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If the floor is very uneven, loading trolleys must not be used for entering
or leaving the combi oven. Never leave the trolley handle inside a closed
combi oven. This may break the combi oven’s door. Do not pull the
loading trolley without the handle designed for this purpose. Otherwise,
burns may occur.
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When using banquet trolleys, always make sure that the plates are correctly
seated on the stands.
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For washing the trolleys, always use the automatic washing program (if
available). Otherwise, use cleaning products designed for semi-automatic
washing. It is not permitted to use the combi oven without the loading
trolley for standard work and automatic washing!
AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED WORKING WITH THE COMBI OVEN
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Clean and service the combi oven only when it is cold!
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Remove solid pieces of food by taking them out of the cooking chamber
— never wash them down the combi oven’s drain.
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Cleaning and descaling agents are to be used only according to the
instructions in this manual and in compliance with the instructions for the
individual agent.
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After work (e.g. overnight), leave the combi oven’s door ajar.
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When the combi oven is not used for an extended time, shut off the water
and power supply.
CLEANING
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Use extra caution when handling cleaning agents. Contact with cleaning
agents and their fumes pose a hazard of burns or irritation to skin, eyes and
respiratory organs.
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When handling cleaning agents, wear safety equipment.
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When dosing powdered cleaning agents, be extra cautious that they are not
inhaled and do not come into contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
2.2 SAFETY EQUIPMENT
When operating the combi oven, it is also necessary to wear the right clothes
and use personal protection gear. Clothing, shoes and protective gear must
comply with national safety requirements for your type of work. Especially do
not forget to use these important items:
safety glasses
safety gloves
work shoes
work clothing
When working with the combi oven, we do not recommend wearing:
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Scarves, neck ties, chains, watches, bracelets, keys, rings or other metal
objects, or working with an inappropriate bandage on.
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Electrical components such as heart pacemakers, watches, credit cards,
etc., or other items with magnetic recording media.
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Long, loose hair. Secure long hair with an appropriate head covering.
2.3 PROTECTIVE ELEMENTS OF THE COMBI
OVEN
The combi oven is equipped with safety elements that make it safer to
operate. Here is a list of the most important ones:
1. External main switch
2. External covers
3. Protective temperature limiter
4. Control panel
5. Door with magnetic lock
6. Ventilation position of the appliance door
7. Internal wall
None of the elements below are intended to be removed by the operator.
It can be removed for inspection, maintenance or repair only by a person
qualified for the task.
EXTERNAL MAIN SWITCH
The combi oven is designed for permanent connection to the power grid.
The power supply is connected and disconnected using an external main
switch. The switch is used for turning the appliance on and off (when starting
operation, making repairs, installing, and also in emergencies). The external
main switch must be easily accessible at all times!
It is forbidden to tamper with safety circuits, to remove the side covers,
or to perform any unauthorized changes that alter the reliability and
safety of these circuits.
EXTERNAL COVERS
All removable covers are firmly connected to the combi oven, so they can
be removed only with tools. Covers prevent unintentionally touching parts
carrying electricity. Always check whether the covers are in place.
PROTECTIVE TEMPERATURE LIMITER
Protective temperature limiters are located in the cooking chamber, boiler
and electrical panel. When there is excessive temperature, these elements
activate and turn off the appliance.
If a protective limiter fails, an error code displays accompanied by an audible
signal.
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