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Those big name fast food hamburger chains love their bun toasters. I saw McDs go through a bunch of them. A.J. Antunes, Prince Castle, Frymaster…blah, blah. Vertical belt-type toasters came, went and came back again. Been awhile now, so don’t know what they’re using now. I know I wasn’t a fan of Prince Castle’s UNIVERSAL toaster that McDs might still have (load from the top and little doors eject from underneath). Those were a mechanical monstrosity, subject to failure and expensive to repair. Then Antunes stepped up with their three-phase conveyor contraption that appeared capable of chewing your arm off…which trumped that Prince Castle in mechanical complexity.
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Amazing – the devices designed to mass-toast hamburger buns…as quickly as possible.
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I have no experience with any vertical toasters that BK uses. Just their conveyor toasters (Star-Holman?). AND…for that matter, I couldn’t remember the chain-drive routing layout of ANY the toasters that I HAVE serviced…unless I serviced one a day – from one day to the next.
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Obviously their manual is useless for determining all that. Maybe there’s a “like” unit which you can gain access to, take the side panel off and snap some pictures of?
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Otherwise, I suggest calling Prince Castle’s tech support. 800-722-7853.
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