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- Page 1 Operating & Service Manual Manual 001 / Issue 002 / May 2019...
- Page 2 To ensure the best results from this unit please take the time to read and follow all safety, installation and maintenance guidelines carefully before proceeding to install. Keep this manual in a safe place for future consultation. These appliances are marked in compliance with the relevant Low Voltage &...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents page Installation Manoeuvring trolley Folding tray-slide & end shelves Waste bag Tow hitch Operating lights guide Operating modes Recommended use of the oven 10 / 11 General operation 12 / 13 / 14 Control screens common to all models 10.1 Standby screen 10.2... -
Page 4: Installation
Carefully remove all packaging and plastic coatings from the appliance and dispose in a responsible manner. Check for damage. Please note that in compliance with E&R Moffat warrant conditions, any defects must be reported within 3 days of delivery. Ensure all shelves are in position. - Page 5 2: Manoeuvring Trolley Minimum Area Model Push (N) Maintain (N) Required to turn (m2) V1G & V1C All V2 Models For safety reasons during transport, place all the food inside the compartments. Ensure that the power cables are secure and that the tray rail and side shelves are down.
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Page 6: Folding Trayslide & End Shelves
3: Trayslide Please note: Some accessories or options are factory fit only and may not be possible to retrofit. 2.1: Folding Trayslide & End Shelves Please ensure care is taken when operating the trayslide. Please lift/lower using the cut out provided and take care not trap the mains cable. Trayslide and end shelves should be lowered when mobile. -
Page 7: Waste Bag
4: End shelf and waste bag 5: Towing • Do not tow outside or over rough or uneven surfaces, including expansion joints. • The towing attachment has been designed to be used in conjunction with a towing hitch. • A maximum of two trollies at a time can be towed at a maximum speed of 4km/2.5 miles per hour. -
Page 8: Operating Lights Guide
6: Operating Lights Guide Flashing red indicates oven doors are open. Keep doors closed when possible. Green indicates that the unit is in use. Meaning either a regeneration, pre-heat, boost or cleaning cycle is currently in process. Flashing green indicates cycle is over. Buzzer will also sound. -
Page 9: Operating Modes
7: Operating modes Cook, Re-heat, Hold Hot, Hold Chilled, Transport, Serve. This is a sopisticate trolley with many options for use, designed primaraly for the heath care and education sector, for bulkfood regeneration of chilled or frozen food. Cook Fresh Use in the same way as a traditional covection oven by setting time and temperature. -
Page 10: Recommended Use Of The Oven
8: Recommended Use of Oven Recommended that the top zone is used if reduced load is required. Avoid using lower shelves when possible. Shelf 1 Top zone for high density food Shelf 2 Shelf 3 Shelf 4 Mid zone for medium density food Shelf 5 Shelf 6 Bottom zone for low density food... - Page 11 8: Recommended Use of Oven Chilled Food Frozen Food Suggested time 60-70 minutes. Suggested time 90-100 minutes. Suggested temperature Suggested temperature for Zone 1 (top) 140°C for Zone 1 (top) at 190°C High-density food High-density food Main course and Main course and startch products etc.
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Page 12: General Operation 12
9: General Operation Plug in appliance and establish power. The stand-by screen will now be displayed. Select to enter the Home Screen Press the to enter the Program Screen A prompt to enter a password will be displayed, the default password is 1234. It is recommended that this is restricted and kept safe by the responsible person on site. - Page 13 9: General Operation 9. Press the button the enter the Settings Screen. A prompt to enter a password will be displayed, the default password is 1234. It is recommended that this is restricted and kept safe by the responsible person on site. 10.
- Page 14 9: General Operation 16. To begin either manual or preprogrammed regeneration, touch the button. 17. After the pre-heat, boost or regen cycles end the buzzer will sound and an alert will show notifying the user. This alert can be used to cancel the buzzer. 18.
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Page 15: Standby Screen
10: Control Screens (all models) 10.1: |Standby screen Touch here to start the VGEN and enter the Home Screen. 10.2: Home screen Touch here to enter the H.A.C.C.P Screen. When a program is selected using The H.A.C.C.P Screen Auto Start this light will blink can also be accessed on and off to indicate. -
Page 16: Program Screen
10: Control Screens (all models) 10.3: Programing screen To set programs select temp and time. Reset all set programs with the time reset button. Touch here to return to Home Screen. Once temp and time is entered for each zone, select program number to save desired temps and times. -
Page 17: Service Calibration Screen
10: Control Screens (all models) 10.5: Service calibration screen Selecting any of the temperatures or times on this screen will allow for adjustment. The default values are: Boost Temp: 160°C, Boost Time: 10m Pre-Heat Temp: 160°C Pre-Heat Time: 30m Hold Temp: 90°C Probe Offset: 7°C HAACCP Value: 85°C Touch here to return to Home Screen. -
Page 18: Chillogen Models V1C And V2Cr
11: Chillogen models: V1C & V2CR The Chillogen Screen allows the oven chamber to be used as a fridge. If the oven chamber is above 40°C an error will be displayed, and it will not allow the start button to be pressed. To begin using the oven chamber as a fridge, press START, this button will change to show the current temperature. -
Page 19: V1G Main Screen
12: Model: V1G Main Screen The Main Screen allows the user to regenerate and cook food. The BOOST can be used if the food is not quite ready. PRE-HEAT will heat the oven to the temperature in the Settings Screen for the time set. HOLD can be used if the food needs to be kept hot for a while. -
Page 20: V2Gr Main Screen
13: Model: V2GR Main Screen The Main Screen allows the user to regenerate and cook food. The BOOST can be used if the food is not quite ready. PRE-HEAT will heat the oven to the temperature in the Settings Screen for the time set. HOLD can be used if the food needs to be kept hot for a while. -
Page 21: V2Gpr Main Screen
14: Model: V2GPR Main Screen The Main Screen allows the user to regenerate and cook food. The BOOST can be used if the food is not quite ready. PRE-HEAT will heat the oven to the temperature in the Settings Screen for the time set. HOLD can be used if the food needs to be kept hot for a while. -
Page 22: V2Gg Main Screen
15: Model: V2GG Main Screen The Main Screen allows the user to regenerate and cook food. The BOOST can be used if the food is not quite ready. PRE-HEAT will heat the oven to the temperature in the Settings Screen for the time set. HOLD can be used if the food needs to be kept hot for a while. -
Page 23: V1C Main Screen
16: Model: V1C Main Screen The Main Screen allows the user to regenerate and cook food. The BOOST can be used if the food is not quite ready. PRE-HEAT will heat the oven to the temperature in the Settings Screen for the time set. HOLD can be used if the food needs to be kept hot for a while. -
Page 24: General Cleaning
17: Cleaning Do not use a water jet or pressure spray to clean this appliance. Ensure appliance is switched off & plugs are disconnected before cleaning. Before attempting to clean the unit, please ensure that the Unit is isolated from the electric supply and allowed to cool down, with all food plates and other Dishes removed from the unit. -
Page 25: Using The Oven Cleaning Cycle
18: Oven Cleaning Cycle Put a pan in the oven. containing ½ litre/2 cups water and mild detergent. For V2GG models place a pan in both ovens. Close the oven door(s) and from the home screen touch the button to start the cleaning cycle. - Page 26 Only factory approved parts should be used in the appliance. Failure to do so may affect the safety and performance of the product.
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Page 27: Spare Parts List
19: Spare Parts List Part Number Description 2001B Caster 160mm Swivel 2003B Castor 160mm Fixed 3863 Circular Element 1.5kw 10392 Circular Element 0.9kw 2700 Circular Element 0.5kw 1741D Cord Set 4023 Cable Gland 4201 Glass Saddle 2905 Food Probe 4652 EC Acial Fan AC 1990 Fan Motor... - Page 28 V1G: V2GG:...
- Page 29 V2GR: V2GPR:...
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Page 31: Specification
20: Electrical Specification THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED! DAMAGED CABLES MUST BE REPLACED BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSON! Rating (kW) Supply Voltage Amps per Phase 230V N~ L1 - 13A V2GG 230V N~ L1 - 32A V2GPR 230V N~ L1 - 13A V2GR 230V N~ L1 - 13A... - Page 32 Thank you for choosing E&R Moffat! Scan the QR code below to visit the E&R Moffat website for further information: E&R Moffat Ltd. www.ermoffat.co.uk Bonnybridge +44 (0) 1324 812272 FK4 2BS sales@ermoffat.co.uk Scotland...