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XD-9010-TS3-S Rev A 04/2009

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Installation & Operation Manual

2. OPERATOR CONTROLS

The operator controls for the TS3-S ovens are located on
the Control Box which is on the right side of the oven.  The
oven switch with the operating instructions is shown in
Figure 5.  Also nearby are the temperature control, the
conveyor control, and the fuse bank, (see Figure 6).

The 3270-TS3-S and 3870-TS3-S ovens have an additional
Control Box on the left side, (see Figure 7).

Figure 5: Oven Switch (TS3-S Models)

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Summary of Contents for 1832-TS3-S

Page 1: ...e concentrations of substances harmful to health in the room in which it is installed This appliance needs an unobstructed flow of fresh air for satisfactory combustion and must be installed in a suitably ventilated room in accordance with current regulations This appliance should be serviced by qualified personnel at least every 12 months or sooner if heavy use is expected XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 ...

Page 2: ...ted inside the control box of the oven and on pages 31 33 of this manual Disconnect input power to the unit before performing any maintenance This unit requires a type II ventilation hood which has make up and exhaust air to ensure adequate air supply The installation should conform to local codes and the National Fire Protection Association Code ANSI NFPA 70 and the National Electrical Code This ...

Page 3: ...and most importantly through an awareness that people are the central element in quality control Wolfe Electric Inc is dedicated to serving your needs Your complete satisfaction with your oven is our goal We are available 24 7 365 to assist you with all of your maintenance and service requirements If a problem arises we ask that you simply call us at 888 443 2751 We will promptly initiate steps to...

Page 4: ... RESPONSIBILITY 18 5 3 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 18 5 4 PHYSICAL LOCATION SPACING REQUIREMENTS 19 5 5 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 19 5 6 GAS SUPPLY 19 5 7 CASTERS 20 5 8 RESTRAINT 20 5 9 VENTILATION 20 5 9 1 VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS 20 5 9 2 VENTILATION GUIDELINES 21 5 9 3 VENTILATION PERFORMANCE TEST 21 5 9 4 HOOD INTERCONNECTION 22 5 9 5 FIRE SUPPRESSION 22 5 9 6 MAINTENANCE 24 5 10 CLEANING 24 6 TOUBLESHOOTI...

Page 5: ...d burner with a single right hand control box All models can have the optional split belt conveyor Figure 1 Examples of Single Double and Triple Stack Ovens Food product is placed on the stainless steel wire conveyor belt on one side of the oven The conveyor then transports the food through the bake chamber at a user controlled speed This provides repeatable and uniform food cooking The conveyors ...

Page 6: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 Installation Operation Manual 5 Figure 2 TS3 S Front View Figure 3 Right Hand Control Box TS3 S models Figure 4 Left Hand Control Box 3270 TS3 S and 3870 TS3 S ...

Page 7: ...Control Box which is on the right side of the oven The oven switch with the operating instructions is shown in Figure 5 Also nearby are the temperature control the conveyor control and the fuse bank see Figure 6 The 3270 TS3 S and 3870 TS3 S ovens have an additional Control Box on the left side see Figure 7 Figure 5 Oven Switch TS3 S Models ...

Page 8: ... number It is very important to use only the fuses listed Using larger or smaller fuses than what is labeled on the oven can cause serious damage to the operator and or the oven and will also void any and all warranties See Figure 6 A conveyor control is located at the top of the panel and a temperature control is located mid panel A Flow Path Pressure Generating fan with washable filter is near t...

Page 9: ... Panel This panel houses the fuses for the equipment inside the left hand control box A second temperature control is also used for controlling the burner on the left half of the oven This allows for two different temperature zones within these ovens for cooking flexibility with a maximum delta of 50º F Another Flow Path Pressure Generating fan is near the bottom of the panel See Figure 7 ...

Page 10: ...el Split Belt Conveyor TS3 S A popular option on the XLT TS3 S oven is the split conveyor belt This allows for 2 different conveyor speeds through the oven Figure 8 shows the right hand control panel when the split belt option is present The difference is that a second conveyor control is also present ...

Page 11: ...y running see Figure 6 6 Adjust the conveyor controller to desired belt time see Figure 6 7 Allow about 30 minutes for the oven to reach desired operating temperature This oven is not capable of being safely placed in operation in the event of a power failure No attempt should be made to operate this oven during power failure 3 1 2 FOR THE 3270 TS3 S AND 3870 TS3 S MODELS 1 Turn the OVEN switch ON...

Page 12: ...e desired temperature After Up or Down key press inactivity the display will blink once indicating that the set point temperature has been set The Func and Man keys are used at the factory to program the variables in the controller These variables can be viewed but are locked in memory by an internal switch It is recommended that the Func and Man keys be left alone If either of these keys has been...

Page 13: ...10 Conveyor Control Display These controls are factory preset at 4 00 minutes minimum and 14 00 minutes maximum If a belt time is desired that is outside these limits contact Wolfe Electric Inc for proper service procedures 7 Allow 30 minutes for warm up 3 3 SHUT DOWN INSTRUCTIONS To turn the oven off just turn the Oven switch to off position See Figure 5 Do not unplug the oven from electrical pow...

Page 14: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 Installation Operation Manual 13 4 SPECIFICATIONS Figure 11 Oven Size Specification Drawing ...

Page 15: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 14 Installation Operation Manual ...

Page 16: ...3 S 6 3255 TS3 S 6 3855 TS3 S 6 3270 TS3 S 10 3870 TS3 S 120 VAC 10 Single 60 Hz Double Stack Volts Amps Phase Frequency 1832 TS3 S 12 2440 TS3 S 12 3240 TS3 S 12 3255 TS3 S 12 3855 TS3 S 12 3270 TS3 S 20 3870 TS3 S 120 VAC 20 Single 60 Hz Triple Stack Volts Amps Phase Frequency 1832 TS3 S 18 2440 TS3 S 18 3240 TS3 S 18 3255 TS3 S 18 3855 TS3 S 18 3270 TS3 S 30 3870 TS3 S 120 VAC 30 Single 60 Hz ...

Page 17: ...u 180 000 Btu 3255 TS3 S 300 000 Btu 300 000 Btu 3855 TS3 S 300 000 Btu 300 000 Btu 3270 TS3 S 480 000 Btu 480 000 Btu 3870 TS3 S 480 000 Btu 480 000 Btu Oven Triple Stack Natural Gas 6 8 WC Propane Gas 11 14 WC 1832 TS3 S 156 000 Btu 156 000 Btu 2440 TS3 S 195 000 Btu 195 000 Btu 3240 TS3 S 270 000 Btu 270 000 Btu 3255 TS3 S 450 000 Btu 450 000 Btu 3855 TS3 S 450 000 Btu 450 000 Btu 3270 TS3 S 48...

Page 18: ...essure see Figure 12 with all gas appliances such as furnace hot water heater oven s etc a off and b with all gas appliances on Figure 12 Gas Pressure Check Quiet Fire Direct Ignition Burner Contact Wolfe Electric Inc a factory representative or a local service company to make all gas pressure adjustments ...

Page 19: ...ice and make sure that it guards against transmission of strain to the gas line and electric cord 7 Test the exhaust hood using a smoke candle to determine the amount of combustion products removed 5 2 PURCHASER S RESPONSIBILITY Note All installations must conform to local building and mechanical codes It is the responsibility of the purchaser 1 To see that the gas and electric utilities are insta...

Page 20: ... into a properly grounded three prong receptacle Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from this plug When installed the appliance must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or in the absence of local codes with the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 or the Canadian Electrical Code CSA C22 2 as applicable 5 6 GAS SUPPLY The gas supply shall have a gas meter and regulator la...

Page 21: ...nect device or its associated piping and or the electric cord to limit the oven movement One restraint required per oven stack The restraint must be connected to the eye bolt which is supplied with the oven The eye bolt is in the lowest hole in the back wall on the control end of the lowest oven in the stack Upon completion of performing any service functions that require removal of the restraint ...

Page 22: ...rculating air is desired If the exhaust fan removes too much air from the kitchen this will force the HVAC system to condition more air than necessary Conversely if the exhaust fan removes too little air then heat CO and products of combustion will accumulate inside the building The volume of air that goes into the building and the volume going out of the building must be balanced or metered in th...

Page 23: ...is the customer s responsibility to have the interlock system installed by a licensed electrician and that it meets all required local codes See oven rough in requirements for receptacle requirement Figure 14 Hood Interconnect Circuit 5 9 5 FIRE SUPPRESSION On the XLT series of convection ovens the heat source is located in an isolated heat exchanger area Due to this isolation convection style con...

Page 24: ...rotection be installed as noted below This will provide the required protection without affecting oven function or cleaning Figure 15 Fire Suppression view Fire Suppression plumbing may be installed as required by local code Right Left Hand shown Install if as required by code These drawings represent placement of a typical piping style Clearance dimensions are recommended minimums to accommodate ...

Page 25: ...nger store part number 4YD83 or 4YD84 Remember the cleaner the filter the cooler the control box components will be resulting in longer component life Figure 16 Filter element removal Contact Wolfe Electric Inc a factory representative or a local service company to perform all other maintenance and repairs 5 10 CLEANING NOTICE If the oven is to be removed from its installed location for cleaning o...

Page 26: ...Pressure Generating fan filter Clean finger covers Clean bake chamber floor Clean bake chamber walls Clean bake chamber top Clean inside of face panel Clean control box sides and top Clean control box face and switches Clean conveyor Clean finger bodies Deep clean oven chamber Clean Main Fan Motor s Motor Cover s WARNING DANGER Oven must be cool and the electric cord unplugged before any cleaning ...

Page 27: ...ity of toppings XLT ovens can be configured to cook a wide variety of food items This is accomplished by arranging the fingers to control the baking characteristics Generally speaking most cooking is a bottom up process The hot air from the bottom row of fingers has to go through the conveyor a distance of about 2 heat the pan or screen and then actually cook raw dough The hot air from the top on ...

Page 28: ...fy the following items and then contact us before performing maintenance and repairs Electrical diagrams are located on page 31 33 and on the inside surface of the operator control panel lid 1 Oven is plugged in to the electrical receptacle 2 Circuit breakers in the building are on not tripped 3 Gas valve s are on 4 Gas hose quick disconnect is properly connected 5 Air is purged from the gas line ...

Page 29: ...nd the electrical supply are to be provided by the customer prior to installation The picture above shows a typical utility rough in for a triple stack oven Preparing the utilities this way allows for an easy third deck addition if a double stack oven is initially installed All installations must conform to local building and mechanical codes Read and follow the Installation and Operation Manual f...

Page 30: ...lines The electrical outlets Item 1 can also be located to the left of the gas line The oven electrical plugs are the NEMA 5 15 straight blade type with 8 foot long cords Figure 18 Gas Service view The picture above shows a close up detail of the gas service 3 4 gas hose assemblies with quick disconnects for each oven deck will be installed at each valve item 9 during the oven setup and installati...

Page 31: ...ouble 130 000 6 8 11 5 14 2440 TS3 S Triple 195 000 6 8 11 5 14 3240 TS3 S Single 90 000 6 8 11 5 14 3240 TS3 S Double 180 000 6 8 11 5 14 3240 TS3 S Triple 270 000 6 8 11 5 14 3255 TS3 S Single 150 000 6 8 11 5 14 3255 TS3 S Double 300 000 6 8 11 5 14 3255 TS3 S Triple 450 000 6 8 11 5 14 3855 TS3 S Single 150 000 6 8 11 5 14 3855 TS3 S Double 300 000 6 8 11 5 14 3855 TS3 S Triple 450 000 6 8 11 ...

Page 32: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 Installation Operation Manual 31 8 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 8 1 1832 TS3 S 2440 TS3 S 3240 TS3 S 3255 TS3 S 3855 TS3 S ...

Page 33: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 32 Installation Operation Manual 8 2 3270 TS3 S 3870 TS3 S RIGHT HAND SIDE ...

Page 34: ...XD 9010 TS3 S Rev A 04 2009 Installation Operation Manual 33 8 3 3270 TS3 S 3870 TS3 S LEFT HAND SIDE ...

Page 35: ...and returned to Wolfe Electric Inc to initiate and validate the warranty 6 Any part found to be defective during the warranty period will be replaced by Wolfe Electric Inc 7 Failure to call Wolfe Electric Inc 888 443 2751 prior to contacting a repair company for warranty work voids any and all warranties 8 Labor must be conducted by an approved service technician during regular working hours at th...

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