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table of contents ....................................................................................................................... 1

Safety ...................................................................................................................................... 3

Safety regulations ..................................................................................................................... 4

Description of Hazard Symbols ................................................................................................. 4

Dangers in case ofnon-observance of safetyregulations ............................................................... 4

Safe use ................................................................................................................................ 4

Improper operation................................................................................................................. 5

Changes / use of spare parts ................................................................................................... 5

Monitoring of the heating zone ................................................................................................. 6

Noise .................................................................................................................................... 6

General .................................................................................................................................... 6

application ............................................................................................................................. 6

Product .................................................................................................................................... 6

products ................................................................................................................................ 6

specifications ............................................................................................................................ 6

Operation and control .......................................................................................................... 6

Technical device data ........................................................................................................... 6

Functional conditions ............................................................................................................ 6

Power tabe 1 channel (single generator BIPS) ............................................................................ 7

Power table 2 channel (double generator BIPDS) ........................................................................ 7

installation ............................................................................................................................... 7

Electrical data of the devices .................................................................................................... 7

Devices by power (5 kW- BIPS) ............................................................................................. 7

Devices by power (10 kW- BIPDS) ......................................................................................... 7

Installation pre-conditions ....................................................................................................... 8

Installation regulations for the installation model ..................................................................... 8

commissioning .......................................................................................................................... 9

assembly ............................................................................................................................... 9

Devices on and off switch ...................................................................................................... 10

Standby function (optional) ................................................................................................... 10

How to use the standby function .......................................................................................... 10

Control with potentiometer and 4-digitr display .................................................................... 10

Control with touch control panel ............................................................................................. 11

Heating states (function key inactive) .................................................................................. 11

function key: ....................................................................................................................... 12

Heating states (function key active) ..................................................................................... 12

Residual heat indicator .......................................................................................................... 12

service ................................................................................................................................... 13

Cooking process ................................................................................................................... 13

comfort ............................................................................................................................... 13

Software Version .................................................................................................................. 13

Meaning Decimal Point: ...................................................................................................... 13

Summary of Contents for BGI40

Page 1: ...s GSG1 GSG2 ESB EOI ESRTI Be sure to read the instructions for use and assembly before installation installation commissioning This protects you and prevents damage Berner Kochsysteme GmbH Co KG Sudet...

Page 2: ...ingle generator BIPS 7 Power table 2 channel double generator BIPDS 7 installation 7 Electrical data of the devices 7 Devices by power 5 kW BIPS 7 Devices by power 10 kW BIPDS 7 Installation pre condi...

Page 3: ...nstallation example 26 airflow 27 Observe installation regulations 28 Installationsvorschriften 28 Additional installation requirements for the installation model 29 Attention points for remote coil c...

Page 4: ...zone s and its surroundings in particular a possible rimmumen become hot Never touch the hot surfaces Keep children away The heating zone heats but the display does not work Switch off the fuse in the...

Page 5: ...regulations can lead to danger to persons the environment and to the inductionsystemitself In the event of non compliance with the safety regulations there is no right to claim any damages In detail...

Page 6: ...Aluminium foils and plastic vessels must not be placed on the hot surfaces Care must be taken to ensure that during the operation of the device items worn by the user such as B rings watches etc can b...

Page 7: ...d digital 4 digit display Compact power electronics enable easy and safe operation Max operational safety thanks to various protection and monitoring functions Continuous temperature with electronic o...

Page 8: ...V Current A Power kW 0 0 5 1 5 1 3 5 3 5 0 1 7 25 5 1 5 0 3 5 1 0 7 25 7 25 5 0 5 0 1 1 10 2 8 0 7 0 5 5 installation Electrical data of the devices Devices by power 5 kW BIPS Induction cooktop 3 phas...

Page 9: ...ed out by approved personnel The intake air must be channelled and fed directly to the fans via the supplied filter The intake cross section should be at least 200 cm2 per electronic unit Do not build...

Page 10: ...ediate vicinity of a wall partition walls kitchen furniture decorative cladding etc it is recommended that these are not made of combustible material otherwise they must be clad in suitable non combus...

Page 11: ...e induction devices Standby function optional How to use the standby function Rotate the gag to the green mark When using this function by means of gags they activate a predetermined value of 100 C Th...

Page 12: ...perature in 2C increments long press for 10 r steps Function key see table Heating states function key inactive Heating state n The set set set temperature is still not reached if temperature is lower...

Page 13: ...et set set temperature is still not reached if temperature is lower than the set set set temperature The device Heats Heating state The set set set temperature is reached Is temperature equal to targe...

Page 14: ...ow the selected value By switching off with the rotary knob the heatingprocess is stopped However the device remains ready for operation standby only the pull out of the power plug or the power switch...

Page 15: ...d can get into the grigand do not clean the device with liquid Error detection The inductioncanonly be opened by approved and trained service personnel If the heating zone s is torn or broken stop any...

Page 16: ...em is Blocked disturbed Make sure that the air supply and export are not blocked Fan dirty Cleaning fans Heating capacity stops and off within minutes Fan is not working Fan or fan monitoring defectiv...

Page 17: ...rupted Missing or defective potentiometer Incorrect value greater than 10 75 kOhm Potentiometer to 0 position residual heat indicator Hob temperature 45 C signal for external display is missing extern...

Page 18: ...eration 3x in total The duration of the pre treatment is about 1 hour An invisible patina has then formed on the surface Now you can start to fill the frying plate Before laying on the frying material...

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Page 20: ...al When the life of the inductionis terminated itmust be disposed of professionally Avoid abuse The inductiondevice must not be used by unqualified persons Avoid recommissioning the device provided fo...

Page 21: ...a change of the device that we have not agreed upon this declaration shall cease to be valid Meets the requirements for approximation of the legislation of the Member States The EC Directive on low vo...

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Page 23: ...side 22 from 34 08 11 2014 Ver 2 9 Berner cooking systems 2014 List of spare parts BIPS Generator...

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Page 27: ...4 Ver 2 9 Berner cooking systems 2014 Technical documentation Device view example BGI40 Installation example Stainless steel cover Edge approx 10 12 mm Setting up the device Safety thermostat Fuse for...

Page 28: ...a circumferential Pactancaterpillar heat resistant silicone to absorb an extension of the plate during operation The length extension of a 600 mm plate is approx 2 5 mm and requires a circumferential...

Page 29: ...flow The mounting frame of the built in device must be sealed downwards Silicon Pactan 6076 to prevent the penetration of liquids Installationsvorschriften The following points must be observed Check...

Page 30: ...to terminal S only on the induction module The generator supply must be generally shielded and contacted cleanly on both sides Provide the mains disconnector in such a way that a maximum of 5 times pe...

Page 31: ...th support frame Ver A Frame incl electronics is vorassembled with glued ceramic glass Please note the following installation instructions This is the only way to ensure trouble free operation and a l...

Page 32: ...rner Sensor keypads Frame incl electronics is pre assembled with glued ceramic glass Please note the following installation instructions This is the only way to ensure trouble free operation and a lon...

Page 33: ...electronics is pre assembled with glued ceramic glass 2 3mm projection Please follow the instructions on page 37 Please note the following installation instructions This is the only way to ensure tro...

Page 34: ...pre assembled with glued ceramic glass 1 2mm projection Cut out in aperture 73x43mm Ceranglas 70x40mm shoot bolt M4x10 at aperture distance 85x34 5 mm screw the display frame Please note the following...

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