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SP-5 Operator Manual 

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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

GENERAL CLEANING 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
AFTER EVERY COOK CYCLE: 
1.  To avoid the build-up of splatter and grease baking onto the inside of the glass surface, it is important that they be 

cleaned with a liquid glass cleaner.  This should be done after every cooking cycle when these areas have been 
allowed to cool slightly.  NOTE:  Keeping the glass area clean improves the customer’s view of the product being 
cooked, adding to the appeal. 

 

2.  Check the grease level in the grease pan.  If it needs to be emptied, lift out the drip tray closest to you and 

carefully slide out the pan by gently pulling on both handles.  To remove grease, lift out the drip tray closest to you 
and carefully slide out the pan by gently pulling on both handles.  To remove grease, slide out the pan fully until it 
locks in the stop position and tilt the tray, pouring off the grease into a suitable container. 

 
 
DAILY CLEANING: 
1.  Upon completion of the last cook cycle of the day, soak the skewers or baskets in warm soapy water for 

approximately 5 minutes.  This will make cleaning easier and faster. 

 

2.  Lift out the wheel assembly.  (Raise left end from the “cradle” bearing then lift and pull the right end from the drive 

coupling).  Place in sink. 

 

3.  Carefully note how the two drip trays at the bottom of the cooking chamber are positioned.  Each tray is held in 

place by 2 sets of retaining pins.  The trays are inserted under the two pins located innermost, towards the bottom 
of the cooking chamber and resting on top of the pins (in the notches on the underside of the tray) located 
outermost in the chamber.  With the drip trays properly installed, the 4 innermost pins will be visible.  Remove the 
trays and place in the dishwasher or sink. 

 

4.  Slide out grease pan and pour off grease as described above.  Place pan in the sink or dishwasher. 

 

5.  Wash the disassembled parts with warm soapy water.  Rinse with clean water and dry.  NOTE:  A stainless steel 

wool or plastic scouring pad and abrasive cleaner may be used to clean the skewers only. 

 

6.  Use a soft cloth or sponge, dampened with warm soapy water to wash the non-stick coated side panels of the 

cooking chamber, the inside base of the machine, the underside of the Air Box Cover, and the inside of the door 
frame including the door gasket.  It is important that the area on the rotisserie where the door seals when closed 
be thouroughly cleanes and free from grease.  NOTE:  Do not flood the rotisserie with cleaning fluid.  Use 
sparingly.  Rinse using a cloth dampened with clear water then dry.  Do not use water sprays directly on the 
rotisserie. 

 

7.  Use a glass and surface cleaner to clean the inner and outer glass of both doors.  Use a stainless steel cleaner on 

the exterior metal surface to restore the original luster. 

 

8.  Install pan, trays and rotating wheel. 
 

 

IMPORTANT: 

!

The following cleaning instructions must be carried out to insure satisfactory 
performance from your Panorama Rotisserie.  Neglecting to follow these procedures 
may result in poorly cooked product, reduced reliability and may void the warranty. 

 

WARNING: 

!

 

Allow the rotisserie to cool sufficiently (cool to touch) before attempting any cleaning 
procedures. 

Summary of Contents for SP-5

Page 1: ... America Technical Support Hotline 800 678 9511 Telephone 260 459 8200 www lincolnfp com operator manual This document includes Safety Notices Specifications Installation Instructions Operating Instructions Cleaning Instructions Warranty Statement Revision D P N 15315 Panorama Rotisserie Model SP 5 ...

Page 2: ...ot spray aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance while it is in operation DANGER If the power supply cord appears to be damaged do not attempt to operate the unit Contact a service agent or qualified electrician to repair NOTE Choose a well ventilated location that will allow for adequate cooling Place rotisserie on a suitable table or countertop capable of supporting the unit weight of 216 lbs...

Page 3: ...s manual before using the unit Failure to follow the instructions contained in this manual may cause injury damage to the unit and will void the warranty INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 1 DEDICATED LINE No other equipment may be connected to this line 2 CORRECT VOLTAGE The voltage is specified on the data plate This is not a dual voltage unit Check voltage with a meter to ascertain actual vol...

Page 4: ... and operation Once installed adjust the legs to level the rotisserie 6 NO OBSTRUCTIONS under on top or around the unit to restrict airflow or cause unsafe conditions MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Unit Weight 216 lbs 98 kg MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS ILLUSTRATION KEY 1 Switch with program selector 2 Display Window 3 Electrical Connection 4 Adjustable Feet 5 Rotor Unit 6 Double Spits 5 pcs 7 Fat Tray Pull tilt f...

Page 5: ...will depend on weight size and quality of individual products NOTE Some condensation at the base of the door is normal during use of this machine MENU ITEM REFERENCE CHART MENU PRODUCT WEIGHT COOK TEMP COOK TIME HOLD TEMP HOLD TIME 1 30 Chickens 50 lbs 2 5 lbs Each 350 1 hour 30 min 175 3 hr 2 15 Chickens 37 lbs 2 5 lbs Each 350 1 hour 25 min 175 3 hr 3 10 Chickens 30 lbs 3 lbs Each 350 1 hour 15 ...

Page 6: ...dow Set Temperature Control Resets Timer to change cook time OFF Cook Position Program Selector Switch HOLDING POSITION AND JOG POSITION for wheel rotation to load and unload Starts Timer after switching to Cook Set Cooking Time Control ...

Page 7: ...TART The two dots between hours and minutes will flash on and off when timer is running When cooking time is completed an alarm will sound 6 After cooking is completed turn the selector to OFF to stop the rotisserie or to JOG for holding the product 7 The buzzer can be turned off by pressing TIMER RESET 8 To stop unit at any time turn selector switch to OFF WEEKLY AIR BOX CLEANING The Air Box shou...

Page 8: ... Heat Indicator Lamp Temperature Review Program Review Manual Hold Button Rotates Wheel for Loading or Unloading Power Control Adds 10 minutes to Cook Time Menu Selection Buttons 1 8 Door Open Indicator Light Display Window ...

Page 9: ...RE GUIDE PRODUCT INTERNAL TEMPERATURE F C Poultry 185 F 85 C Pork 170 F 77 C Beef well 170 F 77 C Beef medium 160 F 70 C Beef rare 140 F 60 C 7 For additional hold time press MANUAL HOLD button It is recommended that internal temperature and product condition be checked before more hold time is added PLEASE CALL SAVORY IF A MENU ITEM PROGRAM CHANGE IS NEEDED CHANGING TEMPERATURE MODE 1 Turn Temper...

Page 10: ...g chamber and resting on top of the pins in the notches on the underside of the tray located outermost in the chamber With the drip trays properly installed the 4 innermost pins will be visible Remove the trays and place in the dishwasher or sink 4 Slide out grease pan and pour off grease as described above Place pan in the sink or dishwasher 5 Wash the disassembled parts with warm soapy water Rin...

Page 11: ...arranty and any responsibility or obligations associated therein null and void This includes any damage costs or legal actions resulting from the installation of any Savory commercial cooking equipment in a non commercial application or installation where the equipment is being used for applications other than those approved for by Savory LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY The preceding paragraphs set forth...

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