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Gastronorm container with liquid food
Food which sloshes around and runs out of the unit can cause scalding.
Always seal Gastronorm containers which are filled with liquid food with
sealing lids. Avoid sudden movements of the Gastronorm containers.
Loading
Load unit with lidded Gastronorm containers only.
Gastronorm containers placed in the unit must be able to withstand a
temperature of at least +100 °C. Polycarbonate Gastronorm containers, for
example, may not be used.
To prevent extension of the centre of gravity to the unit top, load unit from the
bottom up when loading partially.
The upper weight limits specified in the technical data may not be exceeded
when loading.
Eutectic plates (coolant accumulators)
Remove eutectic plates before heating up the unit and during temperature
maintenance of food.
Loading capacity of the unit top
Do not place items weighing more than 33 kg on the unit top.
Hot convection heating module, unit parts, objects and food
The convection heating module, the unit interior and objects contained within
the unit (e.g. Gastronorm containers) heat up during operation (up to approx.
+90 °C) and can cause burns. Protection (e.g. with hotpads or protective
gloves) must be used when handling hot objects.
The food which is temperature maintained can cause scalding.
Warm unit exterior
The unit exterior becomes warm during operation.
Do not place objects or food items which are sensitive to heat on the unit top.
Hot steam
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When the lid of the unit is removed during the temperature maintenance of
food, there is a risk that hot steam can escape and cause scalding. When
removing the lid, wear protective gloves and maintain sufficient distance from
the unit.
Hygiene regulations
Observe the corresponding regulations on foodstuffs and the properties of
the food when maintaining the temperature of food.
Danger of children being trapped inside
Secure empty units from access by children. Children who climb into empty
units cannot free themselves if the unit door is locked from the outside. Place
the empty units with the unit door side toward the wall or place them in an
area inaccessible to children.
Change of location
Remove any objects from the unit top before changing its location. Objects
can slide off the unit top or the unit can tip over when pushed.