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VII. a - INTRODUCTION/OVERVIEW:
The  Traulsen  Even  Thaw  is  designed  to  be  used  as  a
thawing cabinet. While it may be utilized in a refrigeration 
mode, that is not its intended use. Its function is to hold the 
cabinet temperature in the range from 38 to 40 degrees 
to thaw product within the food-safe temperature zone. 
Frozen product placed into the unit will pull the cabinet 
temperature below the heater set point (37 deg.)and the 
unit will begin to function in the thaw mode. This prompts 
the refrigeration system to turn OFF, and the heaters to turn 
ON. The  fans  remain  ON,  circulating  this  cold  air  around 
the product, allowing for rapid thawing. When cabinet air 
temperature reaches the upper set point (38 deg. although 
the product is actually much colder), the heaters turn OFF.
As the cabinet temperature reaches the heater set point, the 
heat will be cycled off while the internally generated heat from 
the circulation fans continues to add heat to the cabinet. If 
sufficient cold capacity or possibly other frozen product is 
added to the unit and subsequently lowers the cabinet tem-
perature more than 1 degree below the heater set point, the 
heat will again turn on to thaw the product.
If the cold capacity of the product no longer sufficiently pulls 
down the cabinet temperature below the heater set point, the 
cabinet temperature will slowly rise to attain the evaporator 
coil cut-in set point (41 deg.) and energize the refrigeration 
system. The unit will remain in the refrigeration mode until 
the cabinet temperature pulls down to the compressor cut-
out set point (38 deg.). The unit will continue to operate and 
cycle in the refrigeration mode. 
The controller has been preset at the factory and 
should not require any adjustments. Traulsen engi-
neering  EXPECTS  no  changes  be  made  to  any  set-
points or parameter settings without discussing the
situation and obtaining approval to do so. Modifying
the default set points could disrupt the operation/functional 
programming algorithm and result in erratic unit operation.
VII. b - LOADING GUIDELINES:
The Even-Thaw model can accommodate any size partial 
load, or up to (28) 18” x 26” pans of product (for example 
approximately 672 lbs. of chicken). Use of aluminum pans 
is highly recommended. Product should be placed on pans 
in one layer only to allow for proper airflow. With a full load 
thaw time will be between 22 & 24 hours. Overloading and/
or double wrapping product will extend thaw times.
VIII. a - INTRODUCTION:
Even thaw performance is a function of many factors, espe-
cially those involving product types and loading.  As a result, 
actual thaw times will vary as even similar sized loads of the 
same product will exhibit some differences in their thawing 
characteristics.
VIII. b - TEST PARAMETERS:
To provide a general performance baseline, Traulsen per-
formed some controlled testing in our lab which may provide 
the operator with an approximate idea on what to expect from 
their Even-Thaw unit. Full load batches of frozen product 
were used as follows:
One section  models
336 lbs. of chicken, distributed between 14 tray levels.
Each level consisted of 24 lbs. of product loaded into
two pans (four 6 lb. pkgs. of frozen product total per
level/two 6 lb. pkgs. per tray).
Two section models
672 lbs. of chicken, distributed between 28 tray levels.
Each level consisted of 24 lbs. of product loaded into
two pans (four 6 lb. pkgs. of frozen product total per
level/two 6 lb. pkgs. per tray).
1008 lbs. of chicken, for two section megathaw loads.
VIII. c - TEST RESULTS:
Under these actual load parameters, the one-section
model generally required approximately 15-19 hours
in order to completely thaw the entire load. 
The  two  section  model  requires  approximately  18-22  or 
megathaw models 22-24 hours to completely thaw the entire 
load.  
VIII. d - RESULTS AS A FUNCTION OF PRODUCT MIX:
The  above  thaw  times  were  based  upon  a  mixed  load
of different chicken products typically found in many
establishments.  It  is  important  to  note  that  initially,  all
tests  performed  were  based  on  a  mixed  load  of  product. 
This  consisted  of  approximately  1/4  nuggets,1/4  strips, 
1/4 to 1/3 breasts. This MIXED batch thawed in the times 
listed  above.  In  actual  operation,  thaw  batches  consist-
ing of a single type of product, or other ratios of different 
products may require more time for thawing. Both this and 
larger size loads can both contribute to longer thaw times.
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VII. GENERAL USE, OPERATION & 
SERVICE SUMMARY
 
VIII. EXPECTED THAW PERFOR-
MANCE/OPERATIONAL TROUBLE-
SHOOTING