Gemm New Runner BCB/05US, Instructions For Use Manual

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BCB US Rev.00 01-2019 pag. 23
7
– USE
AFTER INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE, WAIT AT LEAST TWO HOURS BEFORE TURNING IT ON.
7.1
– USE FORSEEN
Blast chillers are appliances with a powerful refrigeration system that can rapidly reduce the temperature at the core of
food. Ideal for use in kitchens, bakeries and ice cream establishments.
The machine’s main work cycles are
CHILLING and FREEZING . Each cycle includes two different end of cycle modes at
the point at which holding commences: temperature controlled (the probe inserted into the core of the product ends the
cycle when it reaches the set temperature) or time controlled (the cycle ends as soon as the set time expires).
- SOFT CHILLING
. Positive “delicate” temperature reduction (+37°F). Food just out of the oven is quickly taken to
a temperature of 37°F
in no longer than 90’, thus inhibiting bacterial proliferation and avoiding dehydration of the
cooked food due to evaporation. Food treated in this way can be preserved perfectly for 5-7 days without altering
its original qualities.
- HARD CHILLING
. Positive “rapid” temperature reduction (+37°F). Also lasts for a maximum of 90’. This type
of process is used when the food to be chilled is thicker than an inch (i.e. large joints) and with dense or fatty
food. During this phase the appliance
reaches -4°F air temperature and provides to accelerate penetration of
the cold into the food.
- FREEZING . Deep freezing or freezing (0°F). During this phase the appliance reaches -40°F air temperature.
This work cycle will take the core of the food to a temperature of 0°F
in less than four hours (240’). The speed of
the process avoids the formation of macrocrystals, ensuring that when it is used the thawed food has its original
consistency, colour and quality.
- HOLDING. At the end of both the chilling and freezing cycles the machine will automatically go to the set holding
temperature.
7.2
– UNFORSEEN USE
Blast chillers cannot be used for purposes other than those described in point 7.1 . In particular the appliance is not suitable
for storing food for an indefinite period.