THERMODYNE 742HW, Installation & Operation Manual

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OPERATION
STARTUP
: The oven cabinet and hot
wells are hot. Use care when operating,
cleaning or servicing this equipment.
Once the cabinet is installed and electrical
connections have been made, thoroughly test the
Thermodyne cabinet before operation.
1. Check that all packing materials and other
items have been removed from the cabinet.
2. Press the Power ON/OFF Switches to the ON
position. The operating temperature will be
reached in approximately 30 minutes.
3. Check ADD FLUID Light.
• OVEN CONTROL: If the light remains on
or flickers continuously, it indicates that
some fluid was lost during shipment. Add
fluid as described in the section FLUID
REPLENISHMENT.
• HOT WELL CONTROL: Adjust knob to
desired temperature for each well. The
light remains illuminated until desired
temperature is reached. Knobs are labeled
1-10, with 10 being the hottest.
NOTE:
The controller has an HEATER
INDICATOR (red lamp)
. This light blinks
as the controller maintains the desired
temperature.
Size, weight, pan loading, and product quality will
affect cooking times and should be adjusted to fit
the requirements of your operation.
CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
All controls are located at the top right front of the
Thermodyne cabinet:
• The digital control near the cabinet’s right
side controls the oven.
• Control knobs are used to adjust
temperatures for each well opening.
ITEM FUNCTION
ON/OFF
Switch When lit, it indicates the unit is turned on.
ADD FLUID
Light (Red)
When lit, it indicates additional fluid is
required.
Cabinet
Controller Provides readout of actual temperature
and desired temperature. It has increase
and decrease buttons for setting the
desired temperature.
Heater
Indicator
Process
Unit
Indicator
(C on top,
F on bottom)
Lower
Display
To display
set point
value,
parameter
value,
control
output
value, etc.
Upper Display
To display process value,
menu symbol, error code, etc.
Scroll
Key
Output 2
Indicator
Alarm
Indicator
Up
Key
Down
Key
Return/Reset
Key
HEAT
OUTPUT 2
ALARM
°C
°F
Figure 6: Control Panel