Berner BWH50 User manual

User manual for
Warming drawers and holding cabinets
BWH40-70, BWH40/2/3-70/2/3,
BWH40T-70T, BWH40/2T/3T-70/2T/3T (KTS)
BWS70, BWS70B, BWS70T, BWS70BT
from - Y.O.M. 2016
Be sure to read the instructions for use and assembly
before installation - installation - commissioning.
This protects you and prevents damage.
Berner- Kochsysteme GmbH & Co. KG
Sudetenstrasse 5 - D-87471 Durach
Tel. [phone]; Fax. - 15
Email: [email protected] | www.induktion.de

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Table
Table ....................................................................................................................................... 1
Safety...................................................................................................................................... 3
Safety regulations ..................................................................................................................... 4
Description of Hazard Symbols ................................................................................................. 4
Dangers in case ofnon-observance of safetyregulations ............................................................... 4
Safe use................................................................................................................................ 4
Safety regulations for operators ............................................................................................... 5
Improper operation................................................................................................................. 5
Changes / use of spare parts ................................................................................................... 5
General.................................................................................................................................... 6
Application ............................................................................................................................ 6
Product .................................................................................................................................... 6
Products................................................................................................................................ 6
Technical device data ........................................................ Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
Technical data........................................................................................................................ 6
Operation and control .......................................................................................................... 7
Functional conditions............................................................................................................ 7
Installation ............................................................................................................................... 7
Electrical data of the devices.................................................................................................... 7
Installationforecasts................................................................................................................ 7
Installation regulations ......................................................................................................... 7
Commissioning ......................................................................................................................... 8
Assembly .............................................................................................................................. 8
Control with gag and 4-digit display.......................................................................................... 8
Operation with sensor keypad .................................................................................................. 9
Lawn deduction/regulation....................................................................................................... 9
Funktionstest.......................................................................................................................... 10
Operation............................................................................................................................... 10
Cooking process ................................................................................................................... 10
End of operation and breaks .................................................................................................. 10
Decommissioning .................................................................................................................... 10
Error detection........................................................................................................................ 11
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 11
Overview Error messages on display ....................................................................................... 12
Cleaning ................................................................................................................................ 12
Operation devices with core temperature control ...................................................................... 13
............................................................................................................................................. 13
Operation of the KTS warm-up drawer ....................................................................................... 13
Functional test KTS ................................................................................................................. 13
Operation KTS ........................................................................................................................ 13
Warming operation ............................................................................................................... 13
Use of cooking programs with core temperature sensor (KTS).................................................... 14

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Changes to the programmes .................................................................................................. 14
Reset to factory setting ......................................................................................................... 14
Pre-installed programs and setting values (factory settings) ...................................................... 15
Guarantee .............................................................................................................................. 15
Repair during the warranty period .......................................................................................... 15
Technical documents ............................................................................................................... 15
Berner Sensor keypads (detail view) ....................................................................................... 16
Spare parts list Devices without KTS ....................................................................................... 17

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Safety
Read this guide carefully. Keep the instructions for use and assembly for later use
or for subsequent owners. Check the device after unpacking. Do not connect in the
event of transport damage. Record the damage in writing and call the customer
service, otherwise the warranty claim will not be waived. The installation of the
device must be carried out in accordance with the attached installation instructions.
Use the device only to keep food warm. Supervise the device during operation. Use the device
only indoors. Do not use covers. They can lead to accidents, e.B. due to overheating,
inflammation or cracking materials. Do not use unsuitable protective devices or child protection
screens. They can lead to accidents. This device is not intended for operation with an external
timer or remote control.
Fire!
-Do not fillthe device with oil or grease. Hot oil and fat ignite quickly. Never leave hot oil
and grease unattended. Never extinguish a fire with water. Turn off the device. Carefully
suffocate flames with lid, extinguishing blanket or similar.
-The heaters are getting hot. Never place flammable items in or on the device. Do not store
any items on the device.
-The device gets hot. Store non-flammable objects or spray cans in drawers directly underthe
pasta cooker.
Risk of combustion !
-The device and its surroundings, in particular also the housing or any existing
installationframe, become hot. Never touch the hot surfaces. Keep children away.
-The unit heats to 110°C. Never touch the housing inside. Keep children away. Danger of
scalding! Risk of combustion!
-Metal objects get hot in the device. Never place metal objects such as.B knives, forks,
spoons and lids in the device.
-After each use, turn off the device with the main switch. Do not wait for the device to turn
offautomatically.
Risk of electric shock !
-Improper repairs are dangerous. Only a customer service technician trained by us is allowed
to carry out repairs and replace damaged connecting lines. If the device is defective, pull
the power plug or switch off the fuse in the fuse box. Call customer service.
-Invading moisture can cause an electric shock. Do not use a high-pressure cleaner or steam
cleaner.
-A defective device can cause an electric shock. Never turn on a defective device. Pull the
power plug or turn off fuse in the fuse box. Call customer service.
-Jumps or cracks in the cover or basin can cause electric shocks. Switch off the fuse in the
fuse box. Call customer service.
Damage!
-The device is equipped with an internal safety switch.
Attention!
-Rough detergents and objects scratch the device.
-Do not place hot items on the control panel, displays, or hob frame. This could lead to
damage.
-If hard and pointed objects fall on the device, damage can occur.
-Aluminum foil and plastic vessels melt on hot surfaces. The use of anti-stove film is not
recommended.

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Safety regulations
Description of Hazard Symbols
General danger symbol
Failure to comply with safety regulations
means danger ( injuries )
This symbol warns of dangerous tension.
(Figurine 5036 of IEC 60417-1)
Danger symbols directly attached to the device must be followed and readability must
be ensured at all times.
Dangers in case ofnon-observance of safetyregulations
Failure to comply with safety regulations can pose a risk to people, the environment and the
device itself. In the event of non-compliance with the safety regulations, there is no right to
claim any damages.
In detail,non-interest can lead to the following risks
( Examples):
-Danger to persons due to electrical causes
-Gefahr for people due to overheated device
-Gefah r forpersonen due to overheated housing interior
-Gefahr forpeople through hot water / steam
Safe use
The safety regulations of this manual, the existing national regulations on electricity to prevent
accidents and any internal working, application and safety regulations must be followed.
Attention
In case of improper use
may cause minor injuries or
damage to property!
Attention
The user manual must be read before using or
maintaining the device.

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Safety regulations for operators
-Attention! Do not fill or clean the device in hot condition with cold water/ice. Ignoring this
notice may damage the device. Effect in ignoring: Metal is deformed,tearing of the joint
material due to extreme temperature fluctuations and thus destruction of the seal, leads to
penetration of moisture andcan thus lead to the defect ofthe device or to the destruction of
the heating.
-If the seal is torn, the device must be switched off and disconnected from the electrical
supply. Do not touch any parts inside the device.
-The device is warmed up by the heat of the heat. To avoid injuries (burns), do not touch the
inside of the device.
Please be wareify against hot food and liquids.
-PLEASE NOTE: Warning of possibly slippery ground in the vicinity of the device. This can
lead to injuries.
-Turn off the heating zone if you are not using the appliance for a while. This prevents the
heating process from start automatically. Thus, unattended heating is avoided, i.e. a person
who wants to use the device must start the heating process by switching on the device or
by turning the power controller to 'ON'.
-Do not use the device as a shelf!
-Do not place any paper, cardboard, fabric, etc. in or on the device as it may ignite. Aluminium
foils and plastic vessels must not be placed in or on the device.
-Care must be taken to ensure that items worn by the user, such as .B rings, watches, etc.,
can become hot during the operation of thedevice.
-After use, the device must be switched off by means of its control and/or control device.
-Do not place credit cards, phone cards, cassettes or other sensitive items in or on the device.
-Only recommended types and sizes of vessels may be used.
-Avoid the entry of liquids into the device and overflow water or cooking material over the
edge of vessels. Do not clean the device with a water jet.
Improper operation
The functionality of the device can only be guaranteed if used correctly. The limit values in
accordance with the technical data may not be exceeded or exceeded under any circumstances.
Changes / use of spare parts
Contact the manufacturer if you intend to make changes to the device. To ensure safety, use
only original spare parts and accessories approved by the manufacturer. When using non-
original components, all liability for follow-up costs expires. When disassembly, testing or
repairs, pay attention to the stability of the device.
Attention! When replacing spare parts, the device must be "visibly disconnected" from the
power supply.

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General
This manual contains basic information that must be observed during assembly, application
and maintenance. It must be read completely by the installer and the operator before
installation and commissioning, and must always be located near the cooking station for a look-
up.
Application
The devices are used to keep mahltimes warm.
Product
Products
BWHxx, BWHxxT, BWSxx, BWSxxT
-Easy installation / installation
-ServiceFriendly
-Easy operation using sensor keypad or knob with gag
-Compact power electronics enable easy and safe operation
Technische Gerätedaten
Model External dimensions Temp . Range Protection class weight
BWH50, -T 500x680x280 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 32,5 kg
BWH50/2, -T 500x680x560 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 46,5 kg
BWH50/3, -T 500x680x670 mm 30 –110°C IP 32
BWH70, -T 700x450x280 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 32,0 kg
BWH70/2, -T 700x450x560 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 48,0 kg
BWH70/3, -T 700x450x670 mm 30 –110°C IP 32
BWH40, -T 400x680x280 mm 30 –110°C IP 21* 32,5 kg
BW40/2, -T 400x680x560 mm 30 –110°C IP 21* 41,5 kg
BW40/3, -T 400x680x670 mm 30 –110°C IP 21*
BWH60, -T 600x450x280 mm 30 –110°C IP 21* 28,0 kg
BWH60/2, -T 600x450x560 mm 30 –110°C IP 21* 42,0 kg
BWH60/3, -T 600x450x670 mm 30 –110°C IP 21*
BWS70, -T 700x450x280 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 32,0 kg
BWS70B, -T 700x450x450 mm 30 –110°C IP 32 48,0 kg
Optional mit Kerntemperatursteuerung
*Schutzklasse im Auslieferungszustand IP xx, abhängig vom Einbau vor Ort.
Model Voltage Control Power
BWH50 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,0 kW
BWH50T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,0 kW
BWH50/2 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,5 kW
BWH50/2T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,5 kW
BWH50/3 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 2,5 kW
BWH50/3T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 2,5 kW
BWH70 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,0 kW
BWH70T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,0 kW
BWH70/2 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,5 kW
BWH70/2T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,5 kW
BWH70/3 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 2,0 kW
BWH70/3T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 2,0 kW
BWH40 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *1,0 kW
BWH40T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld *1,0 kW
BW40/2 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *1,5 kW
BW40/2T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld *1,5 kW
BW40/3 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *2,0 kW
BW40/3T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld *2,0 kW
BWH60 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *1,0 kW
BWH60T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld *1,0 kW
BWH60/2 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *1,5 kW
BWH60/2T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld* 1,5 kW
BWH60/3 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige *1,7 kW
BWH60/3T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld* 1,7 kW
BWS70 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,0 kW
BWS70T 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,0 kW
BWS70B 230V/1~/N/PE Knebel und 4-stelliger Anzeige 1,5 kW
BWS70BT 230V/1~/N/PE Sensor Tastenfeld 1,5 kW
Optional mit Kerntemperatursteuerung
* Sensor Tastenfeld und Regler Elektronik lose zum Einbau in vorhandene Schalterblende

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For the electrical connection of the device, the legal regulations of
the respective country must be observed!
Technical data
Operation and control
BWHxx, BWSxx
Potentiometer0 Ohm - 10kOhm
Display4-digit display red 2.8V DC/approx. 60mA
BWHxxT, BWSxxT
Sensor keypad with display
4-digit display red 2.8V DC/approx. 60mA
Functional conditions
-max. tolerance of mains voltage nominal voltage +5%/-10%
-Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
-Protection class See table Technical device data
Installation
Electrical data of the devices
1-phase (voltage 230V/1"/N/PE +5% / -10%)
Connection
Color
Frequency
Backup
Control voltage
Brown, Black
50 / 60 Hz
T1A
Phase
Brown, Black, Grey or 1
-
N
Blue or 2
-
Pe
Yellow/Green
Installation environment
-Maximum ambient temperature
Storage > -0°C to +70°Cin function >+5°C to +35°C
-maximum relative humidity
Storage > 10% to 90% in function > 30% to 90%
Installationforecasts
The device must be installed (placed) on a straight surface. The surface area must allow a
weight of at least 100kg. The mains disconnector must be easily accessible.
Installation regulations
The following points must be observed:
-Check and make sure that the voltage of the main supply line matches that of the type plate.
-The electrical installations must comply with local building installation regulations. The
applicable national regulations of the electricity authorities must be complied with.
-The device is equipped with a power cable, which can be connected with the cable or
necessary plug to a socket or junction box
-Iffaulty circuit breakers (FI) are used, they must be designed for a fault current of at least
I n=30mA.
-Operators must ensure that all installation, maintenance and inspection work is carried out
by approved personnel.
Attention
Incorrect voltage can cause the
Damage the device
Attention
The electrical connections must be
replaced by a specialist
"I'm not here.

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Commissioning
Assembly
The devices are equipped with a power cable. This can be connected to a junction box or
plugged in. Run the ports according to the installation regulations. The electrical installations
must be carried out by approved installers in compliance with specific national and local
regulations. The installers are responsible for the correct design and installation in accordance
with the safety regulations. The warning and type plates must be strictly followed.
Check and make sure that the voltage of the mains current and the device is
(accordingto the type plate).
When installing this appliance in the immediate vicinity of a wall, partition walls,
kitchen furniture, decorative cladding, etc., it is recommended that these are not
made of combustible material; otherwise, they must be clad in suitable non-
combustible, essentialmaterial, and the fire protection regulations must be observed
with the most caressed!
Rotate the knob to OFF (0) before connecting the device to the mains.
The requirements set out in heading 3.2 "Installation requirements" must be met.
Control with gag and 4-digit display
Rotating the gag activates the device. Changing the gag position sets the desired temperature
and displays it via the digital display.
When applied, the TOAND value and the IST valueare
displayed alternately in time intervals. This is also
indicated in residual heat up to 45°C when switched off
in order to avoid burns.
SHOULD temperature 70°C (point), IS temperature too low, Heats: point to the right of symbol
IS temperature 25°C every 10 sec., IS temperature too low, Heats: point to the right of symbol
SHOULD temperature 70°C (point), IS temperature within +/- 2°C, Do not heat
IS temperature 105°C, IS temperature too high, does not heat

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Operation with sensor keypad
By increasing or minimizing, the temperature is selected. Changing the gag position sets the
desired temperature and displays it via the digital display.
During heating, the TOAND and THE IST value are displayed alternately in time intervals. This
is also indicated in residual heat up to 45°C when switched off in order to avoid burns.
SHOULD temperature 110°C (point), IS temperature too low, Heats: point to the right of symbol
IS temperature 90°C (all 10 sek.), IS temperature too low, Heats: point to the right of
symbol
SHOULD temperature 110°C (point), IS temperature within +/- 2°C, Do not heat
IS temperature 105°C, IS temperature too high, does not heat
Lawn deduction/regulation
By rotating the air flap, the escape can be controlled by water vapor.
Digital display for reading the
temperature (precision +/- 2°C)
or possible error messages
Field for Increase the
temperature
Field for minimizing temperature
main switch of the device.
press (device on/off)
Field to activate / dActivate
of the setpoint 90°C

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Funktionstest
Before performing the functional test, the user must know how to operate the device.
Remove all items from the heating zone. If the device has a defect, stop commissioning
immediately. Turn off the device immediately and disconnect the power plug or switch the
device off without voltage.
If the power indicator or sensor keypad remainsoff, check the following:
-Is the device connected to the power supply or device on?
-Is the knob on position ON?
Operation
Cooking process
Select the desired temperature on the Regler or on the sensor keypad. After reaching the
temperature, the device is ready for operation, which is indicated by the H in the display. The
4-digit display shows the operation of the device, the IS and set temperature.
Position MIN> minimum temperature 45° Celsius
Position max. > maximum temperature110° Celsius
End of operation and breaks
At the end of operation and during the operating breaks, the main switches or Rotate the
temperature controller of the device to position 0. Marking points to (. . The display erlischt
or the display in the sensor keypad erlischt,residual heat indicator remains active.
Decommissioning
If the device is not in use, make sure that the main switch or temperature controller is not
switched on unattended. If you do not use the device for an extended period of time (several
days), unplug or turn off the main switch. Make sure that no liquid can enter the device.
Attention
The heating of the device is heated. To avoid injury,
do not touch hot parts in the device.

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Error detection
In the event of any malfunctions of the
device which are not due to external
influences or contamination, only approved
and trained service personnel may open the
device. The device must be immediately-
switched and the power plug out-or switched
off without voltage. The cause determination or error-removal may only be carried out by
experts.
Troubleshooting
Error
Possible cause
Measures taken by operators or
service personnel
No heating up
Anzeige is OFF
No power supply
Check if the device is connected to the
power supply (power cable plugged in),
check fuses.
No heating up
Triggering of the
temperatureswitch Klixon
Abschalttemperatur
200°C
If the temperatureswitch is triggered and
the heating is switched off, it switches on
again on its own.
Select main switch OFF or
temperature
turn on the device. Adjust the temperature
on the sensor keypad.
Temperature controllers in
OFF position
Rotate temperature controller into ON
position
Device defective
Contact your repair service supplier. Pull out
the power plug or establish voltage-free.
Check display for any
error messages
Insufficient heating capacity
or no heating capacity
Display lights up.
Heating defective!
too small temperature selected
Phase is missing
Check the backups.
Check display for error
messages
Contact your repair service supplier. Pull out
the power plug or establish voltage-free.
No reaction to turning the
knob
Regler defective,
Electronics defective
Heating power adjusts within
minutes and from or at short
intervals.
When replacing components, original parts must always be used according to the
valid list of spare parts and the existing or new, identical fasteners shall be used; this
also applies to the installation of outer housing parts, such as .B.dem bottom plate
after a change of the mains connection line.
Attention
Do not open the device!
Dangerous tension!

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Overview Error messages on display
Short-circuit temperature sensor or temperature too low (smaller -40°C)
(every 5 sec when switched off)
Temperature too high or interruption Temperature sensor > 300°C
Potentiometer to 0 position, residual heat indicator Hob temperature >45°C
Missing or defective Poti, value > 1250
Cleaning
WARNING: During cleaning or maintenance and when replacing parts, the equipment must be
disconnected from the power supply.
Regular cleaning of the electric pasta cooker contributes to an extension of the service life.
List of detergents for certain types of contamination:
Type of pollution
Cleaner
Light pollution
Moist cloth ( Scotch ) with some industrial
kitchen cleaning agent
Fatty spots (sauces,
soups,...)
Polychrome, sigolin chrome,
Inox créme, Vif Super-Rofsome
Supernettoyant, Sida,
Wiener Klak, Pudol System Care
Lime and water stains
Polychrome, sigolin chrome,
Inox créme, Vif Super Cleaner
Supernettoyant
Highly shimmering
metallic discoloration
Polychrome, Sigolin chrome
Mechanical cleaning
Non-scratching sponge
Scratching detergents, steel wool or scratching sponges must not be used as they can damage
the surface.
Do not use a steel brush for cleaning. In the event of non-compliance, any warranty
claim will be rejected.
Residues of detergents must be removed with a damp cloth ( Scotch ) as they can corrode
during heating. Professional maintenance of the device requires regular cleaning, careful
treatment and service.
No liquids must enter the device! The device must not be sprayed with water jets or high-
pressure cleaners.

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Operation devices with core temperature control
Operation of the KTS warm-up drawer
Functional test KTS
The hot-holding drawer is switched on via the
power-on button(1) by prolonged, uninterrupted
pressing of the power button(1). This is to prevent
unintentional switching on, e.B. when cleaning the
key surfaces with a wet cloth. As soon as the
warming drawer turns on, a short summation
sound and the button can be released.
Operation KTS
After a power failure, the two decimal points of the LED indicators light up in standby mode.
Only after the device is switched on/off for the first time will the decimal points be turned off.
The button is displayed as "pressed" by the correspondingly luminous LED above the button.
Exceptions are the LEDs above the KTS and L/R keys: these signal certain states during the
operation sequence.
Warming operation
The device is turned on by pressing button 1 (stay on the button for 2 seconds). After switching
on, the warming function is active, i.e. the device heats up to the set temperature and keeps
it constant. The temperature can be adjusted via buttons 5 and 6. If you stay longer on the
corresponding button 5/6 then the fast forward/return is activated.
Shortly press button 2 sets the temperature immediately to 68°C. Button 3 can be used to
turn on the core temperature sensor, and the core temperature is displayed informatively in
the upper LED indicator(core temperature). The core temperature sensor has no influence on
the temperature control during warm-up operation. Pressing the button 4 allows the current
cooking room temperature to be displayed for a short time in the lower LED display(set
temperature).
! Attention: Only when the door (or drawer) is closed can the set values be changed.
Attention
The user manual must be read before
using or maintaining the device.

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Use of cooking programs with core temperature sensor (KTS)
The call and start of a long-term cooking program is done by pressing button 2 for more than
1 second. The left LED display now shows program number 1 and step 1 so "P1. p.1". With
keys 5 and 6, the program number (1-10) can be set to P1 to P0. A further actuation of button
2 confirms the selected program number, which is signaled by the dot-shaped LED above
button 3. Now the program sequence can be started immediately by pressing the button 2
again.
If you want to quit the program before it expires, you can do so by pressing button 1. After
that, you are back in warm-up mode. If you accidentally enter program mode by pressing
button 2, you can also get back into the warm-up mode with button 1.
Changes to the programmes
The device has 10 cooking programs with max. 3 cooking steps each
(P=program, S=step).
Program P1-P5 are ready-made cooking programs (see list), but they can be changed.
Program P6-P10 are individually adjustable programs (default values are entered).
Program operation: See also the program memory table with the default values.
With button 2 (>1 second) you get into the program mode as already described at the
beginning. You select the corresponding program with the keys 5/6 (P1 s.1, P2 s.1, P3 s.1...
p0 p.1) and confirms the correspondingly selected program with the button 2. This is signaled
by the dot-shaped LED via button 3.
A maximum of 3 cooking steps can be entered in the selected program.
Step 1 Cooking time/cookingroom temperature
Step 2 Core Temperature / Cooking Room Temperature
Step 3 Core Temperature / Cooking Room Temperature
Now, with the 5/6 keys, the left value of step 1 (display P1 S. 1) can be changed. Button 4
selects the right value, which is signaled by the dot-shaped LED via button 4. Now this value
is changed/set with the keys 5/6.
Button 3 selects the next step (P1 S. 2). Setting left/right value as described above. Use button
3 to select and adjust step 3 (P1 p.3). After pressing button 3 again, you are back in step 1.
You leave the programming mode with button 1 and save the changed program points.
If you want to start the selected/changed program immediately, you press the button 2. The
program starts immediately, which is signaled by a flashing LED above button 3. The program
can be canceled before the complete expiration with the 1 button. The correspondingly running
program with the corresponding step is displayed in the left LED display.
After the correct program flow, the device automatically goes into warm-up mode.
Turning off the device:
Pressing button 1 in warm-up mode turns off the device. The complete disconnect of the device
from the mains is only done by pulling out the power plug. In case of prolonged non-use
(holiday/cleaning, etc.) we recommend always unplugging the device.
If the power plugs are pulled during the running program or a power failure occurs, the device
will continue to run the program after resuscuring the mains voltage. Button 1 can be used to
cancel the program flow.
Reset to factory setting
Plug in the power plug as soon as the "00.00" appear in the LED display, press button 2, the
buzzer sounds as acknowledgment. Factory settings of the programs are now saved (all
programs are factory-set)!
System restart after a power failure:

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Plug in the power plug as soon as the "00.00" appear in the LED display, press button 6, the
buzzer sounds as acknowledgment (the programs are not affected).
Pre-installed programs and setting values (factory settings)
Display:Program number:Step number: upper value lower value
P1S.1 1 1 10 minutesShouldmp .= 110°C
P1S.2z.B. Roast beef.2KTS 1 = 50°C Shouldmp. 1 =
80°C
P1S.3Low temperature3KTS 2 = 53°CShouldmp. 2 = 65°C
P2S.12110 minutes110°C
P2S.2Roastbeef2KTS 1 = 53°CShouldmp. 1 = 65°C
P2S.3about Night Inactive--
P3S.13110 HoursShouldbemp. = 80°C
P3S.2Meat/SauceInactive--
P3S.3 inactive overnight
P4S.14inactive--
P4S.2Low temperature2KTS 1 = 50°CShouldmp. 1 = 80°C
P4S.3without Cook step3KTS 2 = 53°C Shouldmp. 2 = 65°C
P5S.151--
P5S.2 a la Carte2--
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P5S.3Hold with KTS3KTS 2 = 53°C Shouldmp. 1 = 65°C
Program number 6-11 (default and also changeable)
P6S16110 minutes110°C
P6S22KTS 1 = 50°CShouldmp. 1 = 80°C
P6S33KTS 2 = 55°CShouldmp. 2 = 68°C
P7S17110 minutes110°C
P7S22KTS 1 = 50°CShouldmp. 1 = 80°C
P7S33KTS 2 = 55°C Shouldbemp. 2 = 68°C
etc. until program 11 Display: P0S.1/P0S.2/P0S.3
Guarantee
You have purchased a high-quality product with a Bernese warming device. We offer a
guarantee of one year from the date of purchase.
Repair during the warranty period
Please contact your specialist wholesaler.
Technical documents
Installation drawings, spare parts lists, user manuals and CE declarations
can be found at:
www.induktion.de www.induktion.de/download.html

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Berner Sensor keypads (detail view)
Frame incl. electronics is pre-assembled with glued ceramic glass

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Spare parts list Devices without KTS
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