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OPERATION 

CERTAIN SURFACES ARE EXTREMELY HOT DURING  
OPERATION AND CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHILE  
USING THIS UNIT. 
DO NOT LEAVE THE UNIT IN OPERATION WITHOUT  

AN ATTENDANT.
DO NOT LEAVE THE UNIT ON DURING IDLE PERIODS. 
DO NOT CYCLE THE POWER QUICKLY ON AND OFF 
AS THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE UNIT OVER  

TIME.  

MAKE CERTAIN TO READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND 

WARNINGS CONTAINED WITHIN THIS MANUAL  

IN FULL, PRIOR TO USE. 
KEEP PAPER AND OTHER MATERIALS THAT CAN 
BLOCK THE FAN AWAY FROM THE BOTTOM OF  

THE UNIT.

DAILY USE

i. 

Make sure the dial indicator is at the off position  

  [pointing straight up] and plug the unit into an  
   appropriate power outlet.

ii.

 Place an appropriate pot or pan onto the cooking  

    zone. [an error code will appear if there is no pan 
    or an incorrect type of pan placed on the unit]

iii.

 Adjust the knob slowly to the desired heat setting  

     while making certain that there are no error codes  
     present. If there are any error codes, record the  
     code[s], immediately turn the unit to the off position  
     and remove power to the unit, and consult the  
     troubleshooting section of the manual before  
     proceeding. 

iv.

 Once done cooking, turn the knob back to the off  

     position and at the end of day, remove power from  
     the unit.

MAINTENANCE

The unit should be inspected by an authorized  

agent at least once per year. Anything other than  
standard cleaning procedures should be performed  
by authorized service agents only. The inside of this  
unit has no user-serviceable parts.

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

CLEANING PROCEDURE

Preventive maintenance consists of the following  
recommended cleaning procedures. To keep your  
unit in its best operating condition, these steps  
should be performed on a daily basis as required. 

The cooking area must be kept clean for the unit  

to function properly.

i.

 Turn the unit off, unplug it from the power source, 

   and allow it to cool completely.

ii.

 Once cool, begin by using a soft, slightly damp  

    sponge to wipe away and spilled food and debris. 
    If there is any hardened residue, use a scraper  
    or cleaning pad made specifically for glass/ceramic  
    surfaces and an appropriate glass/ceramic cooktop  
    cleaning solution. 

iii.

 Wipe down the surface with glass/ceramic cooktop 

     cleaner and a soft cloth. A small amount of vinegar 
     can be used to clean away water spots and light  
     stains. 

iv.

 Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe down the surface and  

     remove any remaining cleaner/liquid.

v.

 While cleaning the unit, make certain to examine  

    the screen on the fresh air intake located on the bottom  
    of the unit and clean as needed. This must stay clear  
    of blockages in order for the unit to function properly.

vi.

 Once the unit is clean and has dried, it is ready to plug  

     back in and begin using.

DO NOT USE COARSE SPONGES/PADS 

WHICH WILL SCRATCH THE FINISH.  

DO NOT USE CAUSTIC CLEANERS,  
DEGREASERS, FLAMMABLE CLEANERS, 
OR ANY OTHER CLEANER WHICH CAN  
DAMAGE THE COOKING AREA SURFACE. 

DO NOT IMMERSE THE UNIT IN WATER. 

DO NOT ALLOW ANY CLEANER OR  
LIQUID TO COLLECT ON THE TOP OF  

THE UNIT.

DO NOT HOSE DOWN THE UNIT OR  

THE TABLE/COUNTER THE UNIT IS  

MOUNTED IN.

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Summary of Contents for ISDI35

Page 1: ...ning to the unit covered by this manual are also included This manual must be read and understood by all persons using or installing this appliance Contact your Wells dealer if you have any questions concerning installation use or maintenance of this equipment DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL Drop In Induction Range 2M Z21951 Rev 01 2017 ISDI35 ...

Page 2: ...irectly for information and other details concerning warranty PARTS WARRANTY All genuine Wells replacement parts are warrantied for ninety 90 days from date of purchase on non warranty equipment This parts warranty is limited only to replacement of the defective part s Any use of non genuine Wells parts completely voids any warranty SERVICES AND EXPENSES NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY Travel time and mil...

Page 3: ...SDIxx Drop In Induction Range TABLE OF CONTENTS Warranty i Specifications iii General Information 1 Safety Information 2 Installation Information 3 4 Daily Operation 5 Cleaning 5 Troubleshooting and Replacement Parts 6 Wiring Diagram 7 ...

Page 4: ...inlet air into the unit and or expel hot air from the unit to the exterior of the cabinet the unit is mounted in The cool and warm air should be separated and will require enough airflow to flow 150 CFM 6 3 in 160 mm 0 5 in 13 mm 13 1 in 333 mm 15 1 in 384 mm 15 1 in 384 mm MODEL WIDTH HEIGHT DEPTH VOLTS 50 60 Hz WATTS AMPS NEMA PLUG APPROX SHIP WEIGHT APPROX WEIGHT INSTALLED ISDI35 15 1 in 384 mm...

Page 5: ...rmation in the above fields ready when you call to ensure a faster service Using any part other than genuine Wells factory supplied parts relieves the manufacturer of all liability Due to periodic changes in designs methods procedures policies and regulations the specifications contained in this document are subject to change without notice Wells reserves the right to change product specifications...

Page 6: ...ld keep a minimum of 2 4 inches 51 102 mm of space between them and the cooking zone whenever possible It is recommended that you keep this distance at minimum whenever the unit is powered on Failure to do so may result in addition exposure to magnetic field Any metallic jewelry or piercings including rings which can be affected by magnetic fields as well as eye glasses watches clothing with magne...

Page 7: ...nt this is unavoidable ducting will be necessary to supply this unit with an adequate amount of clean cool air For further detailed information on installation of this unit please refer to the provided installation instructions Before using the unit for the first time ensure to clean it properly Refer to the Cleaning section for cleaning instructions ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Before making any electri...

Page 8: ...side stainless edge to ensure the silicone seals properly vi Install the control box into front counter tightening mounting screws Plug control and display leads into the unit In order for adequate airflow two additional steps will need to be taken Keep in mind that the power cord will need to be routed in some way during this process vii A removable baffle will need to placed in the counter just ...

Page 9: ...rocedures should be performed by authorized service agents only The inside of this unit has no user serviceable parts CLEANING MAINTENANCE CLEANING PROCEDURE Preventive maintenance consists of the following recommended cleaning procedures To keep your unit in its best operating condition these steps should be performed on a daily basis as required The cooking area must be kept clean for the unit t...

Page 10: ...n authorized service agent or technical support E5 power switch malfunction There is a problem detected with the power switch Set the switch to 0 and the problem remains contact an authorized service agent or technical support E7 IGBT temperature sensor error Contact an authorized service agent or technical support EA low voltage from power supply Make certain the unit is plugged into an adequate ...

Page 11: ...mpingement Radiant Split Belt Conveyor Toaster 7 2M Z21951 Rev Owner s Manual for ISDIxx Drop In Induction Range WIRING DIAGRAM ISC25 ISC35 and ISDI35 2M Z21980 This symbol shows where a group of wires enter or exit a sleeve that covers them ...

Page 12: ... the U S A 2M Z21951 Rev 01 2017 Specifications are subject to change without notice WELLS BLOOMFIELD LLC www wellsbloomfield com 10 Sunnen Drive Saint Louis Missouri 63143 Telephone 888 356 5362 Fax 314 781 5445 ...

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