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- Page 1 Installation manual Invoq Combi & Invoq Hybrid 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN 6-2/1 GN 10-2/1 GN 20-2/1 GN Gas & Electric This is a localization of the original British English document US-EN - American English...
- Page 2 FOR YOUR SAFETY Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance. NOTICE In order to be able to service this appliance, it must be installed with the casters supplied, a connector complying with ANSI Z21.69 - CSA 6.16 and a quick-disconnect device complying with ANSI Z21.41 - CSA 6.9.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABlE of CoNTENTS Table of contents General information Target group ..........................6 Technical changes .......................6 More documentation ......................6 Warranty ............................6 Permissions ...........................6 Screen dumps ...........................6 Identification ..........................6 Rating plate on an electrical oven ................7 Rating plate on a gas oven ....................8 Symbols used in this document ................9 Safety information General safety instructions .................. - Page 4 Installing the oven Mechanical installation ....................18 Mechanical installation of roll-in oven ............19 Clearance around the oven ..................20 Electrical installation ......................21 Connecting the oven to the power ............... 22 Connecting the condensation hood to the power ....... 23 Gas installation ........................24 Connecting the oven to the gas ................24 Power connection - gas oven ..................24...
- Page 5 TABlE of CoNTENTS Technical data Dimensions ..........................39 Dimensions - PassThrough ..................40 Weights ............................40 Weights - PassThrough ....................40 Water requirements ......................41 IP classification ........................41 Heat rejection ........................... 41 Noise emission........................42 Data ............................42 Power requirements, electrical oven ...............43 Power requirements, gas oven ................
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Page 6: General Information
General information Target group This document is aimed at service technicians who have been trained in installing and servicing the oven. The oven must be installed and serviced only by qualified service technicians. Technical changes This document is subject to change without notice. More documentation You can find more documentation about the oven at https://asset-library.invoqoven. -
Page 7: Rating Plate On An Electrical Oven
GENERAl INfoRMATIoN Rating plate on an electrical oven Item Description Name of the manufacturer, registered company name or trademark Name and address of the manufacturer or its representative oven model Serial number Rated voltage - voltage or voltage range in volts Nominal power - rated power in kilowatt Water supply - nominal line pressure of the oven IP class - IP number according to the degree of protection against... -
Page 8: Rating Plate On A Gas Oven
Rating plate on a gas oven Item Description Name of the manufacturer, registered company name or trademark Name and address of the manufacturer or its representative oven model Serial number Rated voltage - voltage or voltage range in volts Nominal power - rated power in kilowatt Water supply - nominal line pressure of the oven IP class - IP number according to the degree of protection against ingress of water... -
Page 9: Symbols Used In This Document
GENERAl INfoRMATIoN Symbols used in this document DANGER Dangerous situation which will, if not avoided, result in death or serious personal injury. WARNING Dangerous situation which may, if not avoided, result in death or serious personal injury. CAUTION Dangerous situation which will, if not avoided, result in minor or moderate personal injury. -
Page 10: Safety Information
Safety information Read this document before using, installing or servicing the product. Installation and operation must comply with local regulations and accepted codes of good practice. Installation, maintenance and repair must be carried out by qualified installation and service technicians only. Installation and/ or service by anyone other than a qualified service technician may result in injury to the operator and/or damage to the oven. -
Page 11: Safety Instructions Before Use
SAfETy INfoRMATIoN Safety instructions before use DANGER Electric shock • Install an approved plug or safety switch close to the oven to ensure that the oven can be disconnected during installation and repair. • The safety switch must be compliant with applicable national and local requirements. -
Page 12: Safety Instructions During Use
Safety instructions during use CAUTION Risk of crushing • Always close the door with one hand on the handle to avoid crushing your fingers. Safety instructions during maintenance and service DANGER Risk of electric shock • Disconnect the oven from the power source during service and when replacing spare parts. -
Page 13: Safety Instructions For Gas Ovens
SAfETy INfoRMATIoN CAUTION Risk of burn injury • Cool down the oven before servicing or maintaining the oven. • Use personal protective gloves if you perform maintenance or repair in a hot cavity. Safety instructions for gas ovens DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak •... - Page 14 DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak • Secure the gas hose protection strap as close as possible to the flexible connector. • Make sure the gas hose protection strap is short enough to prevent strain on the contactor. •...
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Page 15: Personal Protective Equipment
SAfETy INfoRMATIoN DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak • Before activating the combustion, start with a gas leak check of the hoses and components in the gas burner system. • Use a detection tool or spray leak finder that is approved by local rules and regulations. -
Page 16: Receiving The Oven
Receiving the oven Inspecting the oven on delivery of the oven, do the following: • Check the oven for transit damage. • If there is any sign of damage, contact the supplier and the shipping agent immediately. Transporting and unpacking the oven When transporting the oven, use a pallet lifter or other appropriate lifting equipment. -
Page 17: Disposing Of The Packaging
RECEIvING THE ovEN lift on pallet lift on feet lift beneath bottom Backside Right Remove the packaging when the oven is in place. Remove the packaging from the oven cavity. Disposing of the packaging The packaging contains recyclable materials. Disposal of the packaging must be done in an environmentally sound way according to the WEE regulation, Directive 2012/19/EU, or local regulations for countries outside the EU. -
Page 18: Installing The Oven
Installing the oven Mechanical installation DANGER Risk of injury • Before mechanical installation, read the safety instructions in “Safety information” on page 10 and onward. Install the oven vertically and horizontally by measuring that the oven is level in the oven cavity, at the front and on the left-hand side. If the oven is not level, adjust the adjustable feet on the stand or the legs on the table model. -
Page 19: Mechanical Installation Of Roll-In Oven
INSTAllING THE ovEN Mechanical installation of roll-in oven DANGER Risk of injury • Before mechanical installation, read the safety instructions in “Safety information” and onward. Make sure that the tilt of the floor is no more than 2%, equaling 20 mm per 1000 mm. -
Page 20: Clearance Around The Oven
Clearance around the oven Never place powerful heat sources such as hotplates, frying pans, deep-fat fryers or similar close to the oven. Make sure there is a IMPORTANT! minimum clearance of 400 mm from such equipment. otherwise, it may damage the electrical components. The oven may execute an emergency shutdown if the temperature IMPORTANT! on the right-hand side of the oven is too high. -
Page 21: Electrical Installation
INSTAllING THE ovEN High-temperature environment In a high-temperature environment, the ambient temperature is above 122°f. In high-temperature environments, the following is required: Position Minimum clearance [inches] left-hand side Right-hand side without heat shield* 15.75 Right-hand side with 2.6 in heat shield* Back Table 4 *Heat shield is an optional extra and can be purchased separately. -
Page 22: Connecting The Oven To The Power
Connecting the oven to the power Ovens not fitted with means for disconnection from the supply mains must have a contact separation in all poles that provide a full disconnection under IMPORTANT! overvoltage category III. The instructions state that means for disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring in accordance with the wiring rules. -
Page 23: Connecting The Condensation Hood To The Power
INSTAllING THE ovEN Connecting the condensation hood to the power If the oven is delivered from the factory with a condensation hood, this must be connected to the power. Put the three-pin plug into the socket. Switch on the power. Test that the condensation hood is working: Go to “Settings”... -
Page 24: Gas Installation
Gas installation DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak • Before gas installation, read the safety instructions in “Safety information” on page 10. DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak • Install the gas oven under an extraction hood that is switched on when the oven is working. - Page 25 INSTAllING THE ovEN Checking after power connection Go to “Settings” in the home screen menu. Touch “oven setup”. Touch “Heating”. Touch “Heating” and check that the selected gas type is identical to the gas type in the building. Mount the gas supply on the oven and perform a pressure test to ensure that there are no leaks.
- Page 26 14. Touch “Adjust fan speed” and set the speed to 100%. 15. Measure and adjust the 0 value according to the specifications in the section “Gas-air mixture settings” in the service manual. 16. If the oven size is 20-1/1 GN or 20-2/1 GN, follow the steps to 15 for “Burner 2”. 17.
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Page 27: Mounting A Gas Hose Protection Strap
INSTAllING THE ovEN Mounting a gas hose protection strap DANGER Suffocation and/or explosion due to gas leak • Secure the gas hose protection strap as close as possible to the flexible gas hose. • Make sure the gas hose protection strap is short enough to prevent strain on the gas hose. -
Page 28: Water Supply Connection
Water supply connection DANGER Risk of injury • Before water supply connection, read the safety instructions in “Safety information” and onward.. The oven has two water connections: • A water connection for non-filtered water for the washing system. • A water connection for filtered water for the steam generator (only relevant for Invoq Hybrid ovens), steam from the injection steam system in the oven and deliming system. -
Page 29: Testing The Water Hardness
INSTAllING THE ovEN Connect the oven to a water supply with a good quality of drinking water. See “Water requirements”. Connect the oven to a water treatment filter or a reverse osmosis system. See sections “Connecting the oven to a water treatment filter” and “Connecting the oven to a reverse osmosis system”. - Page 30 Testing with droplet test Shake the bottle and fill it with raw water to the marker. Add the test fluid - one drop at a time. Count the number of drops until the color changes from red to green. Determine the water hardness by comparing the number of drops to “Table 7”.
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Page 31: Connecting The Oven To A Water Treatment Filter
INSTAllING THE ovEN Connecting the oven to a water treatment filter Mounting a water treatment filter Mount the T-fitting (3) on the inlet port on the water treatment filter. Mount the 1500 mm water inlet hose (7) to the water outlet in the kitchen and to the T-fitting on the inlet port on the water treatment filter. -
Page 32: Connecting The Oven To A Reverse Osmosis System
Setting the water treatment filter See the section “Setting the water treatment filter” in the user manual. Connecting the oven to a reverse osmosis system Mount the manifold on the solenoid valves for the water supply. Mount the water supply hose from the osmosis system on the manifold. - Page 33 INSTAllING THE ovEN Set the water meter. value value “Hardness” 0-3 °dH “filter” None “filtered water inputs” None “filter alerts” “filter changed” Table 9 Invoq Combi & Invoq Hybrid, installation manual, revision 12/2023, SW: 0.7.19...
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Page 34: Drain Connection
Drain connection DANGER Risk of injury • The oven must always be mounted with an open drain. • The distance from the oven to the drain must be in accordance with local regulations. IMPORTANT! • We recommend that there be a floor drain in the room in which the oven is to be installed. -
Page 35: Testing The Drain Connection
INSTAllING THE ovEN Testing the drain connection Touch “Settings” in the home screen menu. Touch “oven setup”. Touch “Test functions”. Touch “CareCycle test”. Move the flow volume bar to 5 liters. Touch “Water”, and 5 liters of water will be pumped into the oven cavity. Touch “Main contactor”. -
Page 36: Setting The Oven
Setting the oven In this section, you will find information about changing the user and setting the oven to Middle East configurations. However, if you need information about the basic settings such as changing language, clock, time format and sound, see the user manual. If you need information about using the test functions, changing the oven setup or gas settings, adjusting the temperatures and enabling demo mode, see the service manual. -
Page 37: Starting Up The Oven
STARTING UP THE ovEN Starting up the oven Before startup Before first startup, you must have finalized the following: • Mechanical installation. See section “Mechanical installation”. • Electrical or gas installation. See section “Electrical installation” or “Gas installation”. • Water supply connection. See section “Water requirements”. -
Page 38: Adjusting The Level Sensor
Adjusting the level sensor only relevant on Invoq Hybrid ovens. Go to “Settings” in the home screen menu. Touch “oven setup”. Touch “Test functions”. Touch “Steam test”. Move the setpoint until it is in the middle of the level sensor input between low and high. -
Page 39: Technical Data
TECHNICAl DATA Technical data Dimensions 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN Dimensions excl. handle (HxWxD) [inches] 33.5 x 36.9 x 42.6 x 36.9 x 68.1 x 36.9 x 32.5 32.5 33.1 Dimensions incl. handle (HxWxD) [inches] 33.5 x 36.9 x 42.6 x 36.9 x 68.1 x 36.9 x 35.7... -
Page 40: Dimensions - Passthrough
Dimensions - PassThrough 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN Dimensions excl. handle (HxWxD) [inches] 33.5 x 36.9 x 42.6 x 36.9 x 35.2 35.2 Dimensions incl. handle (HxWxD) [inches] 33.5 x 36.9 x 41.7 42.6 x 36.9 x 41.7 Dimensions incl. handle and stand (HxWxD) [inches] 61 x 36.9 x 41.7 70.1 x 36.9 x 41.7 Shipping dimensions (HxWxD) [inches]... -
Page 41: Water Requirements
TECHNICAl DATA Water requirements 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN 6-2/1 GN 10-2/1 GN 20-2/1 GN Water connection garden hose cold water [inches] Drain [inches] Ø2 Ø2 Ø2 Ø2 Ø2 Ø2 Water flow [gal/m] Water pressure, minimum [psi] Water pressure, maximum [psi] Maximum total hardness (TDS) [ppm] Minimum conductivity [microSiemens] Maximum water temperature [°f]... -
Page 42: Noise Emission
Noise emission 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN 6-2/1 GN 10-2/1 GN 20-2/1 GN Noise emission [dB(A)] - electrical without <65 <65 <65 <65 <65 <65 hood Noise emission [dB(A)] - electrical with hood <65 <65 <65 <65 <65 <65 Noise emission [dB(A)] - gas without hood Table 19 Data... -
Page 43: Power Requirements, Electrical Oven
TECHNICAl DATA Power requirements, electrical oven 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN 6-2/1 GN 10-2/1 GN 20-2/1 GN voltage [v] 208v 3P AC 208v 3P AC 208v 3P AC 208v 3P AC 208v 3P AC 208v 3P AC Electrical power consumption [kW] 10.3 19.3 38.2... -
Page 44: Power Requirements, Gas Oven
Power requirements, gas oven 6-1/1 GN 10-1/1 GN 20-1/1 GN 6-2/1 GN 10-2/1 GN 20-2/1 GN voltage [v] 120v 1PN AC 120v 1PN AC 120v 1PN AC 120v 1PN AC 120v 1PN AC 120v 1PN AC Wattage [W] Amperage [A] RCD model Power supply cable [AWG] 3 x 16... - Page 45 TECHNICAl DATA This page is intentionally left blank. Invoq Combi & Invoq Hybrid, installation manual, revision 12/2023, SW: 0.7.19...
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- Page 48 GET IN ToUCH. As your oven specialist, we always do our utmost to help our customers. Worldwide. Blodgett 42 Allen Martin Drive Essex Junction, vT 05452 T: 802-658-6600 M: custserv@blodgett.com www.blodgett-combi.com Part of...
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