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- Page 1 MOD : E9/BMA8-N Production code : DIBME98A 10 /2023...
- Page 2 BAIN-MARIE AND CHIP DUMP INSTALLATIONS AND USE INSTRUCTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1-2. GENERAL 6. REPLACING COMPONENTS AND SAFETY INFORMATION 7. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 3. POSITIONING AND HANDLING MAINTENANCE 4. POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS 9. WASTE DISPOSAL 5. OPERATIONS FOR COMMISSIONING 10. TECHNICAL DATA / IMAGES tal abilities) are prohibited from DESCRIPTION performing...
- Page 3 ling, servicing, repairing and Obligation to use a pro- scrapping the appliance. tective helmet. “Heterogeneous” Opera- Obligation to use safety tor (Operator with limited shoes. skills and tasks). Person authorised and employed to ope- Other indications. Indica- rate the appliance with guards tions to implement the cor- active, capable of performing rect procedure, non-com-...
- Page 4 GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION KEEPING THE DOCUMENT / This systems, safety valves, etc.) foreseen document and the rest of the contents by legislation in force in the country of of the envelope, are an integral part of installation; the initial supply. It must therefore be •...
- Page 5 GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION rating area for maintenance must be set parts and appliance is at the final discre- up in such a way that the safety of the tion of our company. The Manufacturer operator is not endangered. The room is responsible for the equipment in its must also be provided with the features original configuration and only for origi-...
- Page 6 GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION personnel of the manufacturer or by to work in an explosive atmosphere technicians who are formally authori- and as such its installation and use is sed by the same. Failure to do so categorically prohibited in such envi- exempts the manufacturer from any ronments.
- Page 7 GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION ed. Any other use must be consid- operating ered “IMPROPER” and therefore the structions have been manufacturer declines all liability for drawn up for the “Gene- any consequent damage to persons ric” operator (Operator with limited or property.
- Page 8 GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION • All the areas protected by appro- These risks include: priate safety and protection systems RESIDUAL RISK such as safety photocell photoelec- ELECTROCUTION / This risks tric curtains, protective panels, inter- remains when intervening on live locked doors, protective casing.
- Page 9 POSITIONING AND HANDLING Before proceeding with the ope- ensure its handling. rations, see “General safety infor- mation”. Do not stand or pass under the ap- pliance during lifting and handling. OBLIGATIONS - PROHIBITIONS - ADVICE HANDLING - TRANSPORTATION / Upon receipt, open the machine - see SECT.
- Page 10 POSITIONING AND HANDLING lies. Where evidence of these is found, Also clean with detergent and water immediately notify the customer service. the parts removed and clean them. With the operations completed, place the parts removed in the appropriate housin- REMOVAL PROTECTIVE MATERIALS / The appliance is pro- gs of the various pieces of equipment.
- Page 11 POSITIONING AND HANDLING - REF. c) / In order to introduce the leveling and fixing operations for the re- maining equipment. terminal, position it and fix it with the If necessary, repeat levelling and fixing equipped screws provided (detail L1). operation sequence for the remaining Once the described operations have equipments.
- Page 12 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS ting and containment must support it is correctly connected to an efficient high temperatures of approximately earthing system as stated in the electri- 70°C in the appliance outlet area. cal local safety regulations in force; the To perform a correct disposal of the Manufacturer declines any responsibi- •...
- Page 13 POWER SUPPLY CONNECTIONS guarantee a system in conformity with CONNECTION “EQUIPO- the regulations, for what concerns the TENTIAL” SYSTEM - see SECT. direct and indirect contacts. IMAGES - REF. f) The protective earthing consists of a The electrician must connect all series of contrivances, which ensure the different earths to the same the same earth potential in the electri-...
- Page 14 OPERATIONS FOR COMMISSIONING Even after appropriate familia- mostat is resolved, the authorised te- risation, upon the first use of chnician can restart the appliance by the appliance, in any case si- means of the specific controls. mulate a number of test operations to save more rapidly the main fun- COMMISSIONING FOR ctions of the appliance, e.g.
- Page 15 OPERATIONS FOR COMMISSIONING as indicated below: For appliances with doors and rubber 1. Use lukewarm water with a bit of gaskets, leave the door slightly ajar to soap to clean the parts; let it air out and spread protective talcum 2.
- Page 16 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE LOCATION OF MAIN COMPO- WATER FILLING BUTTON. Fun- NENTS - see SECT. IMAGES - ctions: 1. Press to start filling with REF. g) water / 2. Release to stop filling with water The layout of the figures is purely indi- cative and can undergo variations.
- Page 17 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE the button to stop the water. Observe stop heat generation. the “Minimum/Maximum” level (see / BAIN-MARIE see IMAGES - REF. l) mark inside the cooking compart- ment Fig.2). Turn the switch-on knob to “1”. When • the green light is on it means Having successfully loaded the water, proceed loading the trays Fig.3).
- Page 18 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE item from the appliance using the Close the network locks upstream the specific cookware and put it in a place appliance (Gas - Water - Electric). prepared beforehand. DRAINING WATER FROM COOKING COMPARTMENT OF BAIN-MARIE - After the product has been unloaded, see IMAGES - REF.
- Page 19 MAINTENANCE thoroughly by hand. The liquid detergent for cleaning the hob must have certain chemical fe- When finished, rinse the cooking atures: pH greater than 12, without chlori- compartment abundantly with tap des/ammonia, viscosity and density simi- water (do not use pressurised direct lar to water.
- Page 20 MAINTENANCE pliance entails executing operations for If the power cable is damaged, which the generic operator is not qualified. contact the authorised techni- cal assistance service to have it replaced. OPERATION FREQUENCY Cleaning appliance and parts in Daily contact with foodstuff Cleaning at commissioning Upon arrival after installation Checking thermostat...
- Page 21 WASTE DISPOSAL Before commencing dismant- ling of the appliance, ensure DEACTIVATION AND around the appliance a space SCRAPPING OF APPLIANCE that is large enough and arranged Obligation of disposing of ma- in such a way as to allow all move- terials using the legislative ments without risk.
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