THERMODYNE 2600DP Installation & Operation Manual Download Page 11

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  The alarms have six settings, 0 through 5. The 

following is an explanation of each setting:

  0 = No alarm sound
  1 = Alarm sounded for 2 seconds
  2 = Alarm sound alternatives on/off every 

second for 20 seconds

  3 = 3 short beeps follow by 1 second off, 

this cycle repeats itself for 20 seconds.

  4 = Alarm sounds on/off every second 

continuously

  5 = Alarm is on solid, continuously 
  “r Snd” signals the end of retherm, and its 

default value is 5. 

  “H Snd” indicates the end of the hold cycle, 

and its default value is 0.

Programming

The following is the procedure that should be 

followed when programming the controller. The 

controller programming allows six functions for 

each meal to be entered into the system.
They are:

Prompt Description

Values

EnAbl

Enable/Disable 

menu number.

Range: Yes, No
Default: No

TinE1

Retherm Start 

Time

Range:

A12:00, 

P11:59, set in 1 

min increments

Default: A09:00

TinE1

Retherm 

Temperature 

Setpoint

Range: 165 to 230°F, in 

1°F increments

Default: 225°F

TinE1

Retherm 

Duration

Range:

5 to 180 

min, in 5 min 

increments

Default: 120 min.

HStPt

Hold State 

temperature 

setpoint

Range: 160-210°F, in 

1°F increments

Default: 160°F

Htine

Duration of 

Hold State

Range: 0 to 5 hrs, in 5 

min increments

Default: 3 hrs.

To Enter Programming:

When entering programming for the first time, each 

meal 1-5 [(M1), (M2), (M3), (M4), (M5)] will have 

the factory defaults entered for each parameter. 

All Enable settings will be No, all holding times 

will be 3:00 hours, all holding temperatures will 

be 160 °F, all retherming durations will be 2:00 

hours, all retherming temperatures will be 225 °F 

and all meal retherm times will be A-9:00 (9am).
1.   Press the “UP” and “DOWN” and hold for 3 

seconds until the “M1” characters appear. (Use 

the arrows to scroll from M1 to M5.) Keep in 

mind that if no programming keys are pressed 

for one minute, the controller will automatically 

exit to the normal operating mode.

Enable a Meal

To enable a meal, set a hold time duration, set a 

hold temperature, set a retherm duration, set a 

retherm temperature and set a meal time, follow 

the following instructions:
2.   Press “VIEW.” the screen will display - EnAbl 

/ no - these two words will flash from EnAbl to 

no appearing alternately on the screen. (no is 

the factory preset).

3.   Press “VIEW” again and the message will be 

- no.

4.   Press the “UP” key then yES will appear.
5.   Press “ENTER” the screen will display - EnAbl 

/ yES - alternately flashing. (a meal has been 

enabled).

TO CONTINUE THROUGH THE 

PROGRAMMING SCREENS PRESS THE “UP” 

KEY. THE NEXT OPTION IS HOLDING TIME. - 

(Proceed to Step 7)
6.   To  confirm  and  leave  the  programming  for 

Meal 1 (M1) stage, Press “ENTER” “ENTER” 

- (ENTER 2 TIMES).

SET HOLDING TIME - Holding time range 0 min 

to 3 hours
7.  Press “UP” the screen will display - HtinE 

/ 3:00 – alternately flashing (HtinE - 3:00 = 

holding time 3 hours).

Summary of Contents for 2600DP

Page 1: ...onal information on Thermodyne Foodservice Products Inc or to locate an authorized parts and service provider in your area visit our website at www tdyne com Please visit our website to Register your...

Page 2: ...connecting the unit to the electrical supply verify that the electrical connection agrees with the specifications on the data plate Failure to comply with this procedure can cause property damage inju...

Page 3: ...property damage injury or death Do not use or store gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance Failure to comply can cause property damage injury or d...

Page 4: ...TRICAL CONNECTION 8 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 8 OPERATION 9 CABINET STARTUP 9 HOT WELL CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 13 HOT WELL STARTUP 14 Setting Temperature 14 Preheating 14 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 15 E...

Page 5: ...Proper installation operation and maintenance will result in many years of satisfactory performance It is suggested that you thoroughly read this manual in its entirety andcarefullyfollowalloftheinstr...

Page 6: ...ior Height 14 3 8 Tray Slide 13 3 8 Tray Slide 13 1 2 Interior Width 21 1 2 Interior Depth 27 Exterior Depth 13 1 2 Interior Width 60 Exterior Width 13 Condiment Shelf 23 Cord Plug 37 Cord Plug Figure...

Page 7: ...he product is damaged 1 Save all packing material 2 Contact Thermodyne Customer Service Representatives immediately 3 Receiver must call the carrier to schedule aninspectionofthedamagedmerchandise wit...

Page 8: ...hefansintheinteriorofthewallsfunction during the cooling cycle 11 The Set Point Temperature will be reached in approximately 30 minutes LOCATION Allow adequate space for electrical connections The ele...

Page 9: ...have a maximum temperature of 230 F Holding cycles temperatures can be set between 160 210 F 5 The operating temperature will be reached in approximately 30 minutes This time will vary as the beginnin...

Page 10: ...ing Hold Cycle 12 Chill indicator LED When LED is solidly lit Chill Mode CABINET CONTROLLER SET UP Figure 3 Control Panel Setting the Time of Day 1 Turn the Red Power Switch to ON 2 To view the Time o...

Page 11: ...me each meal 1 5 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 will have the factory defaults entered for each parameter All Enable settings will be No all holding times will be 3 00 hours all holding temperatures will be 160 F all...

Page 12: ...TER 2 TIMES SET RETHERM HEATING DURATION Retherm time range 5 min to 3 hours 17 Press UP the screen will display rEthd 2 00 alternately flashing rEthd 2 00 holding time 2 hours 18 Press VIEW and the 2...

Page 13: ...use the overlap will not permit those overlapped times to heat NOTE When HOLD times and RETHERM times overlap from a previously set start time the RETHERM time will take precedence and will not give a...

Page 14: ...emperature KEY FUNCTION Up Key Press and release quickly to increase the value of the displayed parameter Press and hold to accelerate increment speed Down Key Press and release quickly to decrease th...

Page 15: ...so lessen stainless steel abrasion STAINLESS STEEL CARE Cleaning Stainless steel contains 70 80 iron which will rust if not properly maintained It also contains 12 30 chromium which forms an invisible...

Page 16: ...taken not to scratch the shelf surfaces when using brushes or pads If harsh scouring is needed use a nylon type scouring pad NEVER use steel wool Itisrecommendedthataweeklycleaningschedule be followed...

Page 17: ...ties that may decrease with the passing of time Thermodyne Heat Transfer Fluid will protect the unit indefinitely if the fluid is changed on an annual basis CAUTION The following procedure is to be pe...

Page 18: ...to low fluid level 14 Remove reservoir cap and heater tank cap and fill heater tank Reservoir Heater Tank Figure 12 Fill Heater Tank 16 Repeat steps 12 14 until unit is completely full of fluid 17 Onc...

Page 19: ...n switch on 2 Check plug 3 Check breaker 4 Replace contactor 1 Add Thermodyne Heat Transfer Fluid per instructions 1 Add water to 3 4 above water level sensors 1 Main heater tanks low on fluid Add The...

Page 20: ...20 SCHEMATIC WIRING DIAGRAM 2600DP Wiring Diagram...

Page 21: ...dentity may be made available as provided in this standard 2 PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT 370F 188C VAP PRESS 0 22 mmHg 20C 68F VAP DENSITY 2 62 SOL IN WATER Complete SP Gravity 1 050 60 60F 16C APPEAR...

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