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INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

The manufacturer suggests to read this manual carefully.

This proofer is manufactured with first quality material by experienced technicians. Proper
installation and maintenance will guarantee a reliable service for years to come.

A nameplate fixed to the front of the proofer specifies the serial number, model number, number of
phase, amperage, voltage and frequency.

Drawings, electrical diagram and replacement part numbers are included in this manual. The
electrical diagram is affixed in the control panel located on the top of the proofer.

ATTENTION

DOYON is not responsible for damages to the property or the equipment
caused by personnel who is not certified by known organizations. The customer
is responsible for finding qualified technicians in electricity and plumbing for
the installation of the oven.

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Summary of Contents for DRIP1

Page 1: ...stallation and maintenance manual A1 Construction A2 Shipping A2 Warnings A3 Distances to respect A4 Installation A4 Operation of unit A5 Troubleshooting A6 Maintenance and cleaning A7 For more information please contact our office A9 SECTION B DIMENSIONS DRIP1 B1 E236 B3 E336 B6 E460 B9 SECTION E COMPONENT PARTS Front view component parts for all models except E460 E1 Front view for E460 E3 DRIP1...

Page 2: ...220V 1PH 60 Hz G3 DRIP1 220V 1PH 50 Hz G4 E236 120V 208V 1PH 120V 240V 1PH G5 E236 208V 3PH 240V 3PH G6 E236 220V 1PH 60HZ G7 E236 220V 1PH 50HZ G8 E336 120V 208V 1PH 120V 240V 1PH G9 E336 220V 1PH 50HZ G10 E460 120V 208V 1PH 120V 240V 1PH G11 E460 220V 1PH 50HZ G12 Warranty FAMEA DOC REV 01 2005 ...

Page 3: ...es the serial number model number number of phase amperage voltage and frequency Drawings electrical diagram and replacement part numbers are included in this manual The electrical diagram is affixed in the control panel located on the top of the proofer ATTENTION DOYON is not responsible for damages to the property or the equipment caused by personnel who is not certified by known organizations T...

Page 4: ...efore shipment The freight company assumes full responsibility concerning the delivery in good condition of the equipment in accepting to transport it IMPORTANT RECEPTION OF THE MERCHANDISE Take care to verify that the received equipment is not damaged before signing the delivery receipt If a damage or a lost part is noticed write it clearly on the receipt If it is noticed after carrier left conta...

Page 5: ...st be done by specialized technicians Contact a certified electrician and plumber for set up The proofer must be connected to the utility and electrically grounded in conformity to the effective local regulations If these are not established the oven must be connected according to the Canadian Electrical Code CSA C22 1 XX or National Electrical Code NFPA 70 XX Refer to last edition year for XX ...

Page 6: ...an Electrical supply installation must be in accordance with the electrical rating on the nameplate WARNING The electrician must make sure that the supply cable does not come in contact with the oven top which becomes hot 2 To the plumber This equipment is to be installed to comply with the applicable federal state or local plumbing codes Connect the steam system 1 4 NPT to the water distribution ...

Page 7: ...ithout saving 4 When the control reaches the set parameters PREH will disappear and the timer display will appear To start the timer press green the timer will stop blinking and start countdown At the end of the countdown an alarm will go off and READY will appear on the display Press red to stop the alarm 5 When proofing cycle is completed turn OFF the switch When the proofer is not in operation ...

Page 8: ... of the building Check the breakers located on the front and in the electrical control panel on the top of the unit The blower runs but the unit does not produce heat Make sure that the thermostat is adjusted to the desired temperature over ambient temperature and that the pilot light is lit Check the breakers in the electrical control panel The blower runs but the unit does not produce steam Chec...

Page 9: ...r CHEMCO Part number NEB201 Clean the unit exterior with a stainless steel polish We recommend and sell Stainless steel cleaner SANY or CURTIS comestible Part number NES201 Clean the windows with products like Brasso or equivalents They are copper cleaners but good for this use We recommend and sell Wright s Cream copper cleaner J A Wright Co Part number EXC300 ...

Page 10: ...A8 ...

Page 11: ...PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE DOYON EQUIPMENT INC 1255 rue Principale Linière Qc Canada G0M 1J0 Tel 1 418 685 3431 Canada 1 800 463 1636 U S 1 800 463 4273 FAX 1 418 685 3948 Internet http www doyon qc ca E Mail doyon doyon qc ca ...

Page 12: ...SECTION B DIMENSIONS ...

Page 13: ...B1 33 86 46 1 2 40 1 2 DEVANT FRONT CÔTÉ SIDE F C PM AM 0 1 DRIP 1F DRIP1 ...

Page 14: ...B2 ...

Page 15: ...B3 67 84 0 1 AM PM C F E2 36 F E236 ...

Page 16: ...B4 ...

Page 17: ...B5 ...

Page 18: ...B6 97 3 4 84 F C PM AM 0 1 E3 36 F E336 ...

Page 19: ...B7 ...

Page 20: ...B8 ...

Page 21: ...B9 67 84 0 1 F C PM AM E4 60 F E460 ...

Page 22: ...B10 ...

Page 23: ...SECTION E COMPONENT PARTS ...

Page 24: ...E1 ...

Page 25: ... ELT542 DECAL FOR ELT540 1 3 ELI550 MAIN SWITCH SELECTOR 1 AND ELI555 CONTACT BLOCK 1NO 1 4 ELF660 VAPOR TYPE FIXTURE 1 5 ELA275 BULB 60W 130V 1 AND ELF650 PLASTIC BULB PROTECTOR 1 6 QUP520 MAGNETIC HANDLE 2 7 P2969E PROOFER DOOR 29 x 69 1 4 2 AND QUE500 DOOR GASKET 15 2 8 QUP320 DOOR HINGE 6 Model E236 View FRONT ...

Page 26: ...E3 ...

Page 27: ... CONTROL 1 AND ELT542 DECAL FOR ELT540 1 4 ELI550 MAIN SWITCH SELECTOR 1 AND ELI555 CONTACT BLOCK 1NO 1 5 ELF660 VAPOR TYPE FIXTURE 1 6 ELA275 BULB 60W 130V 1 AND ELF650 PLASTIC BULB PROTECTOR 1 7 QUP520 MAGNETIC HANDLE 2 8 P2969E PROOFER DOOR 29 x 69 1 4 2 AND QUE500 DOOR GASKET 15 2 9 QUP320 DOOR HINGE 6 Model E460 View FRONT ...

Page 28: ...E5 ...

Page 29: ...T 120V 1500W 2 4 QUF350 ELECTRIC FLOAT 1 5 ELS880 SOLENOID VALVE 110 120V 50 60Hz 1 6 PLF100 WATER FILTER 1 7 ELV590 NEEDLE VALVE 1 8 ELL050 GROUND LUG 1 9 ELB072 TERMINAL BLOCK 3P 175A 1 10 ELC615 RELAY 10A 2P COIL 110V 1 AND ELC617 BASE 1 11 ELB081 20A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 12 ELB082 30A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 13 ELC908 HEATING CONTACTOR 2 14 ELM735 SOLID STATE TIMER ICM 1 15 ELC640 CONTROL RELAY BASE 1 AN...

Page 30: ...E7 ...

Page 31: ... 1 5 ELS880 SOLENOID VALVE 110 120V 50 60Hz 1 6 PLF100 WATER FILTER 1 7 ELV590 NEEDLE VALVE 1 8 ELL050 GROUND LUG 1 9 ELB072 TERMINAL BLOCK 3P 175A 1 10 ELC615 RELAY 10A 2P COIL 110V 1 AND ELC617 BASE 1 11 ELB081 20A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 12 ELB082 30A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 13 ELC908 HEATING CONTACTOR 2 14 ELM735 SOLID STATE TIMER ICM 1 15 ELC640 CONTROL RELAY BASE 1 AND ELC630 CONTROL RELAY 12A COIL 120V 1...

Page 32: ...E9 ...

Page 33: ...F100 WATER FILTER 1 7 ELV590 NEEDLE VALVE 1 8 ELL050 GROUND LUG 1 9 ELB072 TERMINAL BLOCK 3P 175A 1 OR ELB071 TERMINAL BLOCK 2P 175A 1PHASE 1 10 ELC615 RELAY 10A 2P COIL 110V 1 AND ELC617 BASE 1 11 ELB081 20A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 12 ELB082 30A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 13 ELC908 HEATING CONTACTOR 2 14 ELM735 SOLID STATE TIMER ICM 1 15 ELT720 TRANSFORMER 240 120V 200VA MODEL 220V 50Hz ONLY 1 16 ELC640 CONTROL R...

Page 34: ...E11 ...

Page 35: ...OAT 1 6 ELS880 SOLENOID VALVE 110 120V 50 60Hz 1 7 PLF100 WATER FILTER 1 8 ELV590 NEEDLE VALVE 1 9 ELL050 GROUND LUG 1 10 ELB072 TERMINAL BLOCK 3P 175A 1 11 ELC615 RELAY 10A 2P COIL 110V 1 AND ELC617 BASE 1 12 ELB081 20A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 13 ELB084 40A DOUBLE BREAKER 1 14 ELC908 HEATING CONTACTOR 1 15 ELM735 SOLID STATE TIMER ICM 1 16 ELT728 XFO 120 240V A 120 240V 500 VA 50 HZ MODEL 220V 50Hz ONLY...

Page 36: ...SECTION G ELECTRIC SCHEMATICS ...

Page 37: ...OOFER VALVE C2 FAN BULB 1 5 KW HUMIDITY 1 5 KW HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 R1 8 7 R1 5 3 DRIP1 120V 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 8 NONE STANDARD DRIP1 1 1 120 39A 39A TOTAL POWER 4 7 Kw 60 Hz ...

Page 38: ... 5 KW HUMIDITY 4 0 KW HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 120 240 1 25A 24 A 23 A DRIP1 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 1 NONE STANDARD DRIP1_0 1 1 120 208 1 25A 28A 26A TOTAL POWER 5 7 Kw 60 Hz ...

Page 39: ...UID P1 30 A L2 L1 ON OFF 20 A 1 5 KW AT 240V 4 0 KW AT 240V 20 A 30 A 2 A 5 SEC TIMER T2 5 A LOAD 1 7 KW AT 220V 1 5 KW AT 208V 4 0 KW AT 208V H4 H2 H3 H1 250VA X4 120 240V 120 240V X2 X3 X1 C1 C2 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 24A 24A 5 3Kw 240 24 A 24 A 5 7Kw DRIP1 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 5 NONE STANDARD DRIP1_2 1 1 208 27 A 27 A 5 7Kw TOTAL POWER 60 Hz ...

Page 40: ...IQUID P1 30 A N L1 ON OFF 20 A 1 5 KW AT 240V 4 0 KW AT 240V 20 A 30 A 2 A 5 SEC TIMER T2 5 A LOAD 1 7 KW AT 220V 1 5 KW AT 208V 4 0 KW AT 208V H4 H2 H3 H1 250VA X4 120 240V 120 240V X2 X3 X1 C1 C2 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 24A 24A 5 3Kw 240 24A 24A 5 7Kw DRIP1 1 PHASE 50 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 4 NONE STANDARD DRIP1_3R 1 1 208 27A 27A 5 7Kw TOTAL POWER 50 Hz ...

Page 41: ... KW HUMIDITY 4 0 KW HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 120 240 1 6A 31A 29A E236 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 6 NONE STANDARD E236_1 1 1 120 208 1 6A 35A 34A TOTAL POWER 7 2 Kw 60 Hz ...

Page 42: ...T AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 240 27A 15A 18A E236 3 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 5 NONE STANDARD E236_208 1 1 208 31A 17A 20A TOTAL POWER 7 2 Kw 60 Hz WARNING FOR SUPPLY SYSTEMS CONSISTING OF A DELTA SECONDARY TRANSFORMER MAKE SURE THAT THE PHASE FEEDER WITH THE HIGHEST VOLTAGE HIGH LEG IS CONNECTED TO L3 IN THE SUPPLY BOX OF THIS OVE...

Page 43: ...KW AT 240V X1 X2 H2 H1 20 A ON OFF 240 120 V L2 30 A P1 LIQUID LEVEL C1 C2 FAN 2 5 KW AT 220V HUMIDITY HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 28 5A 28 5A 6 5Kw 240 31A 31A 7 2Kw E236 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 7 NONE STANDARD E236R 1 1 208 35A 35A 7 2Kw TOTAL POWER 60 Hz ...

Page 44: ...KW AT 240V X1 X2 H2 H1 20 A ON OFF 240 120 V N 30 A P1 LIQUID LEVEL C1 C2 FAN 2 5 KW AT 220V HUMIDITY HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 28 5A 28 5A 6 5Kw 240 31A 31A 7 2Kw E236 1 PHASE 50 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 8 NONE STANDARD E236R2 1 1 208 35A 35A 7 2Kw TOTAL POWER 50 Hz ...

Page 45: ...3 0 KW HUMIDITY 2 x 2 0 KW HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 120 240 2 5A 31 0A 29 0A E336 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 6 NONE STANDARD E336_1 1 1 120 208 2 5A 34 6A 32 6A TOTAL POWER 7 5 Kw 60 Hz ...

Page 46: ...ACH 3 0 KW AT 240V X1 X2 H2 H1 20 A ON OFF 240 120 V N 30 A P1 LIQUID LEVEL C1 C2 FAN 2 5 KW AT 220V HUMIDITY HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 28 5A 28 5A 6 5Kw 240 31A 31A 7 2Kw E336 1 PHASE 50 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 5 NONE STANDARD E336_1R 1 1 208 35A 35A 7 2Kw TOTAL POWER 50 Hz ...

Page 47: ...AN BULB 3 0 KW HUMIDITY 4 0 KW HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 120 240 2 5A 36 0A 35 0A E460 1 PHASE 60 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 7 NONE STANDARD E460_1 1 1 120 208 2 5A 41 0A 40 0A TOTAL POWER 8 5 Kw 60 Hz ...

Page 48: ...40V X1 X2 H2 H1 20 A ON OFF 240 120 V N 40 A P1 LIQUID LEVEL C1 C2 FAN 3 4 KW AT 220V HUMIDITY HEAT 1 4 8 5 P1 7 2 AC IN AN 1 1 3 3 1 AN 2 DC IN OUT AC OUT SERIAL LINK BACK VIEW 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 PROBE 1 2 3 4 5 1 5 KW AT 208V 1 7 KW AT 220V 1 5 KW AT 240V HEAT PROOFER VALVE R1 8 7 R1 5 3 220 44 1A 44 1A 9 7Kw E460 1 PHASE 50 Hz 22 08 05 M FAUCHER 5 NONE STANDARD E460_1R 1 1 TOTAL POWER 9 7 Kw ...

Page 49: ...ble for having the equipment properly installed operated under normal conditions with proper supervision and to perform periodic preventive maintenance If any parts are proven defective during the period of one year from date of purchase Doyon Equipment Inc hereby guarantees to replace without charge F O B Linière Quebec Canada such part or parts Doyon Equipment Inc will pay the reasonable labor c...

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