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Part # 4520899 Rev 1 (09/04/08)

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OPERATION

Cooking Process

The induction cooker is switched on by turning the control 
knob (OFF

 ➯

 ON) and it is immediately ready for operation. 

The luminous operation indicator light means that energy 

is being transferred to the pan. The power rating is set by 

turning the control knob. The inductive power depends on 

the position of the potentiometer:

Position 1

> minimum power

Position 9

> maximum power (BH/BA only)

Position 12

> maximum power

Due to the following characteristics, the operator must be 

more attentive when using the induction cooker than it 

would be required with other appliances:

The heat storage capacity of this system is very low. If the 

heating level is changed by turning the control knob, the 

food is immediately exposed to a different temperature. 

Do 

not put empty pans on the cooking zone, 

first put grease or 

liquid into the pan and start the cooking process afterwards. 

Empty pans and pots heat up very quickly. Adjust the 

heating level carefully to the required cooking mode. Set and 

adjust the power by turning the control knob. 

The pan should always remain in the center of the heating 

area, otherwise, the bottom of the pan is heated up 

unequally and the food inside the pan may burn. When 

heating up oil or grease, constantly check the pan to prevent 

oil and grease from overheating and burning.

When using a GN-pan for heating by induction just use the 

cooking positions of 1 or 2.

Comfort

The cooker transmits energy only when a pan is placed 

on the heating area, independently of the position of the 

control knob. If you take the pan away from the heating 

area, power transfer to the pan stops immediately. If the pan 

is put back on the heating area, the selected power will be 

transferred to the pan again.

After switching the cooker to the off position the cooking 

process will stop. Except for the pan, no heat is stored.

Out Of Operation

If the cooker is not in use make sure that the control knob is 

in the “OFF” position. If you don’t use the cooker for a long 

period (several days), unplug the unit. Make sure that no 

liquid can enter into the cooker, do not clean the cooker with 

a jet of water.

Safety Concerns

Risk Involved By Disregarding Safety Information

Danger for persons, the environment and the cooker can 

result from disregarding safety information. Certain risks may 

be associated with disregarding precautions, including:

•  Danger to persons through electrical causes.

•  Danger to persons through overheated pans.

•  Danger to persons through an overheated cooking 

platform (ceran plate).

Safety Conscious Work

The safety information pointed out in these instructions, 

existing national regulation for the prevention of accidents 

as well as any internal working, operating and safety 

regulations stipulated by the operator must be observed at 

all times.

Safety Information For The  

Operator/Operating Personnel

The following safety precautions should be followed at all 

times:

•  The heating area is warmed up from the heat of the pan. 

To avoid injuries (burning) do not touch the heating area.

•  To avoid overheating of pans due to the evaporation of 

the content, don’t leave pans unattended.

•  Switch the control knob off if you take the pan away for 

a while. This will avoid the heating process to continue 

automatically when a pan is placed back on the heating 

area. So, if any person starts to use the cooker, he/she will 

have to start the heating process by turning the control 

knob in the ON-position.

Summary of Contents for SH/WO 8000

Page 1: ...9 Enodis UK LTD Swallowfield Way Hayes Middlesex UB3 1DQ ENGLAND Telephone 081 561 0433 Fax 081 848 0041 Part 4520899 Rev1 09 04 08 2005 Garland Commercial Industries Inc FOR YOUR SAFETY DO NOT STORE...

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Page 3: ...dangerous voltage CAUTION Indicates a hazard or unsafe practice which could result in minor personal injury or property damage Electromagnetic field IMPORTANT INFORMATION Warning Risk of fire or elec...

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Page 5: ...2500 BH BA 3000 And BH BA 3500 8 Single Unit SH BA 3500 and SH BA 5000 9 SH WO 3500 SH WO 5000 and SH WO 8000 9 Cooker Setup 10 Operating Test 10 OPERATION 11 Cooking Process 11 Comfort 11 Out Of Oper...

Page 6: ...FICATIONS MODEL VOLTAGE Total KW Weight BH BA 1500 120V 1 5 kW 19 8 lb 9kg BH BA 1800 120V 1 8kW 19 8 lb 9kg BH BA 2500 208 230 240 2 5kW 19 8 lb 9kg BH BA 3000 208 230 240 3 0kW 19 8 lb 9kg BH BA 350...

Page 7: ...nary technology in a complete case of CrNi steel Equipped with continuous control allowing for efficient cooking and have the following features Simple operation with rotary switch with integrated mai...

Page 8: ...30mA or more Ventilation Please read carefully and comply with the following rules 1 This induction unit is equipped with an air cooling system Be sure that the air supply and air exhaust are not bloc...

Page 9: ...6 40mm Air exhaust 2 4 62mm Net cable Air supply Removable grease filter 8 8 224mm 5 5 140mm 12 6 320mm SH WO 3500 SH WO 5000 and SH WO 8000 3 3 85mm 3 0 75mm 8 7 220mm Air exhaust WOK Ceran bowl 11...

Page 10: ...om the heat of the pan To avoid injuries burning do not touch this area Use a pan suitable for induction cooking having a bottom diameter of at least 4 72 120mm 1 Put some water in the pan and place i...

Page 11: ...transfer to the pan stops immediately If the pan is put back on the heating area the selected power will be transferred to the pan again After switching the cooker to the off position the cooking pro...

Page 12: ...roken the induction cooker must be switched off and disconnected from the electric connection Don t touch any parts inside the cooker Do not use pans with an uneven bottom If the supply cord is damage...

Page 13: ...gar plastic or aluminum foil cools down without prior cleaning the ceramic surface might become deformed by pinhead sized pits Ceran glass 1 The cleaning of the Ceran glass is identical to other simil...

Page 14: ...ture too high the cooling system is not able to keep the cooker in normal operating conditions 1 Verify that no hot air is sucked in by the fan Reduce the ambient temperature The air inlet temperature...

Page 15: ...conditions 2 Verify that no hot air is sucked in by the fan Reduce the ambient temperature The air inlet temperature must be lower than 104 F 40 C One phase is missing only units with three phase supp...

Page 16: ...ur supplier for repair service 1 To verify if the pan is suitable use a permanent magnet and find out if it sticks on the bottom of the pan If not your pan is not suitable for induction cooking Choose...

Page 17: ...sed by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the sho...

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