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The BIRO VTS-41 & VTS-42 VACUUM TUMBLERS are versatile machines used for vacuum tumbling all types of meats. The BIRO VTS-41 & VTS-42 produce equally impressive results with beef, pork, poultry and fish. The units are both easy to clean and maintain as well as sanitary in design and con-struction. The entire machine is built to give many years ...
11. Plug tumbler motor into a grounded 60 Hz, 115 volt, 10 amp power source. 12. Turn timer control dial to desired time, and turn toggle switch to “ON TIMER” position. 13. When drum stops, turn toggle switch to “OFF” position, unplug tumbler motor from power source. 14. Remove drum and place on table with lid up.
4. Place product, marinade and water into tumbler drum. 5. Install gasket on drum lid and place lid on drum. 6. Connect vacuum hose to valve on drum lid. Be sure valve handle is in the open position, parallel with the valve body. 7. Plug vacuum tumbler into a grounded 60 Hz: 115 volt, 10 amp OR 50 Hz: 220 volt, 5 amp power source.
VACUUM TUMBLER OPERATION MANUAL & PARTS LIST MODEL VTS-43 REMOTE PUMP The BIRO VTS-43 VACUUM TUMBLER is a versatile machine used for vacuum tumbling all types of meats. The BIRO VTS-43 will produce equally impressive results with beef, pork, poul-try and fish. The unit is both easy to clean and maintain as well as sanitary in design and ...
parts distributor. For technical assistance, call (920) 748-3121. Wiring Diagram The wiring diagram is located in the literature packet supplied with all the non-European models. On European models, it is located in the junction box. The wiring diagram is inside the electrical junction boxes located on the back of 0300D models, or under
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V. Tumble: Plug the tumbler into a suitable outlet. Place the barrel on the tumbler. Tumble for 2-3 days. Open and check the rocks. After 5-7 days, open the barrel and rinse the rocks in a bucket of water. DO NOT put the rinse water down a household drain as it will clog the drain. Add rocks until 2/3 full. Add water to top layer of rocks.
