Bartscher C5230 User Manual Download

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C5230 / 206782

C4430 / 206873

C6640 / 206797

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Summary of Contents for C5230

Page 1: ...C5230 206782 C4430 206873 C6640 206797 V1 1212...

Page 2: ...hnical specification 36 5 Installation and operation 37 5 1 Instructions for the installer 37 5 1 1 Preparation 37 5 1 2 Place of installation 38 5 1 3 Preparing to Install 39 5 1 4 Power supply conne...

Page 3: ...mbols are used to highlight important safety instructions and any advice relating to the device The instructions should be followed very carefully to avoid any risk of accident personal injury or mate...

Page 4: ...hnology If you have any questions you should contact the manufacturer NOTE Read the instruction manual carefully before using the device The manufacturer does not accept liability for any damage or ma...

Page 5: ...ing this device safely and in a fault free manner is very essential to protect yourselves from the hazards To prevent hazards and to ensure optimum efficiency no modifications or alterations to the de...

Page 6: ...rcial use only and should be operated by qualified personnel only Safe operation is only guaranteed when using the device for its intended purpose Any technical interventions as well as assembly and m...

Page 7: ...The outer and inner packing material should be removed completely from the device before installation NOTE If you liked to dispose the packing consider the regulations applicable in your country Suppl...

Page 8: ...mber Cooking chamber lighting Shelves for GN containers Control panel Convection oven door Safety lock device Door handle Safety features The safety lock device microchip interrupts the operation of t...

Page 9: ...20 x 520 Dimensions W x D x X H mm 550 x 620 x 520 Power supply 3 1 kW 230 V 50 60 Hz ready to connect Power supply 3 1 kW 230 V 50 60 Hz ready to connect Water connection G3 4 Water pressure up to 2...

Page 10: ...mage to the oven or lead to personal injuries moreover the use of such accessories and spare parts will void the warranty Periodically check that the power cord is not damaged Do not use the appliance...

Page 11: ...ng The place of installation of the convection oven must support the weight of the unit at full load Its gross weight can be found on the nameplate at the back of the convection oven If the ovens are...

Page 12: ...llation Remove the protective film Remove the protective film completely from the external and internal walls Remove any accessories informational materials and plastic bags from the oven Adjusting th...

Page 13: ...ain from the drip tray to the sewage network Figure on the right 5 1 4 Power supply connection WARNING Danger of electric shock In the case of improper installation the device may cause injuries Befor...

Page 14: ...n oven with a three phase power cord and no plug 206782 206797 CAUTION in the connecting power cord the yellow green wire should be at least 3 cm longer than the other wires The convection oven should...

Page 15: ...l a shut off valve and mechanical filter between the plumbing and the device Figure on the right On the back of the device in the area marked with a label the convection oven has an input G3 4 with a...

Page 16: ...f the hose there should be a slope of at least 5 to ensure adequate drainage Nearly horizontal sections should be no longer than one meter The convection oven should have its own connection to the san...

Page 17: ...rotective gloves Risk of burns Open the convection oven door with particular caution Risk of burns by escaping high temperature steam Do not put any flammable objects and spirit based food they may ca...

Page 18: ...d then wipe off with clean water Never use corrosive or acid products for cleaning CAUTION Never clean the oven with a water jet or steam under pressure For acceptance purposes run a test cycle which...

Page 19: ...d CAUTION The device shall not be directly sprayed with water Do not use water jets to clean the device either inside or outside o When cleaning take the following steps turn the device and set the te...

Page 20: ...o clean the glass door inside allow the convection oven to cool down completely o The double glass door allows easy cleaning o You can pull out the inner pane o Loosen the upper and lower steel plate...

Page 21: ...vection oven until it is replaced please contact your customer service Replacing and cleaning the cooling filter the back NOTE Strictly follow the instructions below to avoid electric shock or injury...

Page 22: ...n Solution The convection oven will not start when turned on The oven door is not closed The microchip does not signal the oven door is closed Close the oven door Contact the Customer Service The conv...

Page 23: ...n Motor protection thermostat kicked in The condenser motor is damaged Turn off the convection oven and allow the system protecting the motor from overheating to start up again If the fault repeats co...

Page 24: ...206873 A Timer dial E Steam injection button B Temperature control dial F Heating sensor orange C Humidity control dial G Humidity sensor orange D Function selection dial H In use indicator green B A...

Page 25: ...dial is set to CIRCULATION FAN the lights and fan work The convection oven heating system is enabled in this setting and can be controlled by turning the temperature dial The heater in form of a circl...

Page 26: ...ostat LED This light is on when the convection oven heating elements are turned on and the cooking temperature is lower than the set temperature by turning the temperature setting When the light goes...

Page 27: ...water enters the chamber in order to produce steam This is done regardless of the temperature the operator must ensure a sufficiently high temperature to cook properly Steam injection button This but...

Page 28: ...ir circulation A minimum distance between the upper container and the meal shall be at least 2 cm Do not overload the convection oven in order to obtain a uniform effect when baking cakes or bread try...

Page 29: ...osal service in your community WARNING To exclude any abuse and the dangers involved make the waste device unfit for use before disposal For that purpose disconnect device from mains supply and remove...

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