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  ELECTRONIC BOARDS FOR SLICER

  <p>The slicer's electronic board manages motor start and stop and, on more recent models, integrates the protections required by safety regulations.</p> <p><strong>Main types</strong>: <strong>CEV</strong> board with thermal protection (cuts power in case of motor overheating); <strong>safety</strong> board complete with box and button panel, often required for regulatory compliance; <strong>universal</strong> board for slicer/meat grinder/grater without a dedicated button panel, suitable for motors up to 3 HP.</p> <p><strong>Compatibility by brand</strong>: models available for Sirman (single-phase 220V and three-phase 220-380V versions, connectable to small or large button panels), Berkel (e.g. mod. AV35, 230/400V), Fia Boston (single-phase 220V), Omas (e.g. mod. C8243, 230-380V or 400V) and RGV. Between different brands the board often has a different shape and connections, even at the same voltage.</p> <p><strong>Available voltages</strong>: single-phase 220-230V and three-phase 380-400V — always check the one shown on the motor's nameplate or on the board you're replacing before ordering.</p> <p>Go back to <a href="/en/electronic-boards.html">Electronic Boards</a> for other machine types, or see the <a href="/en/pulsantiere-per-affettatrici-e-tritacarni.html">Button Panels</a> some boards connect to.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>How do I choose the right board for my slicer?</strong><br>Check the machine's brand and model, the voltage (single or three-phase) and whether the original board connects to a dedicated button panel or is the universal type.</p> <p><strong>Can I fit a universal board instead of the original one with a button panel?</strong><br>Only if the existing button panel is compatible with the universal board's input; otherwise you need the version complete with box and button panel.</p> <p><strong>What is thermal protection on the CEV board?</strong><br>It cuts power to the motor in case of overheating, preventing damage from prolonged use or overload.</p>
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  ELECTRONIC BOARDS FOR MEAT GRINDER

  <p>The meat grinder's electronic board controls motor start and stop and, on many models, motor reversal: a crucial function when the auger jams on bones or tough meat, since it lets you free it by reversing the direction of rotation without disassembling the machine.</p> <p><strong>Main types</strong>: board <strong>with motor reversal</strong> (e.g. mod. TGM3, mod. IB, up to 3HP); <strong>safety</strong> board complete with box and button panel with three-phase plug; <strong>dual speed</strong> board (mod. 2VA, 2VA+TP) to adjust processing speed; dedicated versions for <strong>bone saws</strong> (e.g. Siprem/Fabbri mod. 300-380).</p> <p><strong>Compatibility by brand</strong>: models for Sirman, Omas, RGV and the Siprem family (TG/ITR codes), often identifiable from the code printed on the original board.</p> <p><strong>Available voltages</strong>: single-phase 220-230V and three-phase 380-400V, for motors up to 3HP depending on the model — always check the motor's nameplate before ordering.</p> <p>Go back to <a href="/en/electronic-boards.html">Electronic Boards</a> for other machine types, or see <a href="/en/gears-for-meat-grinder.html">Gears for Meat Grinders</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>What is motor reversal on a meat grinder for?</strong><br>It lets you reverse the motor's direction to free the auger when it jams on bones or tough meat, without having to disassemble the grinding assembly.</p> <p><strong>What's the difference between a simple and a dual-speed board?</strong><br>Dual speed lets you adjust the processing rate (e.g. finer grinding at reduced speed); the simple version only has start/stop (and possibly reversal).</p> <p><strong>Is the bone saw board the same as the meat grinder one?</strong><br>No, they're dedicated to different machines: always check the specific model before ordering.</p>
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  ELECTRONIC BOARDS FOR GRINDER

  <p>The cheese grater's electronic board controls motor start and stop and, on models with an <strong>electric brake</strong>, quickly stops the grating roller when switched off — an important safety function on a machine that works with an exposed or partially guarded roller.</p> <p><strong>Main types</strong>: <strong>self-braking</strong> board (e.g. mod. HP2), board <strong>with electric brake and restart</strong> (e.g. mod. FR-5, TGFR9, up to 3HP); <strong>safety</strong> board complete with box and button panel; <strong>universal</strong> board also compatible with potato peelers (e.g. mod. TGCETSP, for motors up to 3HP).</p> <p><strong>Compatibility by brand</strong>: models for Fama (e.g. paired with mod. 8/F2027, with digital button panel), Marwel and CEG (e.g. low-voltage board mod. RC2).</p> <p><strong>Available voltages</strong>: single-phase 220V and three-phase 380V, for motors up to 3HP depending on the model — always check the motor's nameplate before ordering.</p> <p>Go back to <a href="/en/electronic-boards.html">Electronic Boards</a> for other machine types, or see <a href="/en/grating-spare-parts.html">Cheese Grater Spare Parts</a>.</p> <p><strong>Frequently asked questions</strong></p> <p><strong>What is the electric brake on a cheese grater for?</strong><br>It stops the grating roller much faster than natural coasting, reducing the risk of contact with the moving part.</p> <p><strong>Does the universal board also work on potato peelers?</strong><br>Some universal models (e.g. TGCETSP) are compatible with both graters and potato peelers, within the stated motor power limit (e.g. up to 3HP).</p> <p><strong>How do I know if my board has the electric brake?</strong><br>It's shown in the model/code printed on the original board (e.g. codes containing FR) or in the machine's manual; if unsure, compare the switch-off behaviour (immediate stop vs. natural coasting).</p>