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Deck oven

CAUTION

Electrical contact!

Danger of electrocu-
tion!

CAUTION

Technical damage!

Clean the oven
with a soft, damp 
cloth!

Switch off the device and disconnect it from the mains before 
starting any cleaning work.

CAUTION

Hygiene!

Maintain and clean the 
oven with great care!

Maintain and clean the deck oven with great care. Hygienically 
perfect products can only be prepared with a clean deck oven. 
There is a risk of germs forming if used for longer periods under 
100 °C.

Clean dust and dirt from the air vents. Clean the external sur-
faces and operating controls with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use 
running water or any scouring dry cleaning agents. Do not clean 
the operating controls with oven cleaner.

5. Cleaning

This chapter provides information on how to clean the device. 
Allow the device to cool down before carrying out any work.

5.1 General cleaning work

When cleaning the appliance, make sure that no body parts or 
foreign bodies, or other moving parts, e.g. installation/dismount-
ing of the stone baking plate, are present between the oven door 
and the oven door seal. There is a danger of crushing or injury.

WARNING

Danger of crushing 
and injury!

Take care when 
cleaning moving parts. 

For cleaning and descaling, use the products recommended by the manufacturer. 
Only these products have been thoroughly tested. WIESHEU GmbH assumes no li-
ability for any damage resulting from the use of other cleaning, rinsing or descaling 
agents. 

Remove salt and aggressive alkaline solution residues from the 
oven chamber daily. These residues damage the oven chamber. 
Remove loose dirt with a natural bristle brush, and vacuum inac-
cessible areas with a hand-held vacuum cleaner. 

Damage to the oven 
chamber! Remove 
corrosive salt and base 
residue from the oven 
chamber every day.

Caution

Summary of Contents for Ebo 124 S

Page 1: ...Original Installation Guide and Operating Instructions EN Ebo deck oven...

Page 2: ...le misuse 5 2 4 Liability 5 2 5 Technical speci cations 6 2 6 Risk of injurz residual risks 15 3 Transportation and setup 17 3 1 Transportation 17 3 2 Unpacking 18 3 3 Dismounting mounting the combine...

Page 3: ...X1725 Ebo 86 S Item number X1530 Ebo 86 M Item number X1630 Ebo 86 L Item number X1730 Ebo 124 S Item number X1540 Ebo 124 M Item number X1560 Ebo 128 S Item number X1640 Ebo 128 M Item number X1660...

Page 4: ...e Deck oven Appliance type as described in the operat ing manual Ebo 64 S Ebo 64 M Ebo 64 L Ebo 68 S Ebo 68 M Ebo 68 L Ebo 86 S Ebo 86 M Ebo 86 L Ebo 124 S Ebo 124 M Ebo 128 S Ebo 128 M Ebo 128 S Ebo...

Page 5: ...in cold stores Complete functionality can only be guaranteed at temperatures of a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 40 C The device is not intended for use on ships or outdoors The device is not intended...

Page 6: ...ive Door Folding door Folding door Folding door Door option Steam Vapour apparatus Vapour apparatus Vapour apparatus Width mm 930 930 930 Depth mm 958 958 958 Height mm 300 350 450 Weight kg 88 91 160...

Page 7: ...r of chambers 1 1 2 Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 600 x 400 600 x 400 600 x 400 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 5 7 5 8 11 3 Chamber heating kW 3 3 1 6 2 Heating DE kW 0 75 0...

Page 8: ...chambers 1 1 1 Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 600 x 800 600 x 800 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 8 1 8 4 15 Chamber heating kW 3 9 4 1 7 2 Heating DE kW 1 5 1 5 2 x...

Page 9: ...ers 1 1 Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 600 x 800 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 8 8 9 3 Chamber heating kW 4 5 4 7 Heating DE kW 1 5 1 5 Connected load kW 6 1 6 4 Heating k...

Page 10: ...eight kg 130 137 212 Number of chambers 1 1 2 Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 600 x 800 600 x 800 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 8 5 8 5 15 6 Chamber heating kW 4 2 4...

Page 11: ...ght kg 130 137 Number of chambers 1 1 Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 600 x 800 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 9 9 Chamber heating kW 4 7 4 7 Heating DE kW 1 5 1 5 Connected...

Page 12: ...Number of shelves Size of shelves mm 2 x 600 x 400 2 x 600 x 400 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 11 11 Chamber heating kW 4 8 4 8 Heating DE kW 2 4 2 4 Connected load kW 7 35 7 35 Heating...

Page 13: ...mber of shelves Size of shelves mm 2 x 600 x 800 2 x 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 16 3 x 16 Current consumption A 15 2 15 2 Chamber heating kW 7 2 7 2 Heating DE kW 2 6 2 6 Connected load kW 9 9 9 9 Heating k...

Page 14: ...helves Size of shelves mm 2 x 600 x 800 2 x 600 x 800 Fuse A 3 x 32 3 x 32 Current consumption A 22 9 27 5 22 9 27 5 Chamber heating kW 5 5 7 8 5 5 7 8 Heating DE kW 2 4 3 5 2 4 3 5 Connected load kW...

Page 15: ...a danger of re if the device overloads electrically The fuse protection of the plug socket must be ensured Do not attach foil paper stickers etc to the device Remove all protective sheeting from the...

Page 16: ...evice for damage All parts must be correctly assembled and ful l all conditions to ensure problem free operation Hot steam exits through the exhaust connection on the back of the device Set the device...

Page 17: ...an upright position It is advisable to transport the device or the combined installation in the horizontal position If it proves necessary to dismount the devices from the combined installation to tra...

Page 18: ...ar appropriate protective gloves to prevent cuts The device combined installation is packed onto a transport pallet at the factory Remove all lm and cardboard packaging Depending on the transport pall...

Page 19: ...onto the studs Base frame 1 The device is secured from slip ping by four studs B Take off the device upwards 2 Put the device onto the studs Prover 1 The device is secured from slip ping by four studs...

Page 20: ...tractor hood Push the extractor hood backwards and take off the device upwards 2 Put the extractor hood on the front screws on the oven Push hood forwards and screw it tight using the screws A Allen k...

Page 21: ...nstalled on dry frost proof premises The maximum total height of a combined installation for example prover oven combi steamer and storage compartment must not exceed a height of 2265 mm Otherwise an...

Page 22: ...o cover the clear space under the station With completely installed devices the exhaust air must always be vented forwards With series 124 128 you must observe the distances from the custom installati...

Page 23: ...istance cannot be achieved a heat shield e g Isoplan must be put in place by the customer Min 350 mm or Isoplan Min 5000 mm Fire alarm system Distances to safety devices Distances differ depending on...

Page 24: ...ion see Water connection Electrical fuse protection of the plug sockets must be provided with a fault current circuit breaker Every mains plug has to also be accessible after the installa tion If this...

Page 25: ...nection must be easily accessible even after installation We recommend installing a stopcock on site if the above is not possible The ow pressure of the water must not exceed the pressure stated on th...

Page 26: ...nel 3 6 3 Waste water connection A xed connection to the sewage system is not permissible according to the manufacturer s guidelines Observe local regulations If connection via a funnel is not possibl...

Page 27: ...wards The exhaust line by the oven must be positioned vertically The cross sections of the exhaust line must not be reduced Attention If no extractor hood is installed the escaping rising steam can ne...

Page 28: ...e temperature inside the baking chamber is less than 8 C you will not be able to turn on the deck oven When ambient temperatures are lower than 5 C ensure that the inside of the oven is heated to room...

Page 29: ...obvious defects Check the mains plug and power cable for obvious defects Check that the door is tight Check for any dirt product residue or other contaminants lodged between the door seal and pane and...

Page 30: ...hing CAUTION Danger of crushing Take care when closing the door 1 Slowly press down the door lever 2 First open the door slightly 3 Let the hot steam escape 4 Open the door fully Open 1 Slowly press t...

Page 31: ...at resistant gloves or pot holders when loading and removing bakeable goods Proceed very carefully during work and avoid touching the hot surfaces 4 2 Cleaning position 1 Open the oven door 2 Grasp th...

Page 32: ...y use two size Ebo64 setters to load an Ebo124and two size Ebo68 setters to load an Ebo128 2 Press the hand lever down 3 Open the oven door 4 Push the setter into the Ebo 5 Place the stop plate on the...

Page 33: ...the device to cool down before carrying out any work 5 1 General cleaning work When cleaning the appliance make sure that no body parts or foreign bodies or other moving parts e g installation dismoun...

Page 34: ...ations for acci dent prevention Observe the general accident prevention guidelines when handling cleaning agents and chemicals Always keep your cleaning cloths and brushes in a sterile condi tion We r...

Page 35: ...water Sponge or plastic non woven abrasive sponge 1 Allow the oven and stone baking plate to cool down completely 2 Remove severe contaminants using a natural hair brush 3 Clean the plates using warm...

Page 36: ...ily Commercial glass cleaner without silicone additives Micro bre cloth or paper tissue Outside of glass panel daily Commercial glass cleaner without silicone additives Micro bre cloth or paper tissue...

Page 37: ...stomer must arrange the inspection The device must be inspected annually in compliance with VDE 0701 0702 CAUTION Electrical contact Danger of electrocu tion Before changing the halogen lamps switch o...

Page 38: ...the new halogen lamp Use suitable gloves for this purpose 6 2 Replace the lighting on the Ebo 124 128 3 Pull out the holder plate B with the lamp socket 4 Replace the bulb WIESHEU Article No 70179 Hal...

Page 39: ...Dirt lter blocked 4 Hose kinked clamped 5 Wrong program content 6 Solenoid valve defective 7 Hose connections defective 8 Steam button defective 9 Heating defective 10 Door not closed 1 Check 2 Check...

Page 40: ...ing company and their personnel It contains guidelines and instructions that may not be reproduced circulated or communicated in any way either entirely or in part WIESHEU GmbH Daimlerstrasse 10 71563...

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