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11.2 The buyer agrees that at the point of delivery of any goods to a business end it will collect 
any end of life equipment and transport this to the buyers bulking loca'on. 

11.3  Any  historic  goods  or  equipment  must  only  be  collected  by  the  buyer  where  the  business 
end user is replacing these with iden'cal or equivalent goods produced by the company on a one 
for  one  basis.  The  company reserves  the  right  to  refuse  to  collect  historic  goods  or  equipment, 
which it does not consider to be equivalent to the replacement goods. 

11.4 The buyer must, prior to collec'on from its bulking loca'on, verify that any end of life equip-
ment  collected  from  a  business  end  user  is  the  responsibility  of  the  company  under  the  WEEE 
regula'ons. 

11.5 For the purposes of verifica'on under clause 11.4 the buyer must contact the company by 
facsimile within 28 days of the date of the buyers invoice for the goods to the business end user 
and provide a copy of the companies invoice for the goods to the buyer and the buyers invoice to 
the business end user, along with any invoices rela'ng to the end of life equipment, where avail-
able. All invoices must clearly state the date of purchase. 

11.6  (In  the  event  that  the  buyer  fails  to  verify  the  companies  obliga'ons  for  the  end  of  life 
equipment as provided for in clause 11.5 above the buyer agrees to indemnify the company for 
any  costs  and  penal'es  incurred  by  or  imposed  on  the  company  as  a  result  of  any  non  compli-
ance  by  the  company  with  the  WEEE  regula'ons  and/or  addi'onal  costs  incurred  to  meet  the 
requirements for disposal in respect of the end of life equipment. 

11.7 The company warrants that either it or its nominated producer compliance scheme will dis-
pose  of  the  end of  life  equipment  in  an  environmentally  sound  manner and  in  accordance with 
the WEEE regula'ons. 

11.8 The company shall use its reasonable endeavors to ensure that the end of life equipment is 
considered  for  re  use  as  whole  appliances  before  considering  disposal  of  the  end  of  life  equip-
ment as waste. 

11.9 All costs associated with the disposal, collec'on, treatment and recovery of the end of life 
equipment  from  the  point  of  collec'on  by  the  company  or  its  nominated  producer  compliance 
scheme  from  the  buyers  bulking  loca'on  to  an  approved  authorized  treatment  facility  onwards 
shall be paid by the company except where no verifica'on as required by clause 11.5 exists. 

11.10 The buyer warrants that it shall keep records for a minimum of four years a3er the date of 
disposal rela'ng to collec'on of the end of life equipment and shall make copies thereof availa-
ble for the company in order for it to discharge any obliga'ons it may have under the WEEE regu-
la'ons 

11.11 The buyer agrees that the goods will be sold to business end users and used solely for pro-
fessional,  commercial,  or  business  purposes  and  that  the  end  of  life  equipment  is  therefore 
properly classified as non-household electrical and electronic waste for the purpose of the WEEE 
regula'ons.

 

 

Summary of Contents for EVO2200 series

Page 1: ...Manuel original Originalbetriebsanleitung Original manual Valentine Fabrique SA 2017 Friteuses EVO Guide de prise en main rapide p 3 14 EVO Fritteusen Kurzanleitung p 16 27 EVO Fryer Quick start guid...

Page 2: ...during cooking Never allow anything but food to enter the oil tank e g sealed containers etc as there is a risk of explosion that will cause considerable hot oil splashes The oil level should never be...

Page 3: ...possible to heat water with the ther mostat set at 95 then dry the pan thoroughly Make sure that the drain valve is closed before filling the tank Valentine fryers are equipped with an earthing termin...

Page 4: ...tallow must be melted using the ECO function in order to avoid burning of the fat and or overheating the heating ele ment In case of a fryer with computer please refer to the specific additional manua...

Page 5: ...or of the device to the desired tempera ture The yellow lamp indicates that the device is heating C The green lamp indicates that the cook ing temperature is reached The fryer is ready for use Timer T...

Page 6: ...indicative values 3 4 1 2 1 3 Temp o C Food Minutes Load 180 Frozen chips 3 1 1 1 3 160 Blanching raw chips 4 6 3 4 180 2nd cooking of pre blanched chips 2 3 1 3 170 Schnitzel 3 1 2 170 Frozen chicken...

Page 7: ...valve safety catch to open the red drain valve behind the door and close once all oil has passed through the filter Check that the valve is properly locked after draining C Replace the filtered oil ba...

Page 8: ...to 95 C Heating element in drain position Heating element in cleaning position Finish cleaning with hot soapy water rinse and drain properly Wipe the tank and heating element dry before adding oil Th...

Page 9: ...pan has the correct level of oil before resetting safety thermostat Problems and troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Action Fryer is not heating Safety thermostat has activat ed Reset see above Th...

Page 10: ...the filter and microfilter are placed on the oil bucket N B the oil tem perature must not exceed 100 Filter hot oil but let it cool to 40 C to avoid risk of burns B Open the red drain valve behind th...

Page 11: ...mes by turning the knob counter clockwise Never turn on the pump without first connecting the discharge pipe Do not disconnect the discharge pipe when the pump is running it could damage the pump Neve...

Page 12: ...l data Type EVO200 xxx EVO250 xxx EVO2200 xxx EVO400 xxx EVO2525 xxx EVO600 xxx Max weight empty Kg 38 43 68 63 73 81 Max oil or grease load Kg 7 6 9 9 2x7 6 16 7 2x9 9 25 8 weighted sound pressure le...

Page 13: ...s and standards Low voltage directive 2014 35 UE EMC directive 2014 30 EU ROHS directive 2011 65 UE Food contact 1935 2004 CE WEEE directive 2012 19 UE2 Machines directive 2006 42 EG Applicable standa...

Page 14: ...least 100 C for the filtering process to work effectively Hazards Hazards connected with emptying and cleaning fryers include fire burns from hot oil contact with hot surfaces fumes from boiling clean...

Page 15: ...i automated These units are not part of the fryer but sit alongside it The operator attaches an extension pipe to the fryer and the hot oil is drained into an enclosed container within the portable un...

Page 16: ...ving make sure that the lid or cover is secure Make sure that the container is empty and big enough to take the volume of oil being drained at any time When large volumes of oil are being drained it i...

Page 17: ...Do not overfill the fryer Follow the manufacturer s guidelines Clean up any spillages immediately Make sure floor areas around the equipment are completely clean and dry to avoid slip risks Training T...

Page 18: ...find helpful in considering what you need to do Crown copyright This publication may be freely reproduced except for advertising endorse ment or commercial purposes First published 09 05 Please ackno...

Page 19: ...obliged to dispose of complete fryers Fryers that have any parts missing are not covered for collec on by the legisla on Valen ne Equipment Ltd has also joined a government approved WEEE disposal comp...

Page 20: ...d by or imposed on the company as a result of any non compli ance by the company with the WEEE regula ons and or addi onal costs incurred to meet the requirements for disposal in respect of the end of...

Page 21: ...original Originalbetriebsanleitung Original manual Valentine Fabrique SA 2017 Valentine Fabrique SA Z I Moulin du Choc E CH 1122 Romanel sur Morges T 41 21 637 37 40 F 41 21 637 37 41 info valentine c...

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