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Page 1: ...AINTENANCE MANUAL Translation of original instructions RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Readandunderstandthismanualcompletelybeforeattemptingtoinstall operate or service this equipment This man...
Page 2: ...ke or exhaust openings of the appliance Keep in a prominent location the instructions to be followed in the event the user smells gas This information shall be obtained by consulting the local gas sup...
Page 3: ...PRE INSTALLATION 11 HANDLING 12 UNPACKING THE APPLIANCE 13 CHECKING PACK CONTENTS 14 GETTING STARTED 15 POSITIONING 16 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 21 PLUMBING CONNECTIONS 23 CONNECTING STACKED APPLIANCES 2...
Page 4: ...y qualified technicians that are authorized by CADCO in compliance with the regulations in force in the user country with respect to the regulations on systems and work safety Before starting installa...
Page 5: ...Given its potential danger the packaging material must be kept out of reach of children and animals and correctly disposed of in compliance with local regulations The ratings plate provides essential...
Page 6: ...ure they do not play with the appliance This appliance can be used exclusively by qualified personnel that attend scheduled training courses in combination with all BAKERLUX SHOP ProTM ovens for leave...
Page 7: ...accessories and other objects inside the proofer cavity Be careful when removing the trays from the proofer cavity be particularly careful for any spills if the trays contain liquids When the trays c...
Page 8: ...invalidates the warranty PICTOGRAMS The installation and user instructions are valid for all models unless otherwise specified by the following pictograms Danger Situation presenting immediate danger...
Page 9: ...for all instructions on how to maintaintheaestheticandfunctional qualities of your purchased product SUPPLIED DOCUMENTS The following documents are provided with the unit Installation and Operation Ma...
Page 10: ...he company where the Cadco appliance was purchased Installer The authorized service agent who installed the Cadco appliance Pe 6 3 kW 220 240V 1N 220 240V 3 380 415V 3N 50 60 Hz 150 600 kPa IP X3 GROS...
Page 11: ...re Protection Association Batterymarch Park Quincy MA 02269 3 Vapor Removal from Cooking Equipment NFPA 96 latest edition available from NFPA Installations within Canada must follow 1 Local codes 2 Ca...
Page 12: ...over during transportation SPECIFICATIONS Before positioning the appliance check the measurements and the exact position of the electrical plumbing and exhaust connections Check for proper clearance...
Page 13: ...ing the appliance to its installation point make sure that it easily passes through doorways the floor supports its weight Transport must be exclusively performed by mechanical means e g using pallet...
Page 14: ...performedbycertifiedtechniciansin compliancewith local state and federal regulations CHECKING PACKAGE CONTENTS Before installing the appliance check that the following components are in the package a...
Page 15: ...ppliance Clean any glue residue with appropriate solvents without using tools abrasive detergents or acids that could spoil the surfaces The film is potentially dangerous and must be kept out of the r...
Page 16: ...imum 5 C to 35 C having a maximum humidity of 70 The floor beneath the appliances must be flame and heat resistant be perfectly level have a flat and even surface are able to support the appliance wei...
Page 17: ...be equipped with electrical and plumbing systems that comply with the regulations on system and work safety of the country of use The figure gives indicative connection measurements electrical connect...
Page 18: ...ack of the oven is easily accessible for appliance connections and maintenance Do not install the appliance near flammable or heat sensitive materials walls or furniture Otherwise protect them with ap...
Page 19: ...e steps shown in the figure Shouldyouneedtomovethecookingcolumn usethe Cadco casters kitonly Contact Cadco for information Follow the instructions contained in the package to assemble the mobile kit O...
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Page 21: ...n electrocution Incorrect connection of the electrical wires may damage the appliance grey or white neutral wire black red blue phase L1 L2 L3 For more information go to www cadco ltd com and visit th...
Page 22: ...connection must be performed between different appliances with the terminal marked with the equipotential symbol The cable must have a maximum cross section of 10 mm2 pursuant standard CEI EN 60335 2...
Page 23: ...ve already been used must not be used again Before connecting the water pipe to the appliance flush it out with water in order to eliminate any residue which may have accumulated inside A shut off val...
Page 24: ...correspond to what is specified in this section is not covered by the warranty The water supply must have a maximum temperature of 86 F 30 C be drinkable bepressured at between22and 87 psi 150 600kPa...
Page 25: ...ppm pH 7 to 8 5 Total hardness TH 8 d Chlorides 25 ppm Alkalinity 150 ppm as CaCO3 The maximum chloride content Cl is not a fixed value it depends on the calculated Non Hardness Measurement NHM NHM E...
Page 26: ...26 Should the water values for moisture generation differ from those shown use a filter cold water supply thermally controlled by a temperature sensor IN 1...
Page 27: ...ned to be connected to accessories proofer hood etc The accessories connect to the oven using connectors on the back of the oven which automatically connect Follow the instructions contained in the ac...
Page 28: ...ase Use the appliance where the room temperature is between 41 F to 104 F maximum 5 C to 35 C Do not salt food inside the proofer cavity If this is not possible clean the appliance as soon as possible...
Page 29: ...VER use abrasive or powder detergents aggressive or corrosive detergents e g hydrochloric muriatic or sulfuric acid Caution Never use these substances when cleaning the appliance substructure and floo...
Page 30: ...ture to 104 F 40 C if using the Dynamic electronic models also set the steam level STEAM MaxiTM to 100 run the proofer for 10 minutes wait for the surfaces to cool off and clean with a soft cleaning c...
Page 31: ...stainless steel surfaces Before reusing the appliance clean the appliance and its accessories thoroughly see chapter Maintenance on page31 connect the appliance to thepower and water supplies inspect...
Page 32: ...o the power supply Connect to the power supply The P C B is damaged Contact the Customer Assistance Service The proofer resistor is damaged The proofer temperature sensor is damaged The proofer was no...
Page 33: ...ly NOTES 90 day warranty on gaskets NOTE These are easily changeable on site by user and do not qualify for service center warranty assistance Call Cadco directly for warranty replacement of these ite...