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APPLIANCE FRONT VIEW

ITEM NO

DESCRIPTION

DETAILS

1

Grease Cup

Part No: 33000000 Dishwasher Safe, remove and wash daily

2

Fire Suppression Nozzles

Always make sure protective bands are installed on the nozzles

3

Filter Access Panel Knobs

Part No: 30000004

4

Induction Griddle

CAUTION HOT! Garland Model: GI/SH/GR/IN 3500

5

Baffle Grease Filters

Part No: 40000000 Dishwasher safe, remove and wash daily

6

Induction HOB

CAUTION HOT! Garland Model GI-SH/IN 3500

7

Power Button

Use to Turn ON Ventilation

8

Cutting Board

Part No: CB376

9

Grease Drawer

CAUTION CONTENTS MAY BE HOT. Use Caution When Removing

10

Griddle Control Panel

Use to turn on/off griddle and set cooking temperature

11

HOB Control Knob

Use to turn on/off Hob and set temperature

12

Status Display Screen

Displays appliance status and error codes

13

Fire Suppression Tank Pres-

sure Guage

Check Pressure Guage Daily. Do not use appliance if pressure is

low, contact your local Buckeye Fire Protection Dealer

14

Appliance Air Intakes

Part No: 40000004 Remove and clean filter weekly

15

System Release Module

Do Not Open. Service to be performed by qualified personnel

16

Fire Suppression Pull Handle Manual Activation Fire Suppression Pull Handle. PULL ONLY IN

CASE OF FIRE

17

Filter Access Panel

Remove to access HEPA and Pre-Filter. Must be in place for unit to

operate

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Summary of Contents for MC-59-FPS-G2-R3-2-0

Page 1: ...uction Station MC 59 FPS G2 R3 2 0 This Manual Includes Installation Safety and Routine Maintenance Instructions for this appliance THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PERSONS USING OR IN STALLING THIS APPLIANCE The information contained herein including design and part specifi cations may be superseded and are subject to change without notice ...

Page 2: ...INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS 2 3 RECEIVING AND INSPECTION 4 INSTALLATION 4 FIRE SUPPRESSION 4 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 5 FEATURES AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5 7 FILTER INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE 8 11 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS 12 15 APPLIANCE VIEWS 16 17 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 18 19 MAINTENANCE 20 23 MAINTENANCE LOG 24 ...

Page 3: ...re not covered by this warranty Conversion to correct voltage and or phase is the customer s responsibility All problems due to electrical connections not made in accordance with electrical code requirements and wiring diagrams supplied with the equipment are not covered by this warranty Replacement of items subject to normal wear such items as filters and normal maintenance functions including ad...

Page 4: ...ing surface Persons with a cardiac pacemaker should consult their doctor whether they are safe near an induction unit Do not obstruct the air intake and exhaust of the induction appliances to avoid unit shutdown from overheating If the power cord is damaged have it replaced immediately by an approved service technician Clean the Air Inlet Filter weekly or as often as necessary to keep dirty air fi...

Page 5: ... work that could get lodged in the blower intake or wheel Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance Do not move the mobile cooking unit while it s plugged into an electric outlet When moving the appliance ensure the power cable is pulled up and laying within the appliance so it doesn t get damaged by the wheels Refer to cooking...

Page 6: ...10000259 Cutting Board 1 INSTALLATION Installation Use and Maintenance of this product are to be in accordance with the Standard for Ventilation Control and Fire Protection of Commercial Cooking Operations NFPA 96 1 Contact Kaliber Innovations to arrange fire suppression setup 2 Position the mobile cooking unit on a level floor and lock the casters in place 3 Confirm HEPA PRE FILTER BAFFLE and CAR...

Page 7: ... a NEMA 6 50P plug before connecting 4 always make sure the voltage and frequency are correct and match the nameplate Circuit breakers contain international labels for On and Off as shown below 5 MODEL VOLTAGE POWER PLUG CONFIGURATION MC 59 FPS G2 R3 2 0 208V AC 1PH 60HZ 7000W 50A FEATURES AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Exhibition Style Mobile Cooking Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Construction Recirculat...

Page 8: ...gy and will recover any temperature loss quickly from cold food POWER ON PROCEDURE Press the power button on the left column to turn on the filtration system 1 Check the screen to make sure no error codes or messages are present 2 Turn the control knob to the desired temperature to power on the griddle appliance unit is 3 now ready for operation Temperature can be adjusted from 68 450 F 20 230 C A...

Page 9: ... heating surface of the induction appliance Metallic objects heat up very quickly when placed on the induction cooker Avoid placing any objects sensitive to magnetism on the glass cooking surface Do not let any liquid overflow the pan onto the cooker surface If the heating surface Ceran glass is damaged cracked or broken discontinue use and contact Kaliber Innovations Do not touch any parts inside...

Page 10: ...FFLE FILTERS Baffle Filters are re usable dishwasher safe and should be cleaned daily Remove the Baffle Fil ters by pulling up on the filter and sliding the bottom out as shown below Only use genuine Kaliber replacement filters to maintain safe and optimal operation Use of non genuine Kaliber filters will void the warranty to avoid service disruptions it is recommended to keep a spare set of filte...

Page 11: ...sooner 1 Remove the Baffle Filters as shown on Page 8 Figure 1 2 Remove the Filter Access Panel as shown below by removing the panel knobs 3 Slide the bottom of the access panel towards you and then lift up to remove the panel 4 Install the Pre Filter in the correct orientation air flow arrow pointing down 5 Install the filter access panel 6 Install the access panel knobs and tighten To avoid stri...

Page 12: ...Baffle Filters as shown on Page 8 Figure 1 2 Remove the Filter Access Panel 3 Remove the Pre Filter 4 Remove the HEPA filter by lifting it up and sliding it out of the duct work 5 Replace the HEPA Filter in the correct orientation Gasket side down and air flow arrow pointing down 6 Place the Pre Filter on top of the HEPA 7 Install front access panel and tighten the knobs 8 Reinstall the Baffle Fil...

Page 13: ...onths or sooner 1 Remove the back panel by lifting up on it 2 Open the rear access panel shown below 3 Remove the carbon Odor Filter 4 Replace the Carbon Odor Filter in the correct orientation air flow arrow pointing down 4 Close and latch the rear filter access panel and install the back access panel Figure 5 Figure 6 ...

Page 14: ...m is shutdown Allow the appliances to cool before pro ceeding 2 Clean the cooking appliances by following the manufacturer s supplied cleaning instructions shown below Garland s full user manual for griddle GI SH GR IN 3500 and HOB GI SH IN 3500 can be downloaded from the manufacturer s website GARLAND GI SH GR IN 3500 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS Do not use steel wool or tough scratching sponges or a kn...

Page 15: ...pits Ceran Glass Cleaning of the Ceran glass is identical to other similar surfaces like glass Do not use corro 1 sive or abrasive cleaning agents such as grill and oven sprays stain and rust removers scouring powder and rough sponges Before being cleaned the Ceran glass must have cooled down 2 CLEANING THE COUNTERTOP AND SURROUNDING AREAS Remove the BAFFLE FILTERS GREASE CUP CUTTING BOARD and GRE...

Page 16: ...n the front doors and remove the appliance AIR INTAKE FILTERS shown below by pressing up on its corners 2 Clean the AIR INTAKE FILTERS Part No 40000004 in a dishwasher Wipe the Filters DRY before inserting them back into the filter holders ...

Page 17: ... inside the duct work Do not grab onto the fusible links or the cable supporting them 5 Reinstall the HEPA PRE FILTER FRONT FILTER ACCESS PANEL and BAFFLE FILTERS in this order 6 Remove the back panel 7 Open the rear Filter access panel Remove the CARBON ODOR FILTER 8 Wipe the inside of the of the duct work surrounding areas with a clean moistened cloth with warm water and mild detergent DO NOT sp...

Page 18: ...Y BE HOT Use Caution When Removing 10 Griddle Control Panel Use to turn on off griddle and set cooking temperature 11 HOB Control Knob Use to turn on off Hob and set temperature 12 Status Display Screen Displays appliance status and error codes 13 Fire Suppression Tank Pres sure Guage Check Pressure Guage Daily Do not use appliance if pressure is low contact your local Buckeye Fire Protection Deal...

Page 19: ...er Plug NEMA 6 50P power plug Disconnect before per forming service 4 Blower Assembly Do not place any foreign objects in the duct work that may obstruct the blower 5 Motor 1 HP TEFC 56C Frame 3Phase Motor 6 Carbon Odor Filter Part No 40000003 Recommended replacment in terval 6 months or sooner 7 Manual Motor Disconnect Use only in emergency to disconnect power to motor ...

Page 20: ...stall missing filters Check air pressure ports inside the hood for obstruction If necessary disconnect the air line via push to fitting to clear blockage Reinstall the air line making sure it s fully seated within the fitting Front Filter Access Panel Open Panel missing or not in stalled properly Check front filter access panel to make sure it s installed properly Rear Filter Access Panel Open Rea...

Page 21: ...cuit breakers are not tripped Ventilation does not turn on Confirm fire suppression is charged and in ready state Confirm all closure panels are closed Check blower for any obstruction inside the duct work Disconnect main power and confirm circuit breakers are not tripped Ventilation does not turn off Confirm cooking appliances are in the off position Ventilation noise has increased significantly ...

Page 22: ...cessfully prevent appliance movement 7 Replace if necessary Verify that the extinguishing system is in its proper location 8 Verify that the manual actuators are unobstructed 9 Verify that the tamper indicators and seals are intact 10 Verify that the maintenance tag or certificate is up to date and in place 11 Verify that no obvious physical damage or condition exists that might prevent operation ...

Page 23: ...ine 9 by cutting or melting the last link Make certain that the Systems Releasing Module fires the gas valve closes and all auxiliary devices connected to the micro switch operate or stop Replace all fusible link detectors 10 Reset the Systems Releasing Module and then activate the system by using the remote pull 11 station Make certain that the Systems Releasing Module fires the gas valve closes ...

Page 24: ...link line repair the terminal link and re set the control head 6 Once the Systems Releasing Module is reset the mechanical pull station must be checked To 7 do so pull the handle on the remote pull station and make sure that the following occurs The Systems Releasing Module will operate causing the detection arm assembly to move 1 back to the left disengaging the trigger and allowing the actuation...

Page 25: ...n required REQUIRED MAINTENANCE Description Frequency Performed By Fire Suppression System Inspection per manufacturer s recommendations Monthly Owner User Change Filters As Needed Owner User Clean Mobile Cooking Unit following Daily Weekly and Monthly Instructions As Needed Owner User Perform semi annual maintenance of the fire suppression system as described in the Buckeye Kitchen Mister System ...

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