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Operating instructions

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Decommissioning and disposal

16.1

Decommissioning

Contact your RATIONAL Service Partner if you would like to decommission the unit.

16.2

Disposal

Old units contain recyclable materials. Dispose of old units in an environmentally sound way using the appropriate
disposal systems.

Summary of Contents for iCombi Classic Series

Page 1: ...iCombi Classic Operating instructions...

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Page 3: ...ng the cooking cabinet door 13 4 6 Loading the unit 13 4 6 1 Loading the unit with the mobile oven rack or the mobile plate rack 14 4 6 2 Loading the Combi Duo with the mobile oven rack or the mobile...

Page 4: ...ACCP data 42 10 1 2 Download HACCP data 42 10 2 Connected units to a network 43 10 3 ConnectedCooking optional 43 11 Automatic cleaning 44 11 1 General safety instructions 44 11 2 Cleaning programmes...

Page 5: ...ng air filter 55 14 2 Replacing the cooking cabinet door gasket 56 15 Transport 57 15 1 Empty steam generator 57 15 2 Transport unit 57 16 Decommissioning and disposal 59 16 1 Decommissioning 59 16 2...

Page 6: ...ental capabilities n Persons lacking experience and knowledge n Children Supervise children standing near the unit Children may not play with the unit 1 3 Intended use The iCombi Classic has been deve...

Page 7: ...erious injury or death WARNING If you see the signal word WARNING you are being warned about situations that may lead to serious injury or death CAUTION If you see the signal word CAUTION you are bein...

Page 8: ...sources e g grill plates or deep fat fryers near the unit n During operation ensure that the floor surrounding the unit is dry and non slip Safety instructions before use n Make sure the unit is at a...

Page 9: ...oving mobile oven racks Hot food can otherwise spill out n To prevent material damage due to improper use of accessories Use only original RATIONAL accessories Use only the VarioSmoker to smoke food n...

Page 10: ...sparks and increase the risk of an explosion Close the shut off valve on the gas line Leave the building and contact your gas supplier or the fire services 2 2 Personal protective equipment n When wo...

Page 11: ...rating instructions 11 64 3 The iCombi Classic Model 10 1 1 Model 6 2 1 Model 10 2 1 Hand shower Door handle Cooking cabinet door Air filter USB port Central dial Display Control panel Cooking cabinet...

Page 12: ...ion Care 47 4 2 Switching the unit on and off 1 To switch on the unit press the button for about 3 seconds The unit will start The start screen will appear 2 To switch off the unit press and hold the...

Page 13: ...ped with a safety door lock turn the cooking cabinet door to the left first and then to the right 3 Open the cooking cabinet door slowly CAUTION Scalding hazard If the unit is in operation hot steam m...

Page 14: ...h containers that contain hot food and that are not covered hot food can spill over You may scald yourself if you touch hot food 1 Cover containers filled with hot liquids or hot food during transport...

Page 15: ...t trolley lock is released 9 Release the locking brakes on the transport trolley 10 Take the transport trolley away from the unit to its storage location 11 Close the cooking cabinet door Make sure th...

Page 16: ...ensures that the mobile oven rack or mobile plate rack remains securely in the cooking cabinet 8 Apply the parking brakes of the transport trolley 9 Press the lever on the transport trolley back to i...

Page 17: ...ith the tip of the core probe if you do not work carefully with it 1 Always wear protective gloves when working with the hot core probe 2 After use insert the core probe into the holder provided NOTIC...

Page 18: ...eak 1 Insert the core probe at an angle into the food so that the tip of the core probe is in the thickest part of the food Large pieces of meat e g roasts 1 Insert the core probe into the food so tha...

Page 19: ...core probe in the Gastronorm container Vegetables e g potatoes 1 Insert the core probe into the food so that the tip of the core probe is in the thickest part of the food Baked goods 1 For baked good...

Page 20: ...maximum hose length NOTICE The hand shower is not suitable for cooling down the cooking cabinet If you cool down the cooking cabinet with the hand shower this could damage the cooking cabinet air baf...

Page 21: ...f the fat collecting tray is on the drain pipe 4 Place a fat container under the drain on the outside of the unit e g a canister 5 Insert the filler pipe of the integrated fat drain into the fat colle...

Page 22: ...perly NOTICE Fat and other liquid substances that are collected in the fat collecting container must be disposed of in compliance with legal requirements Never dispose of fat in the drain Never use fa...

Page 23: ...speed Delta T cooking 5 2 Cooking parameters Cooking cabinet humidity With this cooking parameter you can set the humidity in the cooking cabinet n In the Steam mode the cooking cabinet humidity is 1...

Page 24: ...cooking cabinet humidity and cooking cabinet temperature as follows 1 Press and hold the button After 10 seconds the current cooking cabinet temperature will be displayed 2 To revert to the set param...

Page 25: ...ating fan wheel The speed of the fan wheel will increase The cooking cabinet temperature will fall The cooking chamber temperature is shown in the display 4 When the desired cooking chamber temperatur...

Page 26: ...turn to the core temperature cooking parameter 6 Turn the central dial and set the desired core temperature 7 Press the central dial to confirm your setting The cooking parameters are displayed accord...

Page 27: ...eached the desired result 5 5 Combination of steam and hot air 5 5 1 Cooking climate and temperature range Cooking cabinet climate Cooking methods Cooking cabinet humidity Cabinet temperature humid an...

Page 28: ...ed after 10 minutes 12 Load the unit The food will be cooked If the cooking time has elapsed or the core temperature has been reached an acoustic signal will ask you to check whether the food has reac...

Page 29: ...n the central dial and set the desired cooking time 7 Press the central dial to confirm your setting 8 To cook the food with the core temperature press this button once 9 Turn the central dial and set...

Page 30: ...n finished according to the final dish Sous vide cooking is particularly suitable for the following uses n Cook and chill Produce your dishes centrally in a production kitchen and then deliver the dis...

Page 31: ...in a restaurant hotel or industry catering n Finishing in a restaurant The food is finished exactly when you need it n Finishing in a hotel Plated Finishing is particularly ideal when you need to ser...

Page 32: ...e central dial and set the desired cooking time 8 Press the central dial to confirm your setting 9 To cook the food with the core temperature press this button once Insert the core probe in the white...

Page 33: ...e start screen 2 Press the button The program list in the programming mode will be displayed 8 2 Pre defined programme You can choose from the following preset programmes Programme Steps Settings Cont...

Page 34: ...net temperature 130 C n Cooking cabinet humidity 80 n Fan level 4 n Cooking time 8 minutes You can find further information on finishing here 31 8 3 Create new programme 1 Press the button on the star...

Page 35: ...to 11 more cooking steps Manual preheating You can create a step in the programme to preheat the unit This will produce a thermal buffer in the cooking cabinet to help the cooking cabinet reach the d...

Page 36: ...s the button The cooking step will be deleted Save programme 1 To save the programme press the button The programme will be displayed in the programme list at the bottom level You can now start the pr...

Page 37: ...cooking process press the button Edit cooking parameter 1 Turn the central dial and select the desired cooking step 2 Press the button The cooking parameters of the cooking step are displayed 3 Selec...

Page 38: ...Press the button 3 Press the button Download programs 1 Press the button You can decide whether you only want to download one program or all programs 2 Turn the central dial and select the desired pro...

Page 39: ...change the following settings n Set the temperature unit 39 n Set date and time 40 1 To open more settings press this button You can change the following settings n Switch keyboard 41 1 To return to...

Page 40: ...3 Press the button and select the temperature unit C or F 9 3 Set date and time You can change the following settings n Date in DDMMYYYY format n Time in HH MM format n Real time format in 12 hour for...

Page 41: ...he desired hour 3 Press the central dial to confirm your setting 4 Repeat the steps and set the minutes Change real time format 1 Press the button 24h The display will switch to the 12 hour format 9 4...

Page 42: ...t temperature n Set core temperature n Measured core temperature n Time hh mm ss n Temperature unit n Energy optimising system connection n 50 energy n Opening closing the cooking cabinet door n Chang...

Page 43: ...10 2 Connected units to a network If you want to connect your units with ConnectedCooking your units must be integrated into a network and equipped with either the optional Ethernet module or the opti...

Page 44: ...clean Corrosive cleaning agents and hot steam may otherwise escape If you open the cooking cabinet door during the automatic clean a warning signal will sound n Do not leave the core probe hanging ou...

Page 45: ...ing grilling or roasting n Active Green cleaner tablets n care tabs Rinse without tabs Suitable for rinsing the cooking cabinet with warm water 11 3 Start automatic clean a The hinging racks are corre...

Page 46: ...LED strip during the clean To do this press this button 11 4 Abort automatic clean You can abort all automatic cleaning programmes 30 seconds after you start them If the automatic clean has started yo...

Page 47: ...team mode n Do not clean the accessories trays inside the unit when using automatic clean 12 2 Care intervals Care interval Function parts Daily n Cooking cabinet n Press fit door gasket n Cooking cab...

Page 48: ...ely Clean LED covers Once you have cleaned the glass panels of the cooking cabinet door you can also clean the LED covers Only clean the LED covers with suitable care products 47 The LED cover is betw...

Page 49: ...he air filter cover 3 Pull out the air filter B 4 Clean the air filter in the dishwasher and then leave it to dry completely If the air filter is not clean after washing in the dishwasher it must be r...

Page 50: ...a weekend call out team included You will find the number at rational online com 13 2 Retrieving unit data You can check on the unit which software version is installed and what your unit s serial nu...

Page 51: ...ater supply is not closing Only the convection mode is available at the moment Service E 46 1 Pump failed The water supply is faulty Yes Service E 46 2 Pump failed The water supply is faulty Yes 13 3...

Page 52: ...a communication failed The internal data communication is faulty No Service E 42 3 Solenoid valve failed The water supply is faulty The steam injection is not available Service E 42 6 Solenoid valve f...

Page 53: ...Service E 120 Cleanjet failed An error occurred in the water level recognition during the automatic clean No 13 3 6 Error messages Care Error report Cause Cooking possible Service E 42 4 Solenoid valv...

Page 54: ...et light failed The cooking cabinet lighting is not working correctly Yes Service E 72 The safety temperature limiter has initialised The activation temperature of a temperature probe has been exceede...

Page 55: ...sage will be displayed that the air filter needs to be replaced 1 Insert the screwdriver in the recesses of the air filter cover 2 Remove the air filter cover 3 Pull out the air filter 4 Slide the new...

Page 56: ...t 1 Open the cabinet door 2 Pull the cooking cabinet door gasket out from the groove and dispose of it 3 Moisten the retaining lips of the new gasket with soapy water 4 First press the corners of the...

Page 57: ...parking brakes applied If the castors are damaged the unit or the Combi Duo could tip over and seriously injure you 1 Release the parking brakes on the castors before you transport or move the unit o...

Page 58: ...or the Combi Duo 2 Apply the parking brakes again after transport You can move units that are on mobile stands or castors a The steam generator has been emptied 57 1 Before you transport the unit to...

Page 59: ...issioning and disposal 16 1 Decommissioning Contact your RATIONAL Service Partner if you would like to decommission the unit 16 2 Disposal Old units contain recyclable materials Dispose of old units i...

Page 60: ...rborne sound emission 70 dBA Environmental conditions 10 40 C Frequency and max transmission power WLAN 2 4 GHz 40 7 mW 17 3 Models and version names The model names and the version on the model plate...

Page 61: ...aking available on the market of radio equipment n Directive 2006 42 EU on machinery n Directive 2014 30 EU on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibil...

Page 62: ...limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a co...

Page 63: ...Finishing 31 Steam 26 Cooking time 24 Cool down function 25 Core probes Baked goods 19 Fish fillets 19 Inserting into the food 17 Large pieces of meat 18 Remove 19 Small food item 19 Steak 18 Vegetabl...

Page 64: ...RATIONAL UK Limited Siegfried Meister Stra e 1 86899 Landsberg am Lech Tel 49 0 8191 3270 Fax 49 0 8191 21735 info rational online com rational online com 20 123 V 05 MDS heju 04 20 EN GB RATIONAL AG...

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