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The Heater-Proofer is an aluminum transport cabinet with heaters to function as a hot food holding cabinet, 

and/or as a proofing cabinet.

The heater, or heat drawer, is slid into place on the lower ledges of the cabinet. An electrical power cord is 

provided and plugged into the drawer through an access hole in the back of the cabinet.

 

The main power switch on the front of the drawer, when switched “ON”, will turn on the light in the switch 

and turn on the air circulating fan in the drawer. The circulating fan and 900w heater element will operate 

continuously while the unit is “ON”.

Analog Drawer

: The thermostat control knobs are mounted to the left and right of the HEAT/ PROOF switch. 

The left thermostat knob controls the heat in the cabinet from 1 (low heat; approx. 80 °F) to 9 (high heat; 

approx. 185 °F). The right thermostat knob controls the humidity from 1 (approx. 20% relative humidity) to 9 

(100% relative humidity). Average setting will be approx. 6 (approx. 85% relative humidity).

Digital Drawer

:The thermostat control buttons are located under each digital display “Heat Temperature” 

or “Proof Temperature”. The heat controls in the cabinet range from low heat approx. 80 °F to high heat, 

approximately 185 °F. The humidity controls in the cabinet range from approximately 20% to 100% relative 

humidity. The average will be approximately 85% relative 

humidity. 

Service Specifications

Heater Proofer Series

Operating Instructions For Analog Drawer Series C Series

1. Push main power switch (ON/ OFF rocker) to “ON” position. 

2. Push HEAT/ PROOF switch to HEAT for heating ONLY.

3. Turn HEAT thermostat knob fully clockwise for preheat.

4. Allow 45 minutes for pre-heating, then turn thermostat to desired setting.

5. Place water in the “water pan” filling to about 3/4 full, for proofing 

6. For proofing, push HEAT/ PROOF switch to PROOF.

7. Adjust the heat and humidity thermostat knob to control desired temperature and 

    humidity. Allow 45 minutes for pre-heating.

NOTE: The internal air circulation blower and 900w heater element (controlled with the “Heat” 

Thermostat) will operate continuously when the power switch is turned “ON”.

HEAT THERMOSTAT

The controlling range is 80°F to 185°F. The dial has numbers 1 thru 9 that do not relate to a specific 

calibrated temperature. Temperature settings must be obtained through familiarization with the unit. The dial 

also has an “OFF” position to turn heater unit off.

HUMIDITY THERMOSTAT

To control humidity range from 30% to 100%, humidity settings must be obtained through familiarization with 

the unit. The dial has numbers 1 thru 9 that do not relate to a specific calibrated humidity. The dial also has 

an “OFF” position to turn humidity off.

To maintain low heat range between 85°F and 100°F, switch to proof mode and adjust heat knob to 

desired heat range. Allow 45 minutes to pre-heat in proof cycle.

Summary of Contents for INHPL-1836C

Page 1: ...erational Maintenance Service Bulletin for Models NHPL 1825 UNC NHPL 1833 ECOC 2D DGT NHPL 1836 ECOC Non Insulated Economy NHPL 1836C DGT NHPL 1836C Non Insulated Standard NHPL 1825 UNC DGT NHPL 1825...

Page 2: ...packing and Installing 1 Maintenance and Caution 1 Power Supply 1 Operating Instructions Digital Drawer 2 Alarms and Conditions 6 Operating Instructions Analog Controls 8 Service Specifications 8 Reco...

Page 3: ...u use ONLY the power cord supplied Use of a dedicated circuit should insure operational efficiency Do not operate the unit with an extension cord MAINTENANCE The equipment has been designed to require...

Page 4: ...t Mode Box Temperature Setpoint will be displayed blinking and the unit will control Box Temperature based on the displayed setpoint After 10 seconds the display will change to show the Actual Box Tem...

Page 5: ...3 digit display when in HEAT or PROOF mode The display can be configured for F C or N index based format If in N format the SETPOINT is displayed as a numeric value from 1 through 9 and the actual tem...

Page 6: ...age 3 900 W 600 W 1500 W When initially entering HEAT mode or if the user increases the SETPOINT while in HEAT mode the Control uses Stage 3 to reach its setpoint as quickly as possible If during any...

Page 7: ...L Table 1 Behavior Selected Units N Index Heater turns off temperature increasing Setpoint 2 F Heater turns on temperature decreasing Setpoint When Setpoints are displayed they are always flashing Whe...

Page 8: ...low The Control has a LOW WATER indicator which is not included There is neither a sensor nor a detection technique implemented in its firmware This red LED is illuminated during the Lamp Test Functio...

Page 9: ...e If an Alarm Condition is detected but goes away before being acknowledged its indication will continue until being acknowledged Fault Detected Detection Method Indication Effect on Operation Pushbut...

Page 10: ...0 relative humidity The average will be approximately 85 relative humidity Service Specifications Heater Proofer Series Operating Instructions For Analog Drawer Series C Series 1 Push main power switc...

Page 11: ...s Covered 180 Fish Baked Uncovered 175 Fish Fried Uncovered 180 French Fries Uncovered 185 Hamburgers Covered 180 Lasagna Covered 185 Potatoes Baked Uncovered 180 Potatoes Mashed Covered 175 Potatoes...

Page 12: ...ater Element 170907 H 226 11 600W Heater Element 170915 H 227 12 600W Water Pan Heater Element 170923 H 228 12A Water Pan w studs 696482 H 242 13 Heat Control Knob 123916 H 108 14 Proofer Control Knob...

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Page 15: ...RD AGAINST THE RUNNER AND CABINET DO NOT FORCE WHEN IN THE CORRECT POSITION THE RUNNER SHOULD BE AT 90 DEGREES TO THE SIDE OF THE CABINET RUNNERS MUST BE REMOVED WITH A 4 MINIMUM SPACE ABOVE THEM TO R...

Page 16: ...ve parts coverage only Administration of Warranty For assistance in filing a claim contact Winholt s Customer Care Department at 800 444 3595 Hablamos Espa ol All claims must be filed in writing and c...

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