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Instructions manual  CHEF 10 VVE     

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SYMBOLS USED AND QUALIFICATIONS OF THE PERSONNEL. 
 
The following indicates the qualifications of personnel required to operate the mixer. 
The  symbols  placed  on  a  chapter  mean  to  recall  the  specific  skill  needed  for  the  intervention  described 
therein. Wherever no symbols are present, the chapter applies to everyone. 

Symbol  

Description  

Features  

 

OPERATOR 

Person  acquainted  with  operating,  adjusting  and  programming  the  mixer  and  its 
protection  and safety systems,  who  knows  possible  work  cycles  and  ingredients 
to  be  used  with  relative  maximum  admitted  amounts  and  who  has  read  and 
understood the use and maintenance manual. 

 

ELECTRICAL 
MAINTENANCE 
TECHNICIAN 

Person  in  good  health  who  due  to  qualification,  job  or  experience  is  qualified  to 
carry  out  the  profession  of  electrical  maintenance  technician  and  who  has  read 
and understood the use and maintenance manual. 

 

MECHANICAL 
MAINTENANCE 
TECHNICIAN 

Person  in  good  health  who  due  to  qualification,  job  or  experience  is  qualified  to 
carry out the profession of mechanical maintenance technician and who has read 
and understood the use and maintenance manual. 

 

PERSON 

IN 

CHARGE OF  
HANDLING 
  

Person  in  good  health  who  due  to  qualification,  job  or  experience  is  qualified  to 
carry  out  handling  of  loads  and  who  has  read  and  understood  the  use  and 
maintenance manual. 

 

 

 
 

ASSISTANCE  
Tel. +39 
030.2650488 
Fax +39 
030.2650143 

 

Requesting manual updates. 

 

Phone  customer  assistance  concerning  functioning,  starting  or  faults  of 
machinery. 

 

Requesting spare parts, repairs, system overhauls, interventions on site. 

 

Training courses 

 

ATTENTION. 

This  sign  requests  you  to  pay  particular  attention  to  the  operations  indicated. 
Lack of compliance can cause harm to personnel or damage to the mixer. 

 
 
 
 
USE AND DESCRIPTION OF THE MIXER: 
 
BMC  series  planetary  mixers  are  mixing  derives  which  are  particularly  suitable  for  use  in  the  hotel  sector. 
The high-power motor is controlled by an electronic speed variator with a transmission ratio that is capable of 
a great excursion between low and high speed and a proportional number of rotations of the instrument. The 
mixer  was  built  to  process,  beat,  whip  and  mix  food  mixtures  made  up  of  flour,  water,  yeast,  butter  or 
margarine,  eggs,  potatoes  (boiled),  sugar,  cream,  minced  meat,  purée  and  additives,  as  long  as  they  are 
allowed  by  law  and  hygienic  standards.  It  is  not  allowed  to  use  hardened  objects  due  to  freezing  or  other 
reasons. 
Adapting the mixer to other work processes would implicate not only modifying the machinery by authorised 
personnel but also the amendment of this manual. 
The high-power motor, the transmission system and the steel framework make it sturdy and reliable, with a 
large size suitable for professional use. The safety devices and electrical control equipment complying with 
European Standards complete the machinery.  
The  electromechanical  bowl-lowering  device,  the  easy  disassembly  of  the  device  and  the  tools  supply  the 
mixer with great professionalism. 
The  accessories  provided  with  the  machine  have  been  built  with  the  utmost  care:  whisk,  blade  and  spiral, 
together  with the shape of the bowl ensure the best mixing results. In order to remove the mixture, turn off 
the mixer by switching off the master switch, lower the bowl and remove it by hand. Use a plastic, aluminium 
or wooden spatula (which do not scratch the bowl) to make the operation easier. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for CHEF 10

Page 1: ...al CHEF 10 VVE 1 of 19 Via Artigianato 85 25030 Torbole Casaglia BRESCIA ITALY Tel 030 265 04 79 Fax 030 265 01 43 USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CHEF 10 PLANETARY MIXER WITH ELECTRONIC SPEED VARIATION INVERTER ...

Page 2: ...where it can remain intact and where it can be consulted during the whole life of the machine INDEX SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 RESIDUAL RISKS 3 RESIDUAL RISKS PROHIBITIONS OBLIGATIONS Summarised table 4 SYMBOLS USED AND QUALIFICATIONS OF THE PERSONNEL 5 USE AND DESCRIPTION OF THE MIXER 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 6 IDENTIFICATION POSITION OF THE OPERATOR AND DANGEROUS AREAS 8 TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGING DIMENS...

Page 3: ...n safe conditions and clean it with a neutral degreasing agent i e with Marseille soap Safety devices The mixer is equipped with some devices which protect its operation as well as the safety of the operator They must not be removed or modified Their functioning must be checked periodically Master switch cuts power from the mixer for maintenance in safe conditions Circuit breaker switch cuts power...

Page 4: ...ntroduce any object through the protective grid with organs in movement danger of objects being thrown Before carrying out any manoeuvre beyond the protective grid wait for the mixer to come to a complete stop Stability for machinery if there is the possibility of slipping on wet or greasy surfaces or positioning the equipment in unstable places ships planes or other use the appropriate attachment...

Page 5: ...ng courses ATTENTION This sign requests you to pay particular attention to the operations indicated Lack of compliance can cause harm to personnel or damage to the mixer USE AND DESCRIPTION OF THE MIXER BMC series planetary mixers are mixing derives which are particularly suitable for use in the hotel sector The high power motor is controlled by an electronic speed variator with a transmission rat...

Page 6: ...holes on the bowl support plates match with the centring pins Block the bowl with the handles If it was not previously done rotate the protective grid of the bowl to the open position and after having chosen the tool insert it into the tool holder shaft Once it is inserted turn the tool clockwise having the transmission pin enter the work position as indicated in the figure Lower it and insert the...

Page 7: ...xer is turned on it goes through a short two second test it verifies mains voltage grid and bowl presence alarms In the mean time full squares that pursue each other appear on the display they show the board analysis status the start and stop LED blink and then SIGMA SYSTEM appears on the screen the machine is ready for use Programming By pressing the menu button for a short a mount of time the fo...

Page 8: ...t have been inserted up until now one must press the menu key for at least two seconds and then it goes back to normal board operation OPERATION When starting up by pressing the start button the machine starts at the lowest speed the key is used to increase the selected speed until it reaches the maximum use speed that is the sixth By pressing the key instead it will decrease the speed until it re...

Page 9: ... risk of explosion An atmosphere capable to being transformed into an explosive atmosphere due to room and or operating conditions is defined a potentially explosive atmosphere The mixer was not built to work in environments with potentially explosive atmospheres IDENTIFICATION POSITION OF THE OPERATOR AND DANGEROUS AREAS There is a plate on the back of the mixer like the one shown which carries i...

Page 10: ...ructions manual CHEF 10 VVE 10 of 19 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING Model A mm B mm C mm Weig ht Kg Bowl litres Power Kw BMC 10 610 770 560 55 10 0 55 Packaging A mm B mm H mm Pallet cardboard box 830 570 960 ...

Page 11: ...r to protect it from humidity dust and filth If wrapped in cellophane or another type of plastic avoid airtight closing below the mixer in order to prevent corrosion linked to condensate ATTENTION The mixer must not be stored in the open INSTALLATION The mixer must stand in a vertical position on a smooth surface sufficiently sturdy for the load floor with resistance over 20 km cm 2 If in danger o...

Page 12: ...AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS CONTROL OF INSTALLED SAFETY SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM The installed safety systems and the electrical system are subject to periodical checks carried out by a specialised electrician Key of control intervals INTERVAL Key of how to carry out the controls METHOD d daily w weekly m monthly a annually O observation requires simple eye check i e alarm light F Function req...

Page 13: ...ANCE Should a power cable be damaged replace it with a H07RN F cable with a 3x1 5 mm2 section Cleaning the mixer is not jet proof Do not wash it with running water Clean it with a moist cloth and neutral detergents such as degreasing agents based on Castile soap A To carry out interventions not specially mentioned in the manual refer to personnel authorised by SIGMA SrL To replace the motor or the...

Page 14: ...onstruction Position description item code and desired amount of pieces requested Send the request to Sigma SrL via Artigianato 85 25030 Torbole Casaglia BS Italy MAIN COMPONENTS Raw materials used almost all of the components of the mixer are made of steel cast iron brass and plastic All of these components can be disposed of easily and do not represent a danger for environmental pollution and or...

Page 15: ...Instructions manual CHEF 10 VVE 15 of 19 SPARE PARTS LIST ...

Page 16: ...0 INTERNAL CROWN WHEEL 11 1 199023 BMC 10 CONTAINMENT BOWL 12 1 199020 BMC 10 PLANETARY 13 1 199032 BMC 10 GRID UNIT 14 1 BMC 10 BK2526 ROLLER BUSHING WITH CAP 15 1 098109 2 BMC 10 BOWL 16 1 MIM 25 47 10 17 2 BEARING 6205 2RS 25 52 15 18 1 098162 098164 098165 BMC 10 WHISK UNIT BMC 10 CAST SPIRAL BMC 10 CAST BLADE 19 2 098030 2 BOWL LIFTING GUIDE BLADES 20 1 DELTA INVERTER VFD004S1A 21 1 MV15 MICR...

Page 17: ...ached 1 Check connection Pressing the START button the mixer does not start 1 The slide is not in position or the front grid is not closed 2 Safety micro switch anomalies 1 Lift the slide and reposition it after having closed the front grid 2 Replace the micro switch Intermittent noise 1 Lack of grease in transmissions gears 1 Grease as shown in previous layout page 13 Continuous noise 2 Check the...

Page 18: ...Instructions manual CHEF 10 VVE 18 of 19 ELECTRICAL LAYOUT ...

Page 19: ...ely from other waste Differentiated waste collection of this appliance having reached the end of its life is organised and managed by the manufacturer The user who desires to dispose of the present appliance must therefore contact the manufacturer and abide by the system that has been chosen to allow separate collection of the appliance when reaching the end of its life Adequate differentiated was...

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