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CUS-012-0137-01

 

 

 

 

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MORNING STARTUP 

Blaze

 - C 

  

 

 

 

1. Switch on the hood and hood lights.  2. Ensure that the rotisserie has been 

properly cleaned from the previous night. 

3. Ensure that there is no water in the 
water pan and close the drain valve.  
Always drain all water from the water 
pan prior to preheating. 

 

 

 

4. Set the thermostat to #7 and the 
timer to 30 minutes.  Pull the red 
button to start preheating the 
rotisserie.  The burner will ignite after 
about 1 minute and the rotisserie will 
start to preheat. 

5. If a safety lock-out occurs, the red 
lamp on the control panel will  blink.  
Follow the safety lock-out instructions on 
the sheet provided. 

6. After several minutes of preheating 
(the temperature should read at least 
200

˚ F) fill the water pan by opening the 

water valve.  

 

 

 

7.  Fill water to the top of the overflow 
pipe then close the water valve. 
CAUTION:  Do not walk away from 
the rotisserie while filling the pan. 

8.  The alarm will sound after 
approximately 30 minutes indicating that 
the rotisserie is ready to be loaded. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

30 

#7 

Red Lamp 

Overflow Pipe 

Summary of Contents for Blaze - C

Page 1: ... burner will ignite after about 1 minute and the rotisserie will start to preheat 5 If a safety lock out occurs the red lamp on the control panel will blink Follow the safety lock out instructions on the sheet provided 6 After several minutes of preheating the temperature should read at least 200 F fill the water pan by opening the water valve 7 Fill water to the top of the overflow pipe then clos...

Page 2: ...ne into SAFETY LOCK OUT The red light below the green button will flash 2 Push in the red main ON OFF switch to switch the rotisserie OFF 3 Verify that the gas supply to the rotisserie and the main gas valve are both open Try to start the unit again by pulling out the red main ON OFF switch If the unit goes into SAFETY LOCK OUT again push in the red main ON OFF switch 4 If you are certain the burn...

Page 3: ...r rack take a skewer and place the hex end into one of the holes in the base of the cart 4 Take a chicken neck first breast up and place the pointed tip of the skewer into the cavity With the midpoint of the breastbone aligned with the middle of the skewer push the bird on The tied legs should be above the skewer 5 There should be some resistance as the bones open up to lock the chicken in place T...

Page 4: ...e that those that are used are evenly spaced around the drive plates Product Chicken 1 4 skewers Chicken 5 8 skewers 4 Set the thermostat to 7 and the timer according to the chart to the right 5 After loading wipe the door handle control panel switches and anything that may come in contact with raw product 6 When the alarm sounds indicating that cooking is finished insert a clean calibrated thermo...

Page 5: ...r cart designated for cooked product 11 Proceed with packaging the product 12 Open the water inlet valve to raise the water to the level indicated in the following step 13 Raise the water until the grease is skimmed off down the drain as shown above 14 Close the water inlet valve 15 Wipe the inside of the door glass using a wet sanitized towel after each cooking cycle Water inlet valve Grease Over...

Page 6: ...brush in the water pan 6 Drain the water pan a and then fill it with clean water b Rinse the cavity to remove any degreaser 7 Clean the glass lamp cover with a wet towel 8 Drain the water pan by opening the drain valve Rinse the water pan 9 Wipe the interior of the water pan with a wet towel 10 Wipe the door glass clean using a wet towel if required The door has 2 panes of glass that come apart to...

Page 7: ...bacteria and will only spread it around the kitchen Equipment Safety ALWAYS Always read all documentation Always check for gas leaks vacate the area and call the gas supply company if any leaks are detected Always clean the equipment every day build up of waste in the rotisserie can cause fires Always use only approved detergents Always keep hair and loose clothing away from any moving parts Alway...

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