If you have a restaurant or bar you need to keep the glasses clean. To make it possible you need to have a fully functioning glass washer. For the glass washer to continue working effectively you need to take good care of it:

How to save energy with your glass washer

The cost of electricity has been on an upward trend. To reduce your power bill take measures that save you energy. One of the ways recommended by commercial appliances repair professionals is investing in a pre-rinse unit if you don’t already have one. The pre-rinse not only saves you energy, it also reduces blockage incidences; therefore, you don’t have to hire a repair professional every now and then.

Another way of saving energy is always running a full load. This way you clean plenty of glasses in one go thus saving you plenty of money. If you are located in a hard water area, you should regenerate your water softener 2-3 times a week. Your machine will consume plenty of energy if it has the wrong settings. If you have noticed that your energy bill is rising every day, you should check the settings. For ideal results, ensure that the rinse pressure is set between10-15 pounds per square inch. The wash tank should be set at 160ºF and booster heater at 180ºF. The hot water heater should be set at 140ºF.

Common glass washer problems and how to fix them

Just like any kitchen appliance, it’s common for the glass washer to develop problems. While it’s recommended that you hire a glass washer repair professional to fix the appliance when it develops problems, not all problems require the attention of a professional—there are some that you can fix on your own.

White film on the glasses: If there is a white film on your glasses, this is usually due to hard water minerals. To fix the problem you need to regenerate the water softener more often. For ideal results, you should regenerate the water softener at least twice a week.

Glass washer not heating up: This is a common problem when the heating element, thermostat or both are faulty. You should check the multimeter for 115/220 V if this is the voltage there and replace the heating element. If you can’t get any measurements consider replacing the thermostat.

Conclusion

This is what you need to know about the glass washer. If there is a problem that you can’t fix, ask a commercial kitchen appliance Arlington to have a look at it.