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Contents List 

 

E35C  Convection  Oven 

 

 

Introduction ............................................................................................. 3 

 

 

Specifications ........................................................................................... 4 

E35C Convection Oven (Single Oven on Stand) 
E35C Convection Oven (Double Stacked) 

 

 

Installation ............................................................................................... 6 

Installation Requirements 
Before Connection to Power Supply 
Location 
Bench Mounting 
Floor Mounting 
Stand Mounting 
Electrical Connection 
Water Connection - Optional (not required for Main Oven Operation) 
Before Use 

 

 

Operation Guide ....................................................................................... 8 

Description of Controls 

 

 

Oven Pre-Heat Settings............................................................................ 9 

Setting the Oven Pre-Heat Temperature 
Changing the Oven Pre-Heat Temperature 

 
 

Cooking with Programmed Recipes ....................................................... 10 

Cooking with Programmed Recipes (Without Shelf Timer Function) 
Cooking with Programmed Recipes (Using Shelf Timer Function) 

 

 

Cooking in Manual Mode ........................................................................ 18 

Cooking in Manual Mode 

‘With NO Shelves / Timers Selected’ 
‘With Timers Selected’ 
‘With Shelves Selected’ 

 

 

Other Controller Functions..................................................................... 25 

Door Open 
Cool Down Feature 
Service Support 

Summary of Contents for E35C

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL 232107 12 E35C CONVECTION OVEN with Recipe Controller and Graphical Display Screen...

Page 2: ...res tel 1800 337 963 Customer Service tel 1800 335 315 fax 1800 350 281 CANADA Serve Canada Web www servecanada com E Mail info servecanada com Sales tel 800 551 8795 Toll Free Service tel 800 263 145...

Page 3: ...d for Main Oven Operation Before Use Operation Guide 8 Description of Controls Oven Pre Heat Settings 9 Setting the Oven Pre Heat Temperature Changing the Oven Pre Heat Temperature Cooking with Progra...

Page 4: ...acement of Side Racks Cleaning and Maintenance 36 General Oven Cool Down Mode Daily Cleaning Weekly Cleaning Monthly Cleaning Periodic Maintenance 6 Monthly Fault Finding 39 Circuit Schematic 40 Compe...

Page 5: ...the utmost benefit from your new Turbofan there are two important things you can do Firstly Please read the instruction book carefully and follow the directions given The time taken will be well spen...

Page 6: ...Specifications 4 Electrical Connection Refer to Section Before Connecting to Power Supply on Page 6 Cold Water Connection B S P or ID hose 550 kPa 80 psi maximum pressure E35C Single Oven on Stand...

Page 7: ...Specifications 5 Electrical Connection Refer to Section Before Connecting to Power Supply on Page 6 Cold Water Connection B S P or ID hose 550 kPa 80 psi maximum pressure E35C Ovens Double Stacked...

Page 8: ...sition Use a spirit level to ensure oven is level from side to side and front to back If this is not carried out uneven cooking could occur The feet legs used with bench floor mounting or provided wit...

Page 9: ...red from strain by tightening the fitted strain relief bushing Connect cable to the terminals as marked Refit the cover panel THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED GROUNDED Water Connection A cold water supp...

Page 10: ...d for adjusting the time Temp Key Used for adjusting the temperature Select Key Used for confirming selection Select Up Down Keys Used for selecting programs recipes Used for changing time and tempera...

Page 11: ...Alarm prompt sounds and the Oven Ready screen appears showing Pre Heat temperature 5 Select the recipe required as shown in Selecting a Recipe on the following pages Changing the Oven Pre Heat Temper...

Page 12: ...eating temperature needs to be adjusted refer to Changing the Oven Pre Heat Temperature on the previous page 3 Pre heat Screen will show Set Temperature and Actual Temperature of the oven 4 When Pre H...

Page 13: ...ect the recipe required D This recipe will be shown on the display E Refer to Loading the Oven on the following page to commence the Cooking Cycle Selecting a Recipe 1 From the Oven Ready display pres...

Page 14: ...dditional minute of cooking time is required press the 1 Min Right function key 3 To increase the cooking time by more than 1 minute Press the Select Up key in increments of 1 minute Cooking will star...

Page 15: ...emperature and the temperature of the oven 7 An alarm will sound when the oven is up to temperature and the display will show the product to be cooked and Open Door Load Product 8 Choose the recipe re...

Page 16: ...uired B Refer to Loading the Oven on the following page to commence the Cooking Cycle METHOD B Select the List Left Function Key A Press the List Left function key below the List logo will display the...

Page 17: ...Add a Timer Function 1 Press Select to select the Timer mode The display will show Timer 1 2 Press the Select Up Down keys to select the timer required 3 Press Select key and the timer selected will...

Page 18: ...mber will flash and Not Running will be shown on the display NOTE Once times have been changed the display will always show the Timer with the least time to completion Cooking Done 1 When Timer Cookin...

Page 19: ...shortest time to run 8 Repeat Cooking Done Items 1 to 7 on the previous page and above for any further timers that are in use 9 The oven timers shown as Not Running can now be re programmed as shown a...

Page 20: ...placed by the Oven Pre Heating screen 3 Pre Heat Screen will display Set Temperature and Actual Temperature of oven 4 When Pre Heat temperature is reached an Alarm prompt sounds and the Oven Ready scr...

Page 21: ...er products to the oven 4 To activate cooking compensation from the Manual Cook screen select Cook Comp Left function key 5 A small c will appear in the display window below the Manual Cook logo 6 Pre...

Page 22: ...Press the Select Up key in increments of 1 minute Cooking will start automatically after approximately 3 seconds 4 When cooking is completed press the Cancel Left function key to stop the alarm and c...

Page 23: ...timer has not been programmed 8 To cancel any cooking select the timer required by pressing the Review Right function key 9 Press the Cancel Left function key to cancel the timer option Shelf Timer N...

Page 24: ...y in increments of 1 minute Cooking will start automatically after approximately 3 seconds 4 When cooking is completed for that timer press the Cancel Left function key to stop the alarm and cancel th...

Page 25: ...owing screen This shelf timer has not been programmed 9 To cancel any cooking select the shelf required by pressing the Review Right function key 10 Press the Cancel Left function key to cancel the sh...

Page 26: ...ey in increments of 1 minute Cooking will start automatically after approximately 3 seconds 4 When cooking is completed for that shelf press the Cancel Left function key to stop the alarm and cancel t...

Page 27: ...below to add these details to the on screen prompt To edit the name and number of the service contact from the For Service Call screen select Edit Left function key this will take you to the EDIT NAME...

Page 28: ...ress the Select key to choose the recipe to be changed 2 Press the Time Temp and Left Function Key to unlock the display The Unlock symbol will be displayed at the top right of the display Edit Recipe...

Page 29: ...tion key to enable the Cook Compensation feature whilst in the Edit Recipe Time mode NOTE A c symbol will display in the bottom left hand corner for all recipes with Cook Compensation selected 6 Press...

Page 30: ...Edit Events mode 3 On completion of the fan settings press the Select key to store the changes and return to the Recipe Menu HI Fan Fan speed Fast LO Fan Fan speed Slow Hi H Fan speed High when Heatin...

Page 31: ...time temperature setting for the entire cooking period of the recipe Refer to Edit Recipe Time Temperature on the previous pages Or The cooking period can be programmed with a series of Events which...

Page 32: ...uration Menu s MENU 1 1 Set Temp Offset Sometimes it is necessary to make a small adjustment to the real temperature To carry out this function place a digital thermometer into the centre of the oven...

Page 33: ...her to use Timer or Shelf identification on cooking screens Press the Select key to change the options from Timer to Shelf Defaults to Shelf NOTE If the display shows Change to Shelf pressing the Sele...

Page 34: ...con will be replaced with an unlocked padlock icon in the title bar Recipes can be edited until the next oven control power or until the time set at Item 10 Re Lock Time is completed or until the oper...

Page 35: ...exceeds setting recipe will revert to the Heating Temperature Not Ready mode Load Temperature drop can also be by passed by setting the display to Ld Tmp Drop BP Press the Select key to scroll through...

Page 36: ...Controller Configuration 34 MENU 1 MENU 2 Press Left Function key to return to Menu 1 OR Press Right Function key to Exit Service Mode NOTE Factory Use Only Do Not Change Service Parameter Flow Chart...

Page 37: ...e fitted in one of two positions in order to take 16 or 18 inch trays 2 To position racks for 16 inch trays use the holes at the rear of the rack 3 Alternatively for 18 inch trays use the holes neares...

Page 38: ...wn Mode This Mode can be used to cool down the oven after cooking operations have been completed and prior to cleaning to ensure that the oven is at an acceptable temperature before commencing the cle...

Page 39: ...carried out on a more frequent basis DO NOT use water on the oven while the oven is still hot as warping may occur Allow the oven to cool before cleaning DO NOT use harsh abrasive scouring pads abras...

Page 40: ...d anti bacterial detergent and hot water solution using a damp cloth b Dry the oven door thoroughly with a soft dry cloth c OUTER SURFACES Clean door glass with a conventional glass cleaner INNER SURF...

Page 41: ...water supply This section provides an easy reference guide to the more common problems that may occur during the operation of your equipment The fault finding guide in this section is intended to hel...

Page 42: ...Circuit Schematic 40 380V 3P N E 400 415V 3P N E...

Page 43: ...sts be completed signed and a copy kept in the personnel files for future reference Supervisors to Ensure Competency check lists are copied and completed as part of the training of staff Correct train...

Page 44: ...y procedures to be used with this equipment Operate this equipment correctly in normal and emergency situations Identify OH S reporting procedures related to hazard reporting for this machine Comments...

Page 45: ...sanitation Actual and potential contamination and spoilage hazards Solutions to rectify contamination and spoilage problems Use work practices and methods that reduce the risk of product contamination...

Page 46: ...tion The machine must not be operated with any service access panel removed Machine designed to be accessed by authorised service technicians only Warning signs clearly evident Site supervision inspec...

Page 47: ...Contactors 231743 Contactor Interlock 232410 Shunt Trip 232408 Circuit Breaker 3 25A 232407 Circuit Breaker 1 6A 232108 Lamp Holder Complete G9 Halogen 231814 Light Bulb G9 25W 230V G9 Halogen 021352...

Page 48: ...and WA E35 30 020812 Side Rack R Hand WA E35 30 015168 Oven Rack E35 26 020993 Oven Rack E35 30 Optional Extras 025916 Rack Runner 4 Tray LH WA E35 26 025917 Rack Runner 4 Tray RH WA E35 26 026127 Rac...

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