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Contents

A WARNING AND SAFETY INFORMATION................................................................................................... 8

A.1

General information ...................................................................................................................... 8

A.2

Personal protection equipment ........................................................................................................ 9

A.3

General safety ............................................................................................................................. 9

A.4

Transport, handling and storage .................................................................................................... 10

A.5

Installation and assembly ............................................................................................................. 10

A.6

Electrical connection ................................................................................................................... 11

A.7

Use: Warnings ........................................................................................................................... 11

A.8

Appliance cleaning...................................................................................................................... 12

A.9

Preventive Maintenance............................................................................................................... 12

A.10

Parts and accessories ................................................................................................................. 13

A.11

Appliance maintenance................................................................................................................ 13

A.12

Service..................................................................................................................................... 13

A.13

Appliance disposal...................................................................................................................... 13

B WARRANTY TERMS AND EXCLUSIONS................................................................................................. 13

C GENERAL SAFETY RULES................................................................................................................... 14

C.1

Protection devices installed on the appliance .................................................................................... 14

C.2

Safety signs to be placed on the appliance or near its area .................................................................. 14

C.3

End of use ................................................................................................................................ 14

C.4

Precautions for use and maintenance ............................................................................................. 14

C.5

Reasonably foreseeable improper use ............................................................................................ 15

C.6

Residual risks ............................................................................................................................ 15

D GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................... 15

D.1

Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 15

D.2

Intended use and restrictions ........................................................................................................ 15

D.3

Testing and inspection ................................................................................................................. 15

D.4

Copyright .................................................................................................................................. 15

D.5

Keeping the manual .................................................................................................................... 15

D.6

Recipients of the manual .............................................................................................................. 15

D.7

Definitions................................................................................................................................. 16

D.8

Responsibility ............................................................................................................................ 16

D.9

Customer packaging checks ......................................................................................................... 16

D.10

Storage .................................................................................................................................... 16

E TECHNICAL DATA ............................................................................................................................... 16

E.1

Appliance and manufacturer's identification data ............................................................................... 16

E.2

Characteristics of power supply ..................................................................................................... 17

F

INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................................... 17
F.1

Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 17

F.2

Customer's responsibilities ........................................................................................................... 17

F.3

Appliance space limits ................................................................................................................. 17

F.4

Positioning ................................................................................................................................ 18
F.4.1

Adjustment of the minimal distance between the glass and the upper plate (models equipped
only)............................................................................................................................... 18

F.5

Workplace................................................................................................................................. 18

F.6

Feet installation.......................................................................................................................... 18

F.7

Anti-opening lid device (if available in your model) ............................................................................. 18

F.8

Electrical connection ................................................................................................................... 19

F.9

Disposal of packing ..................................................................................................................... 19

G NORMAL APPLIANCE USE ................................................................................................................... 19

G.1

Characteristics of personnel enabled to operate on the appliance ......................................................... 20

G.2

Basic requirements for appliance use.............................................................................................. 20

H PRODUCT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................... 20

H.1

Appliance overview ..................................................................................................................... 20

H.2

Control panel overview ................................................................................................................ 20
H.2.1 Display ........................................................................................................................... 20

H.3

Non-stick tray ............................................................................................................................ 21

I

OPERATING....................................................................................................................................... 21
I.1

Start up .................................................................................................................................... 21

I.2

Set a program ............................................................................................................................ 21

I.3

Basic set up settings ................................................................................................................... 22

I.4

Basic settings ............................................................................................................................ 23
I.4.1

UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE AND PROGRAM SETTING INTO / FROM USB KEY ............. 23

I.4.2

DOWNLOAD LOG CYCLE INTO USB KEY ............................................................................ 23

I.4.3

UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD PROGRAM SETTINGS INTO / FROM USB KEY .................................... 23

I.4.4

UPLOAD / DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE SETTINGS INTO / FROM USB KEY ................................... 23

I.4.5

COUNTERS CONTROL ..................................................................................................... 24

I.4.6

BRIGHTNESS.................................................................................................................. 24

I.4.7

BUZZER SET UP.............................................................................................................. 24

I.4.8

MELODY SET UP ............................................................................................................. 24

I.4.9

TIME SETTING ................................................................................................................ 24

I.4.10 INFO DATA...................................................................................................................... 24
I.4.11 CONNECTIVITY ............................................................................................................... 25

Summary of Contents for 603877

Page 1: ...Speedelight EN Installation and operating manual Original instructions 595402902 2022 07 ...

Page 2: ...2 Installation diagram ...

Page 3: ...3 Installation diagram Marine ...

Page 4: ...mm 78 74 EQ Equipotential screw A 750mm 29 1 2 Installation recommended 700mm 27 9 16 A 750mm 29 1 2 Mandatory fixing the appliance to the table A 700mm 27 9 16 Not feasible B 64mm 2 1 2 Mandatory fixing the appliance to the table ...

Page 5: ...its use and maintenance The manual must be available to operators and carefully kept in the place where the appliance is used so that it is always at hand for consultation in case of doubts or whenever required If after reading this manual there are still doubts regarding appliance use do not hesitate to contact the Manufacturer or the au thorised Service Centre to receive prompt and precise assis...

Page 6: ...d manufacturer s identification data 16 E 2 Characteristics of power supply 17 F INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY 17 F 1 Introduction 17 F 2 Customer s responsibilities 17 F 3 Appliance space limits 17 F 4 Positioning 18 F 4 1 Adjustment of the minimal distance between the glass and the upper plate models equipped only 18 F 5 Workplace 18 F 6 Feet installation 18 F 7 Anti opening lid device if available ...

Page 7: ...ly use 30 J REMOVABLE TEFLON PLATE RTP 31 J 1 Precautions for use 31 J 2 Unlock the upper plate 31 J 3 Replace the Removable Teflon Plate 32 J 4 Fix the upper plate in the lid 32 K APPLIANCE CLEANING 32 K 1 Cleaning introduction 32 K 2 External cleaning 32 K 3 Daily cleaning 33 K 3 1 Preliminary actions 33 K 3 2 Glass and lid 33 K 3 3 Choke or choke cover cleaning 33 K 3 4 Cooking chamber 34 K 3 5...

Page 8: ...formation on the product Equipotentiality Read the instructions before using the appliance Clarifications and explanations Only specialised personnel are authorised to operate on the appliance This appliance must not be used by minors and adults with limited physical sensory or mental abilities or without adequate experience and knowledge regarding its use Do not let children use or play with the ...

Page 9: ...equipment by operators specialised personnel or users can involve exposure to chemical risk and cause possible damage to health depending on the model 3 During these operations gloves must be suitable for contact with chemical substances used refer to the safety data sheet of the substances used for information regarding the required PPE Failure to use the personal protection equipment by operator...

Page 10: ...pended loads during loading or unloading operations Unauthorized personnel must not enter the work area The weight of the appliance alone is not sufficient to keep it steady For appliance handling do not lift and anchor it to movable or weak parts such as casings electrical raceways pneumatic parts etc Do not push or pull the appliance to move it as it may tip over Use proper tool to lift the appl...

Page 11: ...ith the provided installation instructions 6 Some products such as whole eggs and sealed containers for example closed glass jars can explode and should not be heated in this appliance IMPORTANT Make sure to apply in a conspicuous place and close to the appliance the following information supplied Warning liquids or other foods must not be heated in sealed containers since they are liable to explo...

Page 12: ...rpass 3 75 mm 21 During operation pay attention to the hot zones of the exterior surface The cooking zones remain hot Even with the appliance switched off 22 As in any microwave appliance sparks can occur inside the cooking chamber These sparks do not influence the safety of the user nor the appliance nor the quality of the sandwich If because of the sparking a dark mark on the metal part is visib...

Page 13: ...Make the following safety checks on all appliances to be serviced before activating the magnetron or other microwave source and make repairs as necessary 1 interlock operation 2 proper lid closing 3 seal and sealing surfaces arcing wear and other damage 4 damage to or loosening of hinges and latches 5 evidence of dropping or abuse Only original spare parts can ensure the safety standards of the ap...

Page 14: ...d maintenance activities including the parts required for it or the supply of cleaning agents unless specifically covered within any local agreement subject to local terms and conditions Check on Electrolux Professional website the list of authorized customer care C GENERAL SAFETY RULES WARNING Refer to Warning and safety information C 1 Protection devices installed on the appliance Guards The app...

Page 15: ...ns abrasions e g heating elements cold pan cooling cir cuit plates and pipes The operator deliberately or unin tentionally touches some components inside the appliance without using protective gloves Electrocution Contact with live parts during maintenance operations carried out with the electrical panel powered Crushing or shearing Possible risk of injury to upper limbs during the closing operati...

Page 16: ... warranty operations carried out by non specialised personnel unauthorized modifications or operations missing lack or inadequate maintenance improper appliance use unforeseeable extraordinary events use of the appliance by uninformed and or untrained personnel non application of the current provisions in the country of use concerning safety hygiene and health in the workplace The Manufacturer dec...

Page 17: ... refer to point 6 3 3 of EN 60204 1 IEC 60204 1 with the use of protection devices that ensure automatic cut off of the supply in case of isolation fault in the TN or TTsystems or for ITsystems the use of isolation controllers or differential current protection devices to activate automatic power disconnection an isola tion controller must be provided for indicating a possible first earth fault of...

Page 18: ...ed place Refer to Warning and safety information Do not install the appliance adjacent to any high heat or grease producing piece of appliance such as a range top griddle fryer etc that could allow radiant heat to raise the exterior temperature of the appliance For the overall space required and connection dimensions refer to the installation diagrams given on the first pages of this manual F 4 1 ...

Page 19: ... only the manufacturer of the appliance is authorized to supply the replacement part and carry out disassembly and reassembly of the components directly or through Authorized Assistance Centers IMPORTANT Repair and maintenance work must be carried out only by qualified personnel authorized by the manufacturer Always install a main switch with thermal magnetic cut out up line of the appliance in or...

Page 20: ... education and technical knowledge for reading and understanding the contents of the manual including correct interpretation of the drawings signs and pictograms Sufficient technical knowledge for safely performing his duties as specified in the manual Knowledge of the regulations on work hygiene and safety H PRODUCT DESCRIPTION H 1 Appliance overview Use the appliance to cook or heat snacks The a...

Page 21: ...s automatically The preheating takes about 20 minutes During preheating the appliance shows the QR code which you can scan to register the product or access the documents you need NOTE You can recall the QR code at any time by the programs page and pressing the button 1 and 3 at the same time for 2 seconds refer to Fig 1 Display structure or by entering the setting menu with the provided password ...

Page 22: ...When the appliance is used for too long it may overheats In this case the display shows a red triangle icon wait for the overheated appliance to cool down In some cases after cooling the display shows the text Restart switch OFF and then ON the appliance Stand by After a certain time of inactivity the time out is adjustable the appliance switches automatically in stand by status to save energy Dur...

Page 23: ... CYCLE INTO USB KEY 1 2 3 For the next steps please refer to points 4 and 5 of I 4 1 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE AND PROGRAM SETTING INTO FROM USB KEY table I 4 3 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD PROGRAM SETTINGS INTO FROM USB KEY 1 2 3 For the next steps please refer to points 4 5 and to points 7 8 9 of I 4 1 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE AND PROGRAM SETTING INTO FROM USB KEY table I 4 4 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE SETTI...

Page 24: ...5 6 7 I 4 10 INFO DATA 1 2 PWER ON 20 START 0 COMPLETE 0 STOP 0 ABORTED 0 FLEX ACT 0 MAGNETRO 0 AUTO LID OPEN 0 MAN LID OPEN 0 CLOSE LID 0 HH POWER ON 21 HH STAND BY 0 0 HH COOKING 0 MM MAG 0 HH IDLE 0 ON 1 ON OFF OFF 1 ON 1 06 08 2015 17 31 mm gg aaaa 31 17 31 17 31 16 16 32 16 32 UI Firmaware ACU Firmware 3 4 5 Appliance PNC Appliance SN ...

Page 25: ...8 CONNECTION EXIT 7 REMOTE CONNECTION ENDED 8 CONNECTION EXIT I 5 Advanced settings I 5 1 Access to Advanced settings To access the Advanced Settings insert the required password 1 Press simultaneously buttons 7 and 8 or and for two seconds to activate the password menu 2 Press the corresponding buttons in the correct sequence to insert the password NOTE Only the Chef can access to the Advanced se...

Page 26: ...f the parameter is activated models equipped only 16 models equipped only 17 18 FLEX 19 FLEX INSTRUCTIONS With Flex ON the upper plate returns to the initial position at the end of the cooking cycle models equipped only NOTE If necessary it is possible to lower the upper plate press simultaneously the buttons 1 and 8 with the appliance only ready for cooking and displaying the following screen I 5...

Page 27: ...15 seconds to a maximum of 1 minute The duration time of MW plates 4 minutes maximum To eliminate the phase with the MW is necessary to set OFF and then reset the time I 5 5 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD APPLIANCE AND PROGRAM SETTING INTO FROM USB KEY 1 2 For their setting see I 4 Basic settings chapter I 5 6 START MODE SETTING 1 21 3 2 4 1 With lid closed the cooking program starts 2 When you press the require...

Page 28: ...and by you can set the upper plate and the glass up to 80 or 176 less than the operating temperature 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 For the next steps please refer to points 2 3 4 of the I 4 7 BUZZER SET UP and I 4 8 MELODY SET UP tables I 5 10 COUNTERS CONTROL 1 For its setting see I 4 5 COUNTERS CONTROL section described in I 4 Basic settings chapter I 5 11 BRIGHTNESS 1 For its setting see I 4 6 BRIGHTNESS se...

Page 29: ...UNEXPERT SELECTION 3 EXPERT UNEXPERT SETTING UNEXPERT mode becomes useful when switching from FLEX ON program to FLEX OFF one and viceversa In the first case after a FLEX OFF program before it was set ON the icon appears in order to advice to raise the plate Raise the plate and press the OK button to confirm NOTE If the OK button is not pressed the lid opens again In the second case after a FLEX O...

Page 30: ...the function The appliance will refuse any recipe update 5 This pop up informs that some recipes have been updated remotely Press button 7 or 8 to confirm There is no possibility to refuse the update I 6 Daily use CAUTION Starting a cycle without a sandwich can cause malfunction and damage to the appliance WARNING Risk of burning The glass and the upper heating plate are hot 1 Place the sandwich o...

Page 31: ...e proper operation and service life of the appliance The Removable Teflon Plate can be used on both sides Each side can be used up to about 2500 cooking cycles To ensure durability clean both sides because the hidden side also can get dirty during use We suggest a consecutive use of the same side until 2500 cycles are reached before starting to use the other side The RTP is fixed to the top heatin...

Page 32: ...lvent based detergents e g trichloro ethylene or abrasive powders for cleaning Do not use chemical products such as sodium hypo chlorite bleaching powder hydrochloric acid muriatic acid or other acids to clean the surfa ces of the appliance Do not use the above products even for cleaning zones next to the appliance their vapours can damage it Do not use steel brushes steel wool copper cloths sand ...

Page 33: ...r the entire surface with the brush for at least one minute to allow the product to activate IMPORTANT The glass must be hot to achieve an effective degreasing action Continue stirring the product until it gets darker and stops bubbling CAUTION Be very careful not to damage the silicone sealing to prevent grease or dirt from seeping in 6 Spread the specific degreaser used before on the glass also ...

Page 34: ... prevent carbonization effect IMPORTANT Do not deform the choke gills In case of deformation suspend the use of the appliance and contact the Customer Care Service 13 Remove the cloth paper from the working top K 3 4 Cooking chamber 14 Push the upper plate to the highest point until it locks 15 Clean the cooking chamber with a damp cloth 16 Finally remove dirt and food residues from the rear slot ...

Page 35: ...aning Once a week perform all steps of the Daily cleaning in the order listed above until the cooking chamber cleaning is complete refer to K 3 4 Cooking chamber After that proceed as follows K 4 1 Clean the Removable Teflon Plate 1 Unlock the upper plate referring to paragraph J 2 Unlock the upper plate 2 Open the clips of the RTP 3 Spray the RTP over both sides with a soft detergent NOTE If the ...

Page 36: ...user of the appliance IMPORTANT Problems resulting from poor or lack of care as hereinafter described will not be covered by the warranty Intensive use of the appliance can lead to situations where the limit of use is reached prematurely Therefore in case the upper plate the upper plate flex or the lid have difficulty in automatically disengaging we suggest to lubricate the points as indicated in ...

Page 37: ...ars After this period of time from commissioning the appliance must undergo a general inspection and overhaul 2 In particular conditions e g intensive use of the appliance salty environment etc the preventive maintenance should be more frequent L 5 Periods of non use If the appliance is not going to be used for some time take the following precautions disconnect the power supply or remove the plug...

Page 38: ...eously but tons 1 and 2 to access the error list 2 Select the line reporting the latest generated error 3 Press ENTER bottom left side hand button and read the error description 4 Report to call centre Display shows a BIG RED TRIAN GLE WITH ONE BLUE AIR WHIFFLE Warning Cooling phase because of overtem perature detected at the transformer Many sandwiches cooked in quick sequence using microwaves 1 ...

Page 39: ...s on the pushers and to check if there is anything hindering the movement of the handle Try to open handle and gently force open the lid Either clean or lubricate the pushers If the problem persists call Service MAG1 Only logged no warning Possible high voltage electrical circuit malfunctioning MAG1 signal absent HV Capacitor C1 fault Diode box D1 fault MAG1 fault If MAG1 MAG2 check KS2 MAG2 Only ...

Page 40: ... any fan sound can be heard when operating with the machine Report to service if needed KS1_OP Blocking machine KS1 open when the lid is closed KS1 or S1 disconnected fault KS1 auxiliary contact dis connected fault Harness Check MW fuse Fs Try to reset the Error by switch ing Off On if Off On unsuccessful call Service KS2_OP Blocking machine SSR Solid State Relay KS2 doesn t close The lid is not p...

Page 41: ... Replace ACU Wait for the unit to cool down and reset the Error by switching Off On If the error re occurs call Service SMPS_F Warning SMPS output voltage too low MW internal leakage SMPS faulty Remove the warning according to User Manual procedure Call service if the warning is repetitive BRIDGE Blocking Machine Only PEP is the bridge on J7 jump of ACU Poor connection at the bridge of J7 on ACU F...

Page 42: ...It is needed to keep the lid manually opened Lid springs need adjust ment or mechanical interference does not allow the lid to open completely Remove dirt debris from the lid hinging area and tilt the lid up and down Call service if the lid opening cannot be restored Much force needed to close the lid or the lid opens violently Warning Much force needed to close the lid or the lid opens violently ...

Page 43: ...rvice The upper plate does not get down Warning When trying to unlock the upper plate it does not move The tube of the upper plate or the upper plate locking latch are gripped in the upper position Carefully try to unlock the tube WARNING Risk of burning cool the machine or use gloves against the heat Lubricate the unlocking mecha nism and the tube if the problem persists call Service The sandwich...

Page 44: ...LIANCE DISPOSAL N 1 Procedure regarding appliance disposal At the end of the product s life cycle make sure it is not dispersed in the environment Different regulations are in force in the various countries therefore comply with the provisions of the laws and compe tent bodies in the country where appliance disposal takes place The appliance s parts must be disposed of in a differentiated way acco...

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