Ice Cream Machine

Ice cream machine, also known as ice cream freezer, is an automatic equipment specially designed for the production of frozen dessert - ice cream. According to the purpose, the ice cream machine can be divided into large-scale freezer used in factory assembly line and commercial ice cream machine used in catering industry. There is also a home ice cream machine for home use. The home ice cream machine does not contain any electromechanical components and therefore will not be discussed here. Only commercial ice cream machines used in food and beverage establishments will be discussed here.

Ice cream is made from drinking water, milk, milk powder, butter (or vegetable oil), creamy sugar, etc., adding appropriate amount of food additives, mixing, sterilizing, homogenizing, aging, freezing, hardening, etc. The volume-expanded frozen food made is delicate, smooth and cool.
Ice cream, also known as ice cream, milk cakes, bean cakes and fried ice cubes, etc., come in a variety of styles, but the method of production is almost nothing more than using milk or dairy products, eggs or egg products, sweeteners, flavoring agents, and stability. The agent and food coloring are used as raw materials and are processed by freezing. They are an important part of summer cold drinks and have a certain health care effect on the human body. They are good foods for summer cool and heat.
In order to ensure the health of ice cream consumers and improve the service life of machine parts, you must clean the cylinder once a day.
(1) Press the cleaning button to discharge all the slurry in the tank and press the stop button.
(2) Add the disinfectant with warm water and pour it into the bucket. The amount of water in the second bucket is the same.
(3) Stir by the cleaning button for about 1-2 minutes to drain the cleaning solution.
(4) Wash with water for 2-3 times and stop.
(5) Turn off the power and remove all parts.
a. Unscrew the four dowels on the side of the liquid valve and remove the outlet valve assembly.
b. Pull the handle pin, handle, stem and seal from the outlet valve in turn.
c. Pull out the agitator from the refrigeration cylinder and remove the seal.
d. Clean all parts removed, and replace them if they are damaged.
e. Install the parts in the reverse order of disassembly.