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- Page 1 SPARE PARTS DIAGRAM FOR Oven Range Citizen 6 Citizen 9 First Choice Group Blakeney Way, Kingswood Lakeside Cannock, Staffs, WS11 8LD TEL: 01543 577778 FAX: 01543504141 Email: enquires@firstchoice-cs.co.uk Web: www.firstchoice-cs.co.uk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS CONTENTS PRESENTATION ..................4 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ...............5 FEATURES.....................7 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION .............7 COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS ...........7 INTENDED USE ..................7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............7 INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS..........11 DELIVERY CHECK ................11 INSTALLATION ..................12 GAS CONNECTION................12 SUPPLY LINE ...................12 MAINS POWER CONNECTION ............13 GENERAL FUNCTION .................15 FUNCTION: GENERAL PART............15 6.1.1 . - Page 3 CONTENTS OPERATION ..................17 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS ............17 7.1.1 Temperature control ..............17 7.1.2 General ..................17 7.1.3 Flame control ................17 GENERAL SWITCH ................. 18 THERMOSTATIC CONTROL............18 BURNER ENABLE................18 FLAME CONTROL................19 MINIMUM/MAXIMUM SWITCH ............19 ACCIDENTAL FLAME-OUT ............
- Page 4 CONTENTS 10.4.2 Minimum flame adjustment ............26 10.4.3 Applying a new label ..............27 10.5 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST..........28 .DECOMMISSIONING AND DEMOLITION........33 Citizen gas 6 and 9...
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Page 5: Presentation
PRESENTATION 1.PRESENTATION The gas cooking units for modular ovens of the CITIZEN series are designed principally for baking pizzas and similar products in a traditional way. Being part of the CITIZEN modular series, they can be coupled together and with other elements of the series (Hood, Raising chamber, Base, Basic modules) to meet the specific requirements of any customer. -
Page 6: How To Use This Manual
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL 2. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Paragraphs marked with this symbol contain information fundamental for safety. These sections must be read by installation technicians, by the end user and employees of the same destined to operate the oven. - Page 7 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Chapters 4 and 5 contain all the information necessary for installing the oven. This is mainly addressed to specialised personnel, but should also be read in advance by the end user, for the preparation of the space and services necessary for operating the oven.
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Page 8: Features
FEATURES 3.FEATURES 3.1 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION These instructions are for Citizen 6 gas and Citizen 9 gas cooking units. 3.2 COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS Citizen 6 gas and Citizen 9 gas cooking units both bear the following obligatory markings: 49.AR.1710 indicating that they comply with the following European... - Page 9 FEATURES Citizen 6 Citizen 9 Units of measure Weight External dimensions 970x1300x470 1270x1300x470 Oven dimensions 650x950x175 950x950x175 single phase Power supply Voltage Frequency 50 or 60 Current at 230 V 50 Hz Total electrical power Mains lead Three ply without plug...
- Page 10 FEATURES G25 - 25 mbar G30 - 28..30 mbar G31 - 37 mbar G30 - 50 mbar G30 - 50 mbar Minimum pressure at jet according to gas type and supply pressure G20 - 20 mbar G25 - 20 mbar G25 - 25 mbar G30 - 28..30 mbar G31 - 37 mbar...
- Page 11 FEATURES Ambient conditions Temperature 0 - 40 °C Maximum humidity 95% no dew point Table 3-1 technical specifications Citizen gas 6 and 9...
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Page 12: Installation Recommendations
INSTALATION RECOMMENDATIONS 4.INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS IMPORTANT: These installation instructions are intended for use exclusively by qualified gas appliance installation and maintenance personnel. Installation by unskilled personnel may result in damage to the oven and injury to persons. In addition, if modifications or extensions to existing electricity or gas distribution systems in the building where the oven is installed, such works must be certified. -
Page 13: Installation
INSTALLATION 5. INSTALLATION 5.1 PLACE OF INSTALLATION Efficient, safe and long operation of the machine also depends on the place chosen for its installation, so it advisable to carefully evaluate where to install it before it is delivered. It should be installed in a dry place that is easily accessible for use, cleaning and maintenance. -
Page 14: Mains Power Connection
INSTALLATION Gas appliances are fitted with a ½” conical threaded connector, as indicated in specifications. Connections to the building’s gas mains must be made in galvanised steel or copper piping, and must be inspectionable. The oven must be connected to the gas supply through an easily accessible cut-off valve. - Page 15 INSTALLATION while for machines, pick-up current is much greater), whilst the differential safety device must be calibrated to 30 mA (see table 3-1). dr. Zanolli s.r.l. will not respond for damages caused by failure to respect the above standards. Citizen gas 6 and 9...
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Page 16: General Function
GENERAL FUNCTION 6. GENERAL FUNCTION 6.1 FUNCTION: GENERAL PART To locate the controls described below, refer to Fig 7-1, chapter 7. 6.1.1. Illuminated ON/OFF general switch When this switch is OFF, all the indicators on the control panel are off. When ON, the switch itself and the thermostatic control come on, so temperature can be set. -
Page 17: And Buttons
GENERAL FUNCTION 6.1.5 buttons Pressing and releasing these buttons once, the set temperature increases or decreases by one unit. Holding the buttons down allows temperature settings to be increased or decreased progressively, at first slowly, and then faster. 6.1.6 Out indicator indicator lights each time oven temperature falls below set temperature. -
Page 18: Operation
OPERATION 7. OPERATION 7.1 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 7.1.1 Temperature control Oven temperature display Set button Up button Down button Out indicator 7.1.2 General Illuminated green general switch Flame control 7.1.3 Illuminated burner enable switch Illuminated red release button Green minimum intensity indicator Yellow maximum intensity indicator Minimum/maximum selector... -
Page 19: General Switch
OPERATION 7.2 GENERAL SWITCH The general switch powers the thermostatic control and the rest of the electrical panel. Use of the switch could cause the burner to light. If this is to be avoided, make sure the switch is OFF (see 6.1.1) 7.3 THERMOSTATIC CONTROL The thermostatic control has a display, two buttons and a red LED. -
Page 20: Flame Control
OPERATION 7.5 FLAME CONTROL Electronic flame control is enabled at the start of the burner ignition cycle once the thermostatic control activates (red LED on) and the switch is Once the flame is stable, the control disables ignition and enables the solenoid valve only if the minimum/maximum switch is set to maximum. -
Page 21: Use
8.USE 8.1 FIRST IGNITION Before switching on the electricity supply to the oven, check that the general switch is OFF and the burner enable switch is OFF. Switch the switch ON. Set the selector to maximum Set the desired temperature on the thermostatic control. Open the gas supply valve and turn the burner enable switch 10 seconds after ignition the indicator comes on. -
Page 22: If The Oven Is Used Little
1. generally, lower temperatures give better quality, more digestible products, the oven is not subject to excessive thermal stress and so lasts longer, but longer baking times are required. 2. with higher temperatures it is more difficult to obtain uniform baking, but it naturally takes less time. -
Page 23: Cleaning
CLEANING 9. CLEANING Cleaning should be undertaken with the oven OFF and at ambient temperature, with the gas supply valve closed and isolated from the electricity supply, by means of the general switch. 9.1 CLEANING REMOVABLE PARTS After having washed removable parts, clean their supports with a jet of water to prevent dirt or detergent accumulations that could contaminate the products baked. - Page 24 CLEANING Do not use abrasive or corrosive detergents as these will dull stainless steel and, in the long run, damage and remove paintwork, causing the sheet metal beneath to rust. Do not use pressurised water as this may penetrate the electrical panel, causing damage and a consequent sudden start and/or electrocution hazard.
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Page 25: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE 10. MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT: the maintenance instructions given in this chapter are addressed exclusively to qualified electrical and gas appliance installation and maintenance technicians. Maintenance performed by non-qualified personnel may result in damage and injury. In most cases, fixed guards have to be removed to make checks or replacements. - Page 26 MAINTENANCE Fig. 10-1 gives the circuit diagrams for both versions of the Citizen gas oven. Citizen gas 6 and 9...
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Page 27: Converting To Different Types Of Gas
MAINTENANCE Fig. 10-1 CITIZEN gas 6 - 9 circuit diagram 10.4 CONVERTING TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF GAS Important! To convert the unit to use with a different type of gas than the one indicated on the initial settings label, three operations must be performed: 1. -
Page 28: Applying A New Label
MAINTENANCE Fig. 10-3 Pressure points and minimum adjuster Connect mains plug, switch on the oven and slowly open mains gas valve. Switch the button ON. Set temperature to 200 °C and press the button. When the burner is on and flame intensity at maximum, check that the pressure indicated on the manometer connected to point A corresponds to the supply pressure envisaged for the adjustment being made. -
Page 29: Exploded Views And Parts List
MAINTENANCE instructions for conversion, can be found in the conversion kit available for all gas types and pressures). 10.5 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST For more complex maintenance and in the event of a breakdown, please do not hesitate to contact us. However, to simplify troubleshooting and the replacement of damaged parts, the following is a list of the replacement parts available and exploded views indicating each of the parts listed. - Page 30 MAINTENANCE REFERENCE CODE TABLE CODE CODE POS Description Citizen 6 gas Citizen 9 gas Window frame CARP0545 CARP0546 Glass gasket GUAR0010 GUAR0010 Left hinge SUPP0140 SUPP0140 Bush BOCC0006 BOCC0006 Door body outside PORT0187 PORT0188 Door body inside PORT0003 PORT0004 Right hinge...
- Page 31 MAINTENANCE Electrodes AGAS0014 AGAS0014 500°C safety thermostat TERM0005 TERM0005 Thermostatic control TERM0012 TERM0012 J 6X200 thermocouple TERM0020 TERM0020 Flame control ELET0134 ELET0134 Illuminated yellow switch INTE0009 INTE0009 Fuse box ELET0058 ELET0058 Illuminated yellow switch INTE0009 INTE0009 Earth terminal ELET0053 ELET0053 Button INTE0012 INTE0012...
- Page 32 MAINTENANCE Fig. 10-4 Exploded view Citizen gas 6 and 9...
- Page 33 MAINTENANCE FIG: 10.5 Explode view of electrical parts Citizen gas 6 and 9...
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Page 34: Decommissioning And Demolition
DECOMMISSIONING AND DEMOLITION 11..DECOMMISSIONING AND DEMOLITION Before decommissioning, disconnect the oven from all sources of power supply (gas and electricity), and only then move the unit with suitable lifting gear, such as: a fork lift truck, block and tackle, etc……..taking account of its centre of gravity (tab. 5.1.) indicated in INSTALLATION (Chapter 5).