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- Page 1 PRO800-900 GAS CHROME PLANCHA AUTHENTIC COOKING EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION MANUAL ² APPLICABLE TO: INSTALLATION MANUAL V03509 V03510 V03525 V03526 V03507 FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION-REV. --- V03508 V03523 V03524 Written by LLA on 14/06/23 Revised by --- on...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ___________________________________________________________________ 1 1. FOREWORD _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 2. USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS __________________________________________________________________________________ 1 3. WARRANTY _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 4. RESTRICTIONS ON USE ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1 5. EQUIPMENT DISPOSAL _____________________________________________________________________________________ 1 INSTALLATION ____________________________________________________________________ 2 1. GENERAL POINTS __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 2. HANDLING ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 3. - Page 4 REVISION HISTORY Revision index Author of the Date of the Nature of the revision revision revision 03/07/2020 Update and addition of run-off as standard 15/09/2022 Image and list updated INSTALLATION MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. ---...
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Page 5: Introduction
INTRODUCTION 1. FOREWORD Thank you for choosing Charvet equipment for your installation. Our equipment is designed and manufactured in France by our teams, who are committed to meeting five targets: Robustness, performance, hygiene, ergonomics, and safety. If, however, despite our commitment and effort, you encounter a problem with one of our products, please get in touch with our After-sales service. -
Page 6: Installation
INSTALLATION 1. GENERAL POINTS The installation must be performed by a certified installer, who will install the equipment in compliance with the instructions provided in this manual and in compliance with local regulations. Attention must be paid to the local regulations concerning fire prevention. 2. -
Page 7: Mounting The Flue
5. MOUNTING THE FLUE Our A-type gas appliances should not be connected to a flue gas pipe. This means a flue, which is supplied with the appliance, must be mounted. To do this, simply: Position the flue in place. • Put the hooks at the bottom of the flue in place •... -
Page 8: Electrical Connection
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Instructions for the electrical connection of the appliance: • Do not work on live cables. • The appliance must be earthed. • Use 245 IEC 57 or 245 IEC 66 standard cables (or other cables with similar characteristics). •... -
Page 9: After Connection
Equipotential bonding: The appliance must be included in an equipotential system, the operation of which must be verified in accordance with the regulations in force in the country of installation. Connect the equipotential terminal, the location of which is marked by the standard symbol IEC60417-502 2002-10 (shown in illustration). -
Page 10: Gas Connection
GAS CONNECTION Instructions for the connection of the gas-powered appliance: • The device must be installed according to best practice or else in accordance with the reference standards or the instructions in this manual. • This appliance is an A-type and must not be connected to a flue gas pipe. •... -
Page 11: Water Connection
WATER CONNECTION If the appliance is fitted with a drain or a mixed water tap, the connection must be made at the connection point(s) on the appliance intended for this purpose. These are to be found at the location indicated on the plumbing drawing. The same is true for the water drains. -
Page 12: Starting Up
STARTING UP 1. G ENERAL POINTS Once the appliance has been installed, remove all protective plastic wrapping, then test each function of the appliance; please refer to the paragraph on ‘Normal use’ in this user manual. If the test is successful, the appliance should be fully cleaned, in accordance with the instructions given in the paragraph on ‘Cleaning’... -
Page 13: Adjustments - Maintenance
ADJUSTMENTS – MAINTENANCE Instructions for maintenance operations on an electric appliance or for implementing electric power: Before any work: • Disconnect the appliance from its power supply at the circuit breaker. • Use a suitable checking device to check that there is no voltage present. WARNING The rules laid down in the ‘Electrical Connection’... -
Page 14: Control Panel Removal
2. CONTROL PANEL REMOVAL Remove the gas tap control knob. • • The panel can then be unclipped. Fig. 10 3. PRESSURE CHECK The gas pressure check must be performed after installation of the appliance. Indeed, too low a gas pressure may affect the operation of the appliance, which may result in degraded performance (actual power of the burner lower than the expected power, unsatisfactory performance, etc.), or, in some cases, the complete malfunction of the appliance (the burner does not ignite). -
Page 15: Adjustment Of The Water Flow
The pressure gauge outlet can also be used as a bleed port for the gas circuit before the appliance is put into service. 4. ADJUSTMENT OF THE WATER FLOW • Remove the control cover (Fig. 10 paragraph 2) Turn the switch (Fig. 12 Item 1) to •... -
Page 16: Combustion Control (Injectors, Air Supply)
5. COMBUSTION CONTROL (INJECTORS, AIR SUPPLY) 5.1. Plancha 700x500 adjustment tables Gas type under nominal Number engraved Air adjustment d Nominal Reduced Setting pressure on the injector (mm) *2 calorific flow output kW*1 G20: Pn =20mbar 16.5 6.25 G25: Pn =20mbar G25: Pn =25mbar 15.5 G30: Pn =29mbar... -
Page 17: Procedure For Replacing The Pilot Light Injectors
Release the air sleeve (Fig. 12 Item 3) • Remove the injector (Fig.12 Item 2), replace it with • the desired injector according to the table above (paragraph 4.1) Adjust the distance ‘d’ (Fig. 12) according to the • data in the table above (paragraph 4.1) •... -
Page 18: Wiring, Water & Gas Diagrams
WIRING, WATER & GAS DIAGRAMS 1. WIRING DIAGRAM INSTALLATION MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. ---... -
Page 19: Water Supply Diagram
2. WATER SUPPLY DIAGRAM Item Description Code Water solenoid valve 507650 Anti-pollution check valve 03935 A Drain for plancha 505520 Male connector 07953 A INSTALLATION MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. ---... -
Page 20: Plancha 700X500 Burner Diagram
3. PLANCHA 700X500 BURNER DIAGRAM Item Description Code Plancha burner F14088 Thermocouple 00290 A 3-flame pilot light 07551A natural gas or 07550A propane gas Ignition spark plug 05315 A Venturi tube 07440 A Mounting bracket 06910 A Air sleeve 06990 A Injector holder 07117 A Pilot light support... -
Page 21: Gas Tap Manifold Diagram
4. GAS TAP MANIFOLD DIAGRAM Item Description Code Male connector 08996 A Gas tap manifold F14084 Gas tap 08425 A Pressure gauge outlet plug 07417 A INSTALLATION MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. ---... -
Page 22: Exploded View
EXPLODED VIEW INSTALLATION MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. ---... - Page 23 Item Description Code Smooth chrome plancha plate 700x500 501042 Plancha top set 176112 Simple service plancha frame F13360 Enamel Pro 700 chrome plancha with water run-off F15876 Stainless steel control cover 169751 Bucket F15597 Standard leg height 180/200mm F11290 Sarel box 02452 A Burner for plancha 700x500 F14088...
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Page 24: Spare Parts
SPARE PARTS Code Description Photo Code Description Photo 08425 A Thermostatic valve 05315 Ignition spark plug 174004 Spark plug wire 505690 Gas tap control knob 07551 Pilot light NG Pilot light PG F14088 Burner for plancha 07550 700X500 04762 Scrappy scraper F15378 Burner for plancha 300x500... - Page 25 PRO800-900 GAS CHROME PLANCHA AUTHENTIC COOKING EQUIPMENT USER MANUAL APPLICABLE TO: USER MANUAL V03509 V03510 V03525 V03526 V03507 FR_PRO800-900_DÉSIGNATION_REV. --- V03508 V03523 V03524 Written by LLA on 14/06/23 Revised by --- on...
- Page 27 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ___________________________________________________________________ 1 1. FOREWORD _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 2. USEFUL CONTACT DETAILS __________________________________________________________________________________ 1 3. WARRANTY _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 4. RESTRICTIONS ON USE ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1 5. EQUIPMENT DISPOSAL _____________________________________________________________________________________ 1 USE ______________________________________________________________________________ 2 1. WARNINGS _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 2. CONTROL PANEL __________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 3.
- Page 28 REVISION HISTORY Revision index Author of the Date of the Nature of the revision revision revision 03/07/2020 Update and addition of run-off as standard 15/09/2022 Image and list updated USER MANUAL FR_PRO800-900_Désignation_REV. ---...
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Page 29: Introduction
INTRODUCTION 1. FOREWORD Thank you for choosing Charvet equipment for your installation. Our equipment is designed and manufactured in France by our teams, who are committed to meeting five targets: Robustness, performance, hygiene, ergonomics, and safety. If, however, despite our commitment and effort, you encounter a problem with one of our products, please get in touch with our After-sales service. -
Page 30: Use
Some parts of this appliance are protected by the manufacturer, in case of a fault, • contact the installer for replacement or repair. Neither the CHARVET company nor the installation company shall be liable for damage and/or injuries resulting from improper maintenance, misuse, or unauthorised modification of this appliance. 2. CONTROL PANEL... -
Page 31: Turning The Appliance Off
4. T URNING THE APPLIANCE OFF Turn the knob(s) to the off position. • At the end of the day shut off the gas supply and the electricity supply. • 5. S TARTING THE RUN IGNITION Switch on the appliance: white light on Push and turn the burner control knob anticlockwise to the notch: Press the knob down fully and at the same time... -
Page 32: Cleaning & Maintenance
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE 1. WARNINGS Before cleaning the appliance, make sure that the parts to be handled have cooled down or equip yourself with suitable protection. It is preferable to clean and maintain this equipment after switching it off. This appliance must not be cleaned by means of water spray, water jets under pressure or steam. WARNING The use of bleach and/or acid, even heavily diluted, is absolutely prohibited. -
Page 33: Spare Parts
SPARE PARTS Code Description Photo Code Description Photo 08425 A Thermostatic valve 05315 Ignition spark plug 174004 Spark plug wire 505690 Gas tap control knob 07551 Pilot light NG Pilot light PG F14088 Burner for plancha 07550 700X500 04762 Scrappy scraper F15378 Burner for plancha 300x500...
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