Use the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol to select the hygiene programme.
• Confirm with the [Tick Symbol].
• Tap the ON/OFF button.

While the hygiene programme is running (duration approx. 10 minutes), the green illuminated segments extinguish successively.

At the end of the programme, the machine switches off automatically.

[Information Symbol] If necessary, hygiene clean should be executed before the pre-set number of wash cycles is reached. With regular use, the machine interior will remain free of soil and dirt deposits.

7.10 Executing the basic cleaning program for washware

Special programme for removing stubborn coatings/deposits on wash ware (e.g. protective film on new glasses, starch residues)

[Caution Symbol] CAUTION!

Chemical burns, sensitisation of the skin, poisoning

The use of unsuitable chemicals can cause injury.

• Manual addition of a special agent as recommended by your chemical supplier.
• Observe the manufacturer's application and safety instructions.

• Open the door.
• Manually remove coarse soil from tank cover.
• According to the individual dosing recommendations, add the powder quantity required for the tank content (see 3.3) to the flat side of the tank.
• Tap the [Programme Selection Symbol].
• Select the basic cleaning programme using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Confirm with the [Tick Symbol].
• Slide the loaded rack into the machine and close the door.
• Tap the ON/OFF button.

While the programme is running (duration approx. 6 minutes), the ON/OFF button gradually changes from blue back to green.

As soon as the ON/OFF button illuminates green again, the rinse cycle is finished.

[Information Symbol] For each subsequent basic cleaning cycle, 4 litres of water must be added manually.

7.11 Displaying the temperatures

• Tap on the [Temperature Symbol].

The effectively reached washing and rinsing temperatures of the last wash programme are displayed.

8 Setting options, operating and hygiene data

Possible in stand-by and washing operation when the machine is switched on.

• Tap the [Select Menu Symbol].

The login and information selection is displayed.

• [Service-Login Button] gives trained technicians access to further setting options.
• [Chef-Login Button] enables the operator access to the settings and data described below.
• [Information Button] provides access to operating data, machines and service contact data (if saved).

For navigating, selecting and exiting in the individual menus, see section 4.3.

8.1 Information on the operation, machine and service contact data

• In the top menu level, select "Information" using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol and confirm with the [Tick Symbol].

The submenu is displayed.

8.2 Setting options and hygiene data

8.2.1 Accessing setting options and hygiene data

• Select [Chef-Login Button] in the top menu level using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol and confirm with the [Tick Symbol].

PIN input is shown.

Enter PIN code "1111":

• Set the first number using the [Up/Down Arrows] symbol.
• Skip to the next number via the [Tick Symbol].
• The [Back Symbol] enables you to exit or return to the previous number.

Once the code has been correctly entered, the submenus available for settings and hygiene data are displayed.

8.2.2 Overview of selection menu for settings and hygiene data

8.3 Making the general settings

Tapping the format symbol when setting date and time allows the display format to be changed as well.

Complete the setting by tapping the [Back Symbol].

8.4 Set temperature display

8.5 Setting the acoustic signal

8.6 Making the chemical settings

If in the Fill chemical hoses submenu, the prompt Fill detergent suction hose and/or Fill rinse aid suction hose are set to Yes, the filling process will start. The filling process is visualised in the display by a time bar.

NOTE: The hose filling for detergent only functions when the door/hood is closed. It can be stopped by tapping the Abort button if necessary.

8.7 Monitoring external water treatment

This allows you to monitor the capacity of an external water treatment or a pre-filter based on the water flow.

8.8 Setting the water hardness (optional)

8.9 Setting VAPOSTOP² and TOP-DRY

8.10 Hygiene and operating data

The machine automatically reports all operating and hygiene-relevant events (e.g. wash programme, error messages) with their time.

The report can be either shown on the display or transmitted to a USB stick in txt format.

The reporting starts with the current date and the last event that occurred on this day. The previous events then appear.

A maximum of 1500 events are saved. Older records are overwritten.

Also listed are commissioning, temperature and dosing settings, counter readings and number of wash programmes run.

8.11 Setting the timer

Times for automatic machine switch-on and -off can be defined here.

A small clock symbol remains in the top left-hand section of the display for 30 minutes after the machine has been activated and turned off.

8.12 WLAN

Important: The functionality outside of Europe depends on the availability of a local approval for the radio module. Contact your local Hobart distributor or visit www.itwfoodequipment.com/smartconnect365/help.

Supports IEEE 802.11 b/g/n in the 2.4 GHz frequency range

Maximum transmission capacity 19.6 dBm in the 2.4 GHz frequency range

Encryption: WPA2-PSK/open network

Port 443 free for communication between machine and server (default: open)

IP address via DHCP or fixed IP address

Connections via Captive Portal are not possible

Adequate WiFi reception is required at the dishwasher's installation location

Correct date setting required

The HOBART SmartConnect app is available for download from the App Store and the Play Store. Web browser version at https://hobart.smartconnect365.com

8.13 Temperature level

Here, it is possible to change from standard temperatures according to European DIN 10534 to elevated temperatures according to NSF (Thermolabel 71°C). As a result, the program run times are extended. This setting is not available for the PREMAX models FP and GP(C).

9 Fault indications and problems

9.1 Fault indications

Displayed error messages are shown in the order of priority. They must be acknowledged with the [Tick Symbol]. Acknowledged error messages for which the error is still pending are first hidden to enable further messages to be displayed. If all error messages have been acknowledged but errors are still pending, these messages will then be shown again.

Information

• Limited operation is possible.
• The ON/OFF button illuminates green/red alternately.
• The error code is shown in the display (see table).

Faults

• Limited operation is not possible.
• The ON/OFF button illuminates red permanently.
• The error code is shown in the display (see table).
• Once the error display has been acknowledged, the machine turns off.

9.2 Remedying the problem

9.2.1 Poor wash result

10 Maintenance

In order to maintain the warranty, as well as a permanently safe, efficient, and trouble-free operation of the machine(s), the required maintenance must be carried out by authorized service technicians. We therefore recommend the conclusion of an inspection and maintenance contract, which guarantees qualified support by specially trained service technicians according to a time schedule based on the operating conditions.

Genuine spare parts must be used for repairs and wearing part replacements. Wearing parts include dosing hoses, rinse arm bearings, etc. In Germany, your HOBART machines are governed by the Ordinance on Industrial Health and Safety and must be inspected by a qualified electrician in accordance with the intervals specified by the Institute for Work and Health of the German Social Accident Insurance [DGUV V3 (BGV A3)].

11 Disposal

The machine operator is responsible for disposing of the machine and its operating materials correctly and in accordance with environmental regulations. Both national and local legal provisions and regulations must be observed!

With respect to fluorine-containing coolants in machines with heat pumps, the requirements of Regulation (EC) No. 517/2014 and supplementary national legislation must be observed in Europe.

We recommend assigning a specialist company for disposal. Alternatively, Hobart can take back the machine and its operating materials.

12 Product disclaimer

Installations and repairs carried out by non-authorized technicians or using non-genuine spare parts, and any technical alterations to the machine not approved by the manufacturer will invalidate the manufacturer's warranty and product liability.

HOBART reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its products without prior notice. © HOBART GmbH, Offenburg 2023

13 Conformity

EG-Konformitätserklärung / Declaration of Conformity

The sole responsibility for the issuance of this declaration of conformity rests with the manufacturer.

Machine: Dishwasher / Glasswasher

Manufacturer: HOBART GMBH

Model Series: FX - Serie, FP - Serie, FXL - Serie, GX - Serie, GP - Serie, Care

Design State: FX-18-02

Serial No.: 86667XXXX

Hobart confirms that the named machine has been manufactured and tested in accordance with the following standards:

• EN 17735:2022
• EN IEC 55014-1:2021
• EN IEC 55014-2:2021
• EN 60335-2-58:2005 + Cor.:2007 + A1:2008 + A11:2010 + A2:2015 + A12:2016
• EN IEC 61000-4-3:2020
• EN IEC 61000-6-2:2019
• EN IEC 61000-6-3:2021
• EN ISO 12100:2010
• EN IEC 63000:2018

The machine complies with the following directives:

• 2006/42/EG (Machinery Directive)
• 2014/30/EU (EMC Directive)
• 2014/53/EU (Radio Equipment Directive)
• 2011/65/EU (RoHS Directive)

The protective goals of the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU are in compliance with Appendix I No 1.5.1 of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.

Confirmed by: Harald Disch, Director Product Development Europe

UK Declaration of Conformity

This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer.

Machine: Dishwasher (FX/FP/FXL/Care), Glasswasher (GX/GP)

Trade mark: HOBART

Model Series: FX - Serie, FP - Serie, FXL - Serie, GX - Serie, GP - Serie, Care

Design State: FX-18-02 / GC-18-02

Serial No.: 86667XXXX / 86613XXXX

Hobart confirms that the named machine has been manufactured and tested in accordance with the following designated standards:

• BS EN 17735:2022
• BS EN IEC 55014-1:2021
• BS EN IEC 55014-2:2021
• BS EN 60335-2-58:2005+A12:2016
• BS EN IEC 61000-4-3:2020
• BS EN IEC 61000-6-2:2019
• BS EN IEC 61000-6-3:2021
• BS EN ISO 12100:2010
• BS EN IEC 63000:2018

The product complies with the following regulations:

• SI 2008/1597 (The Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008)
• SI 2016/1091 (The Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016)
• SI 2017/1206 (The Radio Equipment Regulations 2017)
• SI 2012/3032 (The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012)

Protective Goals of the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 (SI 2016/1101) are in compliance with Appendix I No 1.5.1 of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 (SI 2008/1597).

Confirmed by: Harald Disch, Director Warewash Engineering Europe