Cater Chef 688.120 User manual

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Professional Supplies
OPERATION MANUAL
Before using water boiler, read all instructions below.
ELECTRIC WATER BOILER
Modelnr.: *688.120

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Specifications
2 Structure
3 Installation
4 Operation Instruction
5 Attention and Maintenance
6 Circuit Diagram
7 Maintenance Chart and Components
8 Working Flow
1. SPECIFICATIONS
Dimension
(mm)
Voltage
(V)
Power
(W)
Tank Capaclty
(L)
Water Supply
(L/H)
Temperature
(°C)
210 x 400 x 450 230 2600 7 30 90-95
225 x 430 x 680 230 2600 14 36 90-95
2. STRUCTURE
3. INSTALLATION
A This machine must be connected with the right power supply.
B This machine must be connected with the "ground wire".
C The place of the machine should be smooth, steady, and do not close to the fire,
spattering water to avoid the accident.
D The electricity supply connection and overhaul of the machine must be carried
out by the authorized service technician.

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4. OPERATION INSTRUCTION
A Connected water supply and inlet with ½ inch pipe.
B Put the plug in the socket.
C Switch on and the light is on.
D The water flow into the thermos after 1 minute to keep warm.
E The boil-water machine will stop boiling automatically when no water in the tank
or the tank is full. But the tank is keeping warm.
5. ATTENTION AND MAINTENANCE
A Pull the plug out of the socket if do not use for a long time.
B A little water will be left in the tank. When the room temperature is under 0°C,
avoid freezing if do not use for a long time.
6. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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7. MAINTENANCE CHART AND COMPONENTS

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1 TOP COVER BOARD
2 COVER BOARD FOR INTERNAL WATER TANK
3 FLOATING SWITCH
4 ELECTROMAGNETICALLY OPERATED VALVE
5 INVARIANT CODE OF ELECTROMAGNETICALLY OPERATED VALVE
6 OUTLET FOR HOT-WATER
7 RUBBER WATER PIPE
8 TEMPERATURE CONTROL
9 BACK BOARD
10 SCREW
11 HIGH TEMPERATURE CORD
12 SWITCHING KEY
13 COVER FOR HOT-WATER KETTLE
14 HEATING ELEMENT (HOT-WATER KETTLE PIPE)
15 BODY OF HOT-WATER KETTLE PIPE
16 LINK BANK
17 POWER CORD INLET
18 PLUG
19 PLASTIC FEET
20 BOTTOM BOARD
21 FIXED BOARD FOR RELAY
22 BLOCKJ FOR V SHAPE RELAY
23 RELAY
24 LAVER
25 SPLASH PLATE
26 WATER FAUCET
27 PASTER FOR PANEL
28 PANEL
29 BOARDING
30 HEATING ELEMENT
31 ½ BUTTOM FOR WATER OUTLET
32 BIG WATER TANKE
33 INVARIANT CODE FOR FLOATING SWITCH
34 SMALL WATER TANK

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8. WORKING FLOW:
Turn on the power switch, water level inductor in the insulated cabinet produces signal
when the water level is falling. The heater (boiling cup) starts to heat until the water boil.
Then the boiled water inflows into the insulated cabinet from the upper water pipe.
There are heating elements and thermostat switch at the bottom of the insulated cabinet in
order to keep water temperature 95°C. The water level switch in the cool water tank will
produce a signal if water level is low. Faucet opens and water inflows into the cool water
tank from the water pipe, then into the heater. If other parts invalidate, the danger could
not happen as there is a overheat protector in the heater and insulated cabinet.
WARNING!
Some of the parts could be very heat when the machine is working, so cleaning
should be under room temperature in case of any injures.
To avoid the parts getting wet, electric-shock or spare parts damage occur,
please do not rinse the machine.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
CAUTION: In order to avoid a hazard due to inadvertent resetting of the thermal
cut out, this appliance must not be supplied through an external switching device,
such as a timer, or connected to a circuit that is regularly switched on and off by the
utility.