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ELRO 500 Series Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

ELRO 500 Series Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Installation and Initial Operating Instructions
ELRO Island Cooking System
Series 500 - on plinth / wall mounting
Date
07.11.2012
Replaces
19.04.2012
Author
VAE
PL
VAE
Responsible
VAE
Doc. no.
X101790E
Revision
1
Pages
36
Subject to changes

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  • Page 1 Installation and Initial Operating Instructions ELRO Island Cooking System Series 500 - on plinth / wall mounting Date 07.11.2012 Replaces 19.04.2012 Author Responsible Doc. no. X101790E Revision Pages Subject to changes...

  • Page 2: Safety

    Please observe WARNING and CAUTION guidelines and  recommendations. Follow cleaning and maintenance instructions. These contribute to the flawless functioning of your ELRO Cooking Island Range 600. If problems occur, please contact ELRO After Sales Service.

  • Page 3: Pictograms

    Safety devices and their proper functioning must be inspected regularly by ELRO After Sales Service. Damaged parts must be repaired or replaced immediately according to instructions. Protective measures against contact with voltage-carrying parts according to EN 60335-1 must be verified and ensured after installation.

  • Page 4: Manufacturer

    Check all that connection clamps are free of tension (several supply sources). Non-ionising electromagnetic radiation Dangerous voltage Pull appliance plug Before service and maintenance work on the appliance Manufacturer Wohlerstrasse 47 CH-5620 Bremgarten www.elro.ch 1.2.1 ELRO After Sales Service  +41 (0)56 631 45 00  cs@elro.ch X101790E...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Connecting the mobile appliances on wheels .................. 9 Remarks regarding installation and connection of customer's responsibility ........9 2.5.1 Checking ............................9 Installation of ELRO Island Cooking System series 500..............10 2.6.1 Installation of appliance put against wall on plinth provided by customer ........10 2.6.2 Installation of appliance put against the wall on chrome nickel steel plinth ........
  • Page 6 General remarks / maintenance ............35 Remarks for mobile appliances on wheels ..................36 Special remarks for the gas range ....................36 X101790E...

  • Page 7: Installation Instructions

    Type and purpose of the appliances The ELRO ceramic hob, the modern cooking appliance equipped with infra-red and induction heat sources. The ELRO gas range, a further asset to the Island Cooking System series 500, with built-in automatic electric ignition for easy one-handed operation.
  • Page 8 These appliances have to be connected to fixed supply lines. A possible fault current protection switch should be calculated in such a way that the kW connection load amounts to 2mA with regard to its release current (part 2 EN60335). Power limitation device (LBS) Please proceed as follows with appliances which are connected to a power limitation device: Further to a connection line for the output, an additional cable, as presented in the following basic diagram (drawing 1),...

  • Page 9: Connecting The Mobile Appliances On Wheels

    Connecting the mobile appliances on wheels With mobile appliances on wheels a possible fault current protection switch should be calculated in such a way that the kW connection load amounts to 2mA with regard to its release current (part 2 EN60335 part 2), up to a maximum however of 10mA.

  • Page 10: Installation Of Elro Island Cooking System Series 500

    If these references are not available, the necessary details for an adjustment of the appliance to the conditions of the corresponding country have to be respected (chapter 2.7.2). Installation of ELRO Island Cooking System series 500 2.6.1 Installation of appliance put against wall on plinth provided by...

  • Page 11: Installation Of Appliance Put Against The Wall On Chrome Nickel Steel Plinth

    According to the installation plan, mark first the two bore holes on the plinth of the appliance, which has to be mounted on the right or on the left. We recommend to use the appropriate bore hole templates (see above chart) and in this case to observe a recess of 20 mm between the lateral outer edge of the appliance and the plinth.

  • Page 12: Installation Of Free-Standing Appliance On Plinth Provided By Customer

    that the heads of the hexagon socket screws catch into the borings. The lateral recess between appliance and plinth amounts to 20 mm. After having connected the appliance to the network, remount all metal plates as described in drawings 6 and 7.If further elements of this series are put besides the appliance, install them in the same way with the corresponding distance (dimension C: given by the assembly system series 2100).

  • Page 13: Installation Of Free-Standing Appliance On Chrome Nickel Steel Plinth

    Finally screw on the end and assembly rails (8) with the countersunk head screws (7) (see drawings 6 and 2.6.4 Installation of free-standing appliance on chrome nickel steel plinth Push the chrome nickel steel plinth of the appliance or the appliance combination in the assigned position and level it that it will be horizontal in both dimensions.

  • Page 14: Mounting Preparations For An Appliance With An Oven As A Base Unit

    2.6.5 Mounting preparations for an appliance with an oven as a base unit  In order to reduce the weight, remove the heat accumulator plate from the oven.  In order to open the connection area, pull out the two control knobs for the temperature regulation (1) (drawing 6) from the oven.

  • Page 15: Compact Module He-540 With Bain-Marie

    2.6.5.1 Compact module HE-540 with Bain-Marie  Oven: Remove thermo storage plate from the oven in order to reduce weight  In order to open the electric connection area pull off the two control knobs for the temperature setting (1) (drawing 6a).

  • Page 16: Compact Module He-540 With Bain-Marie

     Slide the side plate (3) behind the brackets and in the front with the slots (2) on the bolts and fasten them with the two flat head screws (1). Drawing 7 2.6.7.1 Compact module HE-540 with Bain-Marie Bain-Marie on the right: ...

  • Page 17: Installation Of The 400 Mm Hob Module On The Wall

    2.6.8 Installation of the 400 mm hob module on the wall The following description refers to the drawings 8, 9 and 10. Firstly measure the appliances; i.e. the contours have to be marked exactly on the finished plastered or tiled wall. Based on these contours mark the bore holes with the help of the bore templates (see drawing 8).
  • Page 18 Drawing 8 Type Bore template Order No. Dimensions A HE 520-... W12190 HE 535-... W12191 HE 545-... W12192 Drawing 9 X101790E...
  • Page 19 detail Y detail X Drawing 9 (continued) Drawing 10 X101790E...

  • Page 20: Gas Range

    2.7.2 Adjustment / conversion The ELRO cooking range of the series 500 has been adjusted, in accordance with the order, to a certain gas type and a connecting pressure. These values can be gathered from the type plate on the right hand side below in the front (see chapter 1.5.1).
  • Page 21 In countries with natural gas of the group H the adjustment tube for primary air of this appliance may not be changed. If an appliance which has been adjusted in this way has to be changed to natural gas the conversion may only be carried out by an engineer authorised by ELRO-WERKE AG or by the ELRO after- sales service.
  • Page 22 Gas valve nozzle (low adjustment) wmf1604 The gas valve nozzle (1) has to be selected corresponding to the low adjustment heat load of the burner, the gas type and the connecting pressure according to chart 1. The old gas valve nozzle (1) has to be unscrewed and replaced by the new one. Gas burner nozzle and primary air supply The gas burner nozzle (2) and the tube (3) have to be selected according to the rated heat load of the burner, the gas type and the connecting pressure and have to be mounted as per drawing 9.
  • Page 23 Chart 1: Adjustment values Adjustments Gas valve nozzle Gas burner nozzle Tube    Country Rated Cate- Connecting Low ad- Item Diameter Item Diameter Smallest Measure- of instal- heat load type gory pressure justment number number diameter ment lation heat load [mbar] [kW]...

  • Page 24: Technical Data

    2.7.3 Technical Data Chart 2: Rated flow through per burner size and gas type Gas type Standard search gas Rated flow through Anschluss per burner size Designa- -15°C Rated heat load Pressure min- tion 3.5 kW 6 kW 8.5 kW 9.45 0.370 0.635...
  • Page 25 Chart 3: Rated flow through per type of appliance and gas type Appliance Burner assembly Natural gas Liquid gas type Total heat 2E, 2E+, 2H 3B/P, 3+ load Burner -15°C=9.45 -15°C=8.13 -15°C=12.68 kWh/m kWh/m kWh/kg Rated flow through [kW] [Kg/h] 0.74 0.86 0.55...

  • Page 26: Installation Of Appliance Put Against Wall On Chrome Nickel Steel Plinth Or Plinth Provided By Customer

    2.7.4 Installation of appliance put against wall on chrome nickel steel plinth or plinth provided by customer The installation of the gas range has to be carried out as described in chapter 2.6.1 or 2.6.2 respectively. As a first step however the gas range has to be prepared as follows: ...

  • Page 27: Type Hk-545 With Hot Cupboard

     Connect the appliance by authorised specialists to the electric, water and gas mains. The cable guidance (4) to the terminal blocks (9) has to be as short as possible.  Push back oven or hot cupboard respectively, hang in the gas range control board and fix with the screws (8) and (7).

  • Page 28: Installation Preparation Of An Appliance With An Open Compartment In The Base Unit

    2.7.7 Installation preparation of an appliance with an open compartment in the base unit  Unscrew the 4 flat head screws (1) (drawing 15) and remove the side plate (3) to the left.  Install appliance plinth described in chapter 2.6.3 or 2.6.4. ...
  • Page 29 If the appliance is equipped not only with a power connection but also with signal lines (e.g. power limitation or control lines) which are energised, please observe that, according to the valid directives, these lines have to be disconnected from the power at the same time. This can be realised with plugs which have not only power contact but also signal transmission.

  • Page 30: Putting Into Operation / Operational Check

    Putting into operation / operational check Ceramic hob 3.1.1 Infrared radiation ST  Set temperature control (1) to step 10 (signal lamp (2) will be on)  After approx. 20 seconds check if cooking field is warming up by carefully approaching it with your hand ...

  • Page 31: Induction

    3.1.3 Induction  Set energy control (1) to step 10 (signal lamp (2) must light up)  If no saucepan is put on the cooking field in this position (stand-by) the heating remains switched off  If you turn the energy control (1) over step 10 it switches back to step 0 ...

  • Page 32: Steel Hob

    Steel hob  Set temperature regulator (1) to step 10 (signal lamp (2) has to light up).  After approx. 20 seconds check the cooking field whether it gets warm by carefully approaching it with your hand.  Set temperature regulator (1) back to step 0 (signal lamp (2) has to go off).

  • Page 33: Griddle (Smooth/Ribbed)

    The hot plate may not be used as a bratt plate Griddle (smooth/ribbed)  Set temperature control (1) at 100°C (signal lamps (2) and (3) will be on)  After approx. 2 minutes check if griddle is warming up by carefully approaching it with your hand ...

  • Page 34: Hot Cupboard

    Hot cupboard  Set temperature control (1) at 100°C (signal lamp (2) will be on)  After approx. 2 minutes open aluminium roller shutter and check whether bottom plate is warming up by carefully approaching it with your hand  Set temperature control (1) back to 0 (signal lamp (2) will go out) Oven ...
  • Page 35 2mA with regard to its release current (part 2 EN60335).  Please check regularly whether movable parts function correctly and whether these parts are not damaged. Broken parts have to be repaired or replaced immediately according to the instructions. For this, please contact the ELRO after-sales service. X101790E...
  • Page 36 A misuse can lead to altered waste gas values. The hot plate may not be used as a bratt plate. * All parts secured by the manufacturer may not be altered by the engineer. * If any malfunctions should occur, please contact the ELRO after-sales service. X101790E...

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