Hi Everyone -- I figure I would try and tap into the wisdom of ProBrewer. We have recently started crowlers in the tap room and bought a Dixie seamer to seam the cans with. We are finding that we need to disassemble the first and second seaming operation wheels just about every 3 or 4 days and give them a really good cleaning otherwise they start to stick and the cans don't seam properly. I was wondering if this is what others are experiencing.
Also, while I have your attention we also see the area that contains the drive shaft and clutch (encased in clear plastic) gets dirty relatively easily and we are having to take the covers off on a regular basis and clean them and the inside of that compartment to keep it looking good. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, have you found a better way to clean that part of the machine other than removing the plastic shield?
Cheers!
- Chris
Also, while I have your attention we also see the area that contains the drive shaft and clutch (encased in clear plastic) gets dirty relatively easily and we are having to take the covers off on a regular basis and clean them and the inside of that compartment to keep it looking good. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, have you found a better way to clean that part of the machine other than removing the plastic shield?
Cheers!
- Chris
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