If your Welbilt OES mini easyTouch Series Convotherm 10.10 is stuck on a rinse cycle, it is likely due to an interrupted automatic cleaning cycle. The oven automatically runs a safety rinsing cycle after an interruption and will not operate until this cycle is complete. To fix it:

1. Allow the rinse cycle to complete fully.
2. Do not attempt to operate the oven during this cycle.
3. Ensure there is enough cleaning agent and rinse aid in the system.

Once the cycle is done, the oven should be operable again.

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Summary of Contents for Welbilt Convotherm OES mini easyTouch Series

Page 1 Combi oven Read instructions before use OES mini easyTouch User manual - Original, ENG...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents General EC Declaration of Conformity Environmental protection Identifying your combi oven Structure of customer documentation Essential reading relating to safety About this user manual Design and function Basic principle of operation of the combi oven Design and function of the combi oven (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) Layout and function of the combi oven (6.10 mini 2in1) Shelf options and load weight...
Page 4 Table of Contents The Settings 5.3.1 The Settings page 5.3.2 The General menu 5.3.3 The 'Language / Cookbook' menu 5.3.4 The Transfer menu 5.3.5 The Logbook menu 5.3.6 The 'Date / Time' menu 5.3.7 The Sounds menu 5.3.8 The Password menu 5.3.9 The Backup/Restore menu 5.3.10...
Page 5 Table of Contents Putting away and retrieving the core temperature probe Inserting the USB stick Cleaning and Servicing Cleaning instructions and cleaning agents 9.1.1 Cleaning instructions 9.1.2 Cleaning agents Cleaning programs and cleaning tasks 9.2.1 Safe working when cleaning 9.2.2 Cooling the cooking chamber 9.2.3 Automatic cooling of the cooking chamber...
Page 6: General
EN 55014-2: 1997 + A1: 2001 + A2: 2008 ■ Authorized representative The following person is authorized to compile the technical documentation in accordance with Annex II A Section 2 of Directive 2006/42/EC Convotherm Elektrogeräte GmbH, Welbilt, Talstraße 35, 82436 Eglfing, Germany. Eglfing, 06.03.2018 Reine Wasner i.V.
Page 7: Environmental Protection
1 General 1.2 Environmental protection Statement of principles Our customers' expectations, the legal regulations and standards and our company's own reputation set the quality and service for all our products. We have an environmental management policy that not only ensures compliance with all environmen‐ tal regulations and laws, but also commits us to continuous improvement of our green credentials.
Page 8: Identifying Your Combi Oven
1 General 1.3 Identifying your combi oven Position of type plate The type plate is located on the left-hand side of the combi oven. Layout and structure of the type plate You can use the type plate to identify your appliance. The type plate has the following layout: Item Name Name of appliance...
Page 9: Structure Of Customer Documentation
1 General 1.4 Structure of customer documentation Contents of customer documentation The customer documentation for the combi oven includes the following documents: Installation manual ■ User manual (this document) ■ Operating instructions for easyStart mode ■ Help facility included in the software (extracts from the user manual) ■...
Page 10: Essential Reading Relating To Safety
1 General 1.5 Essential reading relating to safety Safety information in the customer documentation Safety information relating to the combi oven mainly appears in the installation manual and the user manual. The installation manual contains the safety information for the tasks covered by the manual and which are performed when moving, setting up and installing the appliance and when putting the appliance into service and removing the appliance from service.
Page 11: About This User Manual
1 General 1.6 About this user manual Purpose This user manual is intended for all people who work with the combi oven, and provides them with the necessary information for carrying out operating tasks, cleaning jobs and minor servicing work proper‐ ly and safely.
Page 12 1 General Notation for decimal points A decimal point is always used in order to achieve international standardization. User manual...
Page 13: Design And Function
2 Design and function 2 Design and function Purpose of this chapter This chapter describes the design and construction of the combi oven and explains its functions. 2.1 Basic principle of operation of the combi oven Main cooking programs In your combi oven you can cook a range of food. The combi oven can employ the following main cooking programs to do this: Steam ■...
Page 14: Design And Function Of The Combi Oven (6.06/6.10/10.10 Mini)
2 Design and function 2.2 Design and function of the combi oven (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) Layout of the combi oven The following figure shows the 6.06 mini combi oven (representative of all appliance sizes): Components of the combi ovens and their function The components of the combi oven have the following function: Name Function...
Page 15: Layout And Function Of The Combi Oven (6.10 Mini 2In1)
2 Design and function 2.3 Layout and function of the combi oven (6.10 mini 2in1) Layout of the combi oven The following diagram shows the combi oven: Components of the combi ovens and their function The components of the combi oven have the following function: Name Function Picture...
Page 16: Shelf Options And Load Weight
2 Design and function 2.4 Shelf options and load weight Shelf options The following table shows the shelf options: Capacity 6.06 mini 6.10 mini 10.10 mini 6.10 mini 2in1 Quantity GN 2/3 depth 40 mm [Qty] GN 2/3 depth 65 mm [Qty] [Qty] Plate up to Æ...
Page 17: Layout And Function Of The Operating Panel
2 Design and function 2.5 Layout and function of the operating panel Layout of the operating panel The following illustration shows the operating panel: Layout of the operating panel (6.10 mini 2in1) The following illustration shows the operating panel: Elements of the operating panel The elements of the operating panel have the following function: Name Function...
Page 18: For Your Safety
3 For your safety 3 For your safety Purpose of this chapter This chapter provides you with all the information you need in order to use the combi oven safely with‐ out putting yourself or others at risk. This is a particularly important chapter that you should read through carefully. 3.1 ...
Page 19: Intended Use Of Your Combi Oven
3 For your safety 3.2 Intended use of your combi oven Intended use The combi oven is designed and built solely for cooking different foodstuffs in standard-sized food ■ containers (e.g. Gastronorm containers, standard baking trays). Steam, convection and combi- steam (non-pressurized superheated steam) are used for this purpose.
Page 20: Warning Signs On The Combi Oven (6.06/6.10/10.10 Mini)
3 For your safety 3.3 Warning signs on the combi oven (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) Where are the warning signs fitted? The following figure shows the 6.06 mini combi oven (representative of all mini appliance sizes): The warning signs are located in the following positions: Warnings on the appliance door The following warning signs (2) are fitted on the appliance door above the door handle: Warning sign...
Page 21 3 For your safety Warning signs on the combi oven case The following warning signs (1) are fitted on the case of the combi oven: Warning sign Description High voltage / electric shock hazard warning There is a risk of electric shock from live parts if the safety cover is opened. User manual...
Page 22: Warning Signs On The Combi Oven (6.10 Mini 2In1)
3 For your safety 3.4 Warning signs on the combi oven (6.10 mini 2in1) Where are the warning signs fitted? The warning signs are located in the following positions on the combi oven: Warnings on the appliance door The following warning signs (2) are fitted on the appliance doors above the door handles: Warning sign Description Warning of hot food, hot food containers and hot liquids...
Page 23 3 For your safety Warning signs on the case of the cleaning agent drawers The following warning sign (3) is mounted on the case of the cleaning agent drawers: Warning sign Description High voltage / electric shock hazard warning There is a risk of electric shock from live parts if the safety cover is opened. User manual...
Page 24: Summary Of Hazards
3 For your safety 3.5 Summary of hazards General rules for dealing with hazards and safety precautions The combi oven is designed to protect the user from all hazards that can reasonably be avoided by design measures. The actual purpose of the combi oven, however, means that there are still residual risks; you must therefore take precautions to avoid them.
Page 25 3 For your safety Hot liquids Foodstuffs are cooked in the combi oven. These foodstuffs may also be liquid, or liquefy during cook‐ ing. This poses: A risk of scalding from hot liquids, which may be spilled if not handled properly. ■...
Page 26: Hazards And Safety Precautions During Operation
3 For your safety 3.6 Hazards and safety precautions during operation Safety hazard: heat - hot surfaces When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety does the hazard arise? device...
Page 27 3 For your safety Safety hazard: heat - hot steam/vapour When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety does the hazard arise? device Risk of scalding from In front of the combi oven if Check the condition of the...
Page 28 3 For your safety Safety hazard: heat - miscellaneous When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety does the hazard arise? device Risk of fire from heat If flammable materials, gases Do not store flammable None...
Page 29 3 For your safety Safety hazard: contamination of foodstuffs When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk from microbiologi‐ When the food cold-chain is Make sure that the cold None...
Page 30 3 For your safety Safety hazard: moving appliances supported on a wheeled platform When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of crushing of While appliances are being Only move appliances...
Page 31 3 For your safety Safety hazard: water When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of falling on wet If appliances on wheeled plat‐...
Page 32: Hazards And Safety Precautions During Cleaning
3 For your safety 3.7 Hazards and safety precautions during cleaning Safety hazard: cleaning agent When cleaning the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of chemical burns...
Page 33 3 For your safety Safety hazard: contamination of foodstuffs When cleaning the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Only for 6.10 mini 2in1: When cooking is taking place Never cook and clean si‐...
Page 34 3 For your safety Safety hazard: heat When cleaning the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? A risk of burns from hot On the outside of the appli‐...
Page 35 3 For your safety Safety hazard: moving appliances supported on a wheeled platform When operating the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive actions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? All specified hazards While appliances are being Before moving applian‐...
Page 36 3 For your safety Safety hazard: electrical power When cleaning the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of electric shock If the appliance comes into Do not wash down the None...
Page 37 3 For your safety Safety hazard: mechanical parts of the appliance When cleaning the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of hands being When cleaning in the ventila‐...
Page 38: Hazards And Safety Precautions During Servicing
3 For your safety 3.8 Hazards and safety precautions during servicing Safety hazard: heat When servicing the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety does the hazard arise? device A risk of burns from hot...
Page 39 3 For your safety Safety hazard: moving appliances supported on a wheeled platform Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? All specified hazards While appliances are being Disconnect the appliance Retaining de‐ ■ moved on a wheeled platform from the electrical supply vice...
Page 40 3 For your safety Safety hazard: electrical power When servicing the appliance, be aware of the following hazards and take the specified preventive ac‐ tions: Danger Where or in what situations Preventive action Safety device does the hazard arise? Risk of electric shock Under covers Servicing work carried Covers...
Page 41: Safety Devices (6.06/6.10/10.10 Mini)
3 For your safety 3.9 Safety devices (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) Meaning The combi oven has a number of safety devices to protect the user from hazards. It is absolutely es‐ sential that all safety devices are fitted, secured correctly and in working order when operating the combi oven.
Page 42 3 For your safety Safety device Function Check For the safety catch op‐ Prevents scalding of user's When appliance is cool, check tion: face and hands from escaping door positions as described in steam 'Opening and closing the ap‐ On-latch position of ap‐ pliance door safely' on page pliance door Suction panel in cook‐...
Page 43: Safety Devices (6.10 Mini 2In1)
3 For your safety 3.10 Safety devices (6.10 mini 2in1) Meaning The combi oven has a number of safety devices to protect the user from hazards. It is absolutely es‐ sential that all safety devices are fitted, secured correctly and in working order when operating the combi oven.
Page 44 3 For your safety Safety device Function Check Spray-guard Stops the cleaning agent being Test is a software function injected during fully automatic cleaning (ConvoClean system) picture) when the appliance door is opened Prompt to close the appliance door Block on simultaneous Prevents cooking being per‐...
Page 45: Requirements To Be Met By Personnel, Working Positions
3 For your safety 3.11 Requirements to be met by personnel, working positions Requirements to be met by personnel The table shows the skills required to perform the specified roles. One person may perform more than one role depending on need and organization of work, provided this person has the skills required for the role concerned.
Page 46: Personal Protective Equipment
3 For your safety 3.12 Personal protective equipment Operation and servicing Activity Materials used Personal protective equipment Loading / removing food None Work wear as specified in country-specific stand‐ ards and directives (BGR 111 in Germany) for kitchen work, in particular: Protective clothing ■...
Page 47: First Operating Steps
4 First operating steps 4 First operating steps 4.1 Turning the combi oven on and off Switching on the combi oven To switch on the combi oven, follow the steps below: Step Action Illustration Switch on the combi oven. If you were previously working in the easyTouch mode and then switched the combi oven off, the combi oven will then start in the easyTouch mode.
Page 48: Switching From Easystart To Easytouch
4 First operating steps 4.2 Switching from easyStart to easyTouch Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: You are on the start page for easyStart mode. ■ Switching from easyStart to easyTouch To switch from easyStart to easyTouch, follow the steps below: Step Action Button...
Page 49: Basic Working Procedure For Cooking With Easytouch
4 First operating steps 4.3 Basic working procedure for cooking with easyTouch How to do it Using the combi oven for cooking is very simple and only involves these 7 steps: Step Action How to do it: Switch on the combi oven. Turning the combi oven on / off on page 47 Select one of the two cooking chambers Switching cooking chamber...
Page 50: Basic Working Procedure For Regenerating With Easytouch
4 First operating steps 4.4 Basic working procedure for regenerating with easyTouch How to do it Using the combi oven for regenerating is very simple and only involves these 7 steps: Step Action How to do it: Switch on the combi oven. Turning the combi oven on and off on page Select one of the two cooking chambers Switching cooking chamber...
Page 51: Layout Of The Touchscreen
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The touchscreen and its control buttons Your combi oven is operated using a touchscreen. This means that all the combi oven functions are presented as control buttons on various pages of the touchscreen. Simply touch the buttons with your finger to select a function.
Page 52 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The page display icons and what they mean The page display icons are the inverse representation of the buttons used to open the pages con‐ cerned. The following table shows just an example selection from the complete range of icons. The indicators have the following meanings: Indicator Meaning...
Page 53: Layout Of The Work Pages (6.10 Mini 2In1)
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.2 Layout of the work pages (6.10 mini 2in1) The layout of the touchscreen pages for everyday tasks The following screenshot uses the 'Cooking' page to illustrate the layout of a typical page for everyday work.
Page 54 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Displaying the cooking-program status of the cooking chamber not currently shown. A number of indicators are used to display the cooking-program status of the cooking chamber not currently shown on the touchscreen. These indicators are illustrated in the table below for the example situation in which cooking chamber 1 is not currently displayed on the touchscreen.
Page 55: The Start Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.3 The Start page Appearance The buttons and what they do The buttons in the Start page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Cooking Opens the 'Cooking' page: Page for entering data for cooking programs using ■...
Page 56: The Cook Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.4 The Cook page How to access the 'Cooking' page The 'main selection' buttons The 'main selection' buttons on the 'Cooking' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Steam Selects the Steam cooking program Combi-steam Selects the Combi-steam cooking program Convection...
Page 57 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'management' buttons The 'Management' buttons on the 'Cooking' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Go back one cooking step Goes back one step of the cooking program ■ ■ (during program entry) TrayTimer (optional) Starts the use of empty shelves while a main cook‐...
Page 58 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The keypad for entering the cooking time The buttons on the keypad have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Numerical values For entering hours, minutes and seconds Delete Deletes all entries Confirm Saves the respective entry to the cooking profile Continuous mode Disables the timer...
Page 59: The Easystart Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.5 The easyStart page How to access the 'easyStart' page! Reference to the easyStart operating instructions For the layout of the easyStart work pages, see the easyStart operating instructions. User manual...
Page 60: The Press&Go Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.6 The Press&Go page How to access the 'Press&Go' page The 'Press&Go' buttons The buttons on the 'Press&Go' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Cooking profile, e.g. Muffins Starts the cooking program immediately Cooking profile, e.g.
Page 61: The Regenerate Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.7 The Regenerate page How to access the 'Regenerating' page The 'main selection' buttons The 'main selection' buttons on the 'Regenerating' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Plate Select the 'Plate' regeneration program Gastronorm Select the Gastronorm regeneration program Banquet...
Page 62 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'management' buttons The 'management' buttons on the 'Regenerating' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function TrayTimer Starts the use of empty shelves while a main regen‐ (while the regenerating pro‐ erating program is running.
Page 63 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'Extra regenerating functions' page The buttons on the 'Extra regenerating functions' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Lower fan speed Reduces the air-flow speed inside the cooking chamber Vapour reducer Reduces the amount of vapour released through the air vent.
Page 64: The Clean Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.1.8 The Clean page How to access the 'Clean' page The 'Cleaning programs' buttons The buttons for the standard cleaning programs have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Semi-automatic cleaning Starts semi-automatic cleaning The 'fully automatic cleaning' buttons The buttons for fully automatic cleaning have the following meanings and functions: Button...
Page 65: The Cookbook
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.2 The cookbook The cookbook This section presents the touchscreen cookbook pages and explains the functions available on each of the pages. 5.2.1 Layout of the cookbook pages (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) The layout of the main cookbook pages The following screenshot uses the 'Product groups' page from the 3 main cookbook pages to illustrate their typical layout.
Page 66 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Buttons common to all pages and what they do The individual buttons are described separately for each page. The navigation area contains buttons that have the same function in all pages: Button Meaning Function Navigation area Close page On the main pages: Goes back to Start page...
Page 67: Layout Of The Cookbook Pages (6.10 Mini 2In1)
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.2.2 Layout of the cookbook pages (6.10 mini 2in1) The layout of the main cookbook pages The following screenshot uses the 'Product groups' page from the 3 main cookbook pages to illustrate their typical layout. The page sectors contain the following functions: Name Function Illustration...
Page 68 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Buttons common to all pages and what they do The individual buttons are described separately for each page. The navigation area contains buttons that have the same function in all pages: Button Meaning Function Cooking chamber selection Select cooking chamber 1 Switches the touchscreen over to cooking chamber...
Page 69: The Favorites Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.2.3 The Favorites page How to access the 'Favourites' page! The 'Favourites' buttons The buttons on the 'Favourites' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Main selection Favorites Displays a list of all cooking profile favourites Product groups Opens the 'Product groups' page Cooking profiles...
Page 70 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Button Meaning Function Remove Removes the selected cooking profile from the Fa‐ vourites list Adds the selected cooking profile to the Favourites list Delete Deletes the selected cooking profile from the system Edit picture Has no action on the 'Edit favourites' page User manual...
Page 71: The 'Product Group' Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.2.4 The 'Product group' page How to access the 'Product groups' page! The 'Product groups' buttons The buttons on the 'Product groups' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Main selection Favorites Opens the 'Favourites' page Product groups Displays a list of all product groups...
Page 72 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Button Meaning Function Scrolls up Down Scrolls down Create a product group Opens the 'Creat a product group' page Edit a product group Opens the 'Edit a product group' page for the selec‐ ted product group Delete Deletes the selected product group The 'Creating a product group' page...
Page 73 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'Manage pictures' page The buttons on the 'Manage pictures' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Main selection Scrolls up Down Scrolls down Folder Selects the folder containing the picture Selects the USB port as the source for the picture (only enabled if a USB stick is connected).
Page 74: The 'Cooking Profiles' Page
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.2.5 The 'Cooking profiles' page How to access the 'Cooking profiles' page! The 'Cooking profiles' buttons The buttons on the 'Cooking profiles' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Main selection Favorites Opens the 'Favourites' page Product groups Opens the 'Product groups' page...
Page 75 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'Manage pictures' page The buttons on the 'Manage pictures' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Main selection Scrolls up Down Scrolls down Folder Selects the folder containing the picture Selects the USB port as the source for the picture (only enabled if a USB stick is connected).
Page 76: The Settings
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3 The Settings The Settings This section presents the touchscreen pages on which you can make settings, and explains the func‐ tions available on each of the pages. 5.3.1 The Settings page How to access the 'Settings' page The 'Settings' buttons The buttons on the 'Settings' page have the following meanings and functions: Button...
Page 77: The General Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.2 The General menu How to access the 'General' menu The 'Miscellaneous' tab The 'Miscellaneous' tab contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function No. of shelves Selects the number of shelves that can be used Temperature Unit Selects °C or °F as the temperature units The 'Food control' tab...
Page 78 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages The 'Navigation' tab (6.10 mini 2in1) The 'Navigation' tab contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function Cooking profile / tray finished Selects the changeover function: When a cooking profile has finished, the ■ touchscreen automatically switches to the relevant cooking chamber This function is preset in the factory...
Page 79: The 'Language / Cookbook' Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.3 The 'Language / Cookbook' menu How to access the 'Language / Cookbook' menu! The 'Language / Cookbook' menu The 'Language / Cookbook' menu has the following functions: Button Meaning Function Languages List of available languages Selection of language required Scrolls up Down...
Page 80: The Transfer Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.4 The Transfer menu How to access the 'Transfer' menu? The 'Transfer' buttons The buttons on the 'Transfer' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Transfer-Time Calendar Selects the transfer date Transfer-Interval Time interval Selects possible time intervals Power on...
Page 81: The Logbook Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.5 The Logbook menu How to access the 'Logbook' menu Layout of the 'Logbook' menu The screenshot below shows the layout of the 'Logbook' menu: Elements of the 'Logbook' menu and their function The elements of the 'Logbook' menu have the following function: Menu type Name Function...
Page 82: The 'Date / Time' Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.6 The 'Date / Time' menu How to access the 'Date / Time' menu! The 'Date / Time' menu The 'Date / Time' menu contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function Calendar For setting today's date Time For setting the actual time User manual...
Page 83: The Sounds Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.7 The Sounds menu How to access the 'Sounds' menu The 'Volume' tab The 'Volume' tab contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function Volume Volume adjustment The 'Sounds' tab The 'Sounds' tab contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function...
Page 84: The Password Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.8 The Password menu How to access the 'Password' menu The 'Password' menu The 'Password' menu contains the following functions: Menu type Meaning Function Current password Encrypted display of the current password for access to easyStart New password Enter the new password for access to easyStart The preset password...
Page 85: The Backup/Restore Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.9 The Backup/Restore menu How to access the 'Backup/Restore' menu The 'Backup/Restore' buttons The buttons on the 'Backup/Restore' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Backup Selects the 'Backup' tab: Data transfer from the appliance to the SD card ■...
Page 86: The 'Import / Export' Menu
5 Layout of the touchscreen pages 5.3.10 The 'Import / Export' menu How to access the 'Import / Export' menu! The 'Import / Export' buttons The buttons on the 'Import/Export' page have the following meanings and functions: Button Meaning Function Import Selects the 'Import' tab: Data transfer from USB stick to appliance ■...
Page 87 5 Layout of the touchscreen pages Button Meaning Function Controls Exports the operating parameters Purpose: Checking the status ■ Format: XML Information for each operating parameter: ■ Name ■ Units ■ Minimum value ■ Maximum value ■ Factory preset ■ Currently set value ■...
Page 88: How To Operate The Touchscreen
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6 How to operate the touchscreen Basic operating principles for the touchscreen This chapter contains step-by-step instructions for basic operations using the touchscreen. 6.1 Entering the cooking data Basic principles of operation This section shows you the basic steps for operating your combi oven. 6.1.1 Switching cooking chamber (6.10 mini 2in1) Switching cooking chamber What happens to the touchscreen when you switch cooking chambers...
Page 89 6 How to operate the touchscreen Define the switch-off criteria: Cooking time or ■ Core temperature ■ Select the 'Extra Cooking functions' page. Select one of the following extra functions if required: Lower fan speed ■ Vapour reducer ■ Start-time preset ■...
Page 90: Entering The Regenerating Program
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.1.3 Entering the regenerating program How to access the 'Regenerating' page Entering the regenerating program To enter your regenerating program, follow the steps below: Step Action Button Select a main regenerating program. Enter the regenerating temperature. Define the switch-off criteria: Regeneration time ■...
Page 91: Selecting Extra Functions And Special Programs
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.2 Selecting extra functions and special programs Basic principles of operation This section shows you the basic steps for operating your combi oven. 6.2.1 Setting Delta-T cooking How to access the 'Cooking' page Setting Delta-T cooking Follow the steps below to enter a program that uses Delta-T cooking: Step Action...
Page 92: Entering Functions While Programs Are Running
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.3 Entering functions while programs are running. Basic principles of operation This section shows you the basic steps for operating your combi oven. 6.3.1 Changing cooking parameters while the program is running Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: You have selected a cooking program or regenerating program.
Page 93: Working With The Cookbook
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4 Working with the cookbook The combi oven cookbook This section shows you how to create, edit and manage cooking profiles in the Cookbook. 6.4.1 Retrieving a cooking profile from the cookbook How to access the 'Favourites' page! Retrieving a cooking profile from Favourites To retrieve a cooking profile from Favourites, follow the steps below: Step...
Page 94 6 How to operate the touchscreen How to access the 'Cooking profiles' page! Retrieving a cooking profile from the saved cooking profiles To retrieve a cooking profile from the cooking profiles saved in the cookbook, follow the steps below: Step Page Action Button...
Page 95: Retrieving A Bakepro Cooking Profile From The Cookbook
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.2 Retrieving a BakePro cooking profile from the cookbook How to access the 'Product groups' page! Retrieving a BakePro cooking profile from the cookbook BakePro is a pre-programmed baking profile with 3 levels. Each BakePro cooking profile consists of 4 cooking steps. The first three cooking steps are pre-pro‐ grammed.
Page 96: Creating A Cooking Profile
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.3 Creating a cooking profile Creating a cooking profile To create a cooking profile, follow the steps below: Step Page Action Button Enter a cooking program. Use the 'Cooking' page to do this. Save the program as a cooking profile. Give the cooking profile a name.
Page 97 6 How to operate the touchscreen Step Page Action Button Assign a picture to the regeneration profile. Confirm the name and picture. More on this ... Next steps Saving / removing a cooking profile under Favourites Save / remove cooking profiles to / from a product group User manual...
Page 98: Changing The Name And Picture Of A Cooking Profile
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.4 Changing the name and picture of a cooking profile How to access the 'Cooking profiles' page! Changing the name and picture of a cooking profile To change the name and picture of a cooking profile, follow the steps below: Step Page Action...
Page 99: Deleting A Cooking Profile From The Cookbook
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.5 Deleting a cooking profile from the cookbook How to access the 'Cooking profiles' page! Deleting a cooking profile from the cookbook To delete a cooking profile from the cookbook, follow the steps below: Step Page Action Button...
Page 100: Saving / Removing A Cooking Profile Under Favourites
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.6 Saving / removing a cooking profile under Favourites How to access the 'Favourites' page! Saving a cooking profile under Favourites To save a cooking profile under Favourites, follow the steps below: Step Page Field Action Button Open the 'Manage favourites' page.
Page 101 6 How to operate the touchscreen Deleting a cooking profile from the cookbook You can also remove a cooking profile from the cookbook working from the Favourites page. To do this, follow the steps below: Step Page Field Action Button Open the 'Manage favourites' page.
Page 102: Create A New Product Group
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.7 Create a new product group How to access the 'Product groups' page! Create a new product group To create a new product group, follow the steps below: Step Page Action Button Open the 'Manage product group' page. Opens the 'Creat a product group' page.
Page 103: Changing The Name And Picture Of A Product Group
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.8 Changing the name and picture of a product group How to access the 'Product groups' page! Changing the name and picture of a product group To change the name and picture of a product group, follow the steps below: Step Page Field...
Page 104: Save / Remove Cooking Profiles To / From A Product Group
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.9 Save / remove cooking profiles to / from a product group How to access the 'Product groups' page! Saving / removing a cooking profile to / from a product group To save a cooking profile to a product group, follow the steps below: Step Page Field...
Page 105 6 How to operate the touchscreen Deleting a cooking profile from the cookbook You can also remove a cooking profile from the cookbook working from the Product Group page. To do this, follow the steps below: Step Page Field Action Button Open the 'Manage product group' page.
Page 106: Delete Product Group
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.4.10 Delete product group How to access the 'Product groups' page! Delete product group To delete a product group, follow the steps below: Step Page Field Action Button Open the 'Manage product group' page. Select the product group that you wish to delete. Delete the product group.
Page 107: Using The Settings To Make Changes
6 How to operate the touchscreen 6.5 Using the Settings to make changes Using the Settings to make changes This section shows you how to make changes using the Settings. 6.5.1 Making settings for both cooking chambers (6.10 mini 2in1) Making settings When making settings, the following rules apply: The settings that are made always apply to both cooking chambers.
Page 108: Cooking And Regenerating
7 Cooking and regenerating 7 Cooking and regenerating Cooking in detail This section shows you what steps you need to follow for cooking and regenerating, and how best to use all the combi oven functions for cooking. 7.1 Working safely with the appliance Your safety and the safety of your staff Before your personnel start working with the combi oven for the first time, familiarize yourself with the information contained in the chapter For your safety on page 18 and make relevant safety arrange‐...
Page 109 7 Cooking and regenerating Additional rules for safe operation of the appliance on a mobile supporting structure (6.06/6.10/10.10 mini) To avoid hazards, the following rules must be observed when operating appliances positioned on a wheeled supporting structure: The retaining device for restricting the range of movement of the assembly (supporting structure ■...
Page 110 7 Cooking and regenerating Growth of micro-organisms in a warm environment Risk of food going bad as a result of micro-organism growth in a warm environment (temperature range 30 – 65 °C) When the appliance is being used for holding food at temperature or low-temperature cooking, placing cold food in the cooking chamber may reduce the temperature in the cooking chamber so far that micro-organisms can grow to a critical level.
Page 111: Cooking With Press&Go
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.2 Cooking with Press&Go For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The combi oven is cleaned properly.
Page 112: Cooking As Part Of The Daily Routine
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.3 Cooking as part of the daily routine For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The combi oven is cleaned properly.
Page 113 7 Cooking and regenerating Step Action Button Place the food inside the cooking chamber as soon as you are prompted to do so. Close the appliance door. Result: Your cooking program runs, with the remaining cooking ■ time displayed in the page header. If the SteamProtect function is available, moisture is re‐...
Page 114: Regenerating As Part Of The Daily Routine
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.4 Regenerating as part of the daily routine For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The combi oven is cleaned properly.
Page 115: Next Steps
7 Cooking and regenerating Step Action Button Place the food inside the cooking chamber as soon as you are prompted to do so. Close the appliance door. Result: Your regenerating program runs, with the remaining re‐ ■ generation time displayed in the page header. An audible signal is given as soon as the regenerating ■...
Page 116: Manual Steaming During Cooking
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.5 Manual steaming during cooking Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: You have selected one of the 'combi-steam' or 'convection' programs. ■ One of these cooking programs is running. ■ Manual steaming during cooking Follow the steps below to steam the food during cooking: Step Action...
Page 117: Using Spare Shelves During Cooking
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.6 Using spare shelves during cooking For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: Apart from the cooking time, the additional food to be cooked needs the same conditions as the...
Page 118: Using Spare Shelves During Regenerating
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.7 Using spare shelves during regenerating For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: Apart from the regeneration time, the additional food to be regenerated needs the same conditions...
Page 119: Cooling The Cooking Chamber
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.8 Cooling the cooking chamber For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Purpose You can use the 'Cool down' extra function for rapid cooling of the cooking chamber so that you can start a lower-temperature cooking program sooner than normally possible.
Page 120: Automatic Cooling Of The Cooking Chamber
7 Cooking and regenerating 7.9 Automatic cooling of the cooking chamber Purpose You can use the 'SafeCoolDown' function for automatic cooling of the cooking chamber before placing food inside, so that you can start a cooking program at a lower temperature than before. The appliance door stays shut throughout the automatic cooling process, making working with your combi oven even safer.
Page 121: How To Do It Correctly
8 How to do it correctly 8 How to do it correctly Main handling operations for the combi oven This chapter describes how to perform some of the main repetitive handling tasks that will arise when operating the combi oven. 8.1 Working safely with the appliance Your safety and the safety of your staff Before your personnel start working with the combi oven for the first time, familiarize yourself with the...
Page 122: Opening And Closing The Appliance Door Safely
8 How to do it correctly 8.2 Opening and closing the appliance door safely For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Make sure that the appliance is secured against slipping if placed on a work surface.
Page 123: Opening And Closing The Appliance Door Safely (With Safety Catch Option)
8 How to do it correctly 8.3 Opening and closing the appliance door safely (with safety catch option) For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 124: Loading And Removing Food
8 How to do it correctly 8.4 Loading and removing food For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Hot liquids Risk of scalding from hot liquids Spilling liquid foods can result in scalds to face and hands.
Page 125 8 How to do it correctly More on this ... How to do it correctly Opening and closing the appliance door safely User manual...
Page 126: Inserting And Removing Racks
8 How to do it correctly 8.5 Inserting and removing racks For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Removing racks (6.06 mini) To remove a rack, follow the steps below: Step...
Page 127 8 How to do it correctly Removing racks (6.10 mini/6.10 mini 2in1) To remove a rack, follow the steps below: Step Action Illustration Lift the rack up slightly at the front (1) and lift it over the front mount (2). Pull the rack forwards slightly (3) and lift it over the rear mount (4).
Page 128 8 How to do it correctly Removing racks (10.10 mini) To remove a rack, follow the steps below: Step Action Illustration Push the rack upwards (1) and lift it over the mounts (2). Pivot the rack into the oven (3) so that is sits at a slight angle, and remove it from the cooking chamber (4).
Page 129: Removing And Fitting The Suction Panel
8 How to do it correctly 8.6 Removing and fitting the suction panel For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The rack has been removed.
Page 130 8 How to do it correctly More on this ... How to do it correctly Inserting and removing racks User manual...
Page 131: Putting Away And Retrieving The Core Temperature Probe
8 How to do it correctly 8.7 Putting away and retrieving the core temperature probe For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Purpose The core temperature probe must be stowed away when it is not needed for the cooking operation.
Page 132: Inserting The Usb Stick
8 How to do it correctly 8.8 Inserting the USB stick For your safety when using the combi oven Before starting work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Working safely with the appliance on page 121, and follow the instructions given there. Purpose of the USB sliding cover The sliding cover protects the USB port so that no water vapour can get into the control electronics during cooking or cleaning.
Page 133: Cleaning And Servicing
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9 Cleaning and Servicing Cleaning and servicing the combi oven This chapter presents the cleaning and servicing schedule and gives cleaning instructions for your combi oven. 9.1 Cleaning instructions and cleaning agents Cleaning the combi oven This section describes the cleaning instructions and the cleaning agents. 9.1.1 Cleaning instructions Daily cleaning tasks The following table lists the cleaning tasks that you must perform daily:...
Page 134 9 Cleaning and Servicing Weekly cleaning tasks The following table lists the cleaning tasks that you must perform weekly: What must be cleaned? Procedure Cleaning agents Interior double glass door Cleaning the double glass door Common household glass on page 156 cleaner Door and appliance drip tray Clean by hand...
Page 135: Cleaning Agents
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.1.2 Cleaning agents Cleaning agents Use only the cleaning agents specified here to clean the cooking chamber. Name Product Label color Cleaning agents ConvoClean forte Rinse aid ConvoCare green NOTICE Damage caused as a result of improper cleaning without using the specified cleaning agents will inva‐ lidate any warranty claims.
Page 136 9 Cleaning and Servicing Product Container Common household glass Cleaning the double glass door cleaner Common household detergent: Cleaning components and fit‐ ■ mild on skin, alkali-free, pH-neu‐ tings according to relevant in‐ tral and odourless structions Cleaning containers, baking ■...
Page 137: Cleaning Programs And Cleaning Tasks
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2 Cleaning programs and cleaning tasks Cleaning the combi oven This section explains how to clean your combi oven. 9.2.1 Safe working when cleaning Your safety and the safety of your staff Before your personnel start working with the combi oven for the first time, familiarize yourself with the information contained in the chapter For your safety on page 18 and make relevant safety arrange‐...
Page 138 9 Cleaning and Servicing Rules for moving and setting up the wheeled supporting structure safely To avoid hazards, the following rules must be observed when moving the wheeled supporting struc‐ ture that carries the appliances: Before moving, the drain pipe must be disconnected if a fixed wastewater connection is used. ■...
Page 139 9 Cleaning and Servicing Contact with cleaning agents Risk of chemical burns or irritation to skin, eyes and respiratory system. Direct contact with the ConvoClean new cleaning agent or ConvoCare rinse aid will irritate the skin, eyes and respiratory system. Direct contact with the ConvoClean forte cleaning agent will result in chemical burns to the skin, eyes and respiratory organs.
Page 140: Cooling The Cooking Chamber
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.2 Cooling the cooking chamber For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 141: Automatic Cooling Of The Cooking Chamber
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.3 Automatic cooling of the cooking chamber Purpose You can use the 'SafeCoolDown' function for automatic cooling of the cooking chamber before placing food inside, so that you can start a cooking program at a lower temperature than before. The appliance door stays shut throughout the automatic cooling process, making working with your combi oven even safer.
Page 142: Cold Cooking Chamber, Semi-Automatic Cleaning
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.4 Cold cooking chamber, semi-automatic cleaning For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 143 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button As soon as the first signal sounds, open the appliance door. Spray the cooking chamber, the suction panel and the area behind it, the rack and the drain in the floor with ConvoClean new or ConvoClean forte contained in the spray bottle.
Page 144 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... How to do it correctly Removing and fitting the suction panel Inserting and removing racks Related topics Cleaning agents Cleaning instructions User manual...
Page 145: Hot Cooking Chamber, Semi-Automatic Cleaning
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.5 Hot cooking chamber, semi-automatic cleaning For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 146 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button Close the appliance door. Result: The combi oven starts the semi-automatic cleaning pro‐ gram. As soon as the second signal sounds, open the appli‐ ance door. Spray the cooking chamber, the suction panel and the area behind it, the rack and the drain in the floor with ConvoClean new or ConvoClean forte contained in the spray bottle.
Page 147 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button Rinse out the cooking chamber, the rack, the suction panel and the area behind it thoroughly with a jet of wa‐ ter, or wipe off the cooking chamber and accessories thoroughly with plenty of water and a soft cloth. For heavy soiling, you can repeat the cleaning program.
Page 148: Using The Convoclean System For Fully Automatic Cleaning Of The Cooking Chamber
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.6 Using the ConvoClean system for fully automatic cleaning of the cooking chamber when cool For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 149 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button Open the appliance door when prompted by the system, and inspect the cooking chamber. Close the appliance door. Result: The combi oven starts the fully automatic cleaning pro‐ gram. Warning: Never interrupt this cycle. Do not open the appliance door. Wait until a signal sounds once cleaning has finished.
Page 150 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... Related topics Cleaning instructions Cleaning agents Changing the cleaning-fluid canisters containing ConvoCare Changing the cleaning-fluid canister containing ConvoClean forte User manual...
Page 151: Using The Convoclean System For Fully Automatic Cleaning Of The Cooking Chamber
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.7 Using the ConvoClean system for fully automatic cleaning of the cooking chamber when hot For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 152 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button With the appliance door closed, wait until the cooking chamber has cooled to below 60 °C. Open the appliance door when prompted by the system, and remove the larger residues of food from the cooled cooking chamber.
Page 153 9 Cleaning and Servicing Step Action Button Open the Clean page. Start the fully automatic cleaning program by selecting a cleaning level. Open the appliance door when prompted by the system, and inspect the cooking chamber. Close the appliance door. Result: The combi oven starts the fully automatic cleaning pro‐...
Page 154 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... Related topics Changing the cleaning-fluid canister containing ConvoClean forte Changing the cleaning-fluid canisters containing ConvoCare Cleaning instructions Cleaning agents User manual...
Page 155: Cleaning The Hygienic Plug-In Gasket
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.8 Cleaning the hygienic plug-in gasket For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 156: Cleaning The Double Glass Door
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.9 Cleaning the double glass door For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 157: Cleaning The Cooking Chamber Behind The Suction Panel
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.10 Cleaning the cooking chamber behind the suction panel For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 158 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... How to do it correctly Inserting and removing racks Removing and fitting the suction panel Related topics Cleaning agents Cleaning instructions User manual...
Page 159: Changing The Cleaning-Fluid Canister Containing Convoclean Forte
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.11 Changing the cleaning-fluid canister containing ConvoClean forte For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 160: Changing The Cleaning-Fluid Canisters Containing Convocare
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.12 Changing the cleaning-fluid canisters containing ConvoCare For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 161 9 Cleaning and Servicing Changing the cleaning-fluid canisters containing ConvoCare To change the cleaning-fluid canisters containing ConvoCare, follow the steps below: Step Action Illustration Remove the cap from the mixing canister or from the ConvoCare replacement canister (2). Unscrew the green supply pipe plus suction nozzle from the empty canister of ConvoCare (2).
Page 162: Filling The Cleaning-Agent Drawer With Convoclean Forte (6.10 Mini 2In1)
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.13 Filling the cleaning-agent drawer with ConvoClean forte (6.10 mini 2in1) For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 163: Fill The Rinse-Aid Drawer With Convocare (6.10 Mini 2In1)
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.2.14 Fill the rinse-aid drawer with ConvoCare (6.10 mini 2in1) For your safety when cleaning Before starting cleaning work, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the rules and hazard warnings specified in Safe working when cleaning on page 137, and follow the instructions given there.
Page 164 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... Related topics Cleaning instructions Cleaning agents Using the ConvoClean system for fully automatic cleaning of the cooking chamber when hot Using the ConvoClean system for fully automatic cleaning of the cooking chamber when cool 148 User manual...
Page 165: Servicing
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.3 Servicing Servicing the combi oven This section presents the servicing schedule and explains which service tasks you need to perform. Contact customer service Please have the following appliance data to hand when contacting our customer service: Part number from the appliance label ■...
Page 166: Emergency Mode
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.3.2 Emergency mode Operating the combi oven in emergency mode Your combi oven has an emergency mode that lets you continue to use it when it has a fault that can‐ not be resolved quickly. This gives you continued but limited use of the appliance even though it has a fault. Always notify your customer service office however.
Page 167 9 Cleaning and Servicing Error Error Display text Comments code code Condenser up to up to up to up to Increased water consumption E25.0 probe bro‐ 180 ° 180 ° 180 ° 180 ° through constant cooling of the condenser Algo error Error usually cleared by E83.0...
Page 168: Troubleshooting - Error Codes
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.3.3 Troubleshooting - Error codes Structure of the error message The following screenshot shows a typical error message to illustrate the layout of all error messages: Elements of the error message and their function The elements of the error messages have the following function: Name Function Error number...
Page 169 9 Cleaning and Servicing E29.3 E29.4 Over-temperature detected by condenser Open water supply E15.0 ■ sensor (B3) Contact customer service ■ Over-temperature detected by oven sensor Contact customer service E11.0 (B6) Wiring compartment too hot Clean fluff filter on the rear of the E02.0 ■...
Page 170: Rectifying Faults - Problems In Operation
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.3.4 Rectifying faults - problems in operation Problems with the food being cooked The following table contains a list of possible problems in operation and how to rectify them: Problem Possible cause Required response Uneven browning Suction panel not closed correct‐ Removing and fitting the suction panel on page 129 Air guide panel not fitted correctly...
Page 171 9 Cleaning and Servicing Problems with cleaning The following table contains a list of possible problems in operation and how to rectify them: Problem Possible cause Required response / More on this ... Black marks in the cooking Incorrect cleaning agent Use ConvoClean forte for fully au‐...
Page 172: Replacing The Halogen Lamp For The Oven Light
9 Cleaning and Servicing 9.3.5 Replacing the halogen lamp for the oven light Live parts Risk of electric shock from live parts Touching live parts under covers and behind the operating panel can result in electric shock. Make sure that the covers and operating panel are fitted. Make sure that servicing work carried out under covers, behind the operating panel and on the supply cable is performed solely by a qualified electrician from an authorized customer service office.
Page 173 9 Cleaning and Servicing Cooking chamber-light components and their function The cooking chamber-light components have the following function: Name Function Countersunk screws Used to fix cover on cooking chamber light Trim Allows access to the halogen lamp Glass Protects the halogen lamp from moisture Sealing washer Seal for the cooking chamber lamp Cooking chamber wall...
Page 174 9 Cleaning and Servicing Removing the halogen lamp To remove the halogen lamp, follow the steps below: Step Action Illustration Unscrew and remove the countersunk screws (1). Remove the trim (2), the glass panel (3) and the seal (4) from the cooking chamber wall (5).
Page 175 9 Cleaning and Servicing More on this ... Related topics Inserting and removing racks Turning the combi oven on and off User manual...
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3 For Your Safety

4 First Operating Steps

5 Layout of the Touchscreen Pages

6 How to Operate the Touchscreen

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9 Cleaning and Servicing

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