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FRY TOP 700/900 EL/GAS

COMMISSIONING .............................................................................................................................. 35

USE OF APPLIANCE ................................................................................................................................ 35

3.1

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................................... 35

3.2

PREVENTIVE ROUTINES/MAINTENANCE FOR THE OPERATOR ................................................ 35

CLEANING .................................................................................................................................. 36

DETAILED APPLIANCE AND COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION/FUNCTIONING .................................... 38

4.1

EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONING ............................................................................................................ 38

GAS SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................. 38

ELECTRIC SYSTEM ................................................................................................................... 39

4.2

COMPONENTS TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION/FUNCTIONING ......................................................... 40

GAS SUPPLIED APPLIANCES .................................................................................................. 40

4.2.1.1

GAS VALVE 700 ................................................................................................................. 41

4.2.1.2

GAS VALVE 900 ................................................................................................................. 44

4.2.1.2.1

MODULATING & ON/OFF .............................................................................................. 45

4.2.1.3

PILOT & THERMOCOUPLE INTERRUPTED 700 & 900 .................................................. 46

4.2.1.4

IGNITER 700 & 900 ............................................................................................................ 49

4.2.1.5

BURNER & AERATOR 700 & 900 ..................................................................................... 49

4.2.1.6

SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 & 900 .................................................................................. 50

ELECTRIC SUPPLIED APPLIANCES ........................................................................................ 51

4.2.2.1

SELECTOR 700 & 900 ....................................................................................................... 52

4.2.2.2

WORK THERMOSTAT 700 & 900 ..................................................................................... 53

4.2.2.3

SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 & 900 .................................................................................. 53

4.2.2.4

LEDS 700 & 900 ................................................................................................................. 53

4.2.2.5

HEATING ELEMENT 700 & 900 ........................................................................................ 54

4.2.2.6

TERMINAL BOARD 700 & 900 .......................................................................................... 54

TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................... 55

5.1

INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 55

5.2

THERMOCOUPLES FLAME POSITION ............................................................................................ 57

5.3

AGING OF THERMOCOUPLES ........................................................................................................ 57

SERVICING THE APPLIANCE .................................................................................................................. 59

6.1

LIST OF NEEDED TOOLS ................................................................................................................. 59

6.2

REPLACING EQUIPMENT COMPONENTS ...................................................................................... 60

6.3

DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLE OF COMPONENTS ........................................................................ 60

CONTROL PANEL ...................................................................................................................... 60

GAS COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................... 61

6.3.2.1

GAS VALVE ........................................................................................................................ 62

6.3.2.1.1

700 .................................................................................................................................. 62

6.3.2.1.2

900 .................................................................................................................................. 63

6.3.2.2

THERMOSTAT & SAFETY THERMOSTAT BULB - 700 & 900 ........................................ 64

6.3.2.3

PILOT ASSEMBLY 700 & 900 ........................................................................................... 65

6.3.2.4

IGNITER 700 ...................................................................................................................... 65

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Page 1: ...ce Vallenoncello PN Italy All the images and information of this document are property of Electrolux Professional Spa This document and all of its contents cannot be copied or used in part or entirely without the written authorization of Electrolux Professional Spa Electrolux Professional Spa Doc N 59785WH00 Edition 1 0 10 2019 ...

Page 2: ...e for better operation and maximum efficiency of the machine During all stages of machine assessment always respect the current regulations on safety work hygiene and environmental protection It is the user s responsibility to make sure the machine is started and operated only in optimum conditions of safety for people animals and property IMPORTANT The manufacturer declines any liability for oper...

Page 3: ...MOOTH 800 MM 230V COATED STEEL 372197 Z7FTEHCPI0 EL FRY TOP SMOOTH RIBB CHR PLATE 800MM 373322 N7IIKIAOMEA EL FRY TOP SMOOTH 800 MM 230V COATED STEEL 371323 E7IILAAOMCA GAS FRY TOP RIBBED 400 MM COATED STEEL 372201 Z7FTEHCPIN EL FRY TOP SMOOTH RIBB CHR PL 800MM 230V 373323 N7IILAAOMCA GAS FRY TOP RIBBED 400 MM COATED STEEL 371325 E7IIKDAOMCA EL FRY TOP SMOOTH 400 MM COATED STEEL 372320 Z7IIKAAOMCA...

Page 4: ...0 MM COATED STEEL 392356 Z9IILDAOMCA EL FRYTOP RIBB SLOPED 400 MM COATED STEEL 393356 N9IILDAOMCA EL FRYTOP RIBB SLOPED 400 MM COATED STEEL 391357 E9IINDAOMCA EL FRYTOP SMOOTH HORIZ 400 MM COATED STEEL 392357 Z9IINDAOMCA EL FRYTOP SMOOTH HORIZ 400 MM COATED STEEL 393357 N9IINDAOMCA EL FRYTOP SMOOTH HORIZ 400 MM COATED STEEL 391358 E9IIMDAOMEA EL FRYTOP SMOOTH RIB SL 800MM COATED STEEL 392358 Z9IIM...

Page 5: ...UTIONS 17 2 1 3 1 ON BASE 17 2 1 3 2 ON REFRIGERATED COUNTER 18 2 1 3 3 SIDE BY SIDE 19 APPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS 20 2 1 4 1 POWER VOLTS 20 2 1 4 2 GAS 20 2 2 ELECTRIC CONNECTION 21 HOW TO RECOGNIZE PHASE AND NEUTRAL 23 2 3 GAS CONNECTION 24 NOMINAL GAS PRESSURE CHECK 25 2 3 1 1 700 GAS APPLIANCES 26 2 3 1 2 900 GAS APPLIANCES 27 GAS CONVERSION 28 2 3 2 1 NOZZELS 29 2 3 2 2 BURNER 30 2 3 2 3 PILOT 30...

Page 6: ...5 BURNER AERATOR 700 900 49 4 2 1 6 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 50 ELECTRIC SUPPLIED APPLIANCES 51 4 2 2 1 SELECTOR 700 900 52 4 2 2 2 WORK THERMOSTAT 700 900 53 4 2 2 3 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 53 4 2 2 4 LEDS 700 900 53 4 2 2 5 HEATING ELEMENT 700 900 54 4 2 2 6 TERMINAL BOARD 700 900 54 5 TROUBLESHOOTING 55 5 1 INTRODUCTION 55 5 2 THERMOCOUPLES FLAME POSITION 57 5 3 AGING OF THERMOCOUPLES 57 6 S...

Page 7: ...HERMOSTAT SAFETY THERMOSTAT BULB 700 900 69 6 3 3 3 HEATING ELEMENT 700 900 70 6 3 3 4 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 71 6 4 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 72 7 RELATED DOCUMENTS 72 7 1 EXPLODED VIEW 72 LIST OF THE VITAL PARTS CONSUMABLES WEAR AND TEAR 72 7 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM 73 7 3 GAS TABLES 74 7 4 CERTIFICATES OF CONFORMITY 74 7 5 LIST OF AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES 74 ...

Page 8: ...liance Clarifications and explanations Only specialised personnel are authorised to operate on the machine 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 play with the appliance Keep all packaging and detergents away from children Cleaning and user maintenance ...

Page 9: ... To guarantee machine efficiency and correct operation periodical maintenance must be carried out according to the instructions given in this manual Make sure to periodically check correct operation of all the safety devices and the insulation of electrical cables which must be replaced if damaged Extraordinary machine maintenance operations must only be carried out by specialized Technicians prov...

Page 10: ...mical risk and possible damage to health depending on the model 2 During these operations the worn gloves must be cut resistant Failure to use the personal pro tection equipment by operators specialized personnel or users can involve exposure to damage to health depending on the model GENERAL INFORMATION The machines are provided with electric and or mechanical safety devices for protecting worker...

Page 11: ...s to inform operators of such risks carefully indicating the personal protection equipment to be used by them Sufficient spaces are provided for during the machine installation stages in order to limit these risks To preserve these conditions the areas around the machine must always be kept free of obstacles e g ladders tools containers boxes etc clean and dry well lit For the Customer s complete ...

Page 12: ...ble materials in the vicinity of the appliance Install the appliance in a well ventilated place to avoid the creation of dangerous mixtures of unburnt gases in the same room Danger Meaning danger of burns danger of electrocution shown on electrical parts with indication of voltage risk of electromagnetic fields Access forbidden to wearers of electrical stimulator pacemakers End of use When the app...

Page 13: ...fication sticker is located on the side panel The meaning of the various information is listed below SERIAL NUMBER PRODUCTION DATE is necessary to find the correct spare part or to ask tech support EXAMPLE Serial Number 9 03 1 0001 19 YEAR 03 WEEK 0001 APPLIANCE MANUFACTURED ...

Page 14: ...14 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 1 4 TECHNICAL DATA ELECTRIC 700 MODELS ELECTRIC 900 MODELS GAS 700 MODELS GAS 900 MODELS ...

Page 15: ...15 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 1 5 OVERALL DRAWINGS WITH MEASUREMENTS ELECTRIC APPLIANCE 700 x 400mm 700 x 800mm 900 x 400mm 900 x 800mm ...

Page 16: ...16 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS GAS APPLIANCES 700 x 400mm 700 x 800mm 900 x 400mm 900 x 800mm ...

Page 17: ...to condensate on electric components hence causing short circuit LIMITATIONS LIST OF POSSIBLE INSTALLATION SOLUTIONS Hereinafter the instructions for the main installation possibilities The different accessories have a dedicated I M please refer also to these documents provided with the accessories or available on PRIDE 2 1 3 1 ON BASE All top appliances can be fixed onto neutral bases WARNING CAU...

Page 18: ...op then the top can be positioned on the counter IMPORTANT the illustration represents a 1200mm refrigerated counter For appliances with this dimension are predisposed 12 pins and catches this because it could be possible to fit on top of the counter different size appliances that would have their feet meet different positions on top of the counter The 800mm Fry top would be able to fit on top of ...

Page 19: ...19 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 2 1 3 3 SIDE BY SIDE If desired once that the top appliance has been fixed to a base unit it can be fixed to similar dimension appli ances ...

Page 20: ... mbar MAX 2nd family 2H G20 20 17 25 2nd family 2L G25 25 20 30 2nd family 2E G20 20 17 25 2nd family 2N G20 G25 20 17 30 G25 25 20 30 3rd family 3B P G30 G31 29 25 35 G30 G31 50 42 5 57 5 3rd family 3P G31 37 25 45 G31 50 42 5 57 5 3rd family 3Bc G30 G31 29 20 35 CAUTION The gas pressure must have a costant value fluctuating pressure may cause malfunctions or incorrect functioning of the ignition...

Page 21: ...s 5 mA Install ahead of the appliance a device interlocked plug lockable switch or similar devices lockable in the open position during maintenance Connect the appliance to an efficient earthing system For that purpose the connection terminal block has a terminal with the symbol for connecting the earth wire Include also the appliance into an equipotential system The equipotential wire must have a...

Page 22: ... is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard The manufacturer declines any liability if the current na tional and local regulations and possible safety regulations are not respected ...

Page 23: ...nal board MA but do not turn on the ap pliance Connect the meter test leads to the terminal board contacts the readings should be L1 L2 L3 N Phase and Neutral 230 Volts 6 based on European standards L1 L2 L3 Phase and Earth 230 Volts L1 and or L2 L3 Phase and Phase 400 Volts N Neutral and Earth 0 Volts or approx zero V The combination and results obtained will permit you to find all wires PHASE NE...

Page 24: ...re ILLUSTRATIVE The connection to gas mains must be in compliance with the current national and local regulations Make sure the appliance is suitable for the type of gas available Observe all local gas company regulations Connecting incorrectly may result in injury burns NOTES Take in consideration the layout of the appliance inlet and gas pipe before positioning on a base unit or against a wall c...

Page 25: ...ured for Electrolux Min max tech specs tables GAS Appliance category Gas type mbar NOMINAL mbar MIN mbar MAX 2nd family 2H G20 20 17 25 2nd family 2L G25 25 20 30 2nd family 2E G20 20 17 25 2nd family 2N G20 G25 20 17 30 G25 25 20 30 3rd family 3B P G30 G31 29 25 35 G30 G31 50 42 5 57 5 3rd family 3P G31 37 25 45 G31 50 42 5 57 5 3rd family 3Bc G30 G31 29 20 35 ...

Page 26: ...ION If the manometer gives a reading outside the range value indicated in the tech specs high pressure or low pressure do not terminate the commissioning of the appliance and inform the customer gas company GAS VALVE OUTLET PRESSURE CHECK Remove the pressure access screw 7 Connect the manometer O to the access 7 the outlet pressure to the burner can be measured NO ADJUSTMENTS ARE REQUIRED Supply t...

Page 27: ...nction CAUTION If the manometer gives a reading outside the range value indicated in the tech specs high pressure or low pressure do not terminate the commissioning of the appliance and inform the customer gas company GAS VALVE OUTLET PRESSURE CHECK The outlet pressure is the pressure that will go from the valve towards the main burner This pressure is not the nominal valve supply pressure ex 20mb...

Page 28: ...to be used when replacing those installed by the manufacturer the number is engraved on the nozzle body WARNING At the end of all setting and adjustment operations check gas seals and the efficiency of the ap pliance After carrying out all adjustments fit the provided seals and or block the setting screws with paint WARNING Take GREAT CARE when testing anything with gas and live current if you are...

Page 29: ...29 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 2 3 2 1 NOZZELS Example nozzels table for 700 GAS APPLIANCES Example nozzels table for 900 GAS APPLIANCES ...

Page 30: ... loosen the aerator E in such way you will have more space to operate 3 Replace nozzle C with one suitable for the type of gas according to that given in table Refer to NOZZELS the nozzle diameter is given in hundredths of mm and engraved onto the nozzle body 4 Insert nozzle C into its housing and tighten it 5 Adjust the aerator E at distance H and fix it in place with the adjustment screw A 2 3 2...

Page 31: ...orking pressure value Refit the seal cap gasket B and seal cap A screw tightly closed Remove the pressure gauge and close the test point pressure Prior to operation test the gas pressure regulator for leaks IMPORTANT SILVER spring on board pressure regulator is for natural gas BLUE spring inserted in accessory packaging is for propane The section of the gas supply line must be suffi cient to ensur...

Page 32: ...andard appliances can be set G20 natural gas or G30 G31 liquid gas configuration nozzels mounted Before you turn on the appliance make sure that the power supply or gas type and pressure match those indicated on the appliance data plate at DATA PLATE IDENTIFICATION STICKER 2 5 1 1 700 GAS SUPPLIED APPLIANCES The 700 appliances have a different valve than the 900 and the ignition procedure is diffe...

Page 33: ...sed in position make sure that the pilot flame remains alight otherwise repeat the operation 5 Once the pilot is lit start the appliance by rotating the M valve knob to the position Burner ignition 6 Regulate the desired temperature of top by rotating the temperature knob N Switching off burner turning off the appliance 1 To turn off the burner partially press knob M and turn it from to position t...

Page 34: ... cables motor shell etc and test all the functions of power switch To turn on start the appliance 1 First of all the top cooking surface must be cleaned from any protective oil residuals 2 To switch ON and OFF the appliance rotate the knob A of the control panel and set the desired temperature to cook NOTE A temperature knob selector B Green lamp lit unit is currently ON knob indica tor is not set...

Page 35: ...RUCTIONS Please refer to the Installation and Operating Manual of the appliance the document is available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SERVICE PORTAL AGELUX etc In case of any doubt refer to your local country customer care 3 2 PREVENTIVE ROUTINES MAINTENANCE FOR THE OPERATOR Please refer to the dedicated document available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SER...

Page 36: ...foodstuff follow the instructions contained in the safety data sheet relative to that product Do not use abrasive or not specific detergents as they could damage the surfaces by mechanical aggression scratches or chemical aggression corrosion stains CAUTION All operations must be carried out fol lowing indications at PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT and or referring to the safety data sheet of deterg...

Page 37: ...n rubbing in a circular motion combined with the particles of dirt on the cloth sponge could damage the top satin finish Grease tray collector splash guard can be washed separately or inserted into a dish washing machine dry carefully or leave to dry on a dish rack or towel CAUTION Risk of damage to the machine Remove the grease and burned deposit with the scraper the scraper must be perfectly fla...

Page 38: ...are intended only for authorized technicians engineers 4 1 EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONING GAS SYSTEM A scheme of the gas components 700 900 GAS SYSTEM 900 WARNING Take GREAT CARE when connecting testing anything with live current if you are unsure what you are doing and how to use your equipment safely then DON T DO IT ...

Page 39: ...39 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS ELECTRIC SYSTEM 700 900 ...

Page 40: ...A1 Gas Valve GAS VALVE 700 A3 Pilot Thermocouple PILOT THERMO COUPLE INTER RUPTED A4 Igniter 700 A5 Burner BURNER A6 Safety thermostat SAFETY THERMO STAT Pos Component 900 A2 Gas Valve igniter GAS VALVE 900 A3 Pilot Thermocouple PILOT THERMO COUPLE INTER RUPTED A5 Burner BURNER A6 Safety thermostat SAFETY THERMO STAT ...

Page 41: ...ssure to the valve Remove the screw 6 connect a monometer O compare the value read on the manometer to the value to the data given in the tech specs tables Refer to TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Fit back the access point screw 6 after finishing the checking The access 7 is the outlet pressure to the burner NO VALVE ADJUSTMENTS ARE REQUIRED CAUTION If the manometer O gives a reading out side the range ...

Page 42: ...igniter external component 1 Valve capillary and thermostat probe 2 Maximum gas flow adjustment screw 3 Minimum gas flow adjustment screw 4 Knob 5 Pilot flow adjustment screw 6 nominal inlet pressure access 7 outlet pressure from valve to burner access 8 Pilot burner connection outlet 9 Thermocouple connection magnetic coil flame failure device requires 1 5MilliVolt to engage 10 12 Main gas inlets...

Page 43: ...ied pilot turned off STAGE 2 Press the knob strike the igniter once that the TC has engaged onto the magnetic coil the valve will remain open but not gas will flow towards the burner STAGE 3 when TC is engaged coil open if the knob is released the gas flow can go towards the burner Gas flow Gas flow Gas flow Gas flow ...

Page 44: ...interlock keeps engaged for about 40 seconds in case of accidental pilot flame shut off hence allowing accumulated gas to flow out through the chimney prior to light any spark again During this pe riod of time if the device is active the know will not turn Forcing the interlock leads to a valve damage which is not covered by the original Fix screw Fix screw Pilot gas pipe Thermocouple Gas inlet su...

Page 45: ...rds from the end Only if loosened then the modulating function will be active When the appliance is in function the valve will output max power once that the valve senses that the set point temperature is getting near it will close OFF the max power gas supply to the burner but a minimum amount of gas will continue to supply the main burner The minimum gas is supplied through the minimum screw tha...

Page 46: ...functioning is the same The TC if correctly aligned with the pilot flame will generate approx 8 10 MilliVolt that can keep the magnetic coil of the valve opened coil of valve requires approx 1 5MilliVolt to keep engaged The TC must be inserted completley into the pilot bracket and then fixted in place by tightening the nut ...

Page 47: ...n gas will flow freely to the burner and the working cycle will be lead by the work thermostat set point The only way to shut down the system is to disengage the magnetic coil of the valve this can happen if the safety temperature thermostat will trip or in case that the TC will not generate sufficient millivolts flame of pilot shut down The TC is called interrupted because its wiring voltage is n...

Page 48: ...le is placed in the pilot flame generating a voltage which operates the supply valve which feeds gas to the pilot So long as the pilot flame remains lit the thermocouple remains hot and the pilot gas valve is held open If the pilot light goes out the thermocouple temperature falls causing the voltage across the thermocouple to drop and the valve to close A B C TCi INTERRUPTED TCi thermocouple with...

Page 49: ...900 The igniter for 900mm appliances is built in the gas valve its activated with a knob The cable can be discon nected from the valve igniter this because it has two faston endings 4 2 1 5 BURNER AERATOR 700 900 A igniter knob switch built in the gas valve B ignition cable to pilot candle spark plug A igniter press button a Aerator adjustment Refer to BURNER ...

Page 50: ...ric device onboard gas appliances is the inter rupted thermocouple this is the only device that can be cut out by the safety thermostat Once that the TC has been excluded the magnet of the gas valve will be released and the gas supply will be stopped burner off Re arm pin TYPE INTERVENTION SET 700 GAS 360 C 900 GAS 360 C ...

Page 51: ...or 700 A3 Thermostat THERMOSTAT A4 Safety thermostat SAFETY THER MOSTAT A5 Led LEDS A6 Heating element 700 A8 Terminal board 700 Pos Component 900 A2 Selector 900 A3 Thermostat THERMOSTAT A4 Safety thermostat SAFETY THER MOSTAT A5 Led LEDS A7 Heating element 900 A9 Terminal board 900 ...

Page 52: ... TOP 700 900 EL GAS 4 2 2 1 SELECTOR 700 900 700 and 900 appliances use different selectors In the electric appliances the selector is attached to the work thermostat 700 400V 3F 4 2 KW 6 1 A 900 400v 3F 10A ...

Page 53: ...SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 700 and 900 appliances use the same thermostat MODEL but with different temp setting production code In the caballing of the appliances the safety thermostat is interposed between the work thermostat and the heating elements 4 2 2 4 LEDS 700 900 700 and 900 appliances use the same LEDs Re arm pin TYPE INTERVENTION SET 700 EL 325 C 900 EL 360 C ...

Page 54: ...RY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 4 2 2 5 HEATING ELEMENT 700 900 700 and 900 appliances use different H E 700 INFRARED 900 STANDARD 4 2 2 6 TERMINAL BOARD 700 900 700 and 900 appliances use different terminals 700 900 ...

Page 55: ...s not correctly inserted into the top groove make temporary jumper to check if the PROBLEM has resolved Probe positioning THERMOSTAT SAFETY THERMOSTAT BULB 700 900 Rearm pin SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 Knob check the knob correctly controls the gas valve 900 GAS SUPPLIED Gas valve inlet outlet pressure Outlet gas valve pressure check only on models using gas solenoid MERTIK 900mm appliances Applianc...

Page 56: ...thermostat bulb is placed in the wrong way Probe positioning THERMOSTAT SAFETY THERMOSTAT BULB 700 900 5 does not switch off GAS Gas valve capillary is broken or bent Gas valve thermostat bulb is placed in the wrong way Probe positioning THERMOSTAT SAFETY THERMOSTAT BULB 700 900 Gas supply gas pressure must not exceed the limit indicated Appliance requirements GAS NOMINAL GAS PRESSURE CHECK 6 does...

Page 57: ...ging The thermoelectric coefficients of the wires in a thermocou ple that is used to measure very high temperatures may change with time and the measurement voltage accordingly drops DEFINITION OF THERMOCOUPLE MALFUNCTION Any state where a thermocouple is not able to produce the F E M electromotive force Correct bend flame alignement to TC Wrong bend flame alignement to TC F E M A B THERMOCOUPLE C...

Page 58: ...g for exhaus tion or breaking A accidental tip da mage breaking A dirty condition bad thermal exchange A Improper cleaning corrosion or breaking B copper tube bent with angles 15 bad conduction B TCi faulty welding bad conduction B TCi junction elements oxidised 3 bad conduction C lack of the split nut tightening on the magnetic device 3 bad conduction C over tightening of the split nut on the mag...

Page 59: ...ers Philips small medium large Screwdrivers flat small medium large Clamp amp meter Multimeter voltage reader Pascalimeter gasp pressure measurer Tongue groove pliers water gas pipes Grip lock plier Protective gloves heatproof cut proof Refer also to the PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT WARNING Take GREAT CARE when connecting testing anything with live current if you are unsure what you are doing and...

Page 60: ...lease refer to the GAS AND HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS and ELEC TRIC COMPONENTS AND PROBES illustrations Each component is marked with a number name which explains in detail how to take it apart Depending on the component to reach you may need to remove some panels in this case in the disassembly of the com ponent refer to the figures A below first CONTROL PANEL 700 and 900 appliances have the same type ...

Page 61: ...assembly PILOT AS SEMBLY 700 900 A4 Igniter IGNITER 700 A5 Burner BURNER 700 900 A6 Safety thermostat SAFETY THERMO STAT 700 900 Pos Component 900 A2 Gas Valve igniter 900 A3 Pilot assembly PILOT AS SEMBLY 700 900 A5 Burner BURNER 700 900 A6 Safety thermostat SAFETY THERMO STAT 700 900 ...

Page 62: ...62 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 2 1 GAS VALVE 6 3 2 1 1 700 The temper ature probe of the 700 gas valve ...

Page 63: ...63 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 2 1 2 900 The temper ature probe of the 900 gas valve Igniter cable TC and tubes of the 900 gas valve ...

Page 64: ...alf of a module there will be a temperature bulb of a gas valve and a safety temperature bulb NOTE The valve bulb work thermostat and the safety thermostat bulb are not inserted in the same groove and are not inserted at the same depth this is important for the correct temperature de tection The depth of the grooves can be different so the two bulbs cannot be exchanged of posi tion ...

Page 65: ...ODELS DISSASSEMBLY 6 3 2 4 IGNITER 700 Pilot nozel Igniter candle spark rod Thermocouple The external igniter is used only on 700 gas appliances Once disconnected the spark rod cable and loosened the retain ing nut the piezo can be easely removed from the front panel ...

Page 66: ...66 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 2 5 BURNER 700 900 6 3 2 6 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 ...

Page 67: ...RIC COMPONENTS Pos Component 900 A2 Selector A3 Thermostat A4 Safety thermostat A5 Led A7 Heating element A9 Terminal board Pos Component 900 A1 Selector A3 Thermostat A4 Safety thermostat A5 Led A6 Heating element A8 Terminal board ...

Page 68: ...68 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 3 1 SELECTOR AND TERMOSTAT 700 900 ...

Page 69: ...lb probes Every 400mm half of a module there will be a temperature bulb and a safety temperature bulb NOTE The thermostat and the safety thermostat bulbs are not inserted in the same groove and are not inserted at the same depth this is important for the correct temperature detection The depth of the grooves can be different so the two bulbs cannot be exchanged of position ...

Page 70: ...70 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 3 3 HEATING ELEMENT 700 900 700 900 ...

Page 71: ...71 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS 6 3 3 4 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 700 900 ...

Page 72: ...All documentation for each PNC is available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SERVICE PORTAL AGELUX etc and can be downloaded in file For those that do not have access to the web sites refer to your local country customer care LIST OF THE VITAL PARTS CONSUMABLES WEAR AND TEAR All documentation for each PNC is available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SERVICE PORTA...

Page 73: ...ch PNC is available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SERVICE PORTAL AGELUX etc and can be downloaded in file For those that do not have access to the web sites refer to your local country customer care The following EWD is a generic scheme for an electric appliance ...

Page 74: ...r those that do not have access to the web sites refer to your local country customer care 7 5 LIST OF AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES A complete list of all accessory codes can be found for each PNC available for authorized technicians on the web sites PRIDE SERVICE PORTAL AGELUX etc and can be consulted For those that do not have ac cess to the web sites refer to your local country customer care Hese is a...

Page 75: ...75 FRY TOP 700 900 EL GAS Electrolux Professional SpA Sede legale Viale Treviso 15 33170 Pordenone ITALY Fax 39 0434 380 201 http professional electrolux com ...

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