Blakeslee Conveyor Dishwasher Repair
We repair Blakeslee RC-44-3, RC-62-3, RC-64-3 and RC-86-3 rack conveyors and QX-PRO flight machines in Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and San Diego. We read the scrolling alarm first, then quote the price in writing before work begins.
Common Blakeslee conveyor dish machines problems
In plain words, the way kitchen and laundry staff describe them when they call.
B10 rinse low temperature alarm
E1 wash tank filling failure
E3 wash heating failure
E7 pump thermal protection
M3 prewash cooling failure
Z17 rinse water supply failure
The RC conveyors have a scrolling-text display and an LED bar. The RC-44-3 is a single wash tank machine for roughly 156 to 212 racks an hour, the RC-64-3 has a dual final rinse for up to 340 racks an hour, and the RC-62-3 and RC-86-3 add a prewash. The QX-PRO is a flight type with a blower dryer and a five-speed conveyor.
The alarm letters tell us where to look. B alarms are boiler alarms, E alarms the wash tank, M alarms the prewash tank, and W and Z alarms general protections. B10 means the rinse temperature is low, and the owner step is to put the rinse arms and nozzles in the right position. E1 and M1 are filling failures, so check the water inlet and turn the machine off and on. E7 and M7 are pump thermal protection alarms, and Z8 means the emergency button is pressed.
Probe, overtemperature and thermal alarms need testing, so we check the probes, heaters, pump motors and the cooling valve on the prewash. We give a written price before work and a 30-day warranty on our work.
Conveyor Dishwasher
Every maker we repair in this category, with general problems and care.
Open the categoryBlakeslee conveyor dish machines codes
Look the code up before you reset anything or open a panel.
Blakeslee conveyor dish machines lines we service
Current and older lines with their model numbers.
QX-PRO 536QX-PRO-DQX-PRO 536HDR→Blakeslee RC-44-3 Rack Conveyor DishwashersCurrent lineRC-44-3RC-44-3 HRRC-44-3 DR24RC-44-3 HR+DR24→Blakeslee RC-62-3 Rack Conveyor Dishwashers with PrewashCurrent lineRC-62-3RC-62-3 HRRC-62-3 DR24RC-62-3 HR+DR24→Blakeslee RC-64-3 Rack Conveyor DishwashersCurrent lineRC-64-3RC-64-3 HRRC-64-3 DR69RC-64-3 DR99RC-64-3 HR+DR69RC-64-3 HR+DR99→Blakeslee RC-86-3 Rack Conveyor DishwashersCurrent lineRC-86-3RC-86-3 HRRC-86-3 DR69RC-86-3 DR99RC-86-3 HR+DR69RC-86-3 HR+DR99→What does B10 mean on a Blakeslee RC conveyor?
B10 is a low rinse temperature alarm. Make sure the rinse arms and nozzles sit in the right position. If it persists, call us and we test the booster heating and the rinse supply.
Why did my Blakeslee conveyor stop with E7 on the display?
E7 is wash pump thermal protection. Suspend washing and call us. The pump motor, its wiring and the cause of the overload need a test before the machine goes back to work.
Why does my Blakeslee conveyor show Z8?
Z8 means the emergency button was pressed. Make sure the situation is safe, then release the emergency button to resume. If the alarm returns, call us.
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Book Blakeslee conveyor dish machines repair
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.