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For a proper installation and maintenance of the equipment, you must follow the points indicated in the "SMART EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND START-UP FILE" included in the bag alongside with this instruction manual.
Remember that any failure or breakage resulting from improper installation or start up will invalidate the warranty.
Before connecting the unit to the power supply, check that the electrical grid characteristics match those described in the technical characteristics of each unit. The electrical installation must be performed by authorised technicians and meet the regulations in force.
Preferably, the electrical connection should be performed by mounting and electrical outlet of appropriate type and capacity for the maximum current absorbed by the oven phases. If not possible, it could be directly connected to the circuit breaker on the electrical control board.
We indicate the types of electrical connections recommended:
THREE PHASE 400V
THREE PHASE 230V
In order to avoid any danger due to accidental rearmament of the thermal cutting device, this device must not be powered by an external control device, such as a timer, or connected to a circuit whose power is interrupted regularly.
We recommend an own power line protected by circuit breaker of suitable caliber, as well as a fixed network connection for the connection of the devices.
Observe the color code of the wires. An improper connection can irreparably damage the device.
COLOUR CODE
PHASES | Grey (L1) ![]() | Black (L2)![]() | Brown (L3)![]() |
NEUTRAL | Blue (N)![]() | ||
GROUNDING | Yellow / Green ![]() ![]() |
Use anti-lime system before to connect the water pipes to the device, is recommended. The water connection is ¾ ".
In addition, it is advisable to install a "digimeter" for the liters of water consumed by the oven, and in this way, to know when it is necessary to replace the filter.
The incoming water must have a pressure between 1 and 3 bars with a temperature not exceeding 30°C. If the pressure is higher than these values must install a pressure reducer at the entrance.
Types of drains:
Exhaust gases may be wet and reach high temperatures. Therefore, do not use tubes made of materials not ensuring absolute thermal stability up to 250ºC to channel exhaust gases.
A condenser enabling the condensation of vapours and exhaust of those vapours into a drainage may be adapter to treat cooking vapours.
Do not channel the vapoup exhaust from the cooking chamber more than 50 centimeters due to risk of condensation. This pipeline should be vertical and as straight as possible.
For any information related to the installation of gas appliances (connection to the supply line, smoke evacuation, regulation, etc.), please refer to the corresponding section specified in the document "TECHNICAL MANUAL FOR GAS OVENS INSTALLATION".
Connection for flue gas evacuation
All the information specified in this section is meant to inform the final user.
The gases resulting from the combustion of the gas must be evacuated to the outside by installing a chimney with a natural draft, or by placing the oven under an extraction hood.
Type evacuation B23: by this way the combustion gases are evacuated to the outside through a natural draft chimney provided with a non-return valve.
For any doubt related to the assembly process necessary for a gas evacuation, please refer to the technical installation manual.
It is advisable to install a cap at the end of the chimney in order to prevent rainwater from entering the device and prevent possible air returns caused by strong wind.
The temperature of the flue gases can reach 500°, so we recommend using stainless steeel
In all appliances with a B23 type exhaust system, the exhaust ducts must be cleaned periodically. The procedure for this cleaning will be determined by the regulations in force in the country where the appliance is installed.
Type evacuation A3: by this way, the flue gases are evacuated to the outside through a suction hood. The minimum distance to keep between the oven and the hood will be at least 50cm.
The nameplate is located on the left lower side of the oven as shown below:
Depending on the country in which the appliance is to be used, it will preset for use with one or two types of the gas. The nameplate specifies the gas use permitted by the oven according to the factory setting (1) and the gas approval according to the country in which the appliance is to be used (2):
In case that only one type of gas is permitted, conversión to a second type is not allowed. If the use of a second type of gas is permitted, in the event of a changeover by a qualified and authorized technician, this will be indicated on the nameplate. For more information, see the technical installation manual.
The reference values indicated on the nameplated have been obtained under laboratory conditions in accordance with current standards. These values are subject to variations, depending on the operating conditions and environment of the device.
Attention! Please, read these instructions thoroughly before starting the device.
Remove the external protection film. If there are adhesive residues, use an appropriate solvent and then, rinse with a damp cloth.
The inner chamber and trays should be washed with water and soap and then, work at a 200⁰C cycle for 30 minutes.
Advice: Never use aggressive or acidic products because the unit may be damaged.
Advice: when carrying out maintenance or cleaning operations, disconnect the power supply and wait for the unit to cool down.
The oven has been designed to bake or regenerate fresh or frozen bakery and pastry products, being the range of regulation the following ones:
SERIES | STG/STB |
Temperature | 50ºC – 250ºC |
Time | 0-120 min + continuous mode |
Humidity | 0 – 100% |
The distance between trays in 80 mm in the RXB series, and 65 mm in the F series, and whenever possible, we recommend leaving a space between pieces 40-60 mm in the same tray, for air to flow efficiently.
We recommend perforated aluminium trays for pastry and bakery, Steel for gastronomy and grills for roast. Also we recommend you, to preheat the appliance at the temperature 30°C above the temperature of the food cooking for about 20 minutes; this guarantees a better finished product.
For the use of pre-frozen products, it is recommended to defrost the product before placing it in the oven in order to obtain a more uniform cooking as well as a shorter cooking time.
The control panel consists of the following elements:
There are three variables that can be adjusted by the user: time, temperature and humidity. These variables depend on the type of food and the quantity in the oven.
Temperature: it is regulated using the knob, from 50°C to 250°C. If your appliance is heating by resistance, the white LED will light next to the knob
Time: it is regulated using the knob, from 0 to 120 minutes, and also, this acts as an ON / OFF key of the device. There is a non-stop mode, which makes the device work whenever the door is closed (is represented by the symbol of an open hand). If your appliance is working, amber led located next to this command will turn on.
At the end of the cycle and powering the device, the oven beeps.
You can also set infinite cooking mode. To do this, turn the encoder and the program "INF" on the display. Then press to confirm.
Humidity: is controlled by injecting water into the turbines, and generating steam to avoid food trying. It's possible to regulate the value of the humidity between 0 to 100%. This regulation takes continuous moisture injection cycles, depending on the programmed percentage. For continuos functioning turn the knob to the left to 100%.
Reset solenoid valve control unit (for gas ovens only): it is used where there is an operating error in the solenoid valve that controls the gas supply to the oven. When such an error occurs, the button lights up in red, indicating the need to press it to reset the oven and enable it to operate again.
The chimney can keep it open or closed during cooking. To do this, you can adjust it manually, using the Wheel shown in the following image.
Never use products tha may be aggressive ora cid, could damage the oven.
Fats of food debris can cause the oven to catch fire.
Put on protective rubber gloves and mask or googles before handling these chemicals.
The use of any other detergent or cleaning product could cause a bad finish or irreversible damage that may cause the loss of the warranty of the appliance.
Before performing any basic maintenance procedures, verify that the oven is cool and is disconnected from any type of supply (electricity, water or gas).
In case you have a gas oven model:
At least one anual inspection by a qualified and specialized technician is recommended.
Attached below you will find a list with the most common problems as well as their solution:
FAILURE | CAUSE | SOLUTION |
The unit does not switch on | No mains voltaje | Check the mains voltaje |
Innapropriate power connection | Check the mains connection | |
Inadequate differential gauge | Check differential gauge | |
Inadequate thermal gauge | Check thermal gauge | |
Safety thermostat into operation | Reset the thermostat at the front. If the failure persists, contact a specialised technician. To find out where the safety thermostat is, go to the "technical characteristics" section and look for the model of your device. If the failure persists, contact a specialised technician. | |
The display does not work properly | Door not closed correctly | Close the door properly. |
Door micro not working | Contact a specialised technician | |
Vapour exhausts with the door closed | Incorrect placement of the joint | Place correctly. If the failure persists, contact a specialised technician. |
Door mechanism misaligned | Contact a specialised technician | |
Chamber burner lock (only gas ovens) | Incorrect oven gas supply |
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Incorrect plug polarity |
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Safety standards and responsability for installing and maintaining
Safety standards for use
Maximum loads according to the size of the devices
CAPACITY | MAXIMUM LOAD | MAX. LOAD PER RACK |
4 x (60/40) | 20 kg | 15 kg per rack maximum |
6 x (60/40) | 30 kg | 15 kg per rack maximum |
7 x (Gn 1/1) | 35 kg | 15 kg per rack maximum |
10 x (60/40) | 45 kg | 15 kg per rack maximum |
11 x (Gn 1/1) | 50 kg | 15 kg per rack maximum |
Risk of burns
Risk of fire
Visible damages: When receiving the material, enter a detailed description of the break in the PDA or in the delivery note.
General comments such as "damaged packaging" or "damage can be seen", etc. will not be accepted. Clear photographs showing the damaged good and packaging must be provided.
Hidden damages: When receiving the material and within 24 hours after reception, once the hidden damage has been checked, photographs showing the damaged good and its corresponding packaging must be provided. The transport agency label must be clearly visible. Photographs showing the content only and exclusively will not be accepted.
In either case, transport incidences should be reported to FM Industrial to manage the replacement of the machine.
If visible damages are detected when receiving the packaged machine, indicate "hits to the oven" at the time of the delivery, take photos of the damages and transport agency label on the packaging. Please, contact FM Industrial immediately.
If package is apparently in good conditions, and damages are detected when unpacking, place the original packaging again on the machine, take pictures of the packaging and transport agency label on the packaging. Next, unpack again and take photos of damages to the machine. Please, contact FM Industrial immediately.
Before transporting the unit to its installation site, make sure that:
Transport should only and exclusively be carried out by mechanical means, such as a pallet Jack, and always on a pallet.
Remove the protection film from the unit. Clean the adhesive residues with an appropriate solvent. Never use abrasive or acid products or tools that may damage the surface.
Place the oven in the selected work place and keep a safe distance as indicated below. Check that the unit has sufficient cold air inlets through the ventilation registers ensuring correct operation. Otherwise, the unit may overheat, and some components may be destroyed.
We recommend leaving a 120 mm gap for repair and if there are heat sources or combustible elements, that safety distance must be 700 mm minimum. We also recommend ensuring good ventilation of the unit to prevent overheating its components.
Example of equipment placement without nearby heat sources.
Placement of equipment next to heat sources.
For maintenance operations we recommend a free working space of 500 mm (approximately).
Here you can download full pdf version of manual, it may contain additional safety instructions, warranty information, FCC rules, etc.
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