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OWNER’S MANUAL 

 

MODEL DH1-1010 SERIES – HEATED HOLDING UNIT 

 

174830 RV120817 

Copyright © 2017 Marshall Air Systems, Inc. 
All Rights Reserved. 

DAY PART CONFIGURATION:

 

 

This functionality allows the user to quickly switch between two sets of configurations, day part 1 
“dP1” (example: breakfast) and day part 2 “dP2” (example: lunch, dinner) to hold different food 
product or to better accommodate the restaurant daily need.

 

 

To display the active day part configuration, cancel all timers so all displays are in idle mode “---
“ and press and release the up arrow button. The displays will show the active configuration for 
a few seconds and return to the previous mode. To switch from one configuration to the other, 
cancel all timers so all displays are in idle mode “---“ and press and hold the up arrow button for 
3 seconds. The displays will briefly show the current configuration followed by the newly active 
configuration and then goes back to normal operation.

 

 

CONTROL PROGRAMMING - HOLDING TIME: 

 

1.  To change a timer channel holding time value, the unit needs to be in preheat mode “PHt” or in 

idle mode "---".   

 

2.  Press and hold for 3 seconds the timer start/stop button for the channel to be changed.  The 

display will then flash the current setting in minutes. 

 

3.  Use the up/down arrow buttons to change to new setting. 

 

4.  Press and hold start/stop button for 3 seconds to save the new setting and go back to idle mode. 

 

5.  If necessary, repeat for other channels. 

 

CONTROL PROGRAMMING – GENERAL SETTINGS: 

 

NOTE: Programming mode can only be access while unit is in preheat “PHt” mode or idle mode. 
 

(No timer activated.) 

 

To access programming mode, press and hold the up and down arrow button for 5 seconds.  To save  
changes and exit programming mode, press and hold temperature button for 3 seconds. 

 

The display will alternate between the parameter/functionality display codes and its current value 
(if applicable). Press the temperature button to cycle through the parameters/functionalities and 
use the up and down arrow buttons to change the parameter value. For channel specific 
parameters (parameters 4, 5 and 6) select channel to be edit by pressing the associated timer 
button first, then up/down arrow buttons to edit value.  Here is the list of the user programmable 
parameters and functionalities with their display code: 

 

1.  “ CF” Configuration download functionality. See “USB CONFIGURATION DOWNLOAD"     
               section for more details.  
2. “dPn”  Indicates which set of day part values will be edited, dP1 or dP2. 
3. “grP”   Group configuration. 

  “ 0”:    Indicates that all channels on this controller are set to be independent. 
  “ 1”:    Indicated that all channels on this controller are interdependent.  In this setting,  

the user can keep track of which pan was inserted first by the state of the     
channels LED light bars.  The channel that was started first will have the green 
LED light bars while any subsequent timers that are started will have red LED 
light bars.  This lets the user know to use the pan associated with the green 

Summary of Contents for DH1-1010 Series

Page 1: ...tor assemblies This DH5 Heated Holding Unit series can accommodate up to two half sheet or one full sheet pan per deck It also features a time temperature controller for each deck in the unit These in...

Page 2: ...BRASIVE CLEANER DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER FOR YOUR SAFETY DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS OR LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER APPLIANCE AVERTISSEMENT Ne pas entreposer...

Page 3: ...FINAL INSTALLATION 1 CONTROL USER INTERFACE 1 CONTROL OPERATION 1 2 CONTROL PROGRAMMING HOLDING TIME 2 3 CONTROL PROGRAMMING GENERAL SETTINGS 3 4 DAILY MAINTENANCE 4 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 4 5 CONTROL T...

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Page 5: ...f the manual to find out amp load of your model 4 Installation shall comply with the latest version of the National Electrical Code NFPA 70 CONTROL USER INTERFACE Each deck in the unit is controlled b...

Page 6: ...pplicable to controls that are set to interdependent group configuration See Group Configuration into Programming General Settings for more information If a subsequent timer cycle is started while pre...

Page 7: ...idle mode 5 If necessary repeat for other channels CONTROL PROGRAMMING GENERAL SETTINGS NOTE Programming mode can only be access while unit is in preheat PHt mode or idle mode No timer activated To a...

Page 8: ...hich channel s will have the product name feature activated First select channel to be edited the choose between yes to display product name or no to display holding time Note that the user can press...

Page 9: ...TCH TURNED OFF BY ACCIDENT POWER DISRUPTION BY THUNDERSTORM ETC B PRESS AND HOLD DOWN ARROW FOR 3 SECONDS TO CLEAR PHt CYCLE 2 UNIT WILL NOT TURN ON A UNIT UNPLUGGED A PLUG IN UNIT B IS CONTROLLER ON...

Page 10: ...URE SET POINTS ARE TO HIGH A ADJUST TO LOWER TEMPERATURE SET POINT SEE PROGRAMMING SECTION 6 UNIT FLASHES Pr LO TEMPERATURE LOW A EXCESSIVE AIR DRAFT S A SHIELD DRAFT S B LOOSE WIRE IN ELECTRICAL CABI...

Page 11: ...D SENSOR B REPLACE SENSOR C BAD CONTROLLER C REPLACE CONTROLLER 10 TIMER COLOR LEDS NOT ILLUMINATING A BAD CONTROLLER A REPLACE CONTROLLER 11 ERROR dft ON POWER UP A INTERNAL MEMORY DAMAGED A REPLACE...

Page 12: ...L14 20P Main power cord Damaged cord can cause unit to stop operating and should be replaced 156008 Element 208V Rebend Top heater element Two elements are used for each top heaters Bad element could...

Page 13: ...temperature If a RTD sensor goes bad or is disconnected its associated controller will beep and the display will flash either oPn or SHt to indicate failure 502425 Switch Double Pole A bad switch cou...

Page 14: ...ved RV120817 174830FIG1 D E T S I L K E T R E T N I CM US C OVERALL DIMENSIONS DH1 1010 SERIES FIGURE 1 2 TWO CHANNELS CONTROLLER 12 4 CORD WITH NEMA L14 20 PLUG EXIT FROM TOP ADJUSTABLE FEET 28 875 3...

Page 15: ...4834 5 1 FAN COOLING ASBY 171132 6 4 LEG ASBY 4 158911 7 2 ASBY HEAT GUARD 174835 8 2 BLANKET BOTTOM HEATER 502978 9 4 SENSOR RTD 48 502064 10 4 ELEMENT TOP HEATER 2 PER HEATER 156008 11 1 1 CONTROL D...

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