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Section 3 – OPERATION 

I.  LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS: 

a. Fan 

Switch:

  Located on the Global-Mod™ Control Panel, it is the topmost of three rotary switches.  

This switch turns both the internal and cooling fan(s) on and off.  When set to the “ON” position, it 

also allows the heat and conveyor functions to activate.  NOTE:  Your oven has an automatic cool 

down feature that will keep the fan(s) running for thirty (30) minutes after the Fan Switch has been 

turned off.  This is a timed feature that will activate every time the Fan Switch is turned to the “ON” 

position regardless of the temperature in the oven cavity.  NOTE: 3270 models will have one Fan 

Switch in each of its two (2) Global-Mod™ Control Cabinets.  Both switches must be switched to 

the “ON” position.

 

b. Burner 

Switch:

  Located on the Global-Mod™ Control Panel, it is the middle of the three rotary 

switches.  When the Fan Switch has been set to the “ON” position and the fan(s) are running, 

turning the Burner Switch to the “ON” position will activate the heating system in your oven.  NOTE: 

there is a built in safety feature in gas-fired ovens that provides a 30 second purge period to clear 

any unburned gases from the oven prior to initiating the ignition sequence. Setting the Heat Switch 

to the “ON” position will also activate the LED display on the Temperature Controller. NOTE: 3270 

models have two burners and will have one Heat Switch in each of its two (2) Global-Mod™ Control 

Cabinets.  Both switches must be switched to the “ON” position to operate the two burners.

 

c. Conveyor 

Switch:

  Located on the Global-Mod™ Control Panel, it is the bottom of the three rotary 

switches.  When the Fan Switch has been set to the “ON” position, turning the Conveyor Switch to 

the “ON” position will turn the Conveyor Drive Motor on and activate the LED display on the 

Conveyor Speed Controller. NOTE: 3270 models will have one Conveyor Switch in each of its two 

(2) Global-Mod™ Control Cabinets.  Both switches must be switched to the “ON” position to 

operate the conveyor. 

 

d.  Conveyor Speed Controller:

  Located on the Global-Mod™ Control Panel, this control monitors, 

displays and adjusts the belt speed.  Measured in minutes and seconds, the time displayed 

indicates bake time from “tip-in” to “tip-out”.  NOTE:  Belt speed should not be confused with “Time 

of Delivery” which is the elapsed time from the product’s leading edge entering the bake chamber 

(“tip-in”) until the product’s trailing edge completely clears the bake chamber (“tail-out”).  Single-belt 

models will have one controller.  Split-belt models will have one controller for each conveyor belt, 

labeled “FRONT” and “REAR”.  NOTE: 3270 models will have this control in the right Global-Mod™ 

Control Cabinet (as viewed from the front of the oven).  Both Conveyor Switches must be in the 

“ON” position for the conveyor to run.  Turning either Conveyor Switch off will stop the conveyor.

 

e.  Digital Temperature Controller:

  Located on the Global-Mod™ Control Panel, this control 

monitors, displays, controls and adjusts oven temperature.  LED displays indicate oven setpoint 

and actual temperature.  Keypad controls allow the operator to select the cooking temperature and 

monitor oven operation. 

 

NOTE: 3270 models will have one Temperature Control in each of its two 

(2) Global-Mod™ Control Cabinets.  N

OTE: 

 

Temperature is monitored in the air plenum and 

may not reflect actual temperature in the oven chamber. 

 

 

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Страница 1: ...ATING AND INSTALLATION MANUAL For domestic and standard export ovens 3240 3255 3270 Series Ovens Models 3240 S 3255 S 3270 S 3240 D 3255 D 3270 D 3240 T 3255 T 3270 T is a registered trademark of Glob...

Страница 2: ...nstructions to be followed in the event of a suspected gas leak may be obtained by consulting the local gas supplier If the odor of gas is detected call the gas supplier s emergency phone number immed...

Страница 3: ...ALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 9 a Required Equipment 9 b Assemble Base and Legs 9 13 c Place Oven on Base 14 16 d Final Setup 17 18 II VENTILATION SYSTEM 18 a Requirements 18 b Recommendations 18 19 c Other V...

Страница 4: ...are located in the Global Mod Control Cabinet NOTE 3270 models have two Global Mod Control Cabinet one on either end of the oven f Serial Plate Provides utility and operational specifications that eff...

Страница 5: ...neral Specifications Shipping Weight approx 3240 1000 lbs 3255 1100 lbs 3270 1200 lbs Burner Capacity BTU hr max Natural Gas and Propane LP Gas 3240 100 000 BTU per cavity 3255 160 000 BTU per cavity...

Страница 6: ...lls must also be non flammable Required minimum clearances are listed in the Description section of this Manual WARNING Do not place any type of insulating material in the required clearance spaces su...

Страница 7: ...lation must comply with all applicable local or national codes Those codes supersede the requirements and guidelines provided in this manual NOTE In the USA the oven installation must comply with loca...

Страница 8: ...the connector and the quick disconnect device or its associated piping to limit the appliance movement NOTE The installer must contact local building or fire officials concerning installation restrict...

Страница 9: ...12 lifting pipe Two flat appliance dollies Four 4 2 lengths of 2X10 lumber or equivalent b Assemble the base and legs 1 Remove screws holding outer crate together and remove crating material 2 Place...

Страница 10: ...3 Remove oven base legs casters trim rails rear standoffs Fig 2 3 and hardware package Fig 2 10...

Страница 11: ...Fig 3 Rear standoffs 4 Position legs on floor with the triangular braces down and position trim rails as shown in Fig 4 5 Fig 4 11...

Страница 12: ...Fig 5 5 Place provided flat washer over inside hole of each leg as shown in Fig 6 Fig 6 12...

Страница 13: ...on 8 Position base insulation side up on leg and caster assembly and peel insulation blanket back from each corner to expose pre drilled holes 9 Insert 4 mounting bolts and washers in each corner of t...

Страница 14: ...em aside See Fig 9 Fig 9 2 Using thumbscrews removed in Step 1 reinstall lift adapters Note that the openings in the adapters are marked 3240 3255 or 3270 indicating which opening is to be used Be sur...

Страница 15: ...ipe through the rear openings in the lift adapter Fig 10 Fig 10 4 Engage lifts using pipe adapters and lift oven off of crate base 5 Slide crate base out from under oven 6 Position flat appliance doll...

Страница 16: ...of base assembly 4 Reinsert lift pipe and lifts 5 Lift oven off of dollies 6 Rotate oven to the horizontal position and roll base under oven 7 Lower oven onto base assembly taking care that the flang...

Страница 17: ...sengage the four latches securing the front panel to the oven body Fig 13 2 Firmly grasp the front panel and or the upper edge of the oven window slide the panel toward you and lift away from the oven...

Страница 18: ...supplementary equipment DO NOT mount this equipment directly to the oven MOUNTING SUCH EQUIPMENT ON THE OVEN MAY VOID AGENCY CERTIFICATIONS RESTRICT SERVICE ACCESS LEAD TO INCREASED SERVICE AND MAINTE...

Страница 19: ...locations conditions or problems may require the services of a ventilation engineer or specialist Improper ventilation can inhibit oven performance It is recommended that the ventilation system and d...

Страница 20: ...is the bottom of the three rotary switches When the Fan Switch has been set to the ON position turning the Conveyor Switch to the ON position will turn the Conveyor Drive Motor on and activate the LE...

Страница 21: ...the belt speed by pressing the up or down arrow on the Conveyor Speed Controllers keypad 10 The actual oven temperature will rise to the setpoint temperature selected on the Temperature Controller an...

Страница 22: ...nline gas shutoff valve in the CLOSED position disconnect the gas supply and unlock the front casters before moving the oven When all cleaning and servicing is complete 1 If the oven has been moved re...

Страница 23: ...t I MAINTENANCE DAILY a Make sure the oven is cool and the power has been disconnected as described in the warning at the beginning of this section b Clean ALL of the fan inlet screens with a stiff ny...

Страница 24: ...ion code on it using a Magic Marker or equivalent to aid the operator in correct reassembly Example of markings Top Row T1 T2 T3 T4 Bottom Row B1 B2 B3 B4 k Disassemble the air fingers As each finger...

Страница 25: ...ve Conveyor Drive Chain s from the sprocket s iv Remove the master links from the belt s v Remove the belt s from the conveyor s vi The belts should then be rolled and allowed to soak in a detergent s...

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