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  • Page 1 Induction Oven Minerva Platform © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 2 Induction Oven Chapter List Table of Contents Installation Operation Components Functional Characteristic Repair Guide Line Troubleshooting Marketing Information Bio Energy2 / KA Steam © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 3 Table of Contents   Lamp Installation  Door Hinge Soft Closing Mechanism  Dimensions  Handling   Electric connection Functional Characteristic  Working Cycle of Induction Function  Operation   Repair Guide Line Overview  Induction Plate ...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents   Trouble Shooting Bio Energy Step 2   Failure Codes Mechanical Modification   Test Program Banana Heating Element   Wiring Diagram Cavity Fan Double Speed  Wiring Diagram  A-30% ECO Forced Air Description ...
  • Page 5 Installation Dimensions Handling Electric connection © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 6 Installation Dimensions When installing the Induction Oven it doesn‟t differs much to traditional ovens in respect of special cupboard requirements. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 7 Installation Handling To safely move the oven, use the handle provided in the accessories pack. Insert the handle securely into the lateral holes and lift the handle up as shown in the pictures below .  The wire handle is not available as spare part. ©...
  • Page 8 Installation Handling PREPARING THE HOUSING UNIT • Kitchen units in contact with the oven must be heat resistant (min 90°C). • Carry out all cabinet cutting work before fitting the oven in the housing and carefully remove all wood chips and saw dust. •...

  • Page 9: Electrical Connection

    Installation Electrical connection The power cord is already preassembled. The interference filter is a screw less connection for the power cord using 6.3mm plug contact. For using the oven either a plug have to be installed or a direct installation to the wall socket.
  • Page 10 Installation Electrical connection ELECTRICAL CONNECTION (only in some models) Make sure the power voltage specified on the appliance data plate is the same as the mains voltage. The data plate is on the front edge of the oven (visible when the door is open). •...
  • Page 11 Installation Electrical connection Electrical setting of power level In the Menu “Settings” of the oven there is also the power high or low setting according to the house installation adjustable. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 12 Operation Overview Induction Plate Induction Functions © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 13 Operation Overview The induction oven is equipped with an electrical socket on the rear wall of the oven to supply power to the heating element inside the induction plate when plugged in. The induction plate is designed to work together with the induction cooking vessel supplied with the oven.
  • Page 14 Operation Overview 8. Lower heating element (not visible) 1. Control panel 9. Door 2. Upper heating element/grill 10. Position of shelves (the number of shelves is 3. Cooling fan (not visible) indicated on the front of the oven) 4. Dataplate (not to be removed) 11.
  • Page 15 Operation Overview ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED A.WIRE SHELF (1): the wire shelf can be used to grill food or as a support for pans, cake tins and other ovenproof cooking receptacles. B. DRIP TRAY (1): the drip tray is designed to be positioned under the wire shelf in order to collect fat or as an oven tray for cooking meat, fish, vegetables, focaccia, etc.
  • Page 16 Operation Induction Plate INDUCTION PLATE The Induction plate must be inserted at the third shelf position to allow the electrical plug to engage. 1. Use both hands to properly place the induction plate on the third shelf position (Fig. 1). 2.
  • Page 17 Operation Induction Plate COOKING VESSEL Place the cooking vessel on the induction plate, ensuring that the bottom of the vessel lays within the rectangular markings on induction plate glass. 1. Use both hands to place the cooking vessel on the induction plate (Fig. 4). 2.
  • Page 18 Operation Induction Plate REMOVAL OF THE COOKING VESSEL AND INDUCTION PLATE REMOVING THE COOKING VESSEL: IMPORTANT: The induction cooking vessel can become extremely hot. Always use oven gloves to touch and move it. 1. Using both hands, grasp the front handle and partially remove the cooking vessel (Fig. 1). 2.
  • Page 19 Operation Induction Plate REMOVING THE INDUCTION PLATE: IMPORTANT: To ensure a good electrical connection, the induction plate will be securely inserted and will require some slight additional force to be disengaged. Do not remove the induction plate when the cooking vessel or any other accessory is present. Always use oven gloves when induction plate and/or oven are hot.
  • Page 20 Operation Induction Functions INDUCTION FUNCTIONS Thanks to the Induction Heating technology, the oven offers several cooking functions (see Function Description table) which guarantee high cooking performances together with a very fast cooking process and low energy consumption. In order to ensure optimum performance, use the induction plate in combination with the supplied stainless steel cooking vessel (see Inserting Wire Shelves and Other Accessories in the Oven for information on how to insert both the induction plate and the cooking vessel).
  • Page 21 Operation Induction Plate 1. Select Induction Functions using buttons and confirm with , or press 2. Select the food category to be cooked from the proposed list and confirm using 3. According to food category, further subcategory and/or food weight may be selected by scrolling the sub menu with and confirmed with 4.
  • Page 22 Operation Induction Functions © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 23 Operation Induction Functions © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 24 Operation Induction Functions  Cooking Table © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 25 Operation Induction Functions  Cooking Table © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 26 Operation Induction Functions  Cooking Table © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 27 Operation Induction Functions  Tips And Hints Cooking in Induction Mode - Always position the cooking vessel in the centre of the induction plate to ensure uniform cooking heat. - The induction plate may be pulled out to check or stir the food and the door can be kept open during this operation.
  • Page 28 Components Exploded View Overview Components For Induction Overview Wiring Cooling Fan Induction Power Control IPC Cooling Fan Tangential Cavity Fan Thermostat 285°C / 115°C Lamp Door Hinge Soft Close Mechanism © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 29: Exploded View

    Components Exploded View components introduced together with induction oven © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 30 Components Exploded View INDUCTION MODULE FILTER BOARD Induction board and filter are placed together in the same box, at the back right position. Filter Board © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 31 Components Overview Components For Induction  Electronic Axial cooling fan for power output stage Main fuse for induction circuit / fast acting fuse 25A/250V IGBT output amplifier Filter board Bridge rectifier © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 32 Components Overview Components For Induction  Electronic NTC for monitoring heat sink temperature Power supply for Micro Processor Unit, fan etc. Micro Processor Unit for power control © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 33 Components Overview Components For Induction  Electronic Specification of IPC: • Voltage 196 VAC – 263VAC • Frequency 50+/- 2Hz • Maximum theoretical power 3600W © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 34 Basic Information Coil power management © Service Competence Center Service Competence Center...
  • Page 35 Components Overview Components For Induction  Vessel Vessel for food preparation recommended of all recipes described in the cookbook. only this vessel in combination with the induction shelf module. Vessel right positioned on the induction shelf module. The dimensions and function of both parts are aligned together.
  • Page 36 Components Overview Components For Induction  Vessel Vessel is made out of stainless steel. The thickness of the bottom plate is 2,7 mm. The complete surface is satin polished. There is no coating for non stick. Use a soft sponge and suitable liquid detergent.
  • Page 37 Components Overview Components For Induction  Plug Female plug inside the cavity. The 2 metal bolts are never connected to the power and support the guiding of the shelf into the correct position. The contacts of the female plug are only energized when the induction shelf module is correctly connected.
  • Page 38 Components Overview Components For Induction  Plug Front view of the protection cover for the female plug. Rear view of the protection cover for the female plug. The pin in the middle is on the one hand for fixation on the other hand for grounding the shield.
  • Page 39 Components Overview Components For Induction  Shelf 1. Induction tray bottom enamelled 2. Induction coil 3. VETRO ceramic glass glass wool cooper ferrites base © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 40 Functional characteristics Overview Components For Induction  Shelf Overview the interior construction and components. The induction copper coil is under mounted under the white glass wool thermal insulation. The NTC for detecting the actual temperature is mounted in the centre of the induction shelf module. The conduction of heat is managed by an aluminium probe via thermal grease to the NTC.
  • Page 41 Components Overview Components For Induction  Shelf < 2 Ω Ω The induction shelf module has a 5 Pin male socket. In case of a disturbance a disassembly of the induction shelf module in not foreseen. Single parts are not available as spares.
  • Page 42 Components Overview Components For Induction  NTC Overview about resistance in relation to temperature dependency: PTN - 312 © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 43 Components Overview Components For Induction  Fuse Specification of fuse IPC filter board: Pos. No. 5620 / 12NC 4801 211 02363 • Rating Voltage 250V • Rating Current 25A / Fast Acting Fuse • Operating temperature -55°C – 125°C © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 44 Components Overview Wiring 2 Pin power connection between Induction Power Control (IPC) and cavity female plug. 3 Pin power and control connection between Induction Power Control (IPC) and axial cooling © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 45 Components Overview Wiring 2 Pin power supply connection between Induction Power Control (IPC) and filter board 2 Pin NTC connection between Induction Power Control (IPC) and cavity female plug © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 46 Components Overview Wiring 3 Pin power line connection between filter board and interference filter 4 Pin communication bus connection between Induction module (IPC) , user interface and ANTARES control board © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 47 Components Cooling Fan Induction Power Control IPC Specification of fan: • Voltage 4-13,2 VDC • Nominal speed 2700 rpm • Nominal noise 48,5 dBA • Brushless motor • Nominal current urrent 0,42-0,5A © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 48 Components Cooling Fan Induction Power Control IPC Single components of cooling fan Coil with electronic circuit on the rear side of the printed circuit board Single components from top down to left, bearing, spring, fanwheel and coil with driver electronic View to the printed circuit board and driver electronic Permanent magnet ©...
  • Page 49 Components Cooling Fan Induction Power Control IPC Mode of operation in the appliance: The fan is a brushless driven. On the printed circuit board a electronic is generating a alternating magnetic field via the coil. This coil is driving the permanent magnet which is glued in the fan wheel .
  • Page 50 Components Cooling Fan Tangential Specification of cooling fan tangential: Pos. No. 4410 / 12NC 4801 211 00062 • Rating Voltage 220V – 240VAC • Rating Frequency 50-60Hz • Nominal Current < 190mA 161 Ω • Nominal Power 17W Ω • Maximum ambient operating temperature 100°C •...
  • Page 51 Components Cooling Fan Tangential Mode of operation in the appliance: The tangential fan is cooling the oven itself, the door glass and the surrounding furniture. The fan speed is fixed because the power is controlled by a relay which is mounted on the control board.
  • Page 52 Components Cavity fan Specification of cavity fan: Pos. No. 4400 / 12NC 4812 361 18492 • Rating Voltage 230VAC • Rating Frequency 50Hz • Nominal Power 25W • Winding resistance T ambient 20°C / 112Ω +/- 10% 112 Ω Ω ©...
  • Page 53 Components Cavity Fan Mode of operation in the appliance: The cavity fan is distributing the hot air consistent in the cavity . The fan speed is fixed because the power is controlled by a relay which is mounted on the control board.
  • Page 54 Functional characteristics Thermostat 285°C Specification of thermostat left upper position: Pos. No. 5570 / 12NC 4810 105 39905 • Rating Voltage 250V • Rating Current 16A • Maximum ambient operating temperature 300°C • Normally closed contact 285°C +/- 15°C • Manual resettable (pull reset pin) •...
  • Page 55 Functional characteristics Thermostat 115°C Specification of thermostat left lower position: Pos. No. 5571 / 12NC 4810 105 16986 • Rating Voltage 250V • Rating Current 16A • Maximum ambient operating temperature 300°C • Normaly closed contact 115°C +0°C/- 5°C • Marking colour red ©...
  • Page 56 Components Lamp Specification of Lamp: Pos. No. 6510 / 12NC 4810 103 91431 Lamp Pos. No. 6520 / 12NC 4801 211 01148 (Lamp with socket) • Rating Voltage 250V • Rating Power 40W © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 57 Components Lamp Lamp behaviour is managed by Navigator through a bit sent to the Control Board to turns ON/OFF the lamp such as following specify:  Lamp ON: • Door Open • Cooking (If cooking function request lamp ON) • Meat Probe inserted and detected (MP board is powered by lamp relay) •...
  • Page 58 Components Lamp  Lamp OFF: • 5 seconds after than door is closed (stand-by or selection status if MP not inserted) • 5 seconds after power ON ( if MP not inserted) • 15 minutes after than door is opened and no user interaction occur (stand-by, selection status;...
  • Page 59 Components Door Hinge Soft Closing Mechanism Lever in oven door Lever in oven door open position closing position The soft closing mechanism is mounted on the left side only. It is a hydraulic system as shown on the technical drawings. ©...
  • Page 60 Components Door Hinge Soft Closing Mechanism To remove the door: 1. Open the door fully. 2. Lift the catches and push them forwards as far as they will go (Fig. 1). 3. Close the door as far as it will go (A), lift it up (B) and turn it (C) until it is released (D) (Fig. 2). To refit the door: 1.
  • Page 61 Functional characteristics Working Cycle Of Induction Function © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 62 Repair Guide Line Control Panel / User Inteface Cavity Interference Filter Thermostat IPC ( Induction Power Control ) Unit © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 63 Disassembly Control Panel User Interface The control panel is mounted on the left and right hand side with 2 shield self tapping screw each. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 64 Disassembly Control Panel User Interface Part 1 For mounting the single components UI and Touch Control PCB follow the sequence of pictures: © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 65 Disassembly Control Panel User Interface Part 2 For mounting the single components UI and Touch Control PCB follow the sequence of pictures: © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 66 Components Cavity View to the inside of the cavity. Newly implemented is the female plug socket on the right lower side: © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 67 Components Cavity  Enamelled Rear Panel Disassembly of the enameled rear panel. Loosen the two self tapping screw on the upper position and flip the rear panel to the front side. The two hooks in the lower area are fixating the rear panel in position. ©...
  • Page 68 Components Cavity  Female Plug Socket Disassembly of the female plug socket. Loosen the two self tapping screw and pull the female plug socket out of the rear wall of the cavity. The connection of the female plug socket are made by 6,3mm contacts.
  • Page 69 Components Interference Filter View to the rear side of the oven. Newly implemented is the interference filter which is mounted with 2 self tapping screws to the rear brace. For power court extension a cable with longer length including the 6.3 mm plugs are required. ©...
  • Page 70 Components Thermostat  Safety Thermostat 285°C The resettable safety thermostat 285°C is mounted with a sheet-metal screw. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 71 Components Thermostat  Safety Thermostat 115°C The non resettable safety thermostat 115°C is mounted with a sheet-metal screw. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 72 Components IPC ( Induction Power Control ) Unit View to the top view of the oven. Newly implemented induction power control so called IPC, the filter board and the cooling fan for the IPC © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 73 Components IPC ( Induction Power Control ) Unit The Induction power board IPC is fixed with 3 self tapping Philips screws. When disassembling the board from the plastic bracket start with lifting the heat sink and slide it to the same side where the heat sink is mounted. On the opposite side the printed circuit board is fixed with 2 screws.
  • Page 74 Components IPC ( Induction Power Control ) Filter The filter board is fixed with 3 self tapping Philips screws. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 75 Components IPC ( Induction Power Control ) Cooling Fan The cooling fan for the Induction power board IPC is fixed with 3 self tapping Philips screws. When the screw are removed the fan can be replaced after disconnecting the 3Pin connector on the IPC.

  • Page 76: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Failure Codes Test Program Wiring Diagram © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 77 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Probe error The reading of the ohm value of the temperature probe is out of range (value<900Ω or value>3100Ω). Failure code has to be recognized after 30 seconds of measurement out of the limits.
  • Page 78 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Temperature error If the door is unlocked0 T over threshold 1 = 2150Ω for at least 15 min. If “Self Clean”=1 & the door is locked T over threshold 1 = 2790Ω for at least 15 min.
  • Page 79 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Configuration The data contained in the Configuration data set error part of the memory are not consistent. This failure has to be shown even if the Tested Flag is not set to TESTED. Wrong EEPROM data access both in writing and reading operation.
  • Page 80 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Communication This failure can happen only in the Error configuration where others WIDE node are connected to the BUS. Max number (30) of WIDE errors reached. The failure appears if the communication is lost for 30 sec. If the communication is restored the failure is erased and the oven returns to work normally.
  • Page 81 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition UI EEPROM error Wrong EEPROM data access both in writing and reading operation. Data contained in memory are not consistent (CRC calculated by the SW is not equal to the value stored in memory). ©...
  • Page 82 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition UI SPI memory The data contained in the SPI memory error are not consistent (CRC calculated by the SW is not equal to the value stored in memory). Wrong UI SPI memory data access both in writing and reading operation ©...
  • Page 83 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Current value The current read is out of the range for Error 5 seconds: higher than 19A if the oven is a 16A, 15A if the oven is a 13A, 12A if the oven is a 10A.
  • Page 84 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Meat Probe error The value read is out of the range. The value read is out of the allowed values for 30 seconds: lower than 0 c or greater than 120 C Switch OFF all the loads Manage Cooling fan in accordance with AM specs...
  • Page 85 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Meat Probe error The value read is out of the range. The value read is out of the allowed values for 30 seconds: lower than 0 c or greater than 120 C. The failure has to be checked only if some water is in the tank (at least minimum level is read).
  • Page 86 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Coil 1/2 Under Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Current power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph The Current averaged every half period is less than 3 Ampere for at least 1 Mains half cycle when the coil is energized.
  • Page 87 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Main Frequency Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Wrong power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Wrong frequency detected (Out of 50Hz 5%), for more than 5 seconds.
  • Page 88 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Main Relay Stuck Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 89 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Fan blocked Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph. Fan frequency is out of the range (10-120Hz) for at least 5 seconds, if the value is lower than 10Hz the fan is powered with the maximum duty;...
  • Page 90 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Wrong Vref/2 value Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph The sampled Vref_2 is different from 2.5V for 12 seconds.
  • Page 91 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Mains Zero Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Crossing missing power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph. © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 92 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Heatsink NTC open Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC or shorted power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph The Heat Sink Temperature is out of range (- 40 C –...
  • Page 93 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Board NTC open or Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC shorted power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Board Temperature is out of range (-10 C – 87 C) for at least 1 sec.
  • Page 94 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Coil1/2 NTC Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC shorted power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Coil NTC over 240 C for at least 1 sec. The failure is cleared when a Temperature lower than 240 C is detected for at least 1 seconds.
  • Page 95 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Coil1/2 NTC open Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Coil NTC under 16 C for at least 30 sec. The failure is cleared when a Temperature greater than 16 C is detected for at least 1 seconds.
  • Page 96 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Dc Link Over Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Voltage power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Dc Link voltage is greater than limit for at least 30sec.
  • Page 97 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Dc Link Under Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Voltage power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Dc Link voltage is lower than limit for at least 30sec.
  • Page 98 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition WIDE This failure has to be displayed if communication communication between AEVO and IPC error not occur. Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph.
  • Page 99 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Eprom Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Configuration Error power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph The data contained in the Configuration part of the memory are not consistent.
  • Page 100 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition Io Port Error Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph The data read from microcontroller during the IO port check is not consistent.
  • Page 101 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition F103 Board or Heat Sink Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC over temperature power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Board or Heat Sink NTC over 100 C ©...
  • Page 102 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition F104 Coil 1/2 Over Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC Temperature power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Coil NTC over 240 C for at least 1 sec. The failure is cleared when a Temperature lower than 240 C is detected for at least 1 seconds ©...
  • Page 103 Troubleshooting Failure Codes Code Failure Meaning / Condition F105 Coil 1/2 NTC Stuck Switch OFF all the loads, except IPC power relay ,Manage Cooling fan and door lock in accordance with specified in the dedicated paragraph Coil NTC stuck on one value. ©...
  • Page 104 Installation Circuit Wiring Diagram © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 105: Marketing Information

    Marketing information Project Description Ramp Up Benefits Outlook © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 106: Project Description

    Marketing Information Project Description Induction oven is an electrical oven based on Minerva 67 ltr. premium platform provided with an additional induction tray including a rectangular induction coil. The induction tray is powered by means of an electric male plug the counter female connector is mounted in the rear side of the cavity.

  • Page 107: Ramp Up

    Marketing Information Ramp Up First units are produced in week 45 / 2012  10 pcs (AKZM 8900/IX), week 46 / 2012 24 pcs (BLIMS9100PT). These are samples mostly for country presentation and show rooms. Production in 2013 are: BIVM 8100PT  8556491 22000 qty. 24pcs  for Swiss (Order to Invoice 22.02.2013) BK AKZM 8790/IX...

  • Page 108: Benefits

    Marketing Information Benefits  Consumers are looking for latest technologies to improve their life …  Willing to save cooking time and energy , without compromise on cooking results …  Propose the best oven worldwide: save more than 30% Energy, faster up to 25%, while offering excellent cooking performances ...

  • Page 109: Outlook

    Marketing Information Outlook  Consumers are looking for latest technologies to improve their life …  Willing to save cooking time and energy , without compromise on Cooking results …  Propose the Best Oven worldwide: save more than 30% NRJ, faster up to 25%, Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3...
  • Page 110 Marketing Information Comparison vs. Traditional oven > Induction oven © Service Competence Center Service Competence Center...
  • Page 111 Marketing Information Induction oven: Comparison vs. Competitors INDUCTION B O S C H A E G M I E L E OVEN Food category Time Energy Result Time Energy Result Time Energy Result Time Energy Result & selected procedure (min) (kWh) (score) (min)
  • Page 112 Documents • I.F.U. © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 113: Ifu

    Documents © Service Competence Center Service Competence Center...

  • Page 114: Bio Energy Step 2

    Bio Energy Step 2 Bio Energy Step 2 / Minerva Platform © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 115: Mechanical Modification

    Bio Energy Step 2 Mechanical Modifications Mechanical Modifications: Chimney closure Insulation on the rear design optimized Baffle all enameled without top reflector Full pyro insulation © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 116 Bio Energy Step 2 Mechanical Modifications  With chimney Air flow with chimney: © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 117 Bio Energy Step 2 Mechanical Modifications  Without chimney Air floe without chimney: © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 118: Banana Heating Element

    Bio Energy Step 2 Banana Heating Element Specification Banana Heating Element: Pos. No. 4510 / 12NC 4810 103 68831 • Rating Voltage 230VAC • Rating Current 5A 43-48 Ω • Rating Power 1150 W +/- 6% Ω • Resistance 43 – 48 Ω...
  • Page 119 Bio Energy Step 2 Banana Heating Element Mode of operation in the appliance: The double banana heating element are driven with 2300W in all cycles except the ECO Forced Air Function. In the Eco program the heating elements are switch not always one or both on due to the fact reaching the classification for A-40.

  • Page 120: Cavity Fan Double Speed

    Bio Energy Step 2 Cavity Fan Double Speed Specification Cavity Fan Double Speed: Pos. No. 4400 / 12NC 4810 105 40574 • Rating Voltage 220V-240 VAC • Rating Current 0,15A – 0,18A • Rating Power 14-22W / 6-10W +/- 15% •...
  • Page 121 Bio Energy Step 2 Cavity Fan Double Speed Mode of operation in the appliance: The cavity fan double speed are driven normally with 1200 rpm. Exception is the ECO Forced Air Function were the speed can be also 800rpm. The speed is depending from the program which has been activated.

  • Page 122: Wiring Diagram

    Bio Energy Step 2 Wiring Diagram Legende fehlt © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 123: A-30% Eco Forced Air Description

    Bio Energy Step 2 A-30% ECO Forced Air Description A-30% ECO Forced Air Description : • Cooling Fan delay: 15' • Eco mode always ON • NO pre-heating • Heaters period: 60s; Cavity fan period: 60s First Phase: Ring and Grill are ON, duration 11', Cavity Fan is pulsed (30s OFF and 30s ON without considering fan inertia) Second Phase: Ring element is ON, duration about 60', Cavity Fan is pulsed (45/48s OFF and 15/12s ON without considering fan inertia, depending on models)
  • Page 124 Bio Energy Step 2 A-30% ECO Forced Air Description Description: To cook stuffed roasts and meat in pieces on one shelf. This function uses discontinuous, delicate fan assistance, which prevents excessive drying of foods. In this ECO function the light remains off during cooking and can be temporarily switched on again by pressing the confirm button.

  • Page 125: A-40% Eco Forced Air Description

    Bio Energy Step 2 A-40% ECO Forced Air Description A-40% ECO Forced Air Description : • Double ring element • Double speed cavity fan motor • Cooling Fan delay: 30` • Eco mode always ON • NO pre-heating • Heaters period: 60s; Cavity fan period: 60s •...
  • Page 126 Bio Energy Step 2 A-40% ECO Forced Air Description Description: To cook stuffed roasts and meat in pieces on one shelf. This function uses discontinuous, delicate fan assistance, which prevents excessive drying of foods. In this ECO function the light remains off during cooking and can be temporarily switched on again by pressing the confirm button.

  • Page 127: Model Overview

    Q1 2012 Platform A FLAGSHIP A FLAGSHIP A FLAGSHIP A-40% 1 SKU’s other countries A-30% A-30% MINERVA 67 G2 MF8* A-20% A-20 % G2 STD MF8 A-20% Pyro, KA, STD Integrated A-10 % G2 STD MF5 G2 MF5 PYRO Hanlde, STD HE door : NAV – G2 A-10% G2 STD MF5 A-10% STD FGV door NAV –...
  • Page 128 KA Modular Steam Oven Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Oven/ Minerva Platform © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 129: Kitchen Aid Modular Steam

    Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Project Description The steam oven is a traditional oven (with normal behaviors) that has the possibility to plug a special tray with different accessory that allows to make new cooking: Professional steam functions  assisted steam cooking functions with the steam accessory, it is possible to change the oven temperature Pure steam ...

  • Page 130: Mechanical And Electrical Structure

    Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure View to the Steam Tray © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 131 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Steam Tray used in the oven © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 132 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Electrical connection and the general mechanical structure © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 133 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Overview of single components used in steam ovens © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 134 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Overview of single components used in steam ovens © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 135 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Overview of single components used in steam ovens © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 136 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Mechanical And Electrical Structure Overview of single components used in steam ovens © Service Competence Center...

  • Page 137: Function

    Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Meat Pure Steam Poultry Food Types ARTISAN Fish STEAM Custom Steam Stuffed Vegetables High Power ARTISAN Medium Power Low Power The favourite position is lost Steam function is instead visible in the main selection. For the future, easy upgrade to higher value function than “high power” within Artisan cluster (= rename to the new accessory-based function) ©...
  • Page 138 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Function Selector +/- Selector BACK Button OK Button The keys are not back lighted © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 139 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Enable Disable STR_MESS_REMOVEACCESSORY_1 To show the alert on every switch on Mainly for quality reason, if the tray is not plugged the UI shows on every switch on - after the logo animation - the message: Remove the accessory when using traditional cooking methods.
  • Page 140 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Artisan Tray Management The Artisan tray tool is controlled from the control board that can communicate with UI and update all system information. For this type of ovens, is foreseen an electromechanical switch that detect the presence or not of the tray, this presence is read from Control board from pin 1 and 3 (connector P8) that has to send a message to Navigator to inform its about the insertion of the tray.
  • Page 141 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Boiler Load activation For Artisan the first load ON has to be always the GRILL during the traditional functions and Artisan tray during the Steam and Artisan functions, if present into function, the loads will be switched according to a specific algorithm. Note: Management of the boiler load respect to the other loads: once all the heating loads have been distributed during the activation period, the boiler has to be inserted so that its t-ON time finishes at the end of the period.
  • Page 142 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function The following picture shows how the accessory will be connected to the AM. Control Board © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 143 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Two new functions have been added. They replace pre-heat and the favourite function. Artisan Steam functions (picture left), that will contain • Food Types (it will include 4 food types) (default) • Pure Steam • Custom Steam Artisan functions (picture right), that will contain •...
  • Page 144 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function For the Pure steam function it is possible to set: The duration and eventually the end time MAIN ACTION FROM THE USER Same as in conventional oven When the user presses Start, the accessory wizard is shown Food Types Automatic Pure Steam...
  • Page 145 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function For the Custom steam function it is possible to set: • The oven temperature (range 130-200°C) • The steam level, between Low, Medium, High • The duration and eventually the end time • The duration and eventually the end time •...
  • Page 146 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function There are 4 different food types: Meat (default), Poultry, Fish and Stuffed Vegetables Each of them has his own icon, and text with this format © Service Competence Center...
  • Page 147 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function “Artisan Steam cooking function for Meat” (or Fish, Poultry, Stuffed vegetables) For any Food Type it is possible to set: The oven temperature in a limited range (160-200°C). The duration and eventually the end time For meat and poultry it is possible to plug the Meat Probe MAIN ACTION FROM THE USER Same as in conventional oven...
  • Page 148 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Within the Artisan cluster there are 3 function: Low/Medium/High power. They have their own icon and share the same text “Artisan Function” For each Artisan Function it is possible to set: The oven temperature is automatic The duration and eventually the end time MAIN ACTION FROM THE USER Same as in conventional oven...
  • Page 149 Within those functions, as soon as the Probe is detected, after the Pop-up confirmation the layout change according to the pictures above (similar to the current Minerva with steam) It is possible to set the Probe temperature while the duration/end time can not be set and will not be visible.
  • Page 150 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function When the user confirms START from PRG “ready to start” State, the UI inform the user to plug the correct accessory with different message/icon according to: The selected function (see above) If the accessory is already plugged (it affect only the text, not the icon). See table below for the 2 scenario Functions confirm START with tray UNPLUGGED...
  • Page 151 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function The behavior changes according to the oven state and if the tray is plugged or unplugged STATE TO PLUG ACCESSORY TO UNPLUG ACCESSORY Shows the confirmation message Shows the confirmation message OFF/ STANDBY R1: Accessory inserted R1: Accessory Removed then come back to OFF/STANDBY then come back to OFF/STANDBY...
  • Page 152 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Enable Disable To show the alert on every switch on It is possible to disable the alert message at every switch on by change the “Accessory Alert” setting This setting is the last element in the current setting list When selected, it gives the user two options: R1: Enable R2: Disable...
  • Page 153 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function Icon open Unplug the accessory The user is not allowed to start a traditional cooking if the accessory is detected plugged If the condition above happens, after the standard PRG “insert food” message, the UI shows: R1: Unplug the accessory As soon as the user unplugs the accessory (with the confirmation message), the oven...
  • Page 154 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function The oven is hot Please remove the accessory The UI suggest the user to take out the accessory if: The temperature is above 220 °C The tray is plugged The behavior can happen both in programs (or any ON states) and in OFF It shows the pop-up the layout above ©...
  • Page 155 Kitchen Aid Modular Steam Function All the acoustic feedback are the same of to the conventional oven plus.  When the induction tray is plugged or unplugged, in any state, there is a medium ( around 500ms single beep. © Service Competence Center...

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