Blizzard BC01 User manual

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Electric Convection Oven
USER’S MANUAL
BCO1

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1. Warnings for installation
1.1 Installing the oven, in a location free from rain and snow, and near the fire extinguisher.
.2 A wet oven can be a source of electrical shock and the oven can be damaged.
.3 Be sure to install complying with industry standards. Incomplete installation can cause stumbling
accidents, electrical shock, fire or water leakage.
.4 The rubber feet must be installed on the equipment firmly. Do not use the oven without feet.
.5 Do not install any equipment on the floor.
1.6 Do not carry the oven by yourself. Ask for another’s help. The oven should not be carried by one
person; otherwise it may be dropped and cause injury.
.7 Be sure to install the oven on a flat and solid surface. Otherwise the unit may topple over, causing
injury or burns, or water in the unit may overflow. If someone suffers burns, cool the affected part
with cold water and have them see a doctor immediately.
.8 Be sure to provide with clearance of at least 4 inches (10cm) between the unit and walls. Insufficient
clearance may cause generated heat to damage the other ambient products.
.9 Remove all the adhesive film which cover the body surface before using.
.10 Be sure to connect the power cord complying with industry standards.
.11 Check the power supply to see if it can satisfy the specification of the oven. The working voltage
range can not out of ±10% when the oven working. Violating this standard can cause electrical
shock or fire. If you cannot identify the specification of the power supply used, consult the supplier.
.12 Be sure to connect a ground wire to the oven. Operating the oven without grounding it can cause
electrical shock or fire by a short circuit.
.13 A bi-pole switch must be installed between the oven and the power.
1.14 Do not bundle the power cord; otherwise a fire can be cause.
.15 Do not step on, squeeze, or forcedly twist the power cord; otherwise the power cord can be
damaged, causing electrical shock or fire. If your power cord has been damaged,consult the supplier
for replacement.
2. Warnings for operation
2.1 Do not operate any switch with a wet hand; otherwise, you can get an electrical shock.
2.2 Do not use combustibles (e.g., thinner), combustible gases, or volatile matter near the oven;
otherwise explosion or fire can be caused.
2.3 Do no put anything on the oven while using oven. The heat could cause deformation, cracking, etc.
2.4 Be careful not to burn yourself during use or immediately after use.
2.5 The metal parts and glass window of the door become extremely hot during use; be careful not to
touch them when opening and closing the door.
2.6 Do not immerse the heater. If a drop of water gets into the heating element from the connecting part,

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it may cause a short circuit or other defects.
2.7 When hot, do not apply water to the glass window. It may cause the glass to break.
2.8 Do not touch any place except for the handle and switch during heating, otherwise you can suffer
burns since the body is very hot.
2.9 If the oven has been submerged due to a disaster or other problem, replace all electric parts and
wiring. Otherwise, electrical shock or fire can be caused.
2.10 Maintain the contents products with the food hygiene laws. Inappropriate daily hygiene
maintenance can cause accidents.
2.11 Consult a specialty repair shop or the store where you purchased the oven for repairs. Incomplete
repairs can cause electrical shock, burns, fire or stumbling.
2.12 If the earth leakage breaker operates frequently, consult a specialty repair shop or the store where
you purchased the oven for repair.If you continue to use the oven without repair, electrical shocks or
files can be caused.
2.13 Do not disassemble the oven; otherwise accidents can be caused.
2.14 When removing dirt on the oven, do not use chemicals, such as thinner or benzine; otherwise
accidents can be caused.
2.15 Do not stack the oven by three or more heavy (120Kg(280lb)); otherwise stumbling accidents or
injuries can be caused.
2.16 Clean the inside of the storage daily; otherwise defects or bad smell can be caused.
2.17 Note that some extra steam may be released from a drainage pipe behind the oven (for YXD-2AE,
YXD-4AE).
Purpose of Using the Oven
The oven was designed only to be used baking cakes, pies, cookies, poultry, beef, pork, bread, steak, etc.
Do not use for other purposes.
Do not warm up carbonated drinks in cans or bottles; otherwise the containers can explode, causing
injuries.
3. Using the oven
3.1 Preparations before using
①Feet assembly
The feet are placed inside the appliance and must be assembled. Do not use the appliance without feet.
Screw the support feet to the bottom of the appliance.
Adjust the appliance height by screwing or unscrewing the feet themselves.
②Positioning

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Install the oven on a flat and solid surface.
③Remove the protective film.
④Take out the tray from the body and wash it.
⑤Wipe the inside and outside of the oven with a damp cloth. Then, wipe with dry cloth.
⑥Electrical connection
Before connecting make sure that the voltage and the frequency correspond to that stated on the Rating
Plate on the appliance.
Place a bi-polar switch between the appliance and the network accessible after installation, whose
contacts have a minimum opening distance of 3mm, with an appropriate input.
The appliance must be connected to the ground line of the network.
The appliance must be included in an equipotential system whose efficiency must be suitably checked
according to that stated in the Standard. This connection is carried out between different appliances
with the terminal marked by the.
The equipotential conductor must have a minimum section of 10 mm2.
Connect the power cord to the power supply source. Be sure the power cord is strongly kept in
position.
⑦Water connection (for YXD-2AE, 4AEonly)
Water connection to the network:
Connect the decalcified water inlet ducts placed on the back of the oven to the specific distribution
network by means of a mechanical filters and a cut-off cock.
Before connecting the filters let a certain quantity of water flow to clean the duct from any ferrous slag.
The water must have a hardness between 0.5o-5oF in order to reduce the formation of limestone
deposits and a pressure value between 0.5-2 bar.
The quantity of water which has to be vaporized inside the oven must be regulated by means of the
“micro-cock”placed in the rear part of the appliance.
Regulate the micro-tap to inject only a trickle of water on the fan. A excess of water can cause a
quantity of condensation too much elevated and flood the baking
chamber.
Condensation water drain:
The draining of the steam condensation water is positioned in the rear
part of the oven and is to be connected with a rigid or flexible pipe
and convoyed to an open drain. Its diameter must not be lower than
that of the drain attachment and the length not greater than one metre.
The drain pipe must remain at least 20 cm below the drain attachment in order to facilitate the
downflow.

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Avoid chokes on the flexible ducts or elbows for metallic ducts, along all the run of drain.
3.2 Instruction for use
Note that the “Convection cooking”function and the “Upper heater cooking”function work
independently. You can not use the two functions at the same time.
3.2.1 How to use Timer
①Set the time switch knob to the number which indicates the cooking time according to the food you
are going to cook.
②Set the Timer by turning it clockwise. The oven will turn off automatically at the end of the selected
time and a bell will ring.
③The oven can be turned off manually during cooking by turning the Timer counter-clockwise to the
“0”position.
3.2.2 Convection cooking
①Turn on the power of the oven.
②Set the Temperature Control to desired temperature(0-300°C).
③Turn the Timer to desired time(0-120min). The Temperature Light, Timer Light, and the inside lamp are
on.
④The Temperature Light will be off when the temperature rise to the desired temperature. Then it will on
when the temperature lower down. This process will be circulated automatically.
3.2.3 Using steam function (For YXD-2AE, YXD-4AE only)
①Turn on the power of the oven.
②Set the Temperature Control to desired temperature(0-300°C).
③Turn the Timer to desired time(0-120min). The Timer Light, Temp Light and the inside lamp are on.
④Push the Steam Button, it injects humidity inside the baking chamber by manual pulses. The Steam
light is on.
Note:
Do not push the button for a long time.
Some extra steam may be released from a drainage pipe behind the oven.

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3.2.4 Using Upper Heater for cooking (For YXD-3AE,4AE only)
①Turn on the power of the oven.
②Set the Upper Heater’s Temperature Control to desired temperature(0-300°C).
③Turn the Timer to desired time(0-120min). The Upper Heater’s Light, Timer Light, and the inside lamp
are on.
④The Upper Heater’s Light will be off when the temperature rise to the desired temperature. Then it will
on when the temperature lower down. This process will be circulated automatically.
4. Maintenance of oven
Replacing water
4.1 Turn off the power switch and disconnect the power cord from the supply.
4.2 Open the door and leave it for at least 10 minutes to lower the temperature in the oven.
4.3 Wipe the oven using a damp cloth.
5. Storing the oven
5.1 When not in use, turn off the power switch and disconnect the power cord from the supply.
5.2 Bundle up the power cord and put the bundle on the body.
5.3 Cover the body with a plastic bag and pack it in a corrugated cardboard box. Store it in a location
with low humidity.
WARNING
1. When inspecting, cleaning, or maintaining the body, be sure to turn off the power switch and
disconnect the power supply; otherwise or you can get electrical shock caused by a short circuit.
2. Clean the inside of the oven daily to keep it clean.
3. When cleaning the inside of the oven, do not use any detergents, such as acidic detergent or
cleansers.

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6. Specifications
Model
BCO1
YXD-2AE
YXD-3AE
YXD-4AE
Supply voltage
220-240 V
220-240 V
220-240 V
220-240 V
Rated demanded
2670W
2670W
2670W (for convection
heater)+2000W (for
upper heater)
2670W (for convection
heater)+2000W (for
upper heater)
Lighting Power
30W
30W
30W
30W
Safety device
Temperature
fuse 330°C
Temperature
fuse 330°C
Temperature fuse 330°C
Temperature fuse 330°C
Functions
Convection
heater
Convection
heater +
Steam
Convection heater +
Upper heater
Convection heater +
Steam + Upper heater
7. Electric circuit diagram
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-S1 -S2-PT
-HL1 -EL -HL2 -EH1 -EH2
(BCO1)

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L
N
E
-S1 -S2-PT
-SS
-HL1 -EL -KA -HL2 -HL3 -EH1 -EH2
(YXD-2AE)
M2M1
L
N
E
-S1 -S2 -S3-PT
-HL1 -EL -EH1 -HL2 -HL3 -EH2 -EH3
(YXD-3AE)

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M2M1
L
N
E
-S1 -S2 -S3-PT
-SS
-HL1 -EL -EH1 -HL2 -KA -HL3 -HL4 -EH2 -EH3
(YXD-4AE)
EH1---Upper Heater EH2、EH3--- Main Heater
EL---Inside Lamp M1、M2---Convection fan
SS---Micro-active Switch KA---Magnetic Valve
S3---Thermostat for Main Heater
S2---Thermostat for Upper Heater
S1---Fuse PT---Timer
HL1～HL4---Pilot Light
8. Dimensions, Capacities, Weights
BCO1
Dimensions: 595×595×570（㎜）
Inner: 460×380×360 (㎜)
Weight: 35kg
YXD-2AE
Dimensions: 595×595×570（㎜）
Inner: 460×380×360 (㎜)
Weight: 36kg
YXD-3AE
Dimensions: 595×595×570（㎜）
Inner: 460×380×360 (㎜)
Weight: 38kg
YXD-4AE
Dimensions: 595×595×570（㎜）
Inner: 460×380×360 (㎜)
Weight: 39kg