Ecolab Csh — 40 Manual

: Always rinse food-contact surfaces thoroughly with potable water after cleaning. Standard Warewashing Guidelines

The CSH 40 is tailored for hospitality environments where space is limited but high turnover of glasses is required. It combines robust construction with specialized wash cycles designed to handle wine glasses, beer steins, and cocktail glasses with care. Undercounter Design: Saves valuable bar space.

Before using the Ecolab CSH 40, please read and understand the following safety precautions: Ecolab Csh 40 Manual

The unit includes internal mechanisms to prevent chemical siphoning into the water main. Core Operating Instructions

| Problem | Likely Cause (Manual Reference) | Solution | |---------|--------------------------------|----------| | No chemical draw (pump not clicking) | Flow meter stuck or no water flow | Check water supply. Remove flow meter and clean rotor with soft brush. | | Weak or inconsistent dilution | Clogged foot valve or injector | Replace foot valve. Soak injector in warm vinegar for 1 hour. | | Unit runs continuously (water off) | Stuck flow meter switch or relay welded shut | Replace flow meter (part # CSH40-FM). | | Chemical dripping from venturi | Worn injection check valve | See monthly maintenance – replace check valve immediately. | | Error: Flashing red LED 3 times | Over-current (pump seized) | De-scale pump head. If no improvement, replace pump motor. | | Error: Steady orange LED | Calibration dial set beyond 9.5 | Reset dial to ≤9. Press and hold prime button for 10 seconds to clear error. | : Always rinse food-contact surfaces thoroughly with potable

The most critical step is always to contact Ecolab's technical support or your local distributor; this guide is a knowledge base to help you get started and protect your equipment investment.

Ensure your machine is hitting the mark. High-temp machines require a 180°F rinse, while wash temperatures should stay between 150°F and 160°F . Undercounter Design: Saves valuable bar space

Always wear chemical-resistant gloves, protective aprons, and safety goggles.