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USER MANUAL

 

Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A625xx -rev0-ENG, 14/10/2010                                                    - 7 - 

 
 
 

Cleaning 

 

Always take care to switch off the appliance with energy doser, thermostat and  switch before 

cleaning.  This  unit  is  not  impermeable  to  water.  Do  not  use  a  high  pressure  water  jet  to  clean  it 
inside or out.

 

 

Every day: 

 

 

Metal surfaces: 

Stainless steel should be cleaned with soapy warm water or a special product for high quality 

metal surfaces. Never use abrasive sponges or etching agents to avoid scratching the surface.

 

 

 

glass (breath shield): 

All  glass  displays  must  be  cleaned  using  a  high  quality  glass  cleaning  product  and  clean  cloth. 

Never use abrasive sponges or etching agents to avoid scratching the surface.

 

 

 

 

Diagnostic 

 

 

Symptoms

 

Possible causes

 

Remedies

 

No electricity supply

 

Check the general circuit breaker

 

Burnt fuse

 

Check the fuse in the electric cabling

 

Light off, no 

heat

 

Faulty supply

 

Check the supply cable

 

Cable disconnected or cut

 

Check and test the electric input on the heating elements

 

Light on, no 

heat

 

Defective heating element

 

Replace the heating element

 

Burnt fuse

 

Check and replace fuse 2A

 

Defective ventilator

 

Test and replace the ventilator

 

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No ventilation

 

Faulty supply

 

Check the ventilator's supply cable

 

No electricity supply

 

Check the general circuit breaker

 

Burnt fuse

 

Check the fuse in the electric cabling

 

Light off, no 

heating or 
ventilation

 

Faulty supply

 

Check the supply cable

 

Defective heating element

 

Replace the heating element if necessary

 

Cable disconnected or cut

 

Check and test the electric input on the heating elements

 

Light on, no 

heat

 

Defective safety thermostat

 

Check and test the electric inlet on the safety thermostat.

 

Ventilator blocked or 

defective

 

Clean or replace the ventilator

 

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Light on, no 

ventilation

 

Cable disconnected or cut

 

Check and test the electric input on the ventilator

 

Halogen bulb burnt

 

Replace the bulb with one of equivalent power

 

A halogen 

lamp does not 

come on

 

Supply of this defective 

halogen

 

Check supply of halogen

 

No electricity supply

 

Check the general circuit breaker

 

Burnt fuse

 

Check the fuse in the electric cabling

 

Faulty supply

 

Check the supply cable to the heating display

 

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None of the 

halogen lights 

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Defective switch

 

Check the switch, replace it if necessary

 

 

 
 

 

NB 

 

 

Bulbs should be replaced with bulbs of equivalent power. (see the Spare Parts section)

 

 

Fuses should be replaced by gG fuses of the same caliber. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for A62508

Page 1: ...istration n Nancy B 757 804 042 EU VAT number FR 52 757 804 042 E EX XI IG GE EN NC CE E A AI IR R B BA AI IN N M MA AR RI IE E H HE EA AT T C CU UP PB BO OA AR RD D W WI IT TH H H HE EA AT TI IN NG G D DI IS SP PL LA AY Y O OP PT TI IO ON N A62508 2GN 930 x 820 x 900 430 mm A62513 3GN 1380 x 820 x 900 430 mm A62515 4GN 1580 x 820 x 900 430 mm A62519 5GN 1930 x 820 x 900 430 mm A62522 6GN 2280 x 8...

Page 2: ...s reserved A625xx rev0 ENG 14 10 2010 2 Manual to be read and kept Contents Introduction 3 Installation Controls 4 Commissioning Use 7 Cleaning Diagnostic 8 Maintenance 9 Electric diagrams 11 Spare parts 16 Technical support Warranty 17 ...

Page 3: ...N1 1 150 mm deep gastronorme trays The temperature of the food provided should be between 70 C and 80 C To ensure the smooth operation of the unit it is necessary to set up each gastronorme tray with its lid The ventilated heat cupboard is recommended to store plates These units comply with applicable EC norms and should be installed and used following the instructions in this manual to ensure goo...

Page 4: ...ins in the case of a mobile unit The line should be protected by a differential circuit breaker on the general electricity panel o Installation of a breath shield heating display option 1 Dismantle the upper glass brackets with a six sided spanner Ø 2 5 2 Stick the black non slip adhesive patches in the specified markings on the part of the bracket in contact with the breath shield 3 Install the g...

Page 5: ...ll rights reserved A625xx rev0 ENG 14 10 2010 5 Overhang adjustment The unit s overhangs should be positioned as shown below The unit should be level Assembly dismantling of facing Mounting with spanner rack supply Step 1 Step 2 ...

Page 6: ... well Turn the thermostat button to the right set it to the maximum position This position maintains the temperature of food above 63 C which is the minimum temperature defined by the hygiene department This temperature is maintained for 120 minutes using GN1 1 gastronorme trays 150 deep To maintain this temperature it is necessary to bring food at a temperature between 70 C and 80 C Each gastrono...

Page 7: ...Test and replace the ventilator Bain marie well No ventilation Faulty supply Check the ventilator s supply cable No electricity supply Check the general circuit breaker Burnt fuse Check the fuse in the electric cabling Light off no heating or ventilation Faulty supply Check the supply cable Defective heating element Replace the heating element if necessary Cable disconnected or cut Check and test ...

Page 8: ...on duct inside the well by pulling it upwards Ventilated heat cupboard The heating module is placed on the heat cupboard s ceiling To dismantle it remove the 4 mounting screws fixing it to the ceiling The ventilator is fixed by 3 screws the heating elements are fixed by 2 nuts use a Ø19 flat spanner to remove them Ventilation deflector Heating elements fixing sheet Heating elements sheet support V...

Page 9: ...emove the 2 mounting screws linking it to the beam Electric cabling Electric cabling is fixed behind the built in control panel To access this remove the 4 screws holding the panel The installer should check electric connections when commissioning the unit then once a year Any maintenance operation should be done by an electrician Beam Halogen support Reflector ...

Page 10: ... thermostat Vte Heat cupboard thermostat Sc Well s thermostat on off Tse Heat cupboard safety thermostat Features Unit reference A62508 A62513 E62513TI A62515 E62515TI 300 mm heating elements number 1 2 2 Unit pressure of the well s heating element W 500 500 500 Well Pulsed air bain marie Well s total power W 532 1032 1032 Number of heating heating elements in the 750 W 415 mm heat cupboard 1 2 2 ...

Page 11: ...heating element Tsc Well safety thermostat Vte Heat cupboard thermostat Sc Well s thermostat on off Tse Heat cupboard safety thermostat Features Unit reference A62519 A62522 415 mm heating elements number 2 2 Unit pressure of the well s heating element W 750 750 Well Pulsed air bain marie Well s total power W 1 532 1 532 Number of heating elements in the 750 W 415 mm heat cupboard 4 4 Number of 35...

Page 12: ...l safety thermostat Sc Well s thermostat on off Tse Heat cupboard safety thermostat Features Unit reference A62508 A62513 E62513TI A62515 E62515TI 300 mm heating elements number 1 2 2 Unit pressure of the well s heating element W 500 500 500 Well Pulsed air bain marie Well s total power W 532 1032 1032 Number of heating elements in the 750 W 415 mm heat cupboard 1 2 2 Number of 35 W ventilators in...

Page 13: ... heating element Tsc Well safety thermostat Sc Well s thermostat on off Tse Heat cupboard safety thermostat Features Unit reference A62519 A62522 415 mm heating elements number 2 2 Unit pressure of the well s heating element W 750 750 Well Pulsed air bain marie Well s total power W 1 532 1 532 Number of heating elements in the 750 W 415 mm heat cupboard 4 4 Number of 35 W ventilators in the heat c...

Page 14: ... X X 06 3390 35 W tangential ventilator X X X X X Well s thermostat 06 0702 Stainless steel armoured heating element with wings 300 mm 500 W X X X 06 0706 Stainless steel armoured heating element with wings 415mm 750 W X X 06 3505 Hot air helical ventilator X X X X X Electric equipment 06 1070 Black PVC button 43 mm X X X X X 06 1188 Safety thermostat X X X X X 06 1505 Energy doser X X X X X 06 16...

Page 15: ...d electrical equipment The warranty does not extend to wear caused by defects or poor maintenance of equipment or damage caused by knocks or improper use Any warranty also excludes incidents caused by fortuitous events or force majeure unidentified causes or causes by the buyer s actions of any form whatsoever improper location faults linked to use operation maintenance not in accordance with this...

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