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17.07.2014

Ver. 3.6

BIPDSGenerators

Devices with BIPDS generators:

BI2KTT7, BI2KTT10,

BI2KTH7, BI2KTH10, BI2KTHF7, BI2KTHF10, BI4KTH14, BI4KTH20,

BI4KTHF14, BI4KTHF20,

BIH2KTD7, BIH2KTD10, BIH2KTDF7, BIH2KTDF10, BIH2KTDF10,

BIH4KTD14, BIH4KTD20, BIH4KTDF14, BIH4KTDF20, BIH6KTD21, BIH6KTD30, BIH6KTDF30,

BIH4KTDB19, BIH4KTDB25, BIH4KTDBF24, BI2KTD10, BI2KTD10, BI2KTDF7, BI2KTDF10,

BI4KTD14, BI4KTD20, BI4KTDF14, BI4KTDF20, BI6KTD21, BI6KTD30, BI6KTDF21, BI6KTDF30,

BIH2K7, BIH2K10, BIH2KF7, BIH2KF7, BIH2KF 10, BIH4K14, BIH4K20, BIH4KF14, BIH4KF20,

BIH6K21, BIH6K30, BIH6KF21, BIH6KF30, BIH4KB19, BIH4KB25, BI4SH20, BI4SHB26, BI6SH30

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Summary of Contents for BHWKTD3.5

Page 1: ...cooker 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 Sudetenstrasse 5 D 87471...

Page 2: ...e devices 12 Devices by power 3 5 kW BIPMS3 5 12 Devices by power 5 kW BIPMS5 12 Devices by power 5 kW 7kW 8kW 9kW BIPS 12 Devices by power 10 kW double generator BIPDS 12 Devices by power 3 5 kW doub...

Page 3: ...tentiometer control optional 24 Master Potentiometer optional 25 Decommissioning 26 Error detection 26 Potentiometer Error Handling 27 Troubleshooting 27 Overview Alerts on Display 29 Overview Faults...

Page 4: ...Risk of combustion The cooking stoves and their surroundings in particular a possibly existing hob frame become hot Never touch the hot surfaces Keep children away The cooker heats but the display do...

Page 5: ...ty provisions of this manual the existing national rules on electricity to prevent accidents and any internal working application andsafetyregulations must be followed Attention Cookware may only be p...

Page 6: ...Do not rely on pot detection Do not place credit cards phone cards cassettes or other magnetic sensitive items on the ceramic field Only recommended types and sizes of vessels may be used The inducti...

Page 7: ...near the cooking station for a look up Application The inductionger te are used for preparing meals They can be used for cooking keeping warm flaming grilling etc of food Attention onlyinduction grad...

Page 8: ...70x 720 x 6 mm BI2SHV14450 550 x 850 950 x 700 800 mm388 x 720 x 6 mm BI4SH 20 F20 F28 800 950 x 850 950 x 700 800 mm 700x 720 x 6 mm BI4SHV28 800 950 x 850 950 x 700 800 mm 750 x 720 x 6 mm BI4SHB 26...

Page 9: ...PE 30 5 A 20 0 kW 50 0 kg BI4KTDF20W BIPS5 4 x 300x280 400V 3 PE 30 5 A 20 0 kW69 0 kg BI4KTDF28W BIPS5 4 x 300x280 400V 3 PE 42 6 A 28 0 kW69 0 kg BI6KTD21 BIPDS 6 x 230 400V 3 PE 32 0 A 21 0 kW kg...

Page 10: ...or 2 takes potentiometer value from generator 1 From A Switch 3 1 Control procedure Pulse for installation and multi cooker units Frequency for single cookers Impulse Frequency 2 CAN ID Operating Freq...

Page 11: ...Sw1 4 5 Type 400V Current A Power kW Type 230V Current A Power kW 0 0 5 1 3 5 7 5 3 0 0 1 7 25 5 0 8 75 3 5 1 0 10 2 7 0 10 0 4 0 1 1 12 3 8 5 12 5 5 0 Power table 2 channel double generator BIPDMS B...

Page 12: ...able 3 phases double generator BIPDS 3x400V SW1 Application Power Channel 1 kW Power Channel 2 kW Single operation Dual operation Single operation Dual operation Low High Low High Low High Low High 0...

Page 13: ...400Volt 5 10 Connection Color Frequency Backup Phase Brown Black Grey or 1 2 3 50 Hz 60 Hz 3 x 16A F fast N Blau or 4 Working frequency 22 35 kHz Tax security Pe Yellow Green Devices by power 10 kW do...

Page 14: ...44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 Installation environment Maximum ambient temperature Storage 20 C to 70 Cin Function 5 C to 35 C maximum relative humidity Storage 10 to 90 in functi...

Page 15: ...e air supply and air outlet zone by objects fabric wall etc Avoid that hot ambient air is sucked in by the inductionger t several devices stand side by side devices stand one after the other near fryi...

Page 16: ...e most care The inductionger t must be in a clean straight surface table combination etc ebuilt up and stand by its final destination It must be installed in such a way that it cannot be moved The ins...

Page 17: ...a tail appears as an optical effect Elements Description Function Arrow Right indicates the function dependent direction of rotation Arrow Left indicates the function dependent direction of rotation...

Page 18: ...nduction is turned on and no pot is present Residual heat indicator Lights up when induction is switched off and actual value 45 C Warming function with potentiometer Instead of power levels 1 to 3 th...

Page 19: ...steps of stage 1 to 9 The last used temperature is stored It also stores whether power control or keeping warm was active The set temperature is displayed on the 3 digit display The LED ring is also...

Page 20: ...right indicates heating status Setpoint 90 C Temperature 4 C Setpoint 90 C Temperature too high Actual Actual value 125 C Temperature too low Actual value appears every 10 sec for 2 sec Actual value...

Page 21: ...weak luminous tail above or below the set temperature LED When the target temperature isreached no tail is visible Elements Description Function Arrow Right indicates the function dependent direction...

Page 22: ...00 the water is heated With digitaldisplay 1 9 Turn the power knob to ON a position between Min and Max Display shows the selected power between 1 9 With LED Remove the pan from the heating zone so th...

Page 23: ...to the desired cooking method The pan should always be placed in the middle of the heating zone except appliances with surface coil or suction coil with 5 sensor technique otherwise the bottom of the...

Page 24: ...lights Performance is surrendered Reduction 1 Decimal point flash1s KK temperature limit Reduction 2 Decimal point flash500ms coil temperature limit Reduction 3 Decimal point flashing 200ms Power limi...

Page 25: ...lay goes off after 10 seconds Function with priority circuit Dual Potentiometer control optional If a second controller is inserted in addition to the standard controller then the following rule is au...

Page 26: ...dependently of each other Turn Both induction generators take over the value of the master potentiometer Off Both induction generators switch off BIPS single generator The prerequisite for this is a s...

Page 27: ...level in the display is limited to level 7 Behaviour in dual operation Potentiometer 1 Potentiometer 2 Reaction From From Both channels are made of A From Only channel 1 in operation No energy reduct...

Page 28: ...a slave potentiometer is present If a slave potentiometer fails the channel can still be operated with the master potentiometer The error message P appears in these cases when the state is switched o...

Page 29: ...r repair service supplier Disconnect the device from the mains Heating capacity stops and downs within minutes after longer continuous operating time Coil overheated Heating zone too hot Turn off the...

Page 30: ...coil cable winding or ground closure Cooktop is released after 10s RTC error Real Time Clock not ready warning is only displayed in test mode no longer active for newer versions Overview Faults on dis...

Page 31: ...n Polychrome Sigolin Chromium Mechanical cleaning Razor blade non scratching sponge Scratching detergents steel wool or scratching sponges must not be used as they can damage the ceramic surface Resid...

Page 32: ...or disposal The device consists of common electrical electromechanical and electronic components No batteries are used The user is responsible for the professional and safe disposal of the deviceit No...

Page 33: ...Page 32 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 Generatorviews...

Page 34: ...Page 33 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 Spare parts BIPS Generator...

Page 35: ...ces with BIPS generators BI1KTT5 BI1KTT5F BI1KTT7F BI1KTT5GN BWKTT5 BWKTT7 BWKTH5 BWKTH7 BIH4KTDF20W BIH4KTDF28W BHWKTD5 BHWKTD7 BI4KTDF20W BI4KTDF28W BWKTD5 BWKTD7 BIH4KF20W BIH4KF28W BI2SHF10 BI2SHF...

Page 36: ...Page 35 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 BIPMS GeneratorEn...

Page 37: ...Page 36 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 BIPMS Generators Devices with BIPMS generators BI1KTT3 5 BI1KTT3 5GN BI4KTT14 BI4KTT20 BWKTT3 5 BWKTH3 5 BHWKTD3 5 BWKTD3 5...

Page 38: ...Page 37 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018...

Page 39: ...Page 38 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 BIPDS Generator...

Page 40: ...2KTD10 BIH2KTDF7 BIH2KTDF10 BIH2KTDF10 BIH4KTD14 BIH4KTD20 BIH4KTDF14 BIH4KTDF20 BIH6KTD21 BIH6KTD30 BIH6KTDF30 BIH4KTDB19 BIH4KTDB25 BIH4KTDBF24 BI2KTD10 BI2KTD10 BI2KTDF7 BI2KTDF10 BI4KTD14 BI4KTD20...

Page 41: ...Page 40 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018...

Page 42: ...Page 41 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 BIPDMS Generator...

Page 43: ...Page 42 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018 BIPDMSGenerators Devices with BIPDMS generators BI2KTT3 5...

Page 44: ...Page 43 Of 44 17 07 2014 Ver 3 6 Bernese cooking systems 2018...

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