Reduce Downtime, Increase Productivity!

Upgrade your Taylor C708, C709, C716 or C606 soft serve freezer to the 28 day cleaning interval

Advantages of upgrading to 28 days include:

• Reduce Machine Downtime – you’ll only need to empty and clean your Taylor HT soft serve machine once a month reducing the time spent cleaning, increasing the time spent serving and making money!
• Reduce Wastage – halving the number of times you need to empty your machine each year will halve the amount of product which you’re forced to waste, increasing your profits!
• Reduce Labour Costs – you’ll only need to pay a staff member to clean the machine once a month opposed to once every two weeks, saving both time and money.
• Reduce Operator Error – halving the number of times the machine is disassembled halves the potential for operator errors due to lost parts or incorrect re-assembly.

Your 28 day upgrade will be performed by one of our fully Taylor accredited engineers and can be scheduled to coincide with your current cleaning schedule to avoid unnecessary downtime and wastage.

The reduction in machine downtime and the reduced labour and wastage costs more than justify the cost of upgrading!

What Are You Waiting For? Upgrade Today!

01473 350000 – SELECT OPTION 2

aftersales@htgtrading.co.uk

Alternatively complete our enquiry form and we’ll call you back…

Please Note – Only machines manufactured after January 2015 can be upgraded to the 28 day cleaning interval. Contact us with your machine serial number to see see if your Taylor C708, C709, C716, or C606 is compatible.

The post Taylor Heat Treatment Soft Serve Machine Upgrade appeared first on HTG Service.

Failure to do so can lead to invalid insurance and warranty!

HTG Service engineers can carry out a full PSSR test on both traditional and bean-to-cup. A lot of other coffee machine service companies are unable to offer this service!

HTG Service PSSR Test includes:
1. Complete strip down of the coffee machine by our engineer.
2. Drain out the boiler and remove heating element.
3. Full inspection of the boiler, both inside and out, and the safety valve.
4. The machine will be tested to full pressure (as per the manufactures recommendations) to ensure the safety valve function correctly and opens at the designated pressure it is been designed for.
5. If the machine passes, the engineer will notify HTG Service who will issue a PSSR Test Certificate for the coffee machine to indicate it has passed.
6. If the machine fails for any reason a service & repair visit by your preferred service company will have to be arranged and your machine cannot be used until it has been passed.

Contact HTG Service to discuss your next PSSR test!
Call: 01473 350000
Email: aftersales@htgtrading.co.uk

The post How Safe Is Your Coffee Machine? appeared first on HTG Service.

• Parts & Consumables – order replacement self-fit parts, cleaning utensils and consumables like tune-up kits, Taylor Lube and sanitiser sachets for your specific Taylor Soft Serve Freezer or Frozen Drinks Machine.
• Request Service Calls – send a service request directly from MyTaylor to the Taylor Customer Service & Support Centre. The simple form will be pre-populated with the machine and site details, simply describe the fault and send… Ideal for multi-site operators.
• Review Service Calls + Job Sheets – MyTaylor allows you to access all of the details of any service calls which you’ve had; past, present or pending… Download job sheets and see the status of outstanding calls or review quotes.
• Easy Invoicing – MyTaylor is an easy way to see and print invoices, providing you an easy way to keep track of your accounts.
• Equipment Dashboard – all equipment linked to your account will appear on the dashboard, showing you the age of your equipment, the installation date, when the warranty expires and the details of any ongoing service contracts which you may have in place.

To activate your MyTaylor account, visit www.mytaylor.uk and complete the simple registration form.

Click Here >>>

The post MyTaylor – Service+Parts Portal appeared first on HTG Service.