GB / IE - 2
5410.255.00
Part 2
Use
Plumbing
The appliance must be plumbed to the drinking water mains
at a minimum pressure of 1.5 bar. Connect the water pipe
after having installed an on-off cock and mechanical filter.
Drain: the water must be drained by the manifold under the
cock “C” (fig.2).
General instructions
Connections to the mains, installation, and maintenance
of the appliance shall be carried out by qualified
technicians only, in observance of all applicable
regulations!
This appliance has been designed exclusively for
cooking foods.
The appliance has been designed for use in community
kitchens and must be operated
exclusively by qualified personnel.
Care must be taken when operating the machine as
surfaces are very hot.
Do not put the machine into operation if the water in the
basin goes below the water level marked “L” (fig.2).
Starting up
FILLING THE TUB:
Check that the water outflow tap placed on the front part of
the appliance is in the closed position.
Fill the tub with water up to the level marked on the tub.
Fill the tank with water by opening cock “W” (fig.1), on the
appliance’s front panel. The water will come out of the
distributor in the tank.
The level of the water is maintained by the overflow which
drains off the froth that forms during cooking and keeps water
changed constantly.
The maximum quantity of food allowed is 4 kg each load.
WARNING!
Do not use the appliance without water.
Turning the appliance on
Press the circuit breaker switch to connect the appliance to
the mains.
Rotate knob “A” (fig.2 - 4) so that the indicator mark on the
control panel corresponds to the water temperature desired.
When the green indicator light is on, the appliance is supplied
with electric power “S” (fig.3).
Pos.
0
1
2
3
KW - 1.6 3.2 4.8
Turning the appliance off
Place the knob “A” (fig.2) in the off position “0”.
Press the circuit breaker switch to disconnect the appliance
from the mains.
Emptying the tub
After the appliance have been turned off, drain the tank by
opening the cock (lever in the upright position), item “C”,
(fig.2).
WARNING!
When the tub is empty always close the tap.
