Fri-Jado BC 3-E User Manual Download Page 9

 

BC

 

EN 

9 / 24 

2. 

DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT 

2.1 

Technical description 

The oven contains a heating element that heats the air in the oven. A fan evenly spreads the hot 
air across the entire chamber. The direction of rotation of the fan regularly changes. This results in 
an even temperature all across the oven, ensuring nicely and evenly baking of the products. The 
electronic control keeps the temperature in the oven to the set value during the set time. Halogen 
light will illuminate the oven chamber during the entire process.  
 
The  P-model  oven  has  been  provided  with  steam  injection.  For  the  generation  of  steam  in  the 
oven, water pulses are given which the fan sprays and blows around the elements. The number of 
water  pulses  and  the  moment  of  injection  can  be  set  to  ensure  correct  air  humidity  in  the  oven 
chamber at any moment during the baking process. 
 
The oven contains two  beams  on which one to  three (Basic Convection 3 models) or  one to five 
(Basic Convection 5 models) baking trays can be placed. This allows economic arrangement in the 
oven, depending on the product height. 
 
The P-model oven has a programmable control with the option of saving up to 25 programs. Each 
program consists of 3 baking phases for which the baking time, temperature, the number of steam 
pulses and the steam mode can be set. 
 

2.2 

Intended use 

The oven is designed solely for rising and baking bread or heating snack products.  Any other use 
will not be regarded as intended use.  
The  manufacturer  accepts  no  liability  whatsoever  for  loss  or  injury  caused  by  failing  to  strictly 
adhere  to  the  safety  guidelines  and  instructions  in  this  manual  or  due  to  carelessness  during 
installation,  use,  maintenance  and  repair  of  the  unit  referred  to  in  this  manual  and  any  of  its 
accessories. 
 
Use the unit in perfect technical condition only. 

2.3 

Accessories 

 
Your unit contains the following standard accessories: 
 

  Spanner for dismounting and mounting the fan plate 

  Water filtering system  

  Baking tray 40x60 

  Silicone mat for baking tray 40 x 60 

  Baking tray 40 x 60 perforated and coated 

  Rack 40x60 

  Oven gloves 

  Oven gloves, long 

  User manual. 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for BC 3-E

Page 1: ...BC EN Original Instruction 9124222 1611 USER MANUAL BC 3 E BC 3 P BC 5 E BC 5 P WARNING Read the instructions before using the machine...

Page 2: ...al As a result of constant commitment to improvement it may happen that your unit deviates in detail from what is described in this manual For this reason the given instructions are only a guideline f...

Page 3: ...BC EN 3 24 Empty page...

Page 4: ...4 OPERATION AND USE 13 4 1 Control Panel 13 4 2 Switching on the unit 13 4 3 Switching off the unit 13 4 4 Open and close the door 14 4 5 Operation of Basic Convection E 14 4 5 1 The baking process 14...

Page 5: ...N 5 24 5 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 19 5 1 Maintenance schedule 19 5 2 Daily Cleaning 20 5 3 Clean the rear panel 20 6 MALFUNCTIONS AND SERVICE 21 6 1 Replace the mains cord 21 7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION...

Page 6: ...can be found on the outside of the machine and contains the following data Name of the supplier or the manufacturer Model Serial number Year of construction Voltage Frequency Power consumption 1 3 Pi...

Page 7: ...y visible during the entire lifetime of the unit Immediately repair or replace damaged or illegible pictograms warnings and instructions To avoid short circuiting never clean the unit using a water ho...

Page 8: ...ice agent Make sure you have the following data available Model Serial number This data can be found on the identification plate 1 7 Storage If the unit will not be used temporarily and will be stored...

Page 9: ...c Convection 5 models baking trays can be placed This allows economic arrangement in the oven depending on the product height The P model oven has a programmable control with the option of saving up t...

Page 10: ...2 4 Parts Overview of the unit Front view A Lighting B Baking tray guide strip C Fan D Control panel E Door F Grip Rear view G Steam condensate outlet P model only H Water connection P model only H G...

Page 11: ...or other equipment The opening between the unit and the base must be free from obstacles to ensure good ventilation in the electrical compartment Use the correct couplings for the water connection in...

Page 12: ...through the Basic Convection Action Operation Display after operation 1 Switch on the oven Last set baking time 2 Set the time to 30 minutes _ 30 3 Select the temperature Last set temperature 4 Set th...

Page 13: ...9 Start stop button Start and stop a program 4 2 Switching on the unit Press the button The LED above this button will light constantly 4 3 Switching off the unit Press the button The LED above this b...

Page 14: ...g process can be started as described below Action Operation Display after operation 1 Switch on the oven Last set baking time 2 Set the required baking time Required baking time 3 Select set temperat...

Page 15: ...ration Display after operation 1 Switch on the oven The last set baking time appears 2 Set the required baking time Required baking time 3 Select set temperature Last used temperature 4 Set the requir...

Page 16: ...xpired the oven will give a sound signal and End appears on the display Take the products out of the oven or press Last used programme 8 Switch off the oven and go to step 3 The LED above the button w...

Page 17: ...he required baking time for baking phase 1 _ and the required baking time 8 Select the baking temperature _ 0 and the LED above is flashing 9 Set the required baking temperature for baking phase 1 _ a...

Page 18: ...last set baking time appears 7 Switch off the oven Protected programmes cannot be deleted At any attempt to do so read only will alternately appear and after this you can select another programme See...

Page 19: ...n a fixed daily cleaning schedule Item Action Frequency Interior Clean see section 5 2 Daily Exterior Clean the exterior with a small amount of water to which a mild cleaning agent has been added and...

Page 20: ...th with cleaning agent Also clean the area beneath the oven 5 3 Clean the rear panel WARNING Avoid bumping against the fan blades to prevent imbalance Allow the oven to cool to avoid burning Remove th...

Page 21: ...can rotate freely Oven The oven does not become hot Open and close the door Check the fuses and the earth leakage switch in the meter cupboard Steam with BC P only No steam injection Check the water...

Page 22: ...650 Weight kg 62 63 79 5 80 5 Max ambient temperature C 35 35 35 35 Max relative Humidity 85 85 85 85 Voltage V 230 1 230 1 3 400 N 3 400 N Frequency Hz 50 50 50 50 Max rated current A 13 13 9 5 9 5 R...

Page 23: ...BC EN 23 24 Notes...

Page 24: ...BC EN 24 24 Fri Jado Euro Products B V Oude Kerkstraat 2 4878 AA Etten Leur The Netherlands Tel 31 0 76 50 85 400 Fax 31 0 76 50 85 444...

Reviews: