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The installation and user instructions are valid for all models, unless otherwise specified by the following pictograms:

Danger! Situation presenting immediate dan-
ger, or a hazardous situation which could cause 
injury or death.

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Consult another section 

 

Earthing symbol

Further information

 

Equipotential symbol

Hot surfaces, risk of burns

INSTALLATION CODES AND STANDARDS

Installations within the United States, must follow:

--1.State and local codes.

--2.National Electrical Code (ANSI/NFPA No.70, latest edition) available from the National Fire Protection 

Association, 

Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269.

--3.Vapor Removal from CookingEquipment, (NFPA-96, latest edition) available from NFPA.

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WARNING

 

All installation work and non-routine maintenance must be performed exclusively 

by qualified technicians, authorised by the manufacturer, in compliance with the regulations 

in force in the user country and the regulations on systems and safety in the workplace.

WARNING

RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK 

WARNING TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK

DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK

NO USER - SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY AUTHORIZED

SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY

 

DO NOT OPEN

Summary of Contents for DIGITAL LINE L06DUS

Page 1: ...tand this manual completely before attempting to install operate or service this equipment This manual is intended for use only by qualified installers of electric appliances RETAINTHIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE INSTALLATION USE 50LIB00188 MANUALE LIDO DUS 07 2019 rev 00 ...

Page 2: ...ulting the local gas supplier SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance WARNING Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance can cause property damage injury or death Read the installation operating and maintenance instructions thoroughly before installing or servicing this equipment The...

Page 3: ...nd standards 5 2 After removing the packaging 6 2 1 Checking the appliance and kit supplied 6 2 2 Removing the film 6 2 3 Technical specifications label 6 3 Transportation 7 3 1 Transporting the appliance 7 3 2 Characteristics of the installation area 7 4 Positioning 9 4 1 Resting on a table cabinet 9 4 2 Resting on a prover 9 4 3 Resting on an oven 9 4 4 Resting on a stand 9 5 Electrical connecti...

Page 4: ...nvalidate the warranty WARNING Performing any installation or maintenance work not specified in this manual may cause injury or death for the installer or user and damage the facilities at the installation site WARNING When the appliance is being fitted people not involved with the installation must not pass through or occupy the work space WARNING The power supply cable must only be replaced by a...

Page 5: ...ectrical Code ANSI NFPA No 70 latest edition available from the National Fire Protection Association Batterymarch Park Quincy MA 02269 3 Vapor Removal from CookingEquipment NFPA 96 latest edition available from NFPA WARNING Allinstallationworkandnon routinemaintenancemustbeperformedexclusively by qualified technicians authorised by the manufacturer in compliance with the regulations in force in th...

Page 6: ...of damage or missing parts make a note of the equipment data found on the technical data plate Fig 2 3 document the damage by taking photos promptly inform the carrier manufacturer REMOVING THE FILM Fig 2 2 Remove the protective film from the ovens avoiding the use of abrasive or aggressive substances or metal objects e g scrapers If any adhesive residue remains rub with a soft cloth soaked in an ...

Page 7: ...tion area must be well ventilated and not exposed to atmospheric agents have a temperature between 5 C and 45 C 41 F and 113 F and humidity below 70 have perfectly level smooth flooring that is non flammable not sensitive to heat and supports the appliance at full load comply with the laws in force regarding system safety and safety in the workplace be dedicated to food preparation Fig 3 3 Install...

Page 8: ... walls with a thermal non flammable material The appliance is not suitable for recessed installa tion When choosing the installation room take into account that the appliance must be easily movable for any non standard maintenance work Make sure that any building work following installation e g building walls replacing doors with narrower models renovation work does not hinder movement Fig 3 7 Fit...

Page 9: ...e able to bear the weight of the appliance at full load and the supporting surface must be fireproof and if possible resistant to high temperatures If necessary adjust the appliance feet to make it level RESTING ON A PROVER Fig 4 2 If the appliance is positioned on a prover from the same series simply place it on top making sure the feet are stable and slot into the pins in the structure below RES...

Page 10: ... with a pair of pliers turning it until it is perfectly horizontal 10 It is always possible to complete your compo sition at a later date adding or replacing com plementary accessories and appliances to meet any cooking or space requirement Visit our website or contact us for more information Stacking kit ...

Page 11: ...lours are by way of example only Please refer ONLY to the dia gram on the appliance Fig 5 1 The appliance must be connected directly to the power supply and must be fitted with an easily accessible switch installed in the system in accordance with the regulations in force in the country in which the appliance is being installed This switch must separate all pole contacts so as to guarantee complet...

Page 12: ...rectly connecting the wires could cause the terminal board to overheat leading it to melt and creating the risk of an electric shock 4 Check that there is no electric dispersion between phase and earth Check the electrical continuity between the outer casing and the system earth cable Use a multimeter for these operations 5 Close up the side with screws and fix the wire in place by screwing the ca...

Page 13: ...s not covered by the warranty Pressure below 150 kPa 1 5 bar the appliance may not op The water hardness indicates the magnesium ion calcium and heavy metal content in the water It is measured using kits commonly found on sale The hardness is expressed in French degrees f or German degrees dH 1 f 10 mg of calcium carbonate CaCO3 per litre of water Water classification very soft up to 7 f soft from...

Page 14: ...ds This guarantees the best washing results and helps to keep the appliance in perfect condition Keep the detergent pipe away from the drain pipe so as not to damage it The detergent tank must be positioned on the ground and not on top of the appliance When assembling the detergent tank use appro priate personal protective equipment Do not touch the detergent with bare hands In case of contact wit...

Page 15: ...the type of appliance respecting the measure ment shown in the figure The manufacturer recommends installing one of its hoods follow the assembly instructions that come with the hood The hood must remain on at all times when the oven is operating Fig 7 2 Make sure that there are no objects or materials ob structing the flue or which may be damaged by the temperature or fumes Do not leave flammable...

Page 16: ...s permitted 5 f French degrees max water temperature read max temperature permitted 30 C 86 F The appliance is appropriately connected to a drain Outgoing flue checks The appliance is correctly positioned under a suitable extractor hood or connected to the outside via suitable piping General checks after the first switch on start a cooking cycle at 302 F medium humidity for 10 minutes White smoke ...

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Page 19: ...uickly and easily We recommend that you read this manual carefully before using the appliance and store it properly for future reference For any further information or if any part of the manual is unclear we will be happy to assist you Safety precautions page 20 Basic concepts page 22 Use page 26 Manual cooking page 28 Cooking programs page 36 Automatic wash cycle page 42 Maintenance page 44 ...

Page 20: ... or structural anomalies disconnect the electricity and water mains and contact a customer support service authorised by the manufacturer Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself For any repairs please request original spare parts Non observance of these standards invalidates the warranty WARNING To ensure that the appliance is in perfect condition in terms of use and safety an authorised s...

Page 21: ...rning yourself do not touch parts marked with this symbol Be extremely careful when removing trays from the appliance cavity especially if they contain liquids Do not use highly flammable food or liquids while cooking e g alcohol Make sure that the tray holders inside the cooking cavity are securely fastened to the walls Otherwise trays containing hot food or liquids may fall and cause burns Alway...

Page 22: ...food evenly on the trays and avoid overlapping foods or overloading the trays maximum 22 lb per tray Distribute the trays evenly over the full height of the oven cavity respecting the maximum number indicated for each appliance Always respect the loading instructions for your appliance When cooking especially fatty foods with grills for example roast meat or poultry place a deep tray at the bottom...

Page 23: ...nput extraction optional fan speed optional If the cooking cycle duration has been set to time e g 1 40 hours minutes the cycle will end when the time is up 0 00 with a core probe the cycle will end when the probe detects that the temperature at the core of the food has reached the value set by the user e g 185 F When cooking with recipes recipes previously stored by the user are used The applianc...

Page 24: ...uct is cooked The needle probe must be inserted deep into the food being cooked The probe head must reach the core of the food i e the innermost point without piercing the other side Do not insert it into very fatty parts or near the bone If the food you are cooking is relatively thin insert the probe parallel to the oven tray Keep the probe clean Handle the probe with care because it is sharp and...

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Page 26: ...e right results and guarantee optimal performance and a long service life for your appliance What to do in the event of a blackout If a cooking cycle is interrupted when power is restored the program must be reset from the start If a washing cycle is interrupted once power has been restored the cycle starts again from the beginning to prevent detergent residues that have not yet been washed off fr...

Page 27: ...or speed button C2 Cooking step light Your appliance is equipped with a large control panel fitted with an encoder knob B4 Time button B6 Humidification button B3 Humidification light B1 Time light B5 Flue button B2 Flue light A4 Temperature button A6 Delta T button A3 Delta T light A ON OFF button A1 Thermostat light A5 Core probe button A2 Core probe light ...

Page 28: ...idity in the cavity see on page 32 or open the vent to release the humidity generated by the food being cooked see on page 32 steam cooking food is cooked using the steam that is injected into the cavity To ensure excellent results the humidity value needs to be set to 100 see on page 32 Steam cooking is ideal for all those dishes requiring delicate cooking or to pasteurize creams combined cooking...

Page 29: ...the encoder back until INF is displayed this stands for infinite press the encoder to confirm Now you can enter the other cooking steps 3 When you press START STOP the oven starts preheating the cavity until it reaches a temperature 20 higher than the set cooking temperature The oven will beep To stop the beep open the door and put the food in the oven When the door is closed the first preset prog...

Page 30: ...re temperature is reached This type of cooking does not expose the product to excessive ly high aggressive temperatures and can be used for cooking medium to large pieces of meat e g roasts or ham Cooking times are long but there are multiple benefits for example min imum weight loss Example You want to cook a piece of ham and you set a core temperature of 154 F Delta T 50 F When cooking starts if...

Page 31: ...lower part of the control panel removing the cap 1 Press the core probe button 2 Set the temperature using the encoder knob 3 Press to confirm The oven switches off when the probe reads the required tem perature at the core of the food Fig 10 Configuration with Delta T 1 Press the Delta T button 2 Set the core probe temperature using the encoder knob 3 Press to confirm 4 Set the Delta T temperatur...

Page 32: ...ue represents the percentage of humidity inside the cooking cavity 3 Press to confirm Humidification button This is used to activate the steam emission function for the time the button is held pressed The steam light switches on both when the steam button is pressed and when the humidification settings steam adjustment require steam emission to main tain the required internal humidity percentage E...

Page 33: ... option min which you will see appear on the display or maximum speed which does not show on the display G Automatic cooling This is useful if when a cooking cycle ends you want to run an other cycle at a lower temperature or if you need to clean the oven cavity either manually or using one of the automatic cook ing programs Fig 14 To reduce the oven temperature automatically 1 press the temperatu...

Page 34: ...n the cooking cycle ends the screen shown to the side ap pears and a beep sounds for approximately 5 seconds Wear appropriate protective thermal clothing PPE such as oven gloves to move containers accessories and other objects inside the oven cavity While cooking and until fully cooled the external and internal parts of the appliance may be extremely hot temperature above 60 C 140 F To avoid the r...

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Page 36: ...aved program 1 Press the cooking programs button 2 Use the encoder to select the desired program number 3 Press the encoder to confirm and the oven will start In this section you can find recipes previously stored by the user by saving the manual cooking cycles set The appliance can store up to 99 different cooking programs ...

Page 37: ...e encoder until you reach the first flashing number 3 Press confirm 4 Press the cooking programs button 5 You can now start entering all the information for the first step temperature time steam etc LED no 1 will light up 6 press the Programs button Fig 19 second step see LED no 2 7 Enter all of the information for the second step temperature time steam etc 8 press the Cooking programs button ...

Page 38: ...r all of the information for the fourth step temperature time steam etc 12 Press the cooking programs button and hold for 5 seconds until MEM shows on the display this means the program has been saved If the cooking cycle only has 1 or 2 steps when the settings have been made temperature time steam etc press the cooking programs button and hold for 5 seconds until MEM shows on the display this mea...

Page 39: ...am number 3 Confirm by pressing the encoder Fig 22 4 Then press the Cooking programs button to select the de sired step 5 Press the TIME button and hold for 5 seconds Fig 23 If you want to delete a program First delete all the program steps as described above Then press the cooking programs button and hold for 5 seconds until MEM shows on the display this means the program has been saved with the ...

Page 40: ...Fig 24 40 Cooking programs D Returning to manual cooking Fig 24 To exit the programs function and return to MANUAL cooking press and hold the encoder knob until MAN shows on the dis play ...

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Page 42: ... encoder knob again to start the program CLN_01 QUICK wash 45 minutes CLN_02 MEDIUM wash 56 minutes CLN_03 LONG wash 65 minutes Chr Refill the detergent pump 3 minutes Refill the detergent pump using the CHr program in the following cases first switch on after installation every time the detergent in the container runs out after a long period of inactivity The wash system is fully automatic Simply...

Page 43: ...us and unsuitable and should be avoided Before running a cleaning cycle make sure that the water drain on the bottom of the cavity is clear to avoid any flooding in the cavity Carefully read the product safety data sheet before handling and using the detergent Do not open the oven door during a washing cycle as this could cause injury to eyes mucous membranes and skin caused by contact with the cl...

Page 44: ... lack of maintenance or incorrect cleaning e g use of unsuitable cleaning agents Before performing any cleaning work wait for the cooking cavity to cool temperature not above 140 F When cleaning any part of the appliance or accessory DO NOT use abrasive or powder detergents aggressive or corrosive detergents e g hydrochloric muriatic acid sulphuric acid caustic soda etc Warning Never use these sub...

Page 45: ...removed to make cleaning easier CLEANING THE GLASS Use a soft cloth slightly dampened with a neutral product specifically for glass and follow the instructions provided by the de tergent manufacturer The inside glass can be opened to facilitate cleaning CLEANING STAINLESS STEEL SURFACES Use a soft cloth soaked in warm soapy water or products specifically for steel Then rinse and dry using a shammy...

Page 46: ... Everything is deactivated except the light and the cycle in progress is stopped ALL MOTOR ALARM This error is shown when the motor overheats Everything is deactivated except the light and the cycle in progress is stopped When the alarm disappears press the ON OFF button and gold for 1 second to reset the alarm the control panel switches to OFF H t CONTROL BOARD TEMPERATURE ALARM This error is sho...

Page 47: ...lian Legislative Decree no 49 of 2014 Implementation of the WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU on elec trical and electronic equipment waste the crossed out wheeled bin symbol indicates that the product was placed on the market after 13 August 2005 and that at the end of its useful life it should not be disposed of with other waste but must be collected separately All appliances are made with recyclable me...

Page 48: ...mains incorrectly Safety thermostat triggered Restore the electrical power supply Make sure the appliance is connected to the electricity mains Contact a specialised technician for repairs Customer Support Service Water is not intro duced in the humidifi cation pipes Water inlet closed Incorrect connection to the water supply Water supply filters clogged with impurities Open water inlet Make sure ...

Page 49: ...lease keep the parts and take them to an authorised replace ment installer this ensures the parts will be sent to the manufacturer who will run the appropriate checks 6 If you need to send the oven or any parts to a service centre or to the manufacturer after first requesting authorisation from them you must use the ORIGINAL packaging If it has not been kept use your own pack aging taking care to ...

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Page 51: ...es at any time without advance notice Partial reproduction is forbidden without the consent of the manufacturer The measurements provided are approximate and not binding The original language of this manual is Italian The manufacturer is not responsible for any translation interpretative errors ...

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