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OWNER’S MANUAL 

 

MODEL DH5-3 & DH5-3B – HEATED HOLDING UNIT     
 

 

160805 RV110612 

2

 

Copyright © 2012 Marshall Air Systems, Inc. 
All Rights Reserved. 

 

The following is the user interface layout: 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

TIMER FUNCTIONS

 

 
The factory set hold time is 45 minutes with the alert happening at the 40:30 minute time (10% of holding time). If a 
new setting is required, follow the instructions in Figure 3 to adjust the settings.    
 

TIMER DISPLAY 

 

"PrE" "hEt" The holding unit has not reached ready mode for holding (factory set for 30 minutes). 
 

“----“         

Holding unit has reached ready mode for holding but timers not active. 

 

“42” 

Timer active, hold time remaining (flashes last 10% of the holding period with an audible alert at the 
start of the last 10%).  

 

“000” 

Holding period has elapsed.  Product to be discarded (flashes with audible alert). 

 

DISPLAY TEMPERATURE 

 

The unit has two heaters, top and bottom.  Press the temperature button to display the upper heater temperature.  
The left display will show "uP" for the upper heater while the right display shows the temperature.  Press the 
temperature button again to display the lower heater temperature.  The left display will show "Lo" for the lower 
heater while the right display shows the temperature.  Press and hold the temperature button to exit to previous 
state. 

 

Left Pan 

Timer Button

 

Temperature Button

 

Left Pan Display 

Middle Pan Display 

Right Pan Display 

Middle Pan 

Timer Button

Right Pan 

Timer Button

Up & Down Arrow 

Buttons

 

Summary of Contents for DH5-3

Page 1: ...unit is controlled by an integrated time temperature controller located on the front of the heated holding cabinet The control determines the intensity of top and bottom heaters The integrated time t...

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Page 3: ...NAL INSTALLATION 1 TO USE THE HOLDING UNIT 1 TIMER TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER OPERATION 2 DAILY MAINTENANCE 3 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 3 TROUBLESHOOTING 4 REPLACEMENT PARTS 5 ILLUSTRATIONS OVERALL DIMENSIONS D...

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Page 5: ...t the 40 30 minute time If a new setting is required follow the instructions in Figure 3 to adjust the settings DO NOT SET THE TEMPERATURE HIGHER THAN 290 F DOING SO WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE UNIT 3 Th...

Page 6: ...g flashes last 10 of the holding period with an audible alert at the start of the last 10 000 Holding period has elapsed Product to be discarded flashes with audible alert DISPLAY TEMPERATURE The unit...

Page 7: ...UNIT DAILY MAINTENANCE 1 Turn off the unit and allow it to cool for 20 minutes 2 Pans and or pan covers should be removed washed in mild multi purpose detergent rinsed and sanitized 3 Clean unit and...

Page 8: ...ECTIVE SOLID STATE RELAY A PLUG IN B RESET BREAKER CALL AN ELECTRICIAN IF TRIPPED TWICE C REPLACE DEFECTIVE CORD D TURN CONTROLLER ON E REPLACE DEFECTIVE SOLID STATE RELAY 2 LOW PRODUCT TEMPERATURE A...

Page 9: ...80 Connector Strain Relief 1 Figure 2 504023 Relay Solid State 25A 2 Figure 2 Schematic 158678 Panel Rear Cover 1 Figure 2 501873 Fan Cooling Boxer 115VAC 1 Figure 2 Schematic 502075 Cord 14 3 SJTOW W...

Page 10: ...served RV110612 160805FIG1 OVERALL DIMENSIONS DH5 3 DH5 3B FIGURE 1 D E T S I L K E T R E T N I CM US N S F T E S T I N G L A B O R A T O R Y A N N A R B O R M I C H INTEGRATED TIME TEMPERATURE CONTRO...

Page 11: ...IN RELIEF 502080 4 2 RELAY SOLID STATE 25A 504023 5 1 PANEL REAR COVER 158678 6 1 FAN COOLING BOXER 115VAC 501873 7 1 CORD 14 3 SJTOW W STR 120V PLUG 502075 8 1 COVER 2 5 PAN 160294 9 4 FOOT BLK RUBBE...

Page 12: ...WILL SHOW THE CURRENT SETTING USE UP OR DOWN ARROW BUTTONS TO SELECT ONE OF THE SIX AVAILABLE MODES 123 FOR TIME DISPLAY MODE ALL TIMERS ARE INDEPENDENT OF EACH OTHERS AND REMAINING HOLD TIME IS INDIC...

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