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American Metal Ware has been building beverage equipment since 1883. This product has been designed for the quality and cost conscious restaurant operator in mind. Our metal craftsmen proudly build each product with great attention to detail. This manual has been prepared to compliment your equipment. Take a few minutes to become familiar with the equipment before you start operation. Within, you will find information on the set-up, operation, and maintenance of the equipment. This information will help you use this equipment to produce the best possible beverage product. The installation and setup instructions will help get the equipment running quickly. You will also learn the functions of all controls. Follow the cleaning and maintenance instructions to ensure a long life for your equipment and to preserve its attractive appearance. If this product requires service or adjustment, see the Adjustment section of this manual. This section will explain the safest and easiest procedures for finding and making adjustments. A repair parts section will help you identify the parts you need. Page 3 American Metal Ware 67710E Coffee Urn About the 67710E Coffee Urn General Description This coffee urn has been engineered to suit the special needs of the prison environment. This section highlights the characteristics and special features of the product. The urn is a large capacity, high-speed, coffee brewing and holding unit. The body is constructed of two walls of stainless steel with insulation between. Inside is a large capacity water tank where the brew is heated. Two ten gallon liners fit into that tank. Each liner has its own controls which start and stop the brew process with the push of a button. A pump draws water from the tank and sprays it over the grounds which are placed above the liners. Faucets on the front of the urn allow the dispense of coffee from each liner and hot water from the tank. A control automatically refills the tank as water is drawn off. A thermostat regulates the temperature by switching electric heating elements inside the tank. Features of This Model Safety and Security • No parts removable by hand. • No breakable parts. • Minimization of screw fastened parts on exterior. All remaining screws are one way. • Lockable covers over control compartment and brewing area. When locked, there is no access to hot water or coffee except through faucet. • Security faucets with wrench tight, metal bonnets and self closing handles. • Insulated body stays cooler. • Lock our brew controls. • Drain handle located inside control enclosure. • Flanged feet may be bolted to table. Operation • Fully automatic brew cycle with automatic air agitation. • Adjustable timer, by-pass, sprayover rate, and thermostat. • Sensors indicate coffee in liner - no gauge glass. • Automatic Refill and Low-Water, Heater Cutoff. • Stainless steel mesh coffee filter. • High Speed Brewing - Brew in both liners simultaneously. Maintenance • All components are easily accessible in the side control enclosure. • Replace most components without draining the urn. • Durable, easy to clean, 304 stainless steel construction. American Metal Ware 67710E Coffee Urn Page 4 Pre-Installation Package Contents This coffee brewer should be packed in a box on a wooden skid. Check to make sure the box contains the following parts: 1) The Urn 2) Two stainless steel mesh brew baskets. 3) Three pad-locks and one set of three identical keys. 4) This instruction manual. 5) Two clamps for pump tubing - in the control enclosure. 6) Two sets of two keys to turn on brew controls. The next page shows a rough-in drawing, number 094-004. Refer to this drawing for information required for installation. The drawing shows the locations of the electric and water inlets, and some important dimensions of the brewer. Page 5 American Metal Ware 67710E Coffee Urn American Metal Ware 67710E Coffee Urn Page 6 If you still need help, at (800) 568-8 am - 6 pm EST) or an authorizedservice center in Please have the Prio authorization from Technical Services for Installation ! WARNING, ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD INSTALLATION SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY. Initial Considerations Unpack the Urn Remove the cardboard carton from around the urn. Be careful not to scratch the stainless steel with any tools. Unwrap any plastic wrapped items. Open both liner covers andremove materials inside the liners. Remove the control enclosure to expose electricconnections. Select a sight for the urn The Urn must be placed on a sturdy, leveled table. The table must have a tray to collect liquid from the faucets. To set up initially and adjust later, the installer must have access tothe side of the urn where the controls are located. Be sure to allow for space in the sight selection. Water and Electric The electric ratings are printed on the nameplate of the urn and on the rough-in drawing. The urn must be connected to a branch circuit with its own shut-off. A water line must...