Page 1 JOKER with MT controller Sizes: 6-23, 6-11, 6-43 ENERGY TYPE: ELECTRICS Translation of the original operating instructions Subject to technical changes. Read carefully before use. Keep safe for future use.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents os: 12 /953-Eloma/Standard texts Document type independent/IHZ @ 10\mod_1389601392776_258.doc @ 113658 @ @ 1 Table of contents General information Intended use of the devices Warranty and limitation of liability How to use this document Safety Requirements for the operating personnel...
Page 4 Table of contents Manual cooking/baking Manual cooking in the hot-air unit Manual baking with humidification Manual cooking/manual baking with fresh steam system Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Ongoing operation of the cooking process in the hot-air appliance Ongoing operation of the baking process with humidification Ongoing operation of the cooking/baking process with the live steam system module...
Page 5 Error messages & troubleshooting 18.1 Error messages and elimination of errors 18.2 Eliminate faults Maintenance instructions 19.1 Level monitoring Eloma liquid cleaner PRO or Eloma rinse aid 19.2 Water treatment 19.3 Starting up the cleaning programme Disposal and environmental protection...
Page 6: General Information
General information Intended use of the devices Eloma cooking and baking appliances are exclusively intended for commercial purposes and may only be used for the thermal preparation of food products, using accessories (grills, containers, trays, slide-in inserts, etc.) which are suitable for the variously sized appliances.
Page 7: How To Use This Document
• The original operating instructions and their translation are always included in the scope of delivery of the appliances and contain information and instructions about how to safely operate, clean and service JOKER, as well as measures for troubleshooting. •...
Page 8 General information Symbol Explanation DANGER! Type and source of hazard. Consequence: Failure to observe will lead to fatal injury.  Measure to prevent the hazard. WARNING! Type and source of hazard. Consequence: Failure to observe will lead to serious injuries. ...
Page 9 General information All cooking and baking appliances have clearly visible warning and notice signs with the following meanings: Sign Meaning WARNING! “Dangerous electrical voltage!” WARNING! “Hot surface up to 150°C!” WARNING! “Hot cooked product/hot fluids in insert containers” WARNING! “Do not open the door whilst the autoclean® programme is in progress!”...
Page 10 General information 1.3.3 Use of figures INFORMATION:  Figures are shown as examples and may differ from the appliances delivered.
Page 11: Safety
The following conditions must be met:  Make sure that the JOKER is only operated and cleaned by persons who have received instruction, regular training and safety briefing.  Make sure that JOKER is only operated and cleaned by people who have fully and thoroughly read the operating instructions for the appliance, and understood the relevant safety notes.
Page 12: Safety Notes
 Close the operating company's water tap.  Have repairs are carried out by an authorised Eloma service partner and/or qualified specialists only. DANGER! Detection of smoke development and fires! ...
Page 13 Wear protective clothing (e.g. long-sleeved clothing and protective gloves).  Open the cooking chamber door carefully.  Allow steam to escape. CAUTION! Risk of toppling if the JOKER is loaded top-heavy!  Load the hanging rack evenly from bottom to top.
Page 14 Safety WARNING! Risk of fire due to combustible materials, soiling and grease films!  Do not load devices with food products which contain highly flammable substances (e.g. food products with alcohol).  Do not store any highly flammable materials, gases or liquids (e.g. petrol) near the appliance.
Page 15 Safety CAUTION! Material damage due to overheating of the appliance!  Make sure that the air intake openings are unobstructed and not covered. 2.2.3 During cleaning WARNING! Risk of burns from hot surfaces!  Allow the device to cool down slowly before cleaning. WARNING! Risk of chemical burns due to cleaning lye, detergents and rinse aids! ...
Page 16 2.2.6 Maintenance WARNING! Risk of fire due to improper maintenance!  Make sure that maintenance work is only carried out by an authorised Eloma service partner.  Comply with the recommended maintenance intervals and schedules.  Comply with the rules of conduct in the event of a fire.
Page 17: Appliance Description And Modularity
Appliance description and modularity Description of the Hot air unit (basic appliance) The new JOKER in its basic version as a hot-air unit can also be configured as an oven or combi-steamer in various sizes - GN 2/3, GN 1/1 and BN43.
Page 18 Appliance description and modularity NOTICE! Proper use!  The appliance is solely intended for the thermal preparation of food. Foodstuffs containing highly flammable and combustible substances (e.g. alcohol) are excluded.  The device can be operated without supervision.  The appliance is intended for commercial use.
Page 19: Cooking Chamber Module: Size, Position, Operation And Dimensions
Appliance description and modularity Cooking chamber module: size, position, operation and dimensions JOKER 6-23 JOKER 6-43 JOKER 6-11 Cooking chamber interior dimensions Width 440 mm [17 3/8”] 440 mm [17 3/8”] 440 mm [17 3/8”] Depth 368 mm [14 1/2”] 498 mm [19 5/8”]...
Page 20 Appliance description and modularity JOKER 6-23 JOKER 6-43 JOKER 6-11 Right-hand operation Hinge left left left Width (W) 650 mm [25 5/8”] 650 mm [25 5/8”] 650 mm [25 5/8”] Depth (D) 625 mm [24 5/8”] 755 mm [29 3/4”] 805 mm [31 3/4”]...
Page 21: Operation Module
Working simply and systematically is the code word here. Using the functions of the MT module you can not only bake and cook, but also plan and standardise processes. With the MT technology, you can keep not only JOKER, but your daily work as well, completely under control.
Page 22: Water Module
Appliance description and modularity Water module Directional valve Orifice plate Flow measuring device Complete water supply pipe Fig. 1: Hydraulic diagram of the water module (live steam system/humidification depending on the mode selected)
Page 23 Good baking is a matter of attitude! Humidification can be adjusted to the millimetre in the cooking chamber of the new JOKER. Manually adding moisture is still possible at any time. For perfect gloss and best uniformity. Fresh water reaches the humidification pipe according to the set humidification quantity and is evaporated at the appropriate cooking chamber temperature by the heated recirculating air that is flowed in by the fan.
Page 24: Module Cleaning
Appliance description and modularity Module cleaning 3.5.1 autoclean® PRO Directional valve Orifice plate Injection pipe Pressure switch Pump Drainage pump Fig. 2: Hydraulic diagram for the autoclean® PRO cleaning module Both liquid cleaners can be used for this fully automatic circulation system with extremely low consumption (water, detergent, energy).
Page 25 Appliance description and modularity 3.5.2 Hose with spray head Directional valve Check valve Directional valve Fig. 3: Hydraulic diagram for the hose-spray-nozzle cleaning module Simple and effective for slight impurities (e.g. crumbs or flour after baking): use the handy hose spray nozzle with automatic return to quickly rinse out the cooking chamber.
Page 26: Design Module
Appliance description and modularity Design module 3.6.1 Unit back cover The appliance’s rear panel can be customised by the user as a design module by attaching static advertising or a screen to it, in addition to its actual purpose of safely covering and protecting the equipment connections.
Page 27 Appliance description and modularity 3.6.2 Device shelf For units with side operation, a tray is attached to the appliance so that it can be optimally used as a storage space. Fig. 5: Appliance with left-hand operation provided with tray 3.6.3 Unit colour With a minimum purchase quantity of 10 units or more, the appliances can be supplied with outer casings and door frames in the colour desired by the...
Page 28: Appliance Structure And Functions
Appliance structure and functions Appliance structure and functions Appliance general structure Fig. 6: Appliance overview, (e.g. top operation, right-hand stop) Door handle with quick release Operation module Cooking chamber door LED lighting Intermediate door Supply air opening Inner door Exhaust air pipe Drip tray Hanging rack Cooking chamber...
Page 29: Operation Module Structure
Appliance structure and functions Operation module structure 4.2.1 Operation module – horizontal INFORMATION:  Available for right- or left-hinged doors. Fig. 7: Operation module horizontal elements ON/OFF key – Switch the appliance on or off Touchscreen (appliance display in standby) •...
Page 30 Appliance structure and functions 4.2.2 Operation module – vertical  INFORMATION: Available for • left-side operation module and right-hinged door • right-side operation module and left-hinged door ON/OFF key – Switch the appliance on or off Touchscreen (appliance display in standby) Display depending on the modules: Display on the hot air unit •...
Page 31: Operating Modes And Functions
Appliance structure and functions Operating modes and functions 4.3.1 Convection mode The food is cooked or roasted by dry hot air. This operating mode is suitable for preparing all foods which are supposed to be crispy and browned. The special programme Low temperature cooking can also be used here. 4.3.2 Operating mode convection with fresh steam system module In combi-cooking mode a combination of humidity and temperature is used to...
Page 32 Appliance structure and functions 4.3.4 Switching on the device NOTICE! Condensation due to a change in ambient temperature!  Make sure that the ambient temperature of the device is above +4°C. Open the operating company's water connection. Press the On/Off key. Home screen for initial operation, standard or QuickMode operation is ...
Page 33 “Safety”.  Pay attention to whether the door is right-hinged or left-hinged.  Secure JOKER to prevent it from slipping or toppling over. Opening a door with quick release lock  Wait for approx. 3 seconds after the end of the cooking/baking/cleaning programme.
Page 34 Appliance structure and functions Opening a door with safety door lock (optional)  Push the door handle to the left or right. – The cooking chamber door latches in the ventilation position. – The door handle moves back into the latched position ...
Page 35 Always remove the containers in a horizontal position and, wherever possible, only move them with a cover attached. Size Maximum load JOKER 6-23 20 kg (max. 10 kg per insert) JOKER 6-11 30 kg (max. 15 kg per insert) JOKER 6-43 30 kg (max.
Page 36 Appliance structure and functions WARNING! Risk of scalding from hot steam!  Wear protective clothing (e.g. long-sleeved clothing and protective gloves).  Open the cooking chamber door carefully.  Allow steam to escape. 4.3.8 Using the hose spray nozzle (optional) WARNING! Generation of hot steam when spraying water into the hot cooking chamber! Skin burns and eye injuries.
Page 37 Appliance structure and functions  Insert the sensor plug into JOKER’s connection socket on the far left side of the appliance’s front panel below the hose spray nozzle. Connection socket Hose spray nozzle (optional) Drip tray Fig. 13: Connection socket for external core temperature sensor or sous-vide sensor on the appliance...
Page 38 USB uploading/downloading process on the device. Data transfer from appliance to USB stick The following data can be copied from the device to the USB stick. This data can also be analysed, edited and printed using Eloma's ProConnect software: • Cooking programmes •...
Page 39 Appliance structure and functions 4.3.11 Use appliance with drip tray A pipe system with a drip tray is installed in the following device configurations: • Appliances that do not contain the following modules: – Fresh steam system – Steam injection –...
Page 40 Appliance structure and functions Empty drip tray Fig. 15: Empty drip tray Tilt the drip tray. Remove the pins from the spring clips. Position the drip tray upright. Empty drip tray. – The opening in the pipe system outlet that limits the fill level of the drip tray can be used to empty the drip tray.
Page 41: Startup
Startup Startup INFORMATION:  • The following settings are queried at the initial startup. • Startup can be performed again at any time via General Settings in the Settings and Service screen. Changes/additions can be made also via Settings/Service at a later time. Symbol Designation/function Field Next...
Page 42 Startup The following general settings can be made before starting the appliance for the first time: • Date and time • Language and keyboard • Selecting the programme list • Display mode of the screen • Selecting the stand-by image •...
Page 43: Setting The Date And Time
Startup Setting the date and time Einstellung/Bestätigung (setting/confirmation) Fig. 17: Date and time screens Working steps Allgemeine Einstellungen (General Settings) Open the Date/Time field in the screen with ( Datum-Einstellung (Date setting) screen appears. Select month/year with the left/right arrow keys ( < > ). Select day (current day is highlighted in green).
Page 44: Setting Language And Keyboard
Startup Setting language and keyboard Einstellung/Bestätigung (Setting/confirming) Fig. 18: Language and keyboard screens Working steps Allgemeine Einstellungen (General Settings) Open the Language field in the screen with ( Einstellen von Sprache (Language setting) screen is displayed. Select a language in the scroll field. Confirm/cancel with ( ) / ( Datum-Einstellung (Date setting)
Page 45: Select/Load Programme List
Startup Select/load programme list 5.3.1 Setting a stored programme list Fig. 19: Sequence for setting a programme list stored in the appliance Working steps in the Einstellen/Laden von Programmlisten Open the Programme List field (Setting/loading programme lists) screen with ( Einstellen/Laden von Programmlisten (Setting/loading programme lists) screen is displayed.
Page 46 Startup Working steps Open the Programme List field in the Einstellen/Laden von Programmlisten (Setting/loading programme lists) screen with ( Einstellen/Laden von Programmlisten (Setting/loading programme lists) screen is displayed. Select a Custom programme list field in the scroll field. Confirm with ( The prompt to plug in a USB stick appears.
Page 47: Stand-By Image/Time And Display Mode
Startup Stand-By Image/Time and Display Mode Stand-by Bild (Stand-by Image) Fig. 22: Setting the screens 5.4.1 Settings sequence INFORMATION:  • A preset stand-by image is set at the factory. • It is also possible to set and upload your own stand-by image via USB stick (FAT32).
Page 48 Startup Working steps Using a (pre-installed) stand-by image Allgemeine Open the Stand-by Bild (Stand-by Image) field in the Einstellungen (General Settings) screen with ( A screen with a (pre-installed) selection of standby images appears. Highlight the stand-by image. Confirm/cancel with ( ) / ( Allgemeine Einstellungen (General Settings) screen appears.
Page 49 Startup Using your own standby image Allgemeine Open the Stand-by Bild (Stand-by Image) field in the Einstellungen (General Settings) screen with ( A screen with a (pre-installed) selection of standby images appears. Scroll to the USB stick shown and highlight it. The prompt to plug in a USB stick appears.
Page 50 Startup Fig. 24: Selecting and setting the home screen INFORMATION:  The home screen can be displayed in two ways: • Home screen with overview of all functions • Home screen with direct programme access Select the desired start setting. Confirm with Continue in the Startup screen.
Page 51 Startup Fig. 26: Changing passwords for different access levels Confirm the Default field if default passwords are to be used OR define your own passwords, then enter new passwords for the different access levels. The screen for entering the password for the desired level appears. Enter passwords for different access levels.
Page 52 Startup Anzeige Setup-Ende (Setup end display) Fig. 28: screen After confirmation, the system is restarted.
Page 53: Starting Up Via General Settings
Startup Starting up via General Settings Fig. 29: Screens for performing a restart Working steps Go to the Einstellungen und Service (Settings and Service) screen. Einstellungen und Service (Settings and Service) screen appears. Select the Settings and Service line. The screen for entering the password appears. Enter a password.
Page 54: Start Screen
Start screen INFORMATION:  The appearance of JOKER’s operation depends on the selected appliance configuration (e.g. hot air, cooking/baking with/without live steam system/humidification). The screen is arranged according to the Operation module position. If the Operation module is on the right or left side of the appliance, the screen will be arranged vertically.
Page 55 Start screen  INFORMATION: • The appliance with the MT control system is operated and controlled via a touch screen by touching the input and confirmation fields. • The arrangement/positioning of icons on the home screen can be easily changed by clicking and dragging the icons. Symbol Designation/function Manual cooking field...
Page 56 Start screen Symbol Designation/function Information (on all screens)  A description of the icons appears on all screens. Notes & Errors (on all screens only in case of errors, malfunctions or notes)  Switch to the specific error code by touching it. Tab.
Page 57: Home Screen With Direct Access To The Programmes
Start screen Home screen with direct access to the programmes Fig. 31: Home screen with vertical/horizontal direct programme access Item Symbol Comment Home screen toolbar  Start functions by scrolling and selecting them. Programme name with product image Field Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions) By selecting it, the operator opens another screen with various options.
Page 58 Start screen INFORMATION:  Last®20, programme list or favourites can be set to be directly displayed in Settings and service. NOTICE  Touch the desired function field on the touch screen to continue. INFORMATION:  To ensure clear and concise operating instructions, how to operate the horizontal screen display is explained in detail below.
Page 59: Manual Cooking/Baking
Manual cooking/baking Manual cooking/baking Manual cooking in the hot-air unit Fig. 33: Screens Manuelles Kochen mit Garzeit (Manual cooking with cooking time) (left) and Kerntemperaturkontrolle (Core temperature control) (right) Symbol Designation/function Field Cooking chamber temperature  Display and select the cooking chamber temperature (°C/°F) Field Core temperature ...
Page 60 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions)  Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions) Call up the screen Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit (Fan speed)  Activate fan speed (levels 1 to 5). Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit Taktung (Fan speed pulsing)  Activate fan pulsing at the selected fan speed. Field Vorheizfunktion (Preheat function) ...
Page 61 Manual cooking/baking Function Default value Setting range Temperature 180°C 30°C … 300°C 320°F 86°F … 572°F Active dehumidification control deactivated (default) Level 5 Active dehumidification control activated (levels 1 to 5, if set) Cooking time 00:30 h 00:01h … 23:59h or continuous operation Core temperature 70°C 20°C …...
Page 62 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the value field in the Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) screen for temperature. The temperature input screen appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in 5-degree steps via fields ( Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking)
Page 63 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the relevant time value field on the Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) screen. The input screen for the cooking time appears. The value field for entering minutes is active (light grey). Touch the other value fields (h or sec) before your entry (appears highlighted in light grey). Enter/change the time (h:min:sec) exactly using the numeric keypad or in steps of 1 h, 5 min or 10 sec via the corresponding fields ( Confirm your entry with (...
Page 64 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the Kerntemperatur (Core temperature) field to switch to the Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking) screen. The input screen for the core temperature appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in one-degree steps via fields ( Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking)
Page 65 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit (Fan speed)  Activate fan speed (levels 1 to 5). Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit Taktung (Fan speed pulsing)  Activate fan pulsing at the selected fan speed. Field Vorheizfunktion (Preheat function)  Set and activate preheating (10%). Field E/2 (Energiesparen) (energy saving) ...
Page 66 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Selection additional function Touch the Zusatzfunktionen (Additional Functions) ( ) field on the Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking) screen. Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions) screen appears. Touching the ON/OFF toggle or step activates/changes the additional function. With the toggle ON/OFF, the additional function is switched on/off. When selecting a level, the display is expanded for selection and a level is set by touching the corresponding level field.
Page 67 Manual cooking/baking Setting/changing preheating Fig. 43: Setting preheating (left), setting/changing preheating temperature (right) Work procedures Setting/changing the preheating temperature Touch the field Vorheiztemperatur (Preheating temperature) (e.g. 198°C) in the Preheat line Temperatureinstellung (Temperature setting) screen appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in one-degree steps via fields ( Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with (...
Page 68 Manual cooking/baking Switch E/2 (energy saving function) on/off Fig. 45: Additional function E/2 set Switch the SPS® - Steam Protection System on/off Fig. 46: SPS® additional function set Setting/changing the ADC (Active Dehumidification Control) Fig. 47: ADC additional function with level selection set.
Page 69 Manual cooking/baking 7.1.5 Step overview - single- and multi-step programmes  Touching the ( ) icon displays the Step overview screen. Fig. 48: Step overview with one- / three-step programmes Manual cooking Fig. 49: screen with three-step programme (display of step 2) Symbol Designation/function Field Start...
Page 70 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Display of the cooking step. Convection Setting value of the cooking step (e.g. temperature) Cooking time of the cooking step Tab. 12: Elements on the Schrittübersicht (Step overview) screen Work procedures Adding cooking step  INFORMATION: •...
Page 71 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures deleting cooking step Select the cooking step to be deleted. Use the Garschritt Löschen (Delete cooking step) ( ) field to delete the step. The selected cooking step is deleted. The number of cooking steps is decreased by value 1. 7.1.6 Setting the start/end time Sets the start time...
Page 72 Manual cooking/baking Sets the end time Fig. 51: Work procedures for screens Setting end time Symbol Designation/function Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back)  Switch to the last screen display. Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm entry. Field Schließen (Close) ...
Page 73 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the Start-/end time ( ) field on the Manual cooking screen. Start-/Endzeitauswahl (Start/end time selection) screen appears. Touch ( ) or ( ) to select the start or end time. Time input screen appears with the current time. Enter/edit the Hours value field in the 00:00 h to 23:00 h hour value highlighted in light grey on the screen via the numeric keypad or the ( + )/( - ) keys.
Page 74 Manual cooking/baking 7.1.7 Saving programmes  INFORMATION: Requirements: Gareinstellungen für Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking settings) • screen is displayed. • The settings for one or several cooking steps are defined. • A maximum of 400 programmes can be stored as numbers with up to 20 cooking steps.
Page 75 Manual cooking/baking Symbol/Beschriftung Designation/function (Symbol/caption) Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm your entry and move to the next input screen. Field Schließen (Close)  Close entry, go back to last step. löschen (Deleting) field Zeichen (Character)  Deleting the characters of the keyboard entry Field Speichern (Save) ...
Page 76 Manual cooking/baking  INFORMATION: Entering the programme name is required. All other entries are optional. Entering programme information  Enter additional information using the screen keyboard and confirm with ( Additional information will appear when the programme starts. Fig. 54: Eingabe von Zusatzinformationen (Entering additional information) screen New programme group...
Page 77 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Schließen (Close)  Close entry, go back to last step. Tab. 15: Overview of the menu groups Assigning to a product group  Assign the programme to a product group by touching the symbol and confirm with ( Assignment to Product Group Fig.
Page 78 This will make it possible to easily recall cooking programmes and hear the end of each programme or any errors and faults during operation. For this purpose, a number of images and sounds are preinstalled in JOKER for selection. INFORMATION: ...
Page 79 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 58: Uploading and assigning custom programme images Assigning and saving programme sounds Fig. 59: Assigning programme sounds stored in the appliance...
Page 80 ) or close with ( Upload and assign your own images and sounds, by plugging the USB stick with them into the USB connector socket on JOKER’s front. Touch the Custom Images/custom sounds ( ) field, and confirm with ) or close with (...
Page 81 Manual cooking/baking Barcode and product code management A barcode and/or product code can be saved for each cooking programme. This makes it possible for the cooking programmes to be easily recalled by scanning the barcode of an item, or keying in its product code. INFORMATION: ...
Page 82 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the Save with barcode/product code field in the Save programme ) screen. Save with barcode/product code The selection screen appears Select the Barcode field and confirm with ( Adding a Barcode/Product Code Screen via keyboard screen appears. A barcode/product code is optically generated through the entry.
Page 83 Manual cooking/baking Adding a programme to favourites  INFORMATION: Often used cooking programmes can be marked as favourites. These are then Favourites displayed in alphabetical order under . The desired programme can be found and called up by scrolling through or searching it. Fig.
Page 84: Manual Baking With Humidification
Manual cooking/baking Manual baking with humidification Fig. 65: Screens Manual baking without humidification via baking time (left), via core temperature control (right) Fig. 66: Screens Manuelles Backen mit Beschwadung (Manual baking with humidification) via baking time (left), via core temperature control (right) Symbol Designation/function Field Baking without humidification...
Page 85 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Baking time with rest time (with humidification)  Display and select the baking time (h:min:sec).with rest time (min:sec). Field Start programme  Starts the program. Field Stop programme  End programme. Field Rest period  Selecting a rest period Field Baking time ...
Page 86 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function  Select active dehumidification (levels 1 to 5). Field Core temperature  Select core temperature (°C/°F). Field Step overview  Switch to step overview. Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back)  Switch to the last screen display.
Page 87 Manual cooking/baking Function Default value Setting range Temperature 180°C 30°C … 300°C 356°F 86°F … 572°F Core temperature 70°C 20°C … 100°C 158°F 68°F … 212°F Active dehumidification control deactivated (default) Level 5 Active dehumidification control activated (levels 1 to 5, if set) Cooking time 00:30 h 00:00h ...
Page 88 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 68: Note “Temperature entry outside the setting range” 7.2.2 Changing the baking time Fig. 69: Set/change baking time screen Working steps Manual Baking Touch the value field for the time in the screen. The input screen for the baking time appears. The value field for entering minutes is active (light grey).
Page 89 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 70: Note “Baking time entry outside the setting range” 7.2.3 Changing the rest time (only manual baking with humidification) Fig. 71: Set/Change the rest time screen Working steps Manual baking with humidification Select the Rest time ( ) field in the screen.
Page 90 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 72: Note “Rest time entry outside the setting range” 7.2.4 Changing the core temperature Fig. 73: Einstellen/Ändern der Kerntemperatur (Set/Change core temperature) screen Working steps Touch the Kerntemperatur (Core temperature) field to switch to the Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) screen.
Page 91 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 74: Note “Core temperature entry outside the setting range” 7.2.5 Changing the steaming quantity (only manual baking with steaming) Set/Change the humidification quantity Fig. 75: screen for Manual Baking with humidification Working steps Manual Baking with Touch the value field for humidification in the humidification screen.
Page 92 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 76: Note “The humidification quantity entered is outside the setting range” 7.2.6 Selecting additional functions Additional functions Fig. 77: screen not active (toggle left, display grey)/active (toggle right, display green) Manual baking Fig. 78: with humidification (all additional functions activated)
Page 93 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit (Fan speed)  Activate fan speed (levels 1 to 5). Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit Taktung (Fan speed pulsing)  Activate fan pulsing at the selected fan speed. Field Vorheizfunktion (Preheat function)  Set and activate preheating (10%). Field E/2 (Energiesparen) (energy saving) ...
Page 94 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Selection additional function Touch the Additional Functions ( ) field in the Manual Baking screen. The Additional Functions screen appears. By touching the toggle ON/OFF or the level, the additional function is activated/changed. Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Manual Baking Go back to the...
Page 95 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Setting/changing the preheating temperature Touch the Preheating temperature field (e.g. 198°C) in the Preheating line. Temperatureinstellung (Temperature setting) screen appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in one-degree steps via fields ( Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions)
Page 96 Manual cooking/baking Switch E/2 (energy saving function) on/off Fig. 83: Additional function E/2 set Setting/changing the ADC (Active Dehumidification Control) Fig. 84: Setting the screen and the flap opening level 7.2.7 Step overview - single- and multi-step programmes  Step overview Touching the ( ) icon displays the screen.
Page 97 Manual cooking/baking Manual baking Fig. 86: screen with three-step programme (e.g. step 2 display) Symbol Designation/function Field Start  Starts the programme. Field Delete  Deleting a cooking step. Field Duplizieren (Duplicate)  Duplicating a cooking step. Field Hinzufügen (Add) ...
Page 98 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Adding baking step INFORMATION:  • A maximum of 20 baking steps can be defined for one programme. • Baking steps can be added in the Betriebsart (Backen) (Operating Mode, Baking) screen or in the Schrittübersicht (Step Overview) screen. Touch the Backschritt hinzufügen (Adding a baking step) ( ) field.
Page 99 Manual cooking/baking 7.2.8 Setting the start/end time Sets the start time Startzeit (Start time) Fig. 87: Work procedures for screens Setting the Sets the end time Endzeit (End time) Fig. 88: Work procedures for screens Setting the...
Page 100 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back)  Switch to the last screen display. Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm entry. Field Schließen (Close)  Cancel your entry and close the screen view. Field Start-/Endzeit (Start/end time) ...
Page 101 Manual cooking/baking Start-/Endzeit (Start/end time) Fig. 89: Screen display after programme start 7.2.9 Saving programmes INFORMATION:  Requirements: Gareinstellungen für Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking settings) • screen is displayed. • The settings for one or several cooking steps are defined. •...
Page 102 Manual cooking/baking Symbol/Beschriftung Designation/function (Symbol/caption) Saving a programme name with a barcode/product code Saving a programme with ID no. for quick recall (only for DirectMode) Adding a programme to favourites Keypad field, touch the desired character to enter it Field Bestätigen (Confirm) ...
Page 103 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Saving programme Touch the Speichern (Save) ( ) field. The screen to enter a programme name with the keyboard appears. Entering a programme name using the screen keyboard and confirming with ( The screen switches to an assignment overview. Open the input screen by touching the field ( ) of the desired line.
Page 104 Manual cooking/baking Eingabe von Zusatzinformationen (Entering additional information) Fig. 91: screen New programme group  Assign the programme to one or several menu groups by touching the relevant symbol and confirm with ( Assignment to Menu Group Fig. 92: Screen Symbol Designation/function Breakfast...
Page 105 Manual cooking/baking Assigning to a product group  Assign the programme to a product group by touching the symbol and confirm with ( Assignment to Product Group Fig. 93: Screen Symbol Designation/function Baking Poultry Meat Fish Pasta Garnishes Vegetables Dessert Regeneration Field Bestätigen (Confirm) ...
Page 106 This will make it possible to easily recall cooking programmes and hear the end of each programme or any errors and faults during operation. For this purpose, a number of images and sounds are preinstalled in JOKER for selection. ...
Page 107 Manual cooking/baking Assigning and saving programme sounds Fig. 96: Assigning programme sounds stored in the appliance Fig. 97: Uploading and assigning custom programme sounds Work procedures for assigning images and sounds that are pre-installed in the appliance Touch the selection line programme image or sounds ( Selection from appliance images/sounds Upload Custom Images/Sounds...
Page 108 Return to the screen. INFORMATION:  All the images/sounds stored in JOKER are displayed in the respective overviews. Barcode and product code management A barcode and/or product code can be saved for each cooking programme. This makes it possible for the cooking programmes to be easily recalled by scanning the barcode of an item, or keying in its product code.
Page 109 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Barcode  Switch to the numeric entry of the barcode. Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm your entry and move to the next input screen. Field Schließen (Close)  Close entry, go back to last step. Field Zeichen löschen (Delete characters) ...
Page 110 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Save with an ID code in the Programm speichern (Save programme screen, call up the programme and continue with ( The screen for entering the ID number appears. Enter an ID no. Confirm your entry with ( ) and close with ( Save programmes...
Page 111 Manual cooking/baking Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking) Fig. 101: Finish saving the programme and return to the screen, Saved programme...
Page 112: Manual Cooking/Manual Baking With Fresh Steam System
Manual cooking/baking Manual cooking/manual baking with fresh steam system Selecting the operating mode  INFORMATION: By selecting the Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) field in the home screen, with the screen switches to Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) • Convection • Hot air + humidification •...
Page 113 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function  Switch to manual cooking with steam. Field Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) without humidification  Switch to manual baking without humidification. Field Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) with humidification  Switch to manual baking with humidification. Field Gar-/Backtemperatur (Cooking/baking temperature) ...
Page 114 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function  The total number of steps is displayed below. Field Zusatzfunktionen (Additional functions)  Zusatzfunktionen Calling and setting the (Additional functions) screen (the additional functions enabled are highlighted in green) Field Schrittübersicht (Step overview)  Switch to step overview. Field Home ...
Page 115 Manual cooking/baking Function Default value Setting range Preheat adjustable Tab. 29: Setting ranges for hot air 7.3.2 Manual cooking/baking with Combisteam Manuelles Kochen mit Kombidampf (Manual combi-cooking) Fig. 103: Screen (with cooking time controller left and core temperature right) Function Default value Setting range Temperature...
Page 116 Manual cooking/baking 7.3.3 Manual cooking/baking with steam Manuelles Kochen mit Dampf (Manual cooking with steam) Fig. 104: screen (with cooking time controller left and core temperature right) Function Default value Setting range Temperature 99°C 30°C … 130°C 210°F 86°F … 266°F Humidification 100% Constant, cannot be changed...
Page 117 Manual cooking/baking Function Default value Setting range Temperature 180°C 30°C … 300°C 356°F 86°F … 572°F Cooking time 00:30 h 00:01h … 23:59h or continuous operation Core temperature 70°C 20°C … 100°C 158°F 68°F … 212°F Active dehumidification control deactivated (default) Level 5 Active dehumidification control activated (levels 1 to 5, if set)
Page 118 Manual cooking/baking Function Default value Setting range Level 5 Active dehumidification control activated (levels 1 to 5, if set) Preheat adjustable Tab. 33: Setting ranges for baking with humidification  INFORMATION: The description of how to set the values applies to all Manual cooking/Manual baking operating modes;...
Page 119 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 108: Note “Temperature entry outside the setting range” (hot air/combi-cooking left; steam right) 7.3.6 Changing cooking/baking time Fig. 109: Screen Einstellen/Ändern der Gar-/Backzeit (Set/change cooking/baking time) Working steps Manuelles Kochen/Manuelles Backen (Manual Touch the value field in the cooking/Manual baking) screen.
Page 120 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 110: Display Manual cooking (left) and manual baking without humidification (right) in continuous operation INFORMATION:  When time is entered as 00h:00min:00sec for manual cooking and baking without humidification, continuous operation ( ) will be set. NOTICE Time entry outside the setting range! ...
Page 121 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Touch the Kerntemperatur (Core temperature) field to switch to the Manuelles Kochen/Manuelles Backen (Manual cooking/Manual baking) screen. The input screen for the core temperature appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in one-degree steps via fields ( Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Manuelles Kochen/Manuelles Backen (Manual cooking/baking)
Page 122 Manual cooking/baking Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) Return to the screen. NOTICE Humidity entry outside the setting range!  If a value falls below or exceeds the setting range (1% to 100%), a message will appear and the value will be set to the minimum or maximum value after confirmation ( Fig.
Page 123 Manual cooking/baking NOTICE Rest time entry outside the setting range!  If the setting range (00h:03min:00sec) is exceeded, a message will appear and the value will be set to the maximum value (00h:03min:00sec) after confirming the message ( Fig. 117: Note “Rest time entry outside the setting range” 7.3.10 Changing the steaming quantity (only for manual baking with steaming) Einstellen/Ändern der Beschwadungsmenge (Set/Change the humidification quantity)
Page 124 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 119: Note “The humidification quantity entered is outside the setting range” 7.3.11 Selecting additional functions Manual cooking Additional functions Fig. 120: screen not active (toggle left, display grey)/active (toggle right, display green) Symbol Designation/function Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit (Fan speed) ...
Page 125 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function – Level 2 Flap 40 % open – Level 3 Flap 60 % open – Level 4 Flap 80 % open – Level 5 Flap completely open Field Switch (Toggle) OFF/ON  Switch additional function on/off. Field Bestätigen (Confirm) ...
Page 126 Manual cooking/baking Switching fan speed pulsing on/off Fig. 122: Fan speed pulsing set Setting/changing preheating Fig. 123: Setting preheating (left), setting/changing preheating temperature (right) Work procedures Setting/changing the preheating temperature Touch the field Vorheiztemperatur (Preheating temperature) (e.g. 198°C) in the Preheat line Temperatureinstellung (Temperature setting) screen appears.
Page 127 Manual cooking/baking NOTICE Temperature entry outside the setting range!  If the value falls below or exceeds the setting range entered (30°C/86°F to 300°C/572°F), a message will appear and the value will be set to the minimum or maximum value after confirmation ( Switch E/2 (energy saving function) on/off Fig.
Page 128 Manual cooking/baking Manual baking Fig. 128: Additional functions screen not active (toggle left, display grey)/active (toggle right, display green) Symbol Designation/function Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit (Fan speed)  Activate fan speed (levels 1 to 5). Field Lüftergeschwindigkeit Taktung (Fan speed pulsing)  Activate fan pulsing at the selected fan speed.
Page 129 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back)  Switch to the last screen display. Tab. 35: Elements on the Additional Functions screen Work procedures Selection additional function Touch the Zusatzfunktionen (Additional Functions) ( ) field on the Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) screen.
Page 130 Manual cooking/baking Setting/changing preheating Fig. 131: Setting preheating (left), setting/changing preheating temperature (right) Work procedures Setting/changing the preheating temperature Touch the field Vorheiztemperatur (Preheating temperature) (e.g. 198°C) in the Preheating line. Temperatureinstellung (Temperature setting) screen appears. Enter/change the temperature value exactly in degrees using the numeric keypad or in one-degree steps via +/-.
Page 131 Manual cooking/baking Switch E/2 (energy saving function) on/off Fig. 133: Additional function E/2 set Setting/changing the ADC (Active Dehumidification Control) Fig. 134: Setting the ADC screen and flap opening level 7.3.12 Step overview - single- and multi-step programmes  Step overview Touching the ( ) icon displays the screen.
Page 132 Manual cooking/baking Betriebsart (Operating mode) Fig. 136: Screen with three-step programme (displaying step 2) Symbol Designation/function Field Start  Starts the programme. Field Delete  Deleting a cooking step. Field Duplizieren (Duplicate)  Duplicating a cooking step. Field Hinzufügen (Add) ...
Page 133 Manual cooking/baking Work procedures Adding cooking step  INFORMATION: • A maximum of 20 cooking steps can be defined for a programme. • Cooking steps can be added to the Manual cooking/Manual baking screens or to the step overview. Touch the Garschritt hinzufügen (Adding cooking step) ( ) field.
Page 134 Manual cooking/baking 7.3.13 Setting the start/end time Sets the start time Startzeit (Start time) Fig. 137: Work procedures for screens Setting the (applies to Manual cooking in the same way) Sets the end time Endzeit (End time) Fig. 138: Work procedure for screens Setting the (applies to Manual baking in the same way)
Page 135 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back)  Switch to the last screen display. Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm entry. Field Schließen (Close)  Cancel your entry and close the screen view. Field Start-/Endzeit (Start/end time) ...
Page 136 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 139: Start/end time screen view after programme start 7.3.14 Saving programmes  INFORMATION: Requirements: • Gareinstellungen für Manuelles Kochen/Manuelles Backen The screen (Manual cooking/baking settings) is displayed. • The settings for one or several cooking/baking steps are defined. •...
Page 137 Manual cooking/baking Symbol/Beschriftung Designation/function (Symbol/caption) Adding a sound to a programme Saving a programme name with a barcode/product code Saving a programme with ID no. for quick recall (only for DirectMode) Adding a programme to favourites Keypad field, touch the desired character to enter it Field Bestätigen (Confirm) ...
Page 138 Manual cooking/baking (Entry instruction below) After completing all entries, confirm with ( The programme name appears in the middle of the screen header in the Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking) screen. INFORMATION:  Upload of custom images and sounds is possible using a USB stick. ...
Page 139 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Breakfast Lunch Snacks Dinner Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm your entry and move to the next input screen. Field Schließen (Close)  Close entry, go back to last step. Tab. 39: Overview of the menu groups...
Page 140 Manual cooking/baking Assigning to a product group  Assign the programme to a product group by touching the symbol and confirm with ( Assignment to Product Group Fig. 143: Screen Symbol Designation/function Baking Poultry Meat Fish Pasta Garnishes Vegetables Dessert Regeneration Field Bestätigen (Confirm) ...
Page 141 This will make it possible to easily recall cooking/baking programmes and hear the end of each programme or any errors and faults during operation. For this purpose, a number of images and sounds are preinstalled in JOKER for selection.
Page 142 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 145: Uploading and assigning custom programme images Assigning and saving programme sounds Fig. 146: Assigning programme sounds stored in the appliance...
Page 143 Manual cooking/baking Fig. 147: Uploading and assigning custom programme sounds Work procedures for assigning images and sounds that are pre-installed in the appliance Touch the selection line programme image or sounds ( Selection from appliance images/sounds Upload Custom – Images/Sounds appears.
Page 144 Return to the screen. INFORMATION:  All the images/sounds stored in JOKER are displayed in the respective overviews. Barcode and product code management A barcode and/or product code can be saved for each cooking/baking programme. This makes it possible for the programmes to be easily recalled by scanning the barcode of an item, or keying in its product code.
Page 145 Manual cooking/baking Symbol Designation/function Field Barcode  Switch to the numeric entry of the barcode. Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm your entry and move to the next input screen. Field Schließen (Close)  Close entry, go back to last step. Field Zeichen löschen (Delete characters) ...
Page 146 Manual cooking/baking Working steps Save with an ID code in the Programm speichern (Save programme) screen, call up the programme and continue with ( The screen for entering the ID number appears. Enter an ID no. Confirm your entry with ( ) and close with ( Save programmes...
Page 147 Manual cooking/baking saving the programme Manuelles Fig. 151: Finish and return to the saved programme in the Kochen/Manuelles Backen (Manual Cooking/Manual) baking screen...
Page 148: Ongoing Operation Of The Cooking And Baking Process
Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Ongoing operation of the cooking process in the hot-air appliance 8.1.1 Starting manual cooking Fig. 152: Starting manual cooking with hot air (left) or step overview (right) ...
Page 149 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Fig. 154: Stopp des laufenden Programms (Stop running programme) screen  INFORMATION: Additional functions (e.g. preheating) must be selected before starting the programme. The symbol of the selected additional function appears on the progress line of the screen.
Page 150 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Display Vorheizen (Preheating)  Start preheating. Field Stop Vorheizen (Stop preheat)  Stop preheating. Ongoing operation Tab. 42: Elements of the cooking programme’s screen 8.1.3 Preheat Vorheizen im laufenden Betrieb (Preheating running) Ende Vorheizen Fig.
Page 151 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process  INFORMATION:  When preheating has been completed, open the door, insert the container with food items and close the door.  The cooking programme then starts automatically.
Page 152 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.1.4 Extending the cooking time Fig. 158: Display before and after cooking time extension  INFORMATION: • The cooking time of the last programme step is extended in single-minute steps by default. •...
Page 153 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Working steps Touch the Ändern/Editieren (Change/edit) ( ) field. Manuelles Kochen (Manual cooking) screen appears. The cooking programme continues to run. Touch the value field for the temperature and/or time to be changed. The screen for entering temperature and/or time values appears.
Page 154 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.1.7 Continuous mode Manual settings Ongoing operation of the cooking programme Fig. 161: Screen (left) and (right) continuous mode INFORMATION:  • For continuous mode, time must be set to 00:00:00 (h:min:sec). •...
Page 155 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Working steps Stop/exit the Running programme/continuous operation by touching the Stop ( ) field. The cooking programme is stopped. Abbruchnachfrage (Exit Request) screen appears. Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( The programme will continue to run if the exit query is closed ( Manuelles Kochen (Manual Cooking) screen will appear if the exit query...
Page 156 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.1.9 Restart/repeat cooking programme Fig. 164: Repeat the same cooking programme/restart Working steps Load the appliance with the same food. Touch the Neustart (New Start) ( ) field to start the same cooking programme.
Page 157: Ongoing Operation Of The Baking Process With Humidification
Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Ongoing operation of the baking process with humidification 8.2.1 Start manual baking Manuelles Backen ohne Beschwadung (Manual baking without humidification) Fig. 165: Start (left) or mit Beschwadung (with humidification) (right) Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) Schrittübersich Fig.
Page 158 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Fig. 168: Stopp des laufenden Programms (Stop running programme) screen  INFORMATION: • Additional functions (e.g. preheating) must be selected before starting the programme. • The symbol of the additional function appears on the progress line of the screen.
Page 159 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Symbol Designation/function Display of the actual core temperature Field Manuelle Beschwadung (Manual humidification)  Briefly humidify the cooking chamber manually by selection. Field Backzeitverlängerung (Baking time extension)  Extend cooking time by selecting appropriate setting (setting: 1 min).
Page 160 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process  INFORMATION: • If the current cooking chamber temperature is above the selected preheating temperature, the cooking chamber is cooled down. • When preheating has been completed, open the door, insert the container with baked items and close the door.
Page 161 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.2.5 Changing settings for manual baking Fig. 172: Changing settings during operation INFORMATION:  During operation, only baking settings for a baking step which is currently in progress or has not yet been started, can be changed.
Page 162 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Working steps Touch the Ändern/Editieren (Change/edit) ( ) field. Manuelles Backen (Manual baking) screen appears. The baking programme continues to run. Touch the value field to be changed for temperature, humidification, core temperature, time, etc.
Page 163 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.2.7 Continuous mode Programmstart (Programme start) Backen ohne Fig. 174: Screen (left) and ongoing operation of Beschwadung (Baking without humidification) in continuous mode (right) INFORMATION:  • When time is entered as 00h:00min:00sec for manual baking without Dauerbetrieb (continuous operation) humidification, ) will be set.
Page 164 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Working steps Pause/stop running programme/continuous operation by touching the field ( Baking programme is stopped. End Programme Request screen appears. Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( When you close ( ), the programme continues to run.
Page 165 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.2.9 Restarting/repeating the backing programme Fig. 177: Repeat the same cooking programme/restart Working steps Load the appliance with the same food. Touch the Neustart (Restart) ( ) field to start the same backing programme.
Page 166: Ongoing Operation Of The Cooking/Baking Process With The Live Steam System Module
Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Ongoing operation of the cooking/baking process with the live steam system module 8.3.1 Starting manual cooking Fig. 178: Starting manual settings in the Manual Cooking screen (left) or Step Overview screen (right) Fig.
Page 167 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Nachfrage (Request) Fig. 181: Screen to stop the running programme INFORMATION:   Additional functions (e.g. preheating) must be selected before starting the programme.  The symbol of the additional function appears on the progress line of the screen.
Page 168 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Symbol Designation/function Display of remaining programme time with green progress bar in the background (without humidification) Display of programme progress (blue - humidification, brown - rest time; green - baking time) Field Stop ...
Page 169 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.3.3 Preheat Fig. 182: Screen Preheating running (left) and End preheating (right) Fig. 183: Cooling to preheat temperature screen Garraumtür geöffnet” (Baking chamber door open) Fig. 184: Screen “ INFORMATION:  • If the current cooking chamber temperature is above the selected preheating temperature, the cooking chamber is cooled down.
Page 170 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process  INFORMATION: Additional parameter setting under Service/Settings: Manual Temp and Active Temp. • Manual Temp: low energy consumption (fan), needs however to be supported by the user. • Active Temp: quick, but consumes additional water and energy. Default setting: Manual Temp (automatic, without water consumption) 8.3.4 Extending the baking time...
Page 171 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process Fig. 186: Changing settings during operation INFORMATION:  During operation, only baking/cooking settings for a baking/cooking step which is currently in progress or has not yet been started, can be changed. Working steps Touch the Ändern/Editieren (Change/edit) ( ) field.
Page 172 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.3.6 Display of the actual values for temperature and humidity/humidification or core temperature Fig. 187: Screen Display actual values for temperature, humidity/humidification and core temperature  Touch the actual temperature/humidity ( ) field. The actual values appear for a short time.
Page 173 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process 8.3.8 Ending manual cooking/manual baking Earlier end of the current cooking/baking programme/continuous mode Fig. 189: Screens Stopp laufendes Programm (Stop the running programme)  INFORMATION: Cooking step/programme has been started and is not yet finished. •...
Page 174 Ongoing operation of the cooking and baking process On completion of the cooking programme Fig. 190: End of the expired cooking programme without restarting INFORMATION:   The cooking programme ends when – the cooking time of the last cooking step has elapsed. –...
Page 175: Last
Last® 20 Last® 20 Calling up Last® 20 on the home screen  Last® 20 is accessed by touching field ( ) on the home screen. INFORMATION:  Only the last 20 selected cooking/baking programmes are displayed in chronological order (last programme first) as a list. Last®...
Page 176 Last® 20 Touch the Change field ( ) or Details field ( Touching the Schließen (Close) ( ) field discards the changes and returns Last®20 to the screen. (for all others see below) Starts the programme with ( 9.1.1 Programme Options Programmoptionen (Programme options) Fig.
Page 177 Last® 20 9.1.2 Displaying/changing setting values for programmes Fig. 194: Screen Anzeige/Ändern der Einstellungen des gespeicherten Favoriten für Garen (Display/change settings of saved favourites for cooking) (left) and Backen (baking) (right)  Manuelle Einstellungen (Manual settings) screen for the programme appears and all values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed.
Page 178 Last® 20 Symbol Designation/function and edit. Field Start  Starts the programme. Field Vorheizen (Preheating)  Set preheating. Field Start-/Endzeit (Start/end time)  Start-/Endzeit (Start/End Time) Switch to the screen. Field Startzeit (Start time)  Sets the start time. Field Endzeit (End time) ...
Page 179 Last® 20 9.1.4 Field Programmstart (Programme start) Working steps Touch the Start ( ) field to start the programme from the Last®20 overview. Zusatzinformationen (Additional Information) screen appears. Touch the Schließen (Close) ( ) field. laufender Betrieb (Ongoing operation) screen appears.
Page 180: Load® 20 In The Home Screen (Direct Access To Programmes)
Last® 20 Load® 20 in the home screen (direct access to programmes) INFORMATION:   The direkter Programmstart (direct programme start) home screen is selected.  The last 20 selected programmes appear as a list in chronological order  All other start fields (blue) can also be selected. Direktstart Last®...
Page 181 Last® 20 Working steps If required, select the programme line with ( ) field Programminformationen (Programme information) Programme Information screen appears. Touch the Change field ( ) or Details field ( Touching the Schließen (Close) ( ) field discards the changes and returns Direktstart Last®20 (Last®20 Direct Start) to the screen.
Page 182 Last® 20  Einstellungen für Garen/Backen (Settings for cooking/baking) screen for the programme appears and all values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed. Programmes can be overwritten or saved under a new name. 9.2.3 Field Display/Change Programme Details Fig.
Page 183 Last® 20 Symbol Designation/function  Switch to the Start/End Time screen. Field Startzeit (Start time)  Sets the start time. Field Endzeit (End time)  Sets the end time. Field Home  Switch to the home screen. Field Zurück (Back) ...
Page 184: 10 Programme List
Programme list 10 Programme list 10.1 Starts the programme Work procedures Touch field Start ( ) to start a programme from the Programme List Overview. laufender Betrieb (Ongoing operation) screen appears. 10.2 Programme list options  INFORMATION:  The programme list enables alphanumeric character searches for a stored programme across all programmes and contents of a programmes or favourites list.
Page 185 Programme list Programmliste ohne Filter (Programme list without filter) Fig. 202: Screen Programme list with filter Menu group filter Product group Fig. 203: Screens (left) or (right) Programmliste mit Filter Menü- und Produktgruppe (Programme list with filter Menu Fig. 204: Screen and product group)
Page 186: Searching, Changing And Starting Programmes
Programme list 10.3 Searching, changing and starting programmes 10.3.1 Searching programme Fig. 205: Alphanumeric character search (left) with display of found programmes (right) Working steps Touch the Programmliste (Programme List) field in the start screen. Übersicht Programmliste (Programme List Overview) screen appears.
Page 187 Programme list Anzeige/Ändern der Einstellungen des gespeicherten Favoriten für Garen Fig. 207: Screen (Display/change settings of saved favourites for cooking) Backen (baking) (left) and (right)  Einstellungen Garen/Backen (Settings for cooking/baking) screen for the programme appears and all values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed.
Page 188 Programme list Symbol Designation/function Display Assigned programme image (optional) Apple Strudel Name of the cooking/baking programme Items to be Product group baked Field Programminformation (Programme information)  Switch to the screen with additional information. 00:06:00 Displaying the cooking / baking time Field Schrittübersicht (Step overview) ...
Page 189 Programme list Programme information screen for the cooking/baking programme Fig. 209:  All values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed Einstellung Garen/Backen (Cooking/baking setting) by switching to the screen. Programmes can be overwritten or saved under a new name. ...
Page 190: Favourites
Favourites Favourites 11.1 Starts the programme Working steps Touch the Start Start ( ) field to start a programme from Favourites. Zusatzinformationen (Additional Information) screen appears. Touch the Schließen (Close) ( ) field. laufender Betrieb (Ongoing operation) screen appears. 11.2 Favourite options INFORMATION: ...
Page 191 Favourites Symbol Designation/function − Symbol Steam operating mode (one-step - multi-step) − Symbol for operating mode baking with humidification (single-step - multi-step) − Programme symbol (manual cooking / manual baking - multi- stage) Field Programmsuche (Programme search)  Switch to search input. Selection field Menu group ...
Page 192: Searching, Changing And Starting Favourites
Favourites 11.3 Searching, changing and starting favourites 11.3.1 Searching favourites Fig. 211: Alphanumeric character search (left) with display of found favourites (right) Working steps Touch the Favoriten (Favourites) field on the Home screen. Favourites Overview screen appears. Activate search with ( ) and/or select e.g.
Page 193 Favourites 11.3.2 Viewing/changing programme details Programminformation (Programme information) Fig. 212: selection screen Anzeige/Ändern der Einstellungen des gespeicherten Favoriten für Garen Fig. 213: Screen (Display/change settings of saved favourites for cooking) Backen (baking) (left) and (right)  Einstellungen Garen/Backen (Settings for cooking/baking) screen for Favourites appears and all values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed.
Page 194 Favourites Symbol Designation/function Display Assigned programme image (optional) Mini pizza Name of the cooking/baking programme Items to be Product group baked Field Programminformation (Programme information)  Switch to the screen with additional information. 00:45:00 Displaying the cooking / baking time Field Schrittübersicht (Step overview) ...
Page 195 Favourites Zusatzinformationen zum Gar-/Backprogramm (Additional information on the Fig. 215: Screen cooking/baking programme)  All values and additional functions for all programme steps can be changed Garen/Backen (Cooking/baking) by switching to the screen. Programmes can be overwritten or saved as a copy under a new name. ...
Page 196: Weekly Programming Pro
Weekly programming PRO enables cooking, baking and cleaning processes to be programmed daily, weekly or monthly, also with repeat selection.  INFORMATION: For the weekly programming PRO to be enabled, JOKER must always be in “stand-by” and on.  The Weekly programming PRO is called up by touching field ( ) on the home screen.
Page 197 Weekly programming PRO Symbol Designation/function Field Programm angewählt (Programme selected). Programmeliste (Programme list) Selection line  Add a programme from the programme list. Field Vorheizen (Preheating) (programme list)  Set the additional function Preheating. Reinigung (Cleaning) Selection line  Add cleaning programme. Field Active Temp Select the additional function Active Temp.
Page 198: Adding A Programme
Weekly programming PRO  INFORMATION:  The Weekly programming PRO function is switched on/off via the corresponding field.  Cleaning programmes can only be added as weekly programmes with the optional autoclean® PRO.  The start view is the current day (today), by selecting the appropriate fields you can switch to the current week or any other ones.
Page 199 Weekly programming PRO Programmliste oder Reinigungsprogramme (Programme list Selection screen or cleaning programmes) appears. Select the programme by touching the Markierungsfeldes (Checkbox) ( Markierungsfeld (Checkbox) ( ) is filled in. If necessary: – Set the Vorheizen (Preheating) field (programme list) –...
Page 200 Weekly programming PRO 12.1.2 Setting Repeat INFORMATION:   To repeat weekly programmes, the periods – daily (same start/end time) – weekly (same day(s) of the week, same start/end time) – monthly (same day(s) of the month, same start/end time) –...
Page 201 Weekly programming PRO Fig. 223: Repetition of the programme once a month Working steps Touch the line Wiederholung (Repeat) on the screen of the selected weekly programme. Wiederholung (Repeat) selection screen appears. Default setting is never. Touch the line Wiederholungszeitraum (Repeat period). The overview of the current month with the suggested days (green) appears.
Page 202: Changing Programme
Weekly programming PRO 12.2 Changing programme Wochenprogrammierung PRO ändern für Programmliste (Weekly programming Fig. 224: Changing the PRO screen for the programme list) Wochenprogrammierung PRO ändern für autoclean® PRO (weekly programming Fig. 225: Changing the PRO screen for autoclean® PRO)
Page 203 Weekly programming PRO Working steps Touch the Wochenprogrammierung PRO (Weekly programming PRO) field on the start screen. Wochenprogrammierung PRO (Weekly programming The selection screen PRO) appears. Weekly programme switch is set to ON (green) Select a time range for display/input: –...
Page 204: Delete Programme
Weekly programming PRO 12.3 Delete programme Wochenprogrammierung PRO löschen (Delete the Weekly programming PRO) Fig. 226: screens and Sicherheitsabfrage (Security query) Working steps Touch the Wochenprogrammierung PRO (Weekly programming PRO) field on the start screen. Wochenprogrammierung PRO (Weekly programming The selection screen PRO) appears.
Page 205: Multi Cooking Pro/Multi Baking Pro
Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO With multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO, single-step programmes with approximately the same setting values and with preset insertion levels can – be started and terminated at the same time – be terminated at the same time ...
Page 206: Adding Cooking/Baking Programmes Via The Home Screen
Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO 13.1 Adding cooking/baking programmes via the home screen  Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO is called up by touching field ( ) on the start screen. Fig. 227: Screen Selection of all Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO programmes before (left) and after (right) selection of a master programme Fig.
Page 207 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Symbol Designation/function Field Programme not selected/selected  Deselect/select programme(s). Field Bestätigen (Confirm)  Confirm selection Field Zurück (Back)  Back to the last screen Field Home  Back to the start screen Display field Operating mode ...
Page 208 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Symbol Designation/function Field Vorheizen (Preheating)  Activate preheating (default 10%). Field Start-/Endzeit (Start/end time)  Sets the start time.  Sets the end time. Field Save Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO  Save Multi Cooking/Multi Baking PRO settings/ programme(s).
Page 209 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Working steps Touch the Multi Cooking PRO field on the home screen. Multi Cooking PRO screen appears. Touch the desired Multi Cooking PRO programme line. Further programme lines with approximately the same setting values are displayed and can also be selected by touch.
Page 210: Add Cooking/Baking Programme
Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO 13.2 Add cooking/baking programme  INFORMATION: Cooking / baking programmes can be added from • Last® 20 • Programme list • Favourites to Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO. Fig. 230: Work procedures Add a programme to Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO (example Last® Working steps Touch fields Last®...
Page 211 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Touch field PRO Multi Cooking / PRO Multi Baking ( The list of the selected Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO programmes appears. – Programmes can be dupliziert (duplicated) ( ) or gelöscht (deleted) ( – It is possible to Speichern (Save) ( ) the programme selection.
Page 212 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Working steps Touch Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO ( ) field OR Last® 20 ( Programme List ( ) or Favourites ( ) fields in the home screen. Auswahl Multi Cooking PRO (PRO Selection screen) Multi Cooking OR list of applicable Multi Cooking PRO programmes appears.
Page 213: Manage Multi Cooking Pro Programme
Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO 13.3 Manage Multi Cooking PRO programme 13.3.1 Changing Multi Cooking PRO-List Changing the programme sequence in the list The cooking/baking programme appears in the programme list. Drag the cooking/baking programme to the desired position in the list. ...
Page 214 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO 13.3.3 Duplicating multi cooking pro programme Fig. 233: Work procedures Duplicate programme  Select the field Duplizieren (Duplicate) ( ) in the programme line to be duplicated. The cooking programme with the same settings is entered at the end of the list.
Page 215: Start And Ongoing Operation Of Multi Cooking Pro
Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO 13.4 Start and ongoing operation of Multi Cooking PRO 13.4.1 Start without preset time Start Multi Cooking PRO/Baking PRO Fig. 234:  Start Multi Cooking PRO/Baking PRO by touching the Start ( ) field. When programmes are started, refer to the length of the progress bar (green) and the remaining time for information about the progress.
Page 216 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO  INFORMATION: Programmes will start automatically only if no end time has been preset. For programmes with preset end time, the user must open and close the door at the appropriate time for the requested programme to be started (Anzeige grau (grey display)).
Page 217 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Adding programmes. Requirement Multi Cooking PRO programmes are already running and their progress is displayed. Working steps Ongoing operation Touch the Programme list ( ) in the screen. Auswahl der möglichen Programme (Selection of possible The screen programmes) appears.
Page 218 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Fig. 239: Screen after programme end; red programmes are more than 1 min overdue (left) and after removal of the food (open door) Working steps Programme is over. Progress bar (green) shows 100% progress and 00:00:00 hh:min:sec the remaining time After display duration 1 min: Progress bar (red) shows 100% progress and the increasing time difference...
Page 219 Multi cooking PRO/Multi baking PRO Working steps Touch theStop ( ) field during operation. „Nachfrage bei vorzeitigem Programmabbruch” (“Request for The screen early programme end”) appears. Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( Start Multi Cooking PRO/Baking screen appears when confirmed.
Page 220: Special Programmes
Special programmes Special programmes INFORMATION:  Special programmes are preconfigured with recommended settings, which can however be changed as required. Special programmes are called up by touching field ( ) on the home screen. 14.1 Description of special programmes For the hot air unit Fig.
Page 221 Special programmes Steam injection module Selection screen for special programmes Fig. 243: with humidification module Symbol Designation/function Field Niedertemperaturgaren (Low-temperature cooking)  Select Low-temperature cooking Field Delta-T cooking  Select Delta-T cooking. Field Regeneration  Select for (re)heating ready food. Field Halten (Hold) ...
Page 222: Sonderprogramme (Special Programmes) According To Water Module
Special programmes 14.2 Sonderprogramme (Special programmes) according to water module 14.2.1 Low-temperature cooking INFORMATION:  Low-temperature cooking is used to cook food gently within a low-temperature range with the fan running at reduced speed. Possible for all appliance, regardless of the water module. for the hot air unit Working steps Touch the Low Temperature Cooking line (...
Page 223 Special programmes If necessary, edit additional functions and programme steps. Switch to the Schrittübersicht (Step overview) screen ( Start the special low temperature cooking programme with ( Steam injection module Fig. 244: Screens “Auswahl Niedertemperaturgaren für Modul Beschwadung” (Selection of low temperature cooking for humidification module) Live steam system module Auswahl Niedertemperaturgaren (Low temperature cooking selection)
Page 224 Delta-T cooking is a special form of low-temperature cooking. A set temperature difference (Delta-T) between the current actual core temperature and the actual temperature in the cooking chamber is kept constant by the JOKER during the entire cooking step. The cooking step ends as soon as the temperature reaches the set target core temperature.
Page 225 Special programmes Live steam system module Auswahl Delta-T-Garen (Delta-T cooking) Operating mode Fig. 247: Screens Fig. 248: Screens Voreinstellungen und Schrittübersicht mit Sonderprogramm (Presettings and step overview with special programme) (e.g. steam operating mode) Working steps Touch the Delta-T cooking line ( Dampf, Heißluft, Kombidampf The screen for selecting an operating mode ( (Steam, hot air, combi-cooking)
Page 226 Special programmes 14.2.3 Regeneration  INFORMATION: Regeneration can be used to reheat fully cooked foods gently after they have cooled. Only for live steam system module. Regeneration selection Fig. 249: Screens Voreinstellungen Regenerieren für Bankett, Chargen und Teller (Regeneration settings Fig.
Page 227 Special programmes Symbol Designation/function Field Regeneration  Select for (re)heating ready food. Field Banquet  Regenerate plates in the tray rack. Field Batches  Regenerate the cooked product in containers. Field Plates  Regenerates plates on the grill. Tab. 57: Elements of the Regenerate selection window Working steps Touch the Regenerate (...
Page 228 Special programmes 14.2.4 Holding INFORMATION:  Use the Hold function to keep cooked food at a specified temperature in the cooking chamber. Only possible for live steam system and humidification modules. Auswahl Halten Voreinstellungen (Select Hold Presets) Fig. 251: Screens (e.g.
Page 229 Special programmes Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( If necessary, edit additional functions and programme steps; switch to the Schrittübersicht (Step overview) ) screen. Start the special programme Hold with ( 14.2.5 Thawing INFORMATION:  Use defrosting to gently thaw deep-frozen food for further processing. Only possible for live steam system and humidification modules.
Page 230 Special programmes Enter/change the value for Temperatur/Kerntemperatur (Temperature/Core temperature) exactly to the degree using the numeric keypad or in 5°/1° steps via fields +/-. Enter/change the Feuchtewert (humidity value) with the utmost accuracy using the numeric keypad or in 1% steps via +/-. The value field for entering minutes is active (light grey).
Page 231 Special programmes Working steps Touch the Gären (Fermentation) ( ) line. Betriebsart mit Vorgabewerten (Operating Mode with Default Values) screen appears. • If necessary: Touch the value field to be changed for Temperatur (Temperature), Kerntemperatur (Core temperature), Feuchte (Humidity) und Garzeit (Cooking time).
Page 232: Cleaning And Care
Cleaning and care Cleaning and care 15.1 General cleaning Depending on the degree of contamination and how often cleaning is required, the appliance may be equipped with different modules: • Basic appliance – manual cleaning supported • With the hose-spray-nozzle module –...
Page 233 Cleaning and care Symbol Designation/function Water filter  Indicates the condition of the water filter.  Indicates that water filter has to be replaced.  Select the field to reset after replacing the water filter. Start/end time  Setting the start/end time. Active-Temp ...
Page 234 • Eloma Multi-Clean PRO • Eloma Multi-Clean rinsing agent • Eloma Multi-Clean PRO cleaner tabs • Eloma Multi-Clean PRO finisher tabs  INFORMATION: The warranty will be rendered null and void with immediate effect if the stipulated cleaning and maintenance products are not used.
Page 235 Cleaning and care CAUTION! Risk of chemical burns from cleaners, rinsing agents, cleaner and finisher tabs! Chemical burns to the skin and eyes.  Please observe the specifications in the safety data sheet.  Adhere to the safety notes for the stipulated cleaner, rinsing agent, cleaner and finisher tabs.
Page 236: Manual Cleaning Of The Cooking Chamber
Cleaning and care 15.2 Manual cleaning of the cooking chamber CAUTION! Risk of burns from hot surfaces! Skin burns.  Allow the device to cool down before cleaning. CAUTION! Risk of scalding from hot lye or hot steam! Skin burns ...
Page 237 Cleaning and care 15.2.1 Hygiene plan Interval What Daily, after the end of Screen use a cloth and mild operation detergent. Cooking chamber Glass panel Door handle Drip tray Door seal Drip tray Weekly Window panes and use a cloth and mild glass door panes detergent.
Page 238 Cleaning and care 15.2.2 Basic appliance manual cleaning  INFORMATION: Removal of the racks is recommended for cleaning all appliances without autoclean® PRO and a spray hose. Clean and rinse the racks separately. Requirement • The cooked/baked goods have been removed. •...
Page 239 Cleaning and care 15.2.3 Manual cleaning with the hose-spray-nozzle module Requirement • The cooked/baked goods have been removed. • Accessories (e.g. containers) have been removed. Working steps Heat/cool cooking chamber to cleaning temperature (below 60°C). Open door after signal. Use the spray hose to remove coarse food and grease residues from the cooking chamber.
Page 240 Cleaning and care 15.2.4 Recommendation for cleaning the cooking chamber behind air baffles  INFORMATION: Clean the cooking chamber behind the vents on a weekly basis or when contaminated. Fig. 255: Release for swivelling air baffle (shown without cooking chamber housing) Requirement •...
Page 241: Manual Cleaning Of Other Parts Of The Appliance
Cleaning and care 15.3 Manual cleaning of other parts of the appliance 15.3.1 Destruction of the screen. NOTICE! Excessive pressure on the screen surface! Mechanical destruction of the screen.  Only apply gentle pressure when cleaning. NOTICE! Use of washing-up liquids and cleaning agents for screens! Destruction of the screen.
Page 242 Cleaning and care 15.3.2 Cleaning the door seal  INFORMATION: Regularly check the door seal for damage. Damaged door seals need to be replaced immediately. Requirement • The device has been switched off. • The device has cooled down.  Clean the door seal with a cloth and mild degreasing cleaning agent by hand.
Page 243: Semi-Automatic Cleaning
Cleaning and care 15.4 Semi-automatic cleaning  Select the Cleaning and Maintenance ( ) field on the home screen to start the cleaning and maintenance programme. Semi-automatic cleaning Fig. 257: screen Requirement • The cooked/baked goods have been removed. • Accessories (e.g.
Page 244 Cleaning and care Close the door. Drying phase ( ) starts to dry the cooking chamber (if selected). Select the Stop ( ) field. Start Cleaning & Care screen appears. Open the door and bring it into the locked position. 15.4.2 Semi-automatic cleaning with humidification and hose-spray-nozzle modules Working steps...
Page 245: Fully Automatic Cleaning (Autoclean® Pro)
Cleaning and care 15.5 Fully automatic cleaning (Autoclean® PRO) INFORMATION:  Clean and rinse the cooking chamber on a daily basis with at least a quick clean. Clean all external parts and surfaces manually.  Select the Cleaning and Maintenance ( ) field on the home screen to start the cleaning and maintenance programme.
Page 246 Cleaning and care Cleaning & Care screen appears. The ‘Cleaning complete’ notification will appear. Cleaning complete Fig. 258: Screen Open the door and bring it into the locked position. INFORMATION:  Frequently repeated cleaning programmes can be defined in the Wochenprogrammierung PRO (Weekly programme PRO) ...
Page 247 Cleaning and care Cleaning programme Application 00:16:00 h during the daily routine This is not a complete cleaning programme and cools the appliance down Rinsing out For light soiling or between cooking procedures during the daily routine 00:07:00 h Warm rinsing For light soiling or between cooking procedures during the daily routine 00:11:00 h...
Page 248 Cleaning and care Working steps Touch the line of the cleaning programme. Please select the drying stage ( ) field if drying is required after the appliance has been cleaned Start the cleaning programme with the Start field ( If the temperature in the cooking chamber gets too hot, the appliance will automatically bring down the temperature to 60°C (active temp).
Page 249 Cleaning and care Cleaning complete Fig. 260: screen Open the door and bring it into the locked position.  INFORMATION: PRO weekly programme Select start and end time are not available for the use of autoclean® PRO with solid detergent. INFORMATION: ...
Page 250 Cleaning and care Run maintenance programme before next cleaning programme Fig. 261: screen  The notification will only appear once a cleaning programme has finished in place of the “Cleaning complete” notification  The appliance will remind you to perform the maintenance programme as soon as you select a cleaning programme by displaying the “Please run maintenance programme now”...
Page 251 Cleaning and care Fig. 263: Water hardness level too high Please install softening system screen.
Page 252 Cleaning and care Cleaning and servicing programmes Cleaning programme Application Basic Light to medium (normal) soiling from preparation of steamed vegetables, meat 01:00:00 h products, baked goods or fish and occasional preparation of roast or grilled products Intensive Medium to heavy soiling from preparation of steamed vegetables, meat products, baked 02:00:00 h goods, fish or roast and grilled products...
Page 253: Exiting Cleaning
Cleaning and care 15.6 Exiting cleaning 15.6.1 Cancel semi-automatic cleaning INFORMATION:  Semi-automatic cleaning can be stopped at any time.  Press the Stop ( ) field. Confirm programme stop screen appears. Semi-Automatic Cleaning Stop Confirmation Fig. 264: Screen...
Page 254 Cleaning and care 15.6.2 Cancelling fully automatic cleaning (autoclean® PRO)  INFORMATION: autoclean® PRO fully automatic cleaning can be stopped at any time. It is continued with a safety flushing cycle. Fig. 265: Screens Stopp autoclean® PRO-Reinigung (Stop autoclean® PRO cleaning) Start Sicherheitsausspülen (Start safety flushing) ...
Page 255: Quickmode
Quick Modes must be activated in the parameters of the appliance’s main menu Settings/Service. Further operating options are available for service staff and Eloma's trained customer service department. Quick modes are set by the branch manager, for example. The branch manager determines the settings, programmes, images, etc.
Page 256 QuickMode Arbeitsschritte Einstellen QuickMode über Customisation (Work procedures for Setting Fig. 267: Screen QuickMode via customization) Screen for the work procedures for Setting QuickMode via parameters Fig. 268:...
Page 257 QuickMode Working steps Touch the Settings/Service line. Password Entry screen appears. Enter the password via the on-screen keyboard and confirm with ( Einstellungen und Service (Settings and Service) screen appears. Touch the Customization or Parameter line. Parameter screen appears. Select parameter 121 Mode. Mode selection screen appears.
Page 258 QuickMode 16.1.5 QuickMode Product Group QuickMode Product Group screen contains the following start icons: • Display of the product group(s) – Baked items ( – Vegetables ( – Poultry ( – Meat ( – Fish ( – Pasta ( – Garnishes ( –...
Page 259: Directmode
QuickMode 16.2 Directmode DirectMode is a practical tool that allows the user to quickly assign e.g. one-step cooking/baking programmes with similar settings to Multi Cooking PRO/Multi Baking PRO via barcode scanning or numerical codes (Direct Mode ID No.). Programmes with different settings are ignored. Multi-step programmes can also be assigned.
Page 260 QuickMode work procedures for Setting DirectMode via customization Fig. 270: Screen for the work procedures for Setting DirectMode via parameters Fig. 271: Screen for the Working steps Touch the Settings/Service line. Password Entry screen appears. Enter the password via the on-screen keyboard and confirm with ( Einstellungen und Service (Settings and Service) screen appears.
Page 261 QuickMode Return to the previous or start screen by touching ( ) or ( Activate scanner (Customization Parameters Fig. 272: Screens INFORMATION:  For DirectMode, the parameter 126 Scanner activated must be set to ON in Settings and Service. Set/change ID character length ...
Page 262 QuickMode Fig. 274: Note “ID character length outside the setting range” Enter DirectMode ID No. Fig. 275: screen 16.2.2 Direct Mode manual Direct Mode Manual screen gives the user access to the following startup functions: • Barcode/product code entry ( •...
Page 263: Settings And Service
) on the home screen. Settings/Service without password release Settings/Service without password release Fig. 276: Selection screen Line/symbol Designation/function Model: Display Appliance type (e.g. JOKER) Serial number Display Serial no. of appliance Version: Display of the appliance’s software version Line General settings ...
Page 264 Settings and Service Settings/Service with password release Settings/Service with password release Fig. 277: Selection screen Symbol Designation/function Model: Display Appliance type (e.g. JOKER) Serial number Display Serial no. of appliance Version: Display of the appliance’s software version Line General settings ...
Page 265: Changing The General Settings
Settings and Service 17.1 Changing the general settings Fig. 278: General Settings Screen Line Designation/function Date/Time Line Date/Time  Switch to Set/change date/time. Time zone/location Line Time zone  Switch to set/change time zone. Language Line Language  Switch to set/change language. Automatic switching Line Automatic summer/winter time changeover between standard time...
Page 266 Settings and Service Line Designation/function Password manager Line Password manager  Switch to password management. Restart startup Line Restart startup command command  Perform startup after restarting the appliance. Tab. 64: Elements of the General Settings screen (depending on password access) 17.1.1 Change date/time, time zone and summer/winter time Date/time and time zone...
Page 267 Settings and Service General Settings Select the Time zone line in with ( Time Zone Overview screen appears. Select the Startbildschirm (Home screen) and confirm with ( ) or close with ( Allgemeine Einstellungen (General Settings) screen appears. Automatic switching between standard time and daylight saving time Setting the automatic summer time/winter time Fig.
Page 268 Select/load programme list  INFORMATION:  The following sources are possible for the programme list: – Programme list(s), provided by Eloma – Preinstalled programme list(s) of the appliance – Programme list(s) from the user, loaded via USB stick Fig. 283: Screen sequence...
Page 269 Select Stand-by image and Pause time  INFORMATION:  The following sources are possible for the stand-by screen: – Image file, provided by Eloma – Image file of the appliance – Image file from the user, loaded via USB stick ...
Page 270 ( Auswahl Bildquelle (Image source selection) The screen is displayed. Select from the – preset Eloma stand-by images for the – JOKER appliance image – your own stand-by image (must be uploaded via USB stick!). Confirm your entry with (...
Page 271 Settings and Service Startbildschirm (Home screen) Fig. 287: Selecting the via function fields with direct programme access Working steps Allgemeinen Einstellungen Select the Startbildschirm (Home screen) line in (General settings) with ( The Auswahl Startbildschirm (Start screen selection) appears with –...
Page 272 Settings and Service Password entry for appliances settings operating and safety settings Fig. 289: Screens (left) and for (right) Work procedures (depending on the access authorization) General Settings Select the Password manager line in with ( The password prompt appears. Enter the current password and confirm with ( The password query for the instrument settings appears.
Page 273 Settings and Service Fig. 290: Request to perform startup upon the next appliance switch-on Working steps General Settings Select the Restart Startup line in with ( query screen appears. Confirm your entry with ( ) or close with ( After confirmation, startup will take place after the appliance has been restarted.
Page 274: Protocol Management
Protocol management In addition to the HACCP protocols for the expired cooking/baking and cleaning programmes, other appliance analysis protocols for JOKER are available for the last thirty days and can be downloaded to a USB stick. With the ProConnect software, this data can be archived, printed or edited.
Page 275 Settings and Service 17.2.1 Screen view of protocols Fig. 292: Selection of protocol by date and display of programmes Protocol View Fig. 293: screen (e.g. HACCP) Symbol Designation/function Friday Day of the week 2019-11-29 Date HACCP report Protocol type Download Field ...
Page 276 Select the line of the protocol type (e.g. HACCP) ( List of the last 30 days appears. Select line(s) of the day(s) ( List of programmes for that day(s) appears. Plug the USB stick into JOKER’s socket. Download the protocol(s). protocol List When finished, the...
Page 277: Setting/Changing Parameters
Settings and Service 17.3 Setting/changing parameters All programme and appliance properties are stored in an internal parameter list. In addition to the time and temperature format, screen and barcode display for cooking programmes and modes, this list can be used to activate and carry out other operator and safety-relevant adjustments.
Page 278 EndProgram heard for a certain time. EndStep The user can select a sound KeepWarm from a number of different ReachPreheat tones StartCombiProgram Default: ReachPreheat 031: Standby image Eloma image, Eloma image, Setting the standby image own image Default: Eloma Bild...
Page 279 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 032: Preheat end from volume level 0 to The volume of the sound at the end of the preheating Volume volume level 10 process can be adjusted. Default: 5 033: Preheating end from 0 s to 999 s The playback time of the sound duration...
Page 280 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 042: Multi Coking PRO from volume level 0 to The volume of the sound at the end of the PRo Multi End Volume volume level 10 Cooking process can be Default: 5 adjusted.
Page 281 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 052: Step End Volume from volume level 0 to The volume of the sound at volume level 10 the end of the Default: 5 cooking/baking step can be adjusted. 053: Step end sound from 0 s to 999 s The playback time of the duration...
Page 282 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 063: Rule for time European Rule If parameter 062 is activated, the user can change the changeover Customised rule winter or summer time Default: European Rule according to the rule. If the user selects the customised rule, further setting options are displayed in menu item...
Page 283 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 113: No change during Activate/deactivate with key If changes in the values (temperature, humidity, operation Default: Deactivated time) and functions of a cooking or baking process are not desired, the user can deactivate this function.
Page 284 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 121: Mode Full mode The user has the possibility to choose from 5 modes. QuickMode Full mode: All functions are QuickMode Plus available. QuickMode: QuickModeLast20® Functions programme list, DirectMode cleaning and maintenance, DirectMode Manuell settings/service are available.
Page 285 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 128: Activate short Activate/deactivate with key cleaning programme Default: Deactivated 131: Hide programme list Activate/deactivate with key The menu groups and the menu – deactivated Default: Deactivated search field can be hidden in the programme list.
Page 286 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 137: Disable core Activate/deactivate with key After the programme start temperature prompt in you can select the core Default: Deactivated operation temperature field to display the current core temperature. This parameter activates/deactivates this function.
Page 287 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 152: Blocking Cancel Activate/deactivate with key The user has the possibility to cancel the preheating. Preheating Default: Deactivated If this parameter is activated, the Cancel preheating field is hidden. 153: Cleaning request Off, Info, Block Switch on cleaning interval, mode...
Page 288 Settings and Service No.: Text Selection option/default Description 159: Hiding the menu Activate/deactivate with key The menu groups in the programme list can be groups Default: Deactivated hidden. 160: Display of Activate/deactivate with key The user can remaining total baking Default: Deactivated activate/deactivate the display of the total baking...
Page 289 174: Type Group Menu groups Selection whether menu selection groups, product groups or Product groups both are displayed in the Both programme list on the right 175: Number of inserts Number of inserts for Multi Cooking PRO Tab. 67: Parameter list JOKER...
Page 290: Upload/Downloadmanager
Settings and Service 17.4 Upload/DownloadManager By means of the Up-/Download-Manager you can upload/download from/to the JOKER • Cooking / baking programmes and programme lists • Appliance and product images • Operating and signal sounds • Customer backups and software backups Upload/DownloadManager Fig.
Page 291 Settings and Service Fig. 297: Customer Backup and Backup Screen Symbol Designation/function JOKER (green when active) USB stick (green when active) Field Download  Download from USB stick Field Upload  Upload to USB stick Check All field  Select all.
Page 292 Settings and Service Working steps Plug the USB stick into Joker’s USB socket. Select the Settings and Service line. Entry screen with keyboard Password appears. Enter the password and confirm ( Advanced Settings/Service screen appears. Select the Upload/DownloadManager line. File Type Selection screen appears.
Page 293: Sound Management
Settings and Service 17.5 Sound management With the Sound Manager, certain events can be assigned specific tones with time duration and volume, as well as their triggering times. Selection List Sound Manager Fig. 298: Screen Event selection Setting/changing sound duration Fig.
Page 294: Customisation
Settings and Service 17.6 Customisation Customisation allows adjusting selected parameters for the customised preparation of meals and items to be baked in line with the customer's needs. This is an advantage for e.g. large and chain customers (see also parameter list). Parameter selection screen Customisation Fig.
Page 295: Cleaning And Water Treatment
This helps to save energy and resources. By specifying the cleaning and filter change intervals with reminder messages, Joker’s necessary hygiene and gentle handling can be ensured. Cleaning and water treatment Fig. 302: selection screen 17.7.1...
Page 296 Settings and Service 17.7.2 Cleaning manager Cleaning Manager Fig. 304: Screen By selecting the parameters of the Cleaning Manager, the fill level monitoring and the container sizes for the Cleaner PRO and the Rinse Aid can be defined. 17.7.3 Cleaning reminder menu Reminder Menu Fig.
Page 297 Settings and Service Fig. 307: Screen End of cleaning Start-up Requirement • The device is ready for operation. Working steps Cleaning and Care Select the field. The Cleaning and Care screen is displayed. Select “Commissioning”. Start Press the ) field. Cleaning Progress screen will appear and time will count down to 00:00:00.
Page 298: Network Settings
Settings and Service 17.8 Network settings Network configuration screen (LAN and W-LAN) Fig. 308:...
Page 299: Error Messages & Troubleshooting
Install a water filter or Black stains in the The water quality is poor. replace the water filter cooking chamber currently in use.  Use Eloma Multi-Clean The wrong cleaner has PRO Detergent Damage been used. caused by the wrong cleaner cannot be remedied.
Page 300: Eliminate Faults
The rinsing agent is empty. (15%) The rinsing agent is empty. (30%)  Replace the water filter. Water filter is empty.  Contact an Eloma service The water pressure is partner. too low.  Close the cooking chamber The cooking chamber door.
Page 301 Error messages & troubleshooting Code/Symbol Possible cause Measure  Contact an Eloma service The motor is not partner. running.  Open the operating The water pressure is company's water tap. too low.  Check the operating company's water pressure. ...
Page 302: Maintenance Instructions
 The container sizes can be set and the fill level monitoring can be activated via the fill level monitor. The connections for Eloma liquid detergent PRO (black) and Eloma rinse aid (blue) are marked on the appliance Canister change Replacement inquiry Fig.
Page 303 Maintenance instructions Working steps Disconnect the hoses for cleaner and/or rinsing agent from empty canisters. Position the new filled canisters underneath the appliance. Adhere to the connection markings on the combi steamer: – Always connect the cleaner to the red canister connection. –...
Page 304: Water Treatment
Maintenance instructions 19.2 Water treatment Fig. 310: Water treatment selection screen Requirement • The device has been switched off. Working steps Close the operating company's water tap. Replace the water filter. Open the operating company's water tap. Switch on the appliance. Select field Water treatment.
Page 305: Starting Up The Cleaning Programme
Maintenance instructions 19.3 Starting up the cleaning programme INFORMATION:  Cleaning programme Always start up the cleaning programme upon initial installation and after changing the liquid detergent canister. Cleaning start-up selection progress bar display Fig. 311: Screens End of cleaning Commissioning inquiry Fig.
Page 306: 20 Disposal And Environmental Protection
Strict adherence to the legal rules, quality standards and regulations, and a high environmental awareness form the basic standards for development, production and servicing of the JOKER on our premises. However, as well as valuable recyclable materials, these devices with electronic circuits also contain harmful substances which were necessary for their function and safety.
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