Cooking Performance Group SOE100A, Manual

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Technical Training
6
The different components
Designation Function Characteristics
Tank The tank must
•
Be filled up to maximum level with
water before every cooking session.
•
Be emptied after every cooking
session
If the tap water is very hard, use
bottled water.
Never use demineralised water.
1 liter of water
The noise that can be heard if you
shake the tank when is empty comes
from the water level detector.
Pump A triac ( TC1 ) switches on the pump
The pump transfers the water from the
tank to the generator.
- 220/240V~
- 16W
When you reassemble the pump,
ensure there is no air bubble in the
circuit, and start the circuit up before
reassembling the panels
Flow meter The flow meter is incorporated into the
water circuit, between the outlet of the
water reserve and the pump.
The water displacement makes a blade
turn on wich there is a magnet that
releases a transistor function (effect of the
field).
The impulses are counted by the
microprocessor which controls the
quantity of water going into the appliance.
•
Supply : 12V= between + and mass
symbol.
•
Out going voltage : between # and
mass symbol.
Ø
5V= when it is not working
Ø
1,7V= when it is working
When you reassemble the flow meter
squeeze the pipes hermetically on it
with the Rilsan ring, and ensure there
is no air bubble in the circuit, and start
the circuit up before reassembling the
panels
Generator A relay ( REL1 ) switches on the generator.
The generator produces the heat to
change the water in steam.
The appliance is protected from
overheating by a safety thermostat KX1
(
200°C ) fitted under the generator.
- 220/240V~
- 1600W
- 33
Ω
Heating cover A relay ( REL2 ) switches on the heating
cover.
Throughout the whole cooking time, the
heating cover which is glued to the
external walls of the cavity keep the
temperature slightly higher 100°C to
prevent condensation. Its consists of two
elements in series of a total wattage of
390w
- 220/240V~
- 390W
- 133
Ω
(88
Ω
and 45
Ω
)
DIFFERENT
COMPONENTS