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Do not connect extractors, as they could cause a too low

pressure which would end up, removing heat from the cooking
chambers, even with the valves completely closed.

For the exact connection position see Figure 5.3.

Fig. 5.3 - Position of electrical cable input, steam outlet and plate

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Summary of Contents for T2 Polis MC18

Page 1: ...oice Group Blakeney Way Kingswood Lakeside Cannock Staffs WS11 8LD TEL 01543 577778 FAX 01543504141 Email enquires firstchoice cs co uk Web www firstchoice cs co uk Bakery Oven T2 Polis MC18 T3 Polis...

Page 2: ...odule 12 5 4 Mounting the module 13 5 5 Connecting the steam outlet 13 5 6 Checks before start up 15 6 CONTROL PANEL 16 6 1 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 16 7 FUNCTIONS 17 7 1 SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL STATES 17 7...

Page 3: ...good baking 27 8 8 Switching off 29 8 9 Cleaning 29 9 CLEANING 30 9 1 Cleaning of any visible glass and stainless steel parts 30 9 2 Cleaning of any refractory part 30 9 3 Cleaning the oven s baking...

Page 4: ...OREMA POLIS has been designed having in mind the end user TEOREMA POLIS has a complete range to satisfy everybody s needs Dr Zanolli S r l thank you for the preference given to our company We at Zanol...

Page 5: ...ite this we also give below some useful indications on how to look things up quickly in the various chapters The paragraphs with this symbol contain essential safety information They must all be read...

Page 6: ...en It guides the user through essential operations for switching on use and switching off of the equipment in safety To exploit all of the possibilities of the equipment the user should refer to chapt...

Page 7: ...modules T2 POLIS MC18 T2 POLIS MC28 T3 POLIS MC18 T3 POLIS MC28 T4 POLIS MC18 T4 POLIS MC28 T6 POLIS MC18 and T6 POLIS MC28 bear the following compulsory mark which guarantees their conformity to the...

Page 8: ...ntended for professional use in the food industry and are exclusively intended to be used by qualified staff The operations envisaged in normal usage are the opening and closing of the doors the loadi...

Page 9: ...Voltage 230 or 400 Vac Frequency 50 or 60 Hz Current at 400V 50Hz 8 7 11 3 14 5 18 8 A Current at 230V 50Hz 15 19 6 25 1 32 7 A Maximum instantaneous current at 400 V 9 1 11 8 17 4 22 6 A Maximum inst...

Page 10: ...ate with a blister sheet of nylon to protect them from shocks and humidity during forwarding and are delivered to the driver in perfect conditions We recommend however that packaging is checked on arr...

Page 11: ...mperature and relative humidity of the place in which the equipment is installed must never exceed the maximum and minimum values indicated in the characteristics section see 3 In particular if the ma...

Page 12: ...Suitable plugs and sockets are the industrial type CEE 17 of any which satisfy the European Norm EN 60309 The terminal safety device must be set for total nominal current the magnetic safety device m...

Page 13: ...8 T3 POLIS MC28 T4 POLIS MC18 T4 POLIS MC28 T6 POLIS MC18 and T6 POLIS MC28 bear in mind that they might to be completed with the addition of other modules or accessories from the series hood proofer...

Page 14: ...me protective material between the forks and the module itself 5 4 Mounting the module Put the modules one above the other one in the right order proofer or base baking module hood and fix by means of...

Page 15: ...ld cause a too low pressure which would end up removing heat from the cooking chambers even with the valves completely closed For the exact connection position see Figure 5 3 Fig 5 3 Position of elect...

Page 16: ...oard Turn on the 1 0 switch program a temperature over 200 C set both the power regulators at 9 and turn on the Start stop switch Check that the current to each phase is that indicated in chapter 3 fo...

Page 17: ...ting decrease button Upper element power setting indicator Upper element control display Upper element power sequential increase button Lower element power setting indicator Lower element control disp...

Page 18: ...Pressing the button the system comes on the last SET temperature programmed is displayed on the set display and the cycle used prior to switching the oven off is displayed on the display 7 2 SETTINGS...

Page 19: ...f its available power 7 2 3 Economy button Pressing the economy button sets power values to pre set levels upper 5 and lower 3 with the following result 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Upper ON OFF Lower OF...

Page 20: ...tor if the oven is equipped with this accessory see Pos 2 Fig 7 1 7 3 PROGRAMMING 7 3 1 Clock and day setting The time and day can only be set with the system on standby that is to say when the displa...

Page 21: ...is displayed in its place In this condition after selecting the desired cycle using the baking cycle button and once the desired number for the cycle to memorise appears on the display press the timer...

Page 22: ...the can be memorised by pressing the button and the panel returns to its enabled state 7 3 3 Auto switch on programming To program automatic ignition the oven must be on Press the general system on o...

Page 23: ...ower right of the display is on 7 3 4 Timer setting While the oven is operating that is to say when the elements have been enabled by pressing the button the timer can be started at any time by means...

Page 24: ...sabled along with all oven functions The message OFF disappears from the display and is replaced by the message ALLO To reset the alarm and reset the system press If the oven is reactivated before tem...

Page 25: ...aminate food products 8 2 Switching on the control panel Turn on the switch the control panel comes on and settings can be made while the baking chamber is still off 8 3 Settings Set the required temp...

Page 26: ...ns the user can change the time as he wishes To put the new hour setting into memory press within 5 seconds the temperature time button a second time and the display relating to the hour will stop fla...

Page 27: ...peed up large changes in the values If by change there should be a failure of current during the programming of the system at the moment of switching on again the display will show the last memorised...

Page 28: ...shing while the hour numbers remain fixed on what has already been set Once the minutes are at the desired number press the buttons for a third time to memorise it This last operation will fix all the...

Page 29: ...d temperature on loading In any case if the oven is used within the limits of its maximum capacity the temperature will start to rise again towards the end of the baking time 4 the oven has a maximum...

Page 30: ...9 Cleaning At the end of each working day or more frequently if possible it is necessary to carefully clean the cooking surface and all the parts of the oven which come into contact with the food bei...

Page 31: ...as they may in the long term diminish the shine of stainless steel parts and of glass It is better to wash the various removable parts before the food residues are dry 9 2 Cleaning of any refractory...

Page 32: ...ing it to become rusty in a short time Do not use jets of water as they could penetrate the switchboard and damage to create a danger of electrocution and or sudden start ups of the equipment 9 4 Clea...

Page 33: ...he plug in a place where the maintenance operator can easily ascertain during all of the work done with the guards removed that it has been disconnected 10 1 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE WORK 10 1 1 Light rep...

Page 34: ...have to be made 1 to the cabling for resistor wires 2 to the cabling for the feed to the control panel 3 the removal of the old label and the application of a new one Carry out all three alterations w...

Page 35: ...ts list Please contact us if more complex work has to be done or if there are broken parts In any case in order to simplify the search for the causes of breakdowns and any replacement of damage parts...

Page 36: ...35 Figure 10 1 Exploded view...

Page 37: ...36 Figure 10 2 Exploded view of electrical parts...

Page 38: ...37 Figure 10 3 Electrical diagram 400V...

Page 39: ...38 Figure 10 4 Electrical diagram 230V...

Page 40: ...OR HANDLE MANI0057 MANI0058 MANI0057 MANI0058 20 LEFT DOOR SHUT SPRING SPRI0009 SPRI0009 SPRI0009 SPRI0009 21 RIGHT DOOR SHUT SPRING SPRI0010 SPRI0010 SPRI0010 SPRI0010 22 FRONT BEDPLATE PLAM0012 PLAM...

Page 41: ...OR HANDLE MANI0057 MANI0058 MANI0057 MANI0058 20 LEFT DOOR SHUT SPRING SPRI0009 SPRI0009 SPRI0009 SPRI0009 21 RIGHT DOOR SHUT SPRING SPRI0010 SPRI0010 SPRI0010 SPRI0010 22 FRONT BEDPLATE PLAM0012 PLAM...

Page 42: ...ng in mind the position of the centres of gravity see table 5 1 indicated in the chapter INSTALLATION 5 The ovens are made up of the following materials stainless steel coated steel sheets glass ceram...

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