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INSTINCT Hob 3 / 3.5 / 5 / 10
INSTINCT Wok 3 / 3.5 / 5 /8
INSTINCT Griddle 3 / 3.5 / 5 / 10
Compactmodul 7 / 10 (Dual)
Install-Line 7 / 10 (Dual)
Compactmodul Single 3.5 / 5 / 8
Install-Line Single 3.5 / 5 / 8
INSTINCT - Service Manual - EN | 09/2021
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- Page 1 Induction Devices Series Cooking appliances Service manual for maintenance and repair Model INSTINCT Hob 3 / 3.5 / 5 / 10 INSTINCT Wok 3 / 3.5 / 5 /8 INSTINCT Griddle 3 / 3.5 / 5 / 10 Compactmodul 7 / 10 (Dual) Install-Line 7 / 10 (Dual) Compactmodul Single 3.5 / 5 / 8 Install-Line Single 3.5 / 5 / 8...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents Security Alert ..................8 Presentation of the safety instructions ............................8 Safety symbols and warnings on the device ..........................8 Further Risks ......................................8 Qualification and Staff training ................................9 Safety instructions for installation, maintenance and inspection work ................9 Replica, modification and use of spare parts..........................9 Incorrect operation ....................................9 Technical specifications INSTINCT ............. - Page 3 Table of Contents Selecting Temperature..................................22 Setting the Timer ....................................22 Turning off ....................................... 22 Grease Drawer......................................23 Considerations ....................................... 23 When Appliance Is Idle ..................................23 Short Heat-Up Time ..................................... 24 Rotary power switch .................................... 24 The LED indicates the stat of the device: ............................. 24 Temperature Monitoring ..............
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- Page 5 Table of Contents INSTINCT Hob ......................................58 INSTINCT Wok ......................................58 INSTINCT Griddle ....................................58 Replacing sensor unit ..................................59 INSTINCT Hob ................................... 59 INSTINCT Wok ................................... 59 INSTINCT Griddle ..................................59 Compactmodul Dual ................60 Exploded View ..............................60 Wiring Diagram ............................61 Open Unit ....................................
- Page 6 Table of Contents Info Page 2: ....................................84 Info Page 3: ....................................84 Info Page 4: ....................................85 Info Page 5: ....................................85 Info Page 6: ....................................85 Fan function test ....................................86 Communication problems ................................86 Configuration of the IR interface ............TS2 Aids TS2 Set up terminal program..................................
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Page 8: Security Alert
Security Alert Security Alert Presentation of the safety instructions The safety instructions are categorized according to the following security levels Security level Consequences Probability Death / severe injury (irreversible) is imminent DANGER Death / severe injury (irreversible) Maybe Warning Minor injury (reversible) Maybe Caution Attention... -
Page 9: Qualification And Staff Training
Security Alert Qualification and Staff training The assembling, installation, commissioning, operating and maintenance personnel must have the necessary qualifications. The scope of responsibility, the competences and the su- pervision of the personnel must be determined and adhered to by the operating staff of the induction unit. -
Page 10: Technical Specifications Instinct
Technical specifications INSTINCT Technical specifications INSTINCT Single Unit INSTINCT Hob 3 INSTINCT Hob 3.5 INSTINCT Hob 5 INSTINCT Hob 5 Model (208-240 VAC) (208-240 VAC) (380-440 VAC) (208-240 VAC) Voltage, Phases 208 - 240 VAC, 1 Ph 208 - 240 VAC, 1 Ph 380 - 440 VAC, 3Ph 208 –... -
Page 11: Dual Geräte
Technical specifications INSTINCT Dual Geräte INSTINCT Hob 7 INSTINCT Hob 10 INSTINCT Hob 10 Model (208-240 VAC) (380-440 VAC) (208-240 VAC) Voltage, Phases 208 – 240 VAC, 3Ph 380 - 440 VAC, 3Ph 208 – 240 VAC, 3Ph Power 7kW (2 x 3500 W) 10kW (2 x 5000 W) 10kW (2 x 5000 W) Curent... -
Page 12: Technical Specification Compactmodul And Install-Line
Technical Specification Compactmodul and Install-Line Technical Specification Compactmodul and Install-Line Compactmodul 2x3.5 Compactmodul 2x5 Model 400V 400V Voltage, Phases 380 - 440 VAC, 3Ph 380 - 440 VAC, 3Ph Power 7kW (2 x 3500 W) 10kW (2 x 5000 W) Curent 20 A 16 A... -
Page 13: Functions
Functions Functions Operational safety, personal protection DANGER Risk of electric shock from live parts and loose cables. If any part of the device is damaged or defective, immediately switch off the device and disconnect it from the mains. Do not touch any parts inside the unit. Disconnect power from the main circuit breaker for all equipment being serviced. - Page 14 Functions Your induction devices must never be near steam or heat generating devices. Clean the air intake filter at least once a week or as often as necessary. Use only pans of a suitable size for the cooking surface. Do not use too big pans. Don’t preheat the pan under any circumstances.
- Page 15 Functions Do not use dented pans as they could damage the electronics. Do not use pans on the grill plate. Using pans can deform the grill plate and the coating can be damaged. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN...
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Page 16: Display And Control Quick Reference
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Page 17: Operation Hob And Wok
Operation Hob and Wok Operation Hob and Wok Turn unit on Press the knob and turn it clockwise to select the power level. LED Ring • The LED ring flashes when operator input is required • The LED ring lights up continuously during cooking or holding. Switching Between cooking and holding modes Holding mode is not available for INSTINCT Wok. -
Page 18: Selecting Hold Temperature And Lock/Unlock
Operation Hob and Wok Selecting hold Temperature and Lock/Unlock 1. In Hold-Mode, turn knob until the desired temperature is shown on the display. 2. Leave the knob for approximate 5 seconds, the display will show the actual detected temperature. 3. To lock temperature at set level, press down knob until the word “LOCK” on the display lights up. This takes 2 seconds. -
Page 19: Additional Settings
Display and Control Quick Reference Additional Settings Additional settings are available to reduce power level, and to set display to °C or °F. To activate the additional settings: 1. Press down knob while connecting unit to power outlet. 2. Then turn knob to select setting P1 or P2: •... -
Page 20: When Appliance Is Idle
Display and Control Quick Reference When Appliance Is Idle When the induction appliance is not in use, always turn it off. NOTE: Switch the appliance off if you take the cookware away for a while. This will prevent the heating process to start automatically and unintentionally when a pan is placed back on the heating area. -
Page 21: Display And Control Quick Reference
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Page 22: Operation Instinct Griddle
Operation INSTINCT Griddle Operation INSTINCT Griddle Turn unit on Click knob and turn to select temperature. LED Ring • The LED ring flashes if operator input is needed. • The LED ring lights up continuously during cooking. Selecting Temperature 1. Turn knob until the desired temperature is shown on the display. 2. -
Page 23: Grease Drawer
Operation INSTINCT Griddle Additional Settings Additional settings are available to reduce power level, and to set display to °C or °F. To activate the additional settings: 1. Press down knob while connecting unit to power outlet. 2. Then turn knob to select setting P1 or P2: •... -
Page 24: Short Heat-Up Time
Temperature Monitoring Short Heat-Up Time To heat up from 20°C to 200°C [68°F to 392°F], a single cook-zone griddle will take: • INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 approximately 4 ½ minutes • INSTINCT Griddle 5, approximately 3 minutes • INSTINCT Griddle 10, approximately 3 minutes Rotary power switch The induction unit is turned on by turning the power rotary switch (OFF / ON). -
Page 25: Induction Coil
Temperature Monitoring Induction coil The temperature of the induction coil is monitored by several temperature sensors simultaneously. When the temperature exceeds 260°C [500°F], the power output is reduced and interrupted at 290°C [554°F]. The display shows error code E47. In the wok version, the error code E47 already occurs at 200°C [392°F]. Device interior temperature The temperature in the device interior (hereafter called B temperature) is monitored by a temperature sensor. -
Page 26: Safe Work During Maintenance
Safe work during maintenance Safe work during maintenance For your safety Familiarize yourself with the safety instructions on page 4 before starting work. Qualification of the personnel for the electrical installation Only qualified electricians of an authorized after-sales service as defined by EN 50110-1 are allowed to work on the electrical equipment. -
Page 27: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance By means of the infrared interface (see chapter 8) it is possible to set and check the function and to carry out a diagnosis. The following maintenance work must be carried out periodically once a year. Ventilation check To open the device, see chapter 7. -
Page 28: Testing
Testing Testing Induction pans It is very important in inductive cooking to use induction-compatible pans. The pan bottom is the element in which the heat is generated by the magnetic field. We recommend using only pans specially designed for the induction. -
Page 29: Test With Pans
Testing Test with pans Step Action Level Result Put the pan on the middle of the heating 1..12 Heating, operating indicator lights zone Move the pan until the edge of the pan is in 1..12 No heating, operating display the middle of the heating zone switches off Test with test plates Step... -
Page 30: Power Components - Testing
Testing Power components - Testing Live parts DANGER Risk of electric shock from live parts and loose cables. When opening the cover, touching the live parts may result in electric shock. • Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by a qualified electrician by an authorized service center. -
Page 31: Transistor (Igbt)
Testing Transistor (IGBT) The IGBT (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor) is connected to the power PCB with three solder contacts. The IGBT transistor has an integrated freewheeling diode as additional protection. First, we need to measure the forward voltage of this diode. The forward voltage is approx. 0.5V. If the freewheeling diode has a short circuit or interruption, the IGBT transistor is defective and the power unit must be replaced. -
Page 32: Fault Location / Troubleshooting
Fault location / Troubleshooting Fault location / Troubleshooting Live parts DANGER Risk of electric shock from live parts and loose cables. When opening the cover, touching the live parts may result in an electric shock. • Work on the electrical system may only be carried out by a qualified electrician by an authorized service center. - Page 33 Fault location / Troubleshooting Error no. Blink in terminal Error symbol Description Troubleshooting Code program CAN bus communication Check wiring, faulty display or P age 37 interrupted or disturbed 1⁾ defective CPU Heat sink (KK) Temperature is too Installation (ventilation) check ...
- Page 34 Fault location / Troubleshooting 1⁾ The power output is interrupted immediately 2⁾ The device continues to operate at reduced power 3⁾ Applies to INSTINCT Hob and Wok only 4⁾ Applies only to INSTINCT Hob 10 and INSTINCT Griddle 10 E04, E41 - E46 have the same Error Blink Code E06 and E30 have the same Error Blink Code E21 and E24 have the same Error Blink Code INSTINCT - Service Manual EN...
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Page 35: Error No. 01
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 01 Hardware overcurrent or power coil not connected Cause What has to be checked Action Unsuitable induction pan Check pan material Replace pan No coil current, hardware over- Check the coil Replace the coil current Check wiring Fix wiring... -
Page 36: Error No. 04
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 04 Sensor reports too high temperature on the cooking surface 1⁾ Cause What has to be checked Action Sensor connection Is the sensor onnected correctly? Connect sensor correctly Check sensor unit channel 1 and Replace sensor unit channel 1 and channel 2 channel 2... -
Page 37: Error No. 08
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 08 Mains voltage too low / high 1⁾ Cause What has to be checked Action Power fluctuations or inappropri- Check the mains voltage Please contact your distributor ate device 1⁾ Only INSTINCT Hob 10 and Griddle 10 Error No. -
Page 38: Error No. 21
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 21 Heat sink Sensor is defective or unplugged Cause What has to be checked Action Temperature sensor for heat sink Plug for heat sink sensor Replace power unit defective (the error occurs immediately) Inadequate ventilation Dirty air intake filter Clean / replace air intake filter (the error occurs after some time) -
Page 39: Error No. 30
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 30 Control unit I133 over temperature T > 100°C [212°F] 1⁾ Cause What has to be checked Action I133 defective (the error occurs Read out temperature via infrared Replace I133 1⁾ immediately when switching on) interface Inadequate ventilation Dirty air intake filter... -
Page 40: Error No. 45
Fault location / Troubleshooting Error No. 45 Sensor 5 is overheated or defective Cause What has to be checked Action Sensor defect Read out temperature via infrared Replace sensor unit interface Unsuitable pan / pot Check pan material Replace pan / pot Error No. -
Page 41: Fault Location Without Error Code
Fault location / Troubleshooting Fault location without Error Code Despite the monitoring of the components in the induction cooking appliance, it can lead to errors that cannot be displayed. These are listed below. Symptom Possible Error Troubleshooting Pan or grill will not get No electricity Plug in the device hot. - Page 42 Fault location / Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Error Troubleshooting Small metallic objects Flame detector is defective. Replace power unit. (e.g., spoons) are heated on the cooking surface. Pan Jumps on the The pan contains too much Pan is unsuitable for this application. ceramic surface aluminum.
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Page 43: Replacement Of Spare Parts
Replacement of spare parts Replacement of spare parts To ensure safety, only original spare parts may be used. If original spare parts are not used anyway, then any liability for follow-up costs expires. Before you can carry out repair or maintenance work on the induction unit, it must be completely cooled. -
Page 44: Instinct
INSTINCT INSTINCT INSTINCT Hob 3.5 / 5 Exploded View INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 45: Wiring Diagram
INSTINCT Wiring Diagram INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 46: Instinct Hob 10
INSTINCT INSTINCT Hob 10 Exploded View INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 47: Wiring Diagram
INSTINCT Wiring Diagram V120 V110 INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 48: Instinct Wok 3.5 / 5 / 8
INSTINCT INSTINCT Wok 3.5 / 5 / 8 Exploded View INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 49: Wiring Diagram
INSTINCT Wiring Diagram INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 50: Instinct Griddle 3.5 / 5
INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 / 5 INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 / 5 Exploded View INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 51: Wiring Diagram
INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 / 5 Wiring Diagram INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 52: Instinct Griddle 10
INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 / 5 INSTINCT Griddle 10 Exploded View INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 53: Wiring Diagram
INSTINCT Griddle 3.5 / 5 Wiring Diagram V120 V110 INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 54: Open Unit
INSTINCT Open Unit Description Step Place the device on the work surface, face down. Make sure that the device can not be scratched. If necessary, cover the work surface. Unscrew 6 hexagon head screws (M4x8) Gently turn the device back on the feet Lift the lid carefully. -
Page 55: Replacing Mains Filter
INSTINCT Replacing mains filter Description Step Remove the cable from the mains filter. Loosen 4 screws (Attention a screw is used as a ground connection and provided with a fan disc) Replacing power units Description Step Disconnect the fan on the side of the power unit Remove mains cables from power unit Loosen the 4 screws Remove the power unit... -
Page 56: Replacing Fan
INSTINCT Replacing fan Description Step Disconnect the fan Remove the air filter Release the 3 screws and remove the fan Replacing display Description Step 2 unplug the cable Release 2 screws Remove display Print NOTE: Before the new display is mounted, the dip-switch setting must be made D IP Switch setting of the display print I172 –... -
Page 57: Replace Operation
INSTINCT Replace operation Description Step Remove cable Release the 3 screws Remove unit Removing and attaching the wheel NOTE: Inducs recommends replacing the complete control unit if the rotary knob is defective. NOTE: If the wheel has to removed, the instructions are to be followed strictly! Description Step Remove the rotary knob... -
Page 58: Replacing Coil
Replacing coil Replacing coil INSTINCT Hob Description Step Loosen the screws with which the coil carrier is fastened in the housing. Lift coil carrier out of housing Release cable of shielding Remove the coil INSTINCT Wok Description Step Loosen the screws with which the coil carrier is fastened in the housing. Lift coil carrier out of housing Release cable of shielding Remove the coil... -
Page 59: Replacing Sensor Unit
Replacing coil Replacing sensor unit INSTINCT Hob Description Step Remove the coil as described in the paragraph above Remove cable tie Detach sensor unit from induction coil Carefully remove silicone residue from the Induction coil Secure the new sensor with silicone (Novasil S46 Art. No. 70000014 or Pactan 7076 Art. No. 70000015) or with high-temperature adhesive tape INSTINCT Wok The sensors on the wok coil are very difficult to replace. -
Page 60: Compactmodul Dual
Compactmodul Dual Compactmodul Dual Exploded View The alignment or design of the components may differ. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 61: Wiring Diagram
Compactmodul Dual Wiring Diagram INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 62: Open Unit
Compactmodul Dual Open Unit Description Step Remove the hexagon screw, which holds the coil and the generator housing together. Move the coil housing sideways and lift it up Disconnect the Sensors and coil cables. Sensors and coils must be connected as in the original. Sensor CH 1 CH 2... -
Page 63: Remove Base Plate
Compactmodul Dual Remove Base Plate Description Step Disconnect the wires to the filter board and the power supply. Disconnect earth cable to the housing. Disconnect the supply cable on the power board. Disconnect the IGBT supply cable Disconnect the communication bus Remove the zip tie Remove 3 hexagon screws, which holds the base plate and the housing frame together. -
Page 64: Replace Filter Board
Compactmodul Dual Replace Filter Board Description Step Remove wires Remove 4x M4 nuts Remove filter Board Replace Power Board Description Step Remove wires Remove 4x M4 nuts Remove power board INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 65: Replace Fan
Compactmodul Dual Replace Fan Description Step Disconnect fan. Remove filter board (see „Replace Filter Board“ on page 64) Remove 3 screws which holds the fan. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 66: Replace Power Supply
Compactmodul Dual Replace Power Supply Description Step Remove wires Remove 2 nuts and washer Remove power supply Replace I109 Description Step Remove wires Replace I109 INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 67: Replace Control Unit
Compactmodul Dual Replace Control Unit Description Step Remove cable Remove two M4 nuts Replace control unit Sensor CH1 Sensor CH2 Pot CH1 Pot CH2 Replace I119 Board Description Step Remove wires Remove screws INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 68: Replace Cooking Coil
Compactmodul Dual Replace Cooking Coil Description Step Pull the cable through the openings in the coil carrier Remove the shielding cable Press the coil down and remove the 4 locking washers on the bolts. Replace the cooking coil Mount Ventilation Kit Description Step Place the suction sleeveon the fan opening... -
Page 69: Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Exploded View The alignment or design of the components may differ. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 70: Wiring Diagram
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Wiring Diagram INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 71: Open Unit
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Open Unit Description Step Remove the screws from the side panel. Disconnect the sensors. Remove the hexagon screw (M4x8) which connects the coil carrier to the generator housing. Push the coil carrier to the side and lift it off. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... - Page 72 Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Disconnect the coil cable. When connecting, pay attention to the polarity and the position of the connections. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN...
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Page 73: Replace Power Board
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Replace Power Board Description Step Remove the cable from the line filter. Remove the four M4 nuts. Lift off the power board and disconnect the cables. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 74: Replace I109
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Replace I109 Description Step Disconnect the cables. Remove the screws. Remove the I109 board. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 75: Replace Fan
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Replace Fan Description Step Unplug the FAN and pull the cable through the opening in the housing. Remove zip ties and protective grille. Remove 4 screws and fan A) The direction of rotation and the direction of ventilation must be observed. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 76: Assembly Of The Suction Sleeve
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Assembly of the suction sleeve Description Step Remove protective grille Place the suction sleeve on the fan and fasten with 4 M4 screws and lock nuts. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 77: Replace Cooking Coil
Compactmodul Single / Install-Line Single Replace Cooking Coil Description Step Remove the shield cable. Press the coil down and remove the 4 locking washers on the bolts. Replace cooking coil. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 78: Tab-Operation Unit
Tab-Operation Unit Open Tab-Operation Unit Description Step Remove 4x M4 nuts Remove cover Replace Display Description Step Remove cables Remove screws and electronic Before the new display is mounted, the dip switch setting must be made. INSTINCT - Service Manual EN... -
Page 79: Replace Knob
Replace Knob Description Step Remove cable Remove nuts Replace complete knob Remove and put on the rotary wheel NOTE: Inducs recommends replacing the entire Knob if the rotary wheel is defective. NOTE: If the rotary knob is removed, the instructions must be strictly observed! Description Step Pull off the rotary knob... -
Page 80: Ir Interface
IR interface IR interface NOTE: Configuring Inducs equipment should only be performed by trained technicians. Incorrect use can dam- age the induction device. Establishing IR connection The configuration of the infrared connection can be found in the chapter „Configuration of the IR interface“. Communication INSTINCT Hob 3 / 3.5 / 5, INSTINCT Wok 3 / 3.5 / 5 / 8, INSTINCT Griddle 3 / 3.5 / 5 •... -
Page 81: Additional Display Features
IR interface Additional display features Info Page 1: Generator temperatures (switch with key J / j): Page:1 BG: 39°C, KK: 27°C board temperature heat sink temperature Info Page 2: Temperatures on the cooking surface (switch with key J/j): Page:2 T1:24°C, T2:26°C, T3:28°C, T4:0°C, T5:0°C, T6:0°C Our example (according to the above expression) shows: PT sensor 1 = 24°C, PT sensor 2 = 26°C etc. -
Page 82: Info
IR interface Info Page 4: Empty cooking detector (switch over with key J / j): Has no significance for the technician: Page:4 S1: 30 S2: 30 S3: 28 S4: 0 S5: 0 S6: 0 D2: 0 D3: 0 D4: 0 D5: 0 D6: ACVTIVE:0 Info Page 5:... -
Page 83: Communication Instinct Hob 10, Instinct Griddle 10
IR interface Communication INSTINCT Hob 10, INSTINCT Griddle 10 • Disconnect the induction unit from the mains • Wait 5 seconds • Connect the induction unit to the mains When the power is on, the following is the output: Inducs AG Firmware: 88156000 I133 CENTRAL UNIT 28.02.2017 Jumper:0 Betriebszeit CH1:68min CH2: 153min... -
Page 84: Other Display Features Include
IR interface Other display features include: Info Page 1: Temperatures inside the device (Change page with J / j and change channel with K / k): Page:1 CH:1 BZ:32°C BG::33°C KK:28°C Cooking field Temperature of the control unit Board temperature heat sink temperature Info Page 2: Cooking surface temperatures (Change page with J / j and change channel with K / k):... -
Page 85: Info
IR interface Info Page 4: Empty cooking detector (Change page with J / j and change channel with K / k): Page:4 CH:1 S1: 30 S2: 30 S3: 28 S4: 0 S5: 0 S6: 0 D2: 0 D3: 0 D4: 0 D5: 0 D6: ACVTIVE:0... -
Page 86: Fan Function Test
IR interface Fan function test The fan can be switched on and off in a function test. The induction unit must be cold at the beginning (hob temperature and ambient temperature between 20°C and 30°C). The fan must not be switched on. To do this, press the O key •... - Page 87 IR interface INSTINCT - Service Manual DE...
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Page 88: Terminal Software
Terminal Software To configure the Inducs cooking appliances Instructions for configuring the terminal software Compatible product families: Base-Line Wok-Line Install-Line Hold-Line Griddle-Line INSTINCT Series Modul-Line Compact-Line INSTINCT Single - Service Handbuch | rev 00 | 09/2021... -
Page 89: Configuration Of The Ir Interface
Configuration of the IR interface Configuration of the IR interface • The following steps may only be performed by trained service personnel. Incorrect use can damage the induction device. Only the parts and components listed in the repair accessory list are permitted as aids. In order to be able to communicate with the induction device from the outside, a computer with a terminal program is required. -
Page 90: Set Up Terminal Program
Configuration of the IR interface Set up terminal program 1. Connect the IR box to your PC 2. Start terminal program 3. Configuration of the interface: • COM Port: In most cases, only one COM port is seductive, select it. If possible, always use the same slot on your computer, then you do not have to reset the settings each time you start the program. - Page 91 Configuration of the IR interface 5. Using the „Connect“ button, connect to the IR-Box. If you now hold the IR box to the IR transmitter / receiver of the Inducs induction cooking device, the received data will be displayed. If you are not logged in, the cooking appliance will periodically send the following character „~“.
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Page 92: Dip Switch Setting Of The Display Print I172
DIP Switch setting of the display print I172 DIP Switch setting of the display print I172 Device name DIP switch setting Illustration 1: OFF INSTINCT Hob 3.5 / 5 2: OFF 3: OFF 1 2 3 4 4: OFF 1: ON INSTINCT Hob 10 2: OFF Field 1...
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