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Fault

Possible Cause

Corrective Action

  cooker defective

  ask your supplier for repair

service, unplug the cooker from

the mains supply

no reaction to

control knob

positions

  control defective

  ask your supplier for repair

service, unplug the cooker from

the electrical supply

heating cycle

switches off and on

(within minutes, fan is

active)

  air inlet or outlet

obstructed

  remove objects from air inlet and

air outlet slots, clean the slots

  fan dirty

  clean fan

heating cycle

switches off and on

(within minutes, fan is

never active)

  fan defective

  fan control defective

  ask your supplier for repair

service

after a longer

permanent operating

time, the

 heating

switches off and on

within minutes

  coil overheated, cooking

area too hot

  empty pan

  pan with overheated oil

  switch cooker off, remove pan

and wait until the cooking area

has cooled off.

Small metallic

objects

 (e.g. spoons)

are heated up

 within

the cooking area

  pan detection circuit is

tuned incorrectly

  control logic board

1)  To verify, if the pan is suitable, use a permanent magnet and find out if it sticks on to the

bottom of the pan. If not, your pan is not suitable for induction cooking. Choose a pan which
is recommended for induction cooking. Chose a pan material suitable for induction
appliances.

2)  The cooling-system (fan) starts to operate when the ambient temperature in the control area

exceeds 55ºC / 130ºF. At heat temperatures higher than 70ºC / 160ºF, the controller
automatically reduces the power to keep the unit in normal operating conditions. The cooker
runs in a non continuous mode. This mode can be heard.

Summary of Contents for GIU 2.5

Page 1: ...SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT Garland Induction Single Dual and Wok Table Top Units GIU 2 5 GIU 3 5 GIU 5 0 GIU 3 5 DUAL GIU 5 0 DUAL GIWOK 3 5 GIWOK 5 0 For USA GARLAND COMMERCIAL IND INC 185 EAST SOUTH...

Page 2: ...6 4 1 Assembly instruction 6 5 Operation test 7 6 Operation 8 6 1 Cooking process 9 7 Safety instructions 9 7 1 Description of danger signs 9 7 2 Risk at nonobservance of danger signs 10 7 3 Safety co...

Page 3: ...specific manufacturers who sell special types of pots and pans for induction cooking Do not use induction cookers to heat up any other metallic objects other than pots and pans provided for it NOTE F...

Page 4: ...3500 208v 240v 60 cycle 1ph GIWOK 3 5 3500 230v 50 cycle 1ph GIWOK 5 0 5000 208v 60 cycle 3ph GIWOK 5 0 5000 400v 50 cycle 3ph GIWOK 5 0 5000 440v 60 cycle 3ph Operating conditions Max tolerance of th...

Page 5: ...nit does not take in hot ambient air concerns units standing side by side or one behind the other or standing near a frying pan or an oven The induction unit must not be placed near or on a hot surfac...

Page 6: ...able base etc The cooker stands on non slip rubber pads and is not permanently installed It must be set up in such a way that it cannot fall down or move in a uneven position Turn the control knob to...

Page 7: ...is neither cracked or broken Don t continue with use when the heating area is cracked or broken immediately switch off and disconnect the cooker from the outlet CAUTION The heating area is warmed up...

Page 8: ...Choose a pan which is recommended for induction cooking If in spite of all positive controls and tests the cooker doesn t work refer to the Trouble Shooting Section This symbol identifies the safety i...

Page 9: ...the heating level to the desired cooking level by setting and adjusting the power with the control knob Set and adjust the power with the control knob The pan should always remain in the center of the...

Page 10: ...porating the contents don t heat up pans unattended Switch the control knob off if you take the pan away for a while This will avoid having the heating process continue automatically when a pan is pla...

Page 11: ...d 7 8 Control of the heating area The heating area is controlled with a temperature sensor Overheated pans hot oil empty pans can be detected Energy transfer will be stopped The induction unit must be...

Page 12: ...break on on 6 Inside temperature on on on 7 Sensing element of cooking platform short circuit 2 on on 12 Power reduction cooling plate temperature 3 on on on 13 Power reduction cooking platform temper...

Page 13: ...mended for induction cooking 1 cooker defective ask your supplier for repair service unplug the cooker from the electrical supply used pan is not ideal use a pan which is recommended for induction coo...

Page 14: ...tes coil overheated cooking area too hot empty pan pan with overheated oil switch cooker off remove pan and wait until the cooking area has cooled off Small metallic objects e g spoons are heated up w...

Page 15: ...oiling no burned residues Wipe with a moist cloth scotch without cleaning agent Sticky soiling Remove with a scraper razor blade Then wipe the heating area with a moist cloth Lime deposits caused by w...

Page 16: ...erator has to ensure that all components relevant to safety are in perfect working order at all times The cooker should be examined at least once a year by an authorized technician CAUTION Do not open...

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