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Electric Pizza Ovens 

– Mod. “B”

 

 

 

 

 

Ed.

1/2012 Rev.0 - 

 

19

 

 

   ENG

 

One  security  levels  are  planned  for  a  over-temperature  of  the  oven,  in  case  of  anomaly 
indicated on the display of the temperature. 

ALC:

 

to indicate an over-temperature inside the chamber: intervention limit at 360°C; 

ALL:

 

to  indicate  a too  high  temperature  on  the logical  panel  (control  panel).  Intervention  limit: 60°C, 
automatic restoration: 50°C. 

 

It is recommended, in order to avoid thermal shock in the cell area and limit the consumption 

of energy, to open the door only for the time necessary to introduce or take out the pizzas or 
other food. 
 

 

 

 

 

3.3 Cleaning the machine 

Before carrying out cleaning (or maintenance) procedures:

 

 

Place the main switch to 0/0FF and disconnect the line by removing the plug from the 
socket; 

 

report the current operation by signboard; 

 

wait until the oven has cooled completely (it takes several hours) 

 

To clean adequately the:

 

 

Refractory  bricks:  Use  a  cloth  dampened  with  only  water  or  a  brush  with  stiff 
bristles  excluding  any  kind  of  detergent,  solvent  or  chemical  product  (the  high 
temperature reached provides the automatic sterilization of everything that is inside 
the oven). 

 

Outside  the  machine

:  Use  a  clean  sponge  with  a  small  amount  of  adequate 

detergent and cleaning products.

 

 

 

 

Once cleaning operations of the different pieces of the machine are finished, 
refit them in their initial position and make sure they are correctly placed by 
tightening the corresponding fixing devices when necessary. 

 

At the end of the production cycle, turn the oven off using the switch ON / 
OFF in the section “E” and turn on 0/OFF  the switch / outlet line. 

Do not use the oven to heat or dry animals and similar.  

The  oven  should  not  be  used  for  any  other  purpose  outside  of  those 
mentioned. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for B1

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC PIZZA OVENS Models B1 B11 B1E INSTALLATION OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE ISTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...atically referred to the current standards and regulations for mechanical products specifically the UNI standards and the CEI standards for electric and electronic equipment The units that are describ...

Page 3: ...rator safety 1 7 2 Safety devices of electric equipment Wiring diagram Section 2 Installing the machine 2 1 Unpacking 2 2 Position in place 2 3 Connection to the electrical power supply 2 4 Preliminar...

Page 4: ...n charge of installing operating adjusting servicing and cleaning the machine Provides significant information Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may arise if the operations described ar...

Page 5: ...n the door use the insulated handle Do not put in the oven food packaging such as sealed metal cans or other material as it may explode due to high temperature with serious consequences for both the m...

Page 6: ...dels of different sizes to meet the diverse needs of professional customers such as the kitchens of restaurants institutions cafeterias pizzerias etc wherever it is necessary to cook preparations of f...

Page 7: ...585 B 480 C 245 A 585 B 480 C 245 A 585 B 480 C 420 ABSORBTION kW 1 6 1 6 3 2 NET WEIGHT Kg 23 23 37 DIMENSIONS PACKING mm A 660 B 540 C 330 A 660 B 540 C 330 A 660 B 540 C 500 All models have a work...

Page 8: ...lating material for high temperature Electric armored heating elements of durable high quality materials Single phase power supply 230V or three phase 400V AC at 50 60 Hz with tolerances according to...

Page 9: ...that they can be perfectly handled with lifting means transport The standard equipment of all the models consists of the following An operations and maintenance instructions manual A catalogue of spar...

Page 10: ...the age foreseen by the social laws have good general competence and manual ability for coordination and be precise have received proper technical and practical preparation training from an skilled op...

Page 11: ...d and control general wiring connecting devices of the circuit unit made of cables suitable for harsh operating conditions and proper voltage limit The wiring diagram has been carried out according to...

Page 12: ...ts of the structure that make direct contact with the lifting ropes belts 5 Lift the machine from the wooden bedplate pallet and unload it in the allotted site on the ground 6 If necessary use a soft...

Page 13: ...enance purposes 3 Verify that the proximity of the area you have a system capable of distributing electricity to the power of the machine 230V 4 The oven does not require any kind of attachment to the...

Page 14: ...ble voltage and power the distribution system has an effective earthing system and safety switch All the components and materials necessary to perform the installation must be done in full compliance...

Page 15: ...so as to permit the installed power cable to reach the power socket do not use extension cables to make this connection Install a suitable interlocked socket of industrial type Install a disconnection...

Page 16: ...ION C Switch on button Operating description B1E oven With the oven in working pause all the displays are off except the led of the Switch ON button On the panel there are 3 separate sections for the...

Page 17: ...d heating elements 5 When the first cycle is completed the metal will be stabilized and will no longer produce any unpleasant odor While personally supervising the oven open the front door and keep it...

Page 18: ...for the top and 5 for the bottom The button ECONOMY activated forces the ignition of the heating elements alternately in order to limit the required power at 50 Please note that the program of the ov...

Page 19: ...rt the current operation by signboard wait until the oven has cooled completely it takes several hours To clean adequately the Refractory bricks Use a cloth dampened with only water or a brush with st...

Page 20: ...ommended solution Machine does not start No power supply I Check that the plug is properly connected II check that the thermo magnetic switch has been activated ON III verify that the differential swi...

Page 21: ...izing Protect it from dust taking care to leave the door ajar to prevent condensation from forming mounds or bad smells avoid synthetic materials and bags 3 8 Machine disposal If the machine needs to...

Page 22: ...ring by unauthorized personnel and or personnel who are not qualified to work on the machine in a professional manner as well as for any other reason that does not depend on the manufacturer 3 During...

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