Descaling The Steam Nozzle - Rational iCombi Pro Original Instructions For Use

1. Clean the cooking cabinet door gasket with lukewarm water, a mild detergent and a soft cloth.
2. Allow the cooking cabinet door gasket to dry completely.
Cleaning the door drip pan
Using your cooking system in continuous operation, frequently cooking at high temperatures (above 500°F), and
cooking primarily products containing high levels of fat and gelatin can all result in the door drip pan becoming
very dirty. Clean it daily to ensure that hygiene standards are maintained.
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Start by opening the cooking cabinet door.
1. Clean the door drip pan with lukewarm water, a mild detergent and a soft cloth.
2. Make sure that you have removed cooking residues, accumulated grease, and crusted-on grime.
Cleaning the outlet on the door drip pan and the flat gasket on the drain opener
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Start by opening the cooking cabinet door.
1. Open the drain opener with one hand on the actuating foot and hold it securely.
2. Clean the flat gasket and outlet with a soft cloth, lukewarm water and mild detergent to remove any grease or
crusted-on food residues. Hold the steam generator drain opener securely in the open position to prevent
unintentional unhooking of the mechanism.
3. If the gasket has slipped during cleaning, return it to the correct position.
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Descaling the steam nozzle

Required tool
Hexagon key
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1. Switch the unit off.
2. Swivel the hinging rack and the air baffle in the middle of the cooking cabinet.
3. Loosen the nut of the steaming nozzle with the hexagon key (A).
4. Remove the steaming nozzle.
5. WARNING! Danger of chemical burns! Wear a mask and chemical protective gloves for reliable
protection when handling descaler. Place the steaming nozzle in descaler (B).
6. Leave the steaming nozzle in the descaler until the scale is dissolved.
7. Remove the descaled steaming nozzle from the descaler.
8. Rinse the steaming nozzle thoroughly with water and then leave it to dry completely.
9. Reassemble the steaming nozzle in reverse order.
Original instructions for use
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