Prince Castle Tomato Slicer Cleaning Instructions
Built for speed and precision, Prince Castle tomato slicers deliver consistent slices that make food prep a breeze. Given their versatility, these machines are essential to kitchen operations, so proper care is a must. To help keep your equipment working properly and safely, these Prince Castle tomato slicer cleaning instructions will guide you through the steps to keep your unit in top shape.
These directions apply to Tomato Saber™ models, such as the 943-BK, along with Saber King™ and Saber King Mini™ Units.
Tomato Saber™
Supplies
- Hot Water
- Mild Detergent
- Nylon Brush
- Sink with Spray Nozzle
Be sure to clean the unit after each use to keep it safe and sanitary.
Directions
- Step 1. Remove the Tomato Catcher and Table Stop - Take out the Tomato Catcher and Table Stop to clean them separately, making sure to leave the Perma-Tight™ blade cartridge in the unit.
- Step 2. Wash the slicer - Spray the unit with hot water to remove any tomato residue.
- Step 3. Clean the pusher and blade assembly - Scrub the Tomato Pusher and blades with a nylon brush and warm, soapy water, making sure to scrub the blades from the back side.
- Step 4. Rinse the unit - Use hot water to rinse away any remaining suds or residues.
- Step 5. Maintain the Tomato Catcher and Table Stop - Wash the uninstalled parts with hot, soapy water, then rinse.
- Step 6. Air dry the machine and parts - Let the unit and uninstalled parts air dry completely.
- Step 7. Reassemble the slicer - Return the Tomato Catcher and Table Stop to the unit.
- Step 8. Resume normal operation - Use the slicer normally. Refer to our Prince Castle tomato slicer operating instructions for more information if needed.
Saber King™/Saber King Mini™
Supplies
- Warm Water
- Mild Detergent
- Sanitizer
- Cut-Resistant Gloves
- Cleaning Cloths
- Cleaning Brush (Red/Green)
- Cleaning Brush (White/White)
- Three-Compartment Sink
Maintain your unit daily to prevent buildup that can dull the blades and reduce performance. Also, remember to wear protective gloves when handling sharp components to minimize the risk of injury.
Instructions
Prepping for Cleaning
- Step 1. Set up a 3-compartment sink - Prepare a 3-compartment sink by filling the first basin with cleaning solution, the second with rinse water and the third with sanitizing solution.
- Step 2. Remove the blade/pusher cartridge - Take out the blade/pusher cartridge from the chassis. See the manual for directions if needed.
- Step 3. Disassemble the blade/pusher cartridge - Take apart the blade and pusher components.
Maintaining the Blade and Pusher
- Step 1. Wash the blade and pusher - Clean the disassembled parts in the first basin of the 3-compartment sink, using the cleaning brush to scrape off any residue buildup. Don’t disassemble the blades as this should only be done by authorized factory personnel.
- Step 2. Sanitize the blade and pusher - Rinse and then sanitize the blade and pusher components in the second and third basins of the 3-compartment sink.
- Step 3. Air dry the blade and pusher - Let the disassembled parts air dry thoroughly.
Cleaning the Chassis
- Step 1. Maintain the chassis - Maintain the unit body by wiping the exterior surfaces with cleaning solution and a soft cloth.
- Step 2. Rinse the body - Use a damp cloth to remove any remaining cleaning solution from the unit’s exterior surfaces.
- Step 3. Sanitize the chassis - Apply sanitizing solution to the exterior surfaces with a clean cloth.
- Step 4. Air dry the machine - Let the sanitizing solution air dry on the chassis.
Resuming Normal Operation
- Step 1. Reassemble the blade/pusher cartridge - Put the blade/pusher components back together.
- Step 2. Reinstall the blade/pusher cartridge in the unit - Return the blade/pusher cartridge to the chassis.
- Step 3. Resume normal operation - Use the slicer normally. See our guide on how to use a Prince Castle tomato slicer for step-by-step instructions.
For more information on operating, maintaining and troubleshooting your equipment, see the extensive collection of Prince Castle slicer manuals and diagrams on our site.