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Bartscher M 7110G, User Manual

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Safety pressure stop for convection ovens and
combi steamer

• Made of chromed brass
• 3/4” connector
• Initial setting at 3 bar, adjustable from 1 to 6 bar
• Input pressure max. 16 bar
• Maximum working temperature 65 °C

Code-no.: 533051

Base for combi steamer 1/1 GN

• Chrome-nickel steel 18/10
• Possible arrangement: 10 x 1/1 GN

• Size: W 850 x D 700 x H 741 mm

• Weight: 25 kg

Code-no.: 115069

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Summary of Contents for M 7110G

Page 1: ...M 7110G 1166281 M 10110G 1166311 Original Gebrauchsanleitung V1 0516...

Page 2: ...tions for the installer 52 5 1 1 Installation instructions 52 5 1 2 Installation place 53 5 1 3 Preparing for Installation 53 5 1 4 Electrical connection 54 5 1 5 Water connection 55 5 1 6 Drain conne...

Page 3: ...them to future owners of the device 1 Safety This device is designed in accordance with the presently applicable technological standards However the device can pose a danger if handled improperly and...

Page 4: ...proved by the manufacturer may be undertaken DANGER Electric shock hazard To avoid the hazard results please follow the safety instructions below Never allow the power cable to come into contact with...

Page 5: ...before cleaning the device HOT SURFACE Danger of burns and injury To avoid the hazard results please follow the safety instructions below During operation the surface of the device becomes very hot Do...

Page 6: ...ration any kitchen utensils towels paper and similar into the cooking space and on the device Make sure that the steam outlet is not blocked or plugged Never operate the device in the vicinity of flam...

Page 7: ...ath HOT SURFACE This symbol is a warning that the device surface is hot when in use Ignoring this warning may result in burns Hot liquid in container Danger of burns When containers hold liquid or pro...

Page 8: ...ance must be performed by the qualified service personnel only The combi steamer is intended only for preparation of appropriate food products CAUTION Any use going beyond the intended purpose and or...

Page 9: ...by violation of advice concerning operation and cleaning use other than designed alterations made by user use of inadequate spare parts We reserve the right to make technical changes for purposes of...

Page 10: ...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 Supp...

Page 11: ...stall a core temperature sensor 116009 Prepared to mount manual spray 116005 Dual pane glass door easy access to the oven interior for cleaning Removable inside guide rails Safety features The device...

Page 12: ...Distance between trays 74 mm Temperature range 50 C 280 C Power gas R 1 2 16 5 kW R 1 2 19 0 kW Power electric 0 8 kW 230 V 50 Hz 0 8 kW 230 V 50 Hz Water connection 3 4 Water pressure max 3 bar Dimen...

Page 13: ...35 x H 30 mm Weight 0 57 kg Code no 116009 Hand sprayer Hose length 2 m with the cut off valve for the 1 2 rigid water supply and the handle to fix it at the combi steamer Code no 116005 1 pair of st...

Page 14: ...3 4 connector Initial setting at 3 bar adjustable from 1 to 6 bar Input pressure max 16 bar Maximum working temperature 65 C Code no 533051 Base for combi steamer 1 1 GN Chrome nickel steel 18 10 Poss...

Page 15: ...ility for personal injuries or material damages resulting from the failure to observe the aforementioned regulations or tampering with single components of the device or using non original spare parts...

Page 16: ...to ensure good air circulation Install the device in such manner that the rear part is easily accessible in order to allow the electricity and water connections and maintenance Never place the device...

Page 17: ...ries Prior to installation compare specification of the local power network with the technical specifications of the device see nameplate Connect the device only in case of conformity Before connectin...

Page 18: ...h it out with water to remove all dirt and impurities before connecting the device so as to protect the magnetic valves Connect the pressurised water hose included using the 90 connection bevel to the...

Page 19: ...cted with a suitable hose 22 mm to the drainage system 5 1 7 Connecting to a gas line Connect gas devices to a gas line using a special R 1 2 pipe with a minimum internal circumference of 16 mm Use me...

Page 20: ...0 EE Estonia II2H3B P G20 G30 G31 20 30 30 FI Finland II2H3B P G20 G30 G31 20 30 30 FR France II2E 3 G20 G25 G30 G31 20 25 28 30 37 DE Germany II2ELL3B P G20 G25 G30 G31 20 20 50 50 GR Greece II2H3 II...

Page 21: ...G30 G31 25 25 30 30 In the event of a deviance from the values given above we do not guarantee the device will function nor activate properly Have the gas supply lines checked by a professional inspe...

Page 22: ...0 mbar 195R G25 25 mbar 215R G25 20 mbar 230R G20 25 mbar 185R G25 1 25 mbar 225R G2 350 13 mbar 290R G27 20 mbar 235R 1166311 10 GN 1 1 Gas type pressure Gas type pressure Nozzle G30 28 30 mbar G31 3...

Page 23: ...a place adapted for ventilation of exhaust There are two ways of connecting a gas device to such an exhaust removal system Connecting to a natural outlet such as a naturally aspirated pipe system whi...

Page 24: ...conformance and installation of the device according to statutory regulations and the recommendations contained in these instructions The following conditions must be met The temperature in the place...

Page 25: ...control panel goes off temporarily The ventilation motor must automatically change the rotation direction The rotation direction should automatically change every 2 minutes and the motor should disen...

Page 26: ...timely cleaning otherwise it may cause damage to the oven Be extremely attentive when opening the oven door burn hazard in the course of emerging of hot vapours Do not place any flammable objects and...

Page 27: ...eight of 1600 mm from the floor 5 2 2 Operation Clean the oven and its accessories carefully before use see 6 Cleaning and maintenance Before activation ensure the device has been installed properly s...

Page 28: ...s burner button S 3 Steam scale 1 10 T 1 Time internal temperature probe switch I 8 Time activation I 9 Internal temperature probe activation T 2 Ventilator speed switch I 7 Ventilator speed level 2 I...

Page 29: ...l finish To cook without setting the time turn the time dial to I 6 unlimited time Ventilator speed is set by pressing the switch T 2 Choose the desired level and set the switch to the desired positio...

Page 30: ...equivalent to the symbol I 5 Lastly set the cooking baking time by turning the time dial M 3 clockwise to the desired value After the set time has expired an alarm will sound the device will turn off...

Page 31: ...value Lastly set the cooking baking time by turning the time dial M 3 clockwise to the desired value After the set time has expired an alarm will sound the device will turn off and cooking will finis...

Page 32: ...tch T 1 to position I 9 Choose the desired internal food tempera ture using the digital indicator D 1 as follows Press the button SET T 5 The indicator D 1 will flash Press buttons T 3 or T 4 to raise...

Page 33: ...plug A in again CAUTION To avoid damaging the core temperature sensor insert it into the device only above the glass door Steam extractor The steam extractor s task is to remove moisture from the bak...

Page 34: ...he cooking compartment lighting functions automatically and is connected with the device s functioning At the end of a cooking baking cycle e g when the time dial displays 0 or the internal temperatur...

Page 35: ...t satisfying results do not overfill the trays GN containers and lay out the food evenly Use the steamer with core temperature sensor correctly Place the sensor in the thicker food item starting from...

Page 36: ...e double glazing makes the device door cleaning easier You can half open the inner glass or remove it if necessary o To do so loosen the upper and lower locks that block the inner glass Turn the locks...

Page 37: ...r supply and close the gas and water supply Leave the device to cool off completely o Before moving the device to another location make sure that it was properly disconnected from the electrical gas a...

Page 38: ...ilator stops working while the device is in use Turn the device off and wait until the motor overheating safety device turns itself on again Check if ventilation ducts are blocked If the problem occur...

Page 39: ...ational regulations It is advisable to contact a company which is specialized in waste disposal or just contact the local disposal service in your community WARNING To exclude any abuse and the danger...

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