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Instruction manual for installation, maintenance and use

Electric tilting cooker BM7E050

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4.2. WIRING DIAGRAM 3/N/PE AC 400 V

LEGEND:

Ma

Junction block

TS

Safety thermostat

SE

General switch

R1

Heating element

C1

Electromagnetic switch

M1

Microswitch

L1

Green signal lamp

F3

Fuse 3,15 A

L2

Orange signal lamp

F4

Fuse 16 A

TL

Thermostat

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Summary of Contents for BM7E050

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE AND USE ELECTRIC TILTING COOKER BM7E050 BM7E050C ...

Page 2: ...0 01 03 2002 Tutti Modificato libretto Modify instruction manual Veränderfe Handbuch Modifiè manuel d iinstallation Budel 01 01 07 2003 Tutti Modificato libretto Modify instruction manual Veränderfe Handbuch Modifiè manuel d iinstallation Budel 02 01 10 2003 Tutti Modificato libretto Modify instruction manual Veränderfe Handbuch Modifiè manuel d iinstallation Budel 03 25 06 2004 Tutti Modificato l...

Page 3: ... 2 3 Commissioning and testing 10 2 4 Maintenance of the appliance 10 2 4 1 Possible failures and their elimination 11 Part 3 Use and cleaning 3 1 Warnings and hints for user 12 3 2 Instructions for use 13 3 2 1 Switch on start of cooking and switch off 13 3 3 Cleaning and care of the appliance 14 3 3 1 Daily cleaning 14 3 4 Special procedures in case of long inactivity 15 3 5 Special procedures i...

Page 4: ...are improper and hence dangerous During operation surfaces can become hot and require special operation Unplug the appliance in case of failures or improper operation Apply exclusively to a service centre for repairs or maintenance All important information about the appliance required for technical service is contained in the technical data plate see figure 1 In the event of technical assistance ...

Page 5: ...mm2 Total power kW BM7E050 BM7E050I BM7E050C 80 x 70 x 90 3 N PE AC 400 V 5 X 2 5 8 7 Convertible to 3 PE AC 230V with electric cable sez 4 x 4 mm2 TABLA 2 C o o k i n g p a n s c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s Model Dimensions Cm Pan capacity max level litres Superficie dm2 Rotation angle of the pan Minimum widith of the outlet cm BM7E050 BM7E050I BM7E050C 46 5 x 72 x 20 52 30 80 12 5 ...

Page 6: ... lid INOX AISI 304 in model BM7E050I Stainless steel lid hinge mounted Hand tilting of the pan Heating of the pan by means of three heating elements 3400W 240V each fitted to the bottom of the pan Temperature regulation is possible between 45 and 295 C by means of a thermostat fitted to the switch A safety thermostat cuts off power supply automatically in case of failure eg breaking of thermostat ...

Page 7: ... company or agency any other local prescriptions 1 5 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE INSTALLATION SITE The room in which the appliance is to operate must be well ventilated In addition it is good policy to locate the appliance under an extractor hood so that cooking vapours can be removed rapidly and continuously Current regulations require the installation of a multiple pole switch between the appli...

Page 8: ...it is advisable to maintain a sufficient distance to allow any servicing operations to be performed In the event the appliance should be installed in direct contact with inflammable walls it is advisable to fit a suitable heat insulation The appliance must stand level Small differences in level can be eliminated by screwing or unscrewing the adjustable feet A significantly uneven or sloping stance...

Page 9: ...reach the power supply terminal board Disconnect the appliance using the switch placed before the appliance Remove the fron panel unloosing the two fixing screws The cable must be fed in from beneath the clamp The individual wires are then fastened to the corresponding terminals of the terminal board The earth wire must be longer than the other wires so that in the event of the cable being jerked ...

Page 10: ...s been installed the power cord is neither subject to stretch nor in contact with nor surfaces Now proceed to light the appliance as directed in the instructions for use While the appliance is in use voltage should not differ from the nominal voltage more than 10 The test report must be completed in full and submitted to the customer who should then sign in acceptance With effect from this moment ...

Page 11: ...ation Even a normal use of the appliance may cause operation inconveniences and failures The most common problems are the following PAN DOES NOT REACH SET TEMPERATURE Possible causes Check connections to the switch Check connection to the working thermostat Check connection to electromagnetic switch Heating elements are burned SIGNAL LAMPS DO NOT LIGHT UP Check the connection to the switch Signal ...

Page 12: ... the operator can follow the cooking cycle without difficulties Warning The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for injuries or damage due to the non compliance with safety rules or an improper use of the appliance by the operator Some improper operating conditions may even be caused by an improper use of the appliance therefore it is important to train personnel properly All the installati...

Page 13: ...3 2 1 SWITCH ON Activate the main switch placed before the appliance Starting from position 0 turn the thermostat knob to desired temperature between 45 and 295 C the signal lamps will light the green one indicates that the appliance is on and the orange one indicates that heating elements are on when the desired temperature is reached this signal lamp will go out Emptying the cooking vat The tilt...

Page 14: ...aning in special cases use a powder pumice stone In case of particularly resistant dirt it is advisable to use abrasive sponges e g Scotch Brite It is advisable to clean the appliance only once it has cooled down 3 3 1 DAILY CLEANING Warning When cleaning the appliance never use direct jets of water to prevent infiltration of the liquid and damage to components Clean the cooking vat with water and...

Page 15: ...d by applying a proprietary metal polish Be absolutely certain to shut off all utilities electrical power supply and water Air the room appropriately 3 5 SPECIAL PROCEDURES IN CASE OF FAILURES If the appliance should not work properly during use turn it off immediately and close or cut off all supplies electrical power supply and water Apply to a service centre for help The manufacturer shall not ...

Page 16: ...S Disconnect the electric cables to heating elements Remove the front fixed panel and the steady pin of the tilting pan lever Rotate the pan in the max opening Remove the insulation protection unloosing the fixing screws to the pan Remove the protection panel of heating elements Remove the heating element support plate from damaged heating element Fit the new heating element operating in the oppos...

Page 17: ... Remove the support plate of central heating element Remove the central heating element and then the fixing bulb boss Replacing the new thermostat be careful about tightening of the boss on the bulbs If the bulbs would be squeezed this would cause the damage of thermostat REPLACEMENT OF THE SWITCH Disconnect the power cables after having removed the front panel Replace the switch uloosing the fixi...

Page 18: ...ectric tilting cooker BM7E050 GB Page 18 di 23 4 1 SIZE OF APPLIANCE AND POSITION OF CONNECTIONS LEGEND T Technical data plate A Water connection D 12mm E Electrical connection 900 230 177 165 120 330 53 480 51 51 370 1100 127 220 698 800 700 520 60 935 T E A ...

Page 19: ...cooker BM7E050 GB Page 19 di 23 4 2 WIRING DIAGRAM 3 N PE AC 400 V LEGEND Ma Junction block TS Safety thermostat SE General switch R1 Heating element C1 Electromagnetic switch M1 Microswitch L1 Green signal lamp F3 Fuse 3 15 A L2 Orange signal lamp F4 Fuse 16 A TL Thermostat ...

Page 20: ...AM 3 PE AC 230 V LEGEND Ma Junction block TS Safety thermostat SE General switch R1 Heating element C1 Electromagnetic switch M1 Microswitch L1 Green signal lamp F3 Fuse 3 15 A L2 Orange signal lamp F4 Fuse 25 A TL Thermostat L2 L3 L1 F4 mA F3 T S 3 PE A C 230 V SE P3 P4 P2 P1 2 1 4 3 T L 1 2 3 5 4 A 2 6 A 1 C1 L1 M 1 L2 R1 ...

Page 21: ...tion Block M2 Rising limit switch F1 Fender fuse for general neutral3 15 A T RS Relay vat rising 1P 30A F2 Fuse 16A RD Relay vat lowering 1P 30A SE2 Selector tilting of pan Mm Tilting single phase ratiomotor M1 Lowering limit switch Co Capacitor TL Thermostat 230V F2 N F2 L1 M n F1 RD SE2 S D M 1 NC Co RS ONLY FO R ELECTRIC M O DELS M 1 M 2 NC A 1 TL mA ...

Page 22: ...Instruction manual for installation maintenance and use Electric tilting cooker BM7E050 GB Page 22 di 23 4 3 KNOB FOR WATER INLET Way for water inlet Stop water inlet ...

Page 23: ... CONTROL KNOB LEGEND A Control knob B Off position C Minimum position D Maximum position MOTOR TILTING PAN LEGEND A Control knob C Position for vat tilting B OFF position D Position for vat return POSITION B POSITION C POSITION A B C D 0 45 100 150 200 250 295 295 250 200 150 100 45 0 295 250 200 150 100 0 45 ...

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