Diamond DFV-511/PTS Specification sheet

Mod: DFV-511/PTS
Production code: E15 RDT-105E DR 12DI 25
12/2018

EN CONVECTION OVENS - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE
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NG-DT-004G CDT-107E
NG-DT-005G CDT-111E
NG-DT-006G CDT-207E
NG-DT-007G CDT-211E
NG-DT-010G CDT-120E
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PDT-004E CDT-107G
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PDT-010E CDT-120G
PDT-012E CDT-220G
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RDT-105E
RDT-110E
RDT-115E
DFV-511/TS
DFV-1011/TS
DFV-1511/TS
L105-DTE L006-DTG
L105-DTG L010-DTE
L107-DTE L010-DTG
L107-DTG CDT-107E
L112-DTE CDT-107G
L112-DTG CDT-111E
L604-DTE CDT-111G
L604-DTG CDT-207E
L606-DTE CDT-207G
L606-DTG CDT-211E
L610-DTE CDT-211G
L610-DTG CDT-120E
L004-DTE CDT-120G
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FMEL661T
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USE AND MAINTENANCE
4.0 Instructions for a safe use of
the oven
4.0A Description of cooking cycle or
cooking program
4.1 Starting the oven
4.2 Description of control panel
components
4.3 Setting of CONVECTION mode
in manual cooking
4.4 Setting of STEAM mode in
manual cooking
4.5 Complementary functions
4.6 Starting manual cooking
4.7 Fast cooling
5.0 Automatic cooking programs
5.1 Starting an automatic cooking
programs
5.2 Modication of a cooking pro-
gram
5.3 Creation of a new cooking
program
5.4 Elimination of a cooking pro-
gram
5.5 Elimination of a phase of cook-
ing program
6.0 Automatic washing system
with tablets
6.0A Automatic washing system
with liquid detergent
7.0 Alarms
7.1 Serious alarms
7.2 Non serious alarms
8.0 Settings and regulations
9.0 Maintenance
9.1 What to do in the case of a
breakdown and/or extended
period of non use
10.0 Cooking tips
10.1 Remedies to cooking hitches
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4.0 INSTRUCTIONS FOR A SAFE USE OF THE OVEN
•Ensure the oven is on a stable position and safety devices installed upstream are ecient.
• Always use adequate protection gloves to introduce or pull out the trays.
•Always pay maximum attention to the oor, that due to cooking steam could be slippery.
•In order to avoid burns, never use trays or containers with liquids or uids over a level that can be easily con-
trolled at sight.
• Don’t put trays or other kitchen tools on the oven.
•Periodically have a check with technical service and replace eventual damaged parts, that could alter the proper
functioning of the oven or be a danger.
• Often clean the oven following the instructions stated in this manual.
MAX. FOOD LOADING
Number of trays Max. food loading Number of trays Max. food loading
4 x 1/1 GN 10 Kg 12 x 1/1 GN 30 Kg
5 x 1/1 GN 13 Kg 20 x 1/1 GN 50 Kg
6 x 1/1 GN 15 Kg 7 x 2/1 GN 36 Kg
7 x 1/1 GN 18 Kg 11 x 2/1 GN 50 Kg
10 x 1/1 GN 25 Kg 20 x 2/1 GN 100 Kg
11 x 1/1 GN 25 Kg
For a correct comprehension of the terminology used in the following paragraphs, we underline that cooking
phase is the period of time in which the oven carries out one of the following cooking modes.
Convection hot forced air
(temperature range between 20 - 270°C)
Combi mode
(temperature range between 20 - 270°C)
Steam
(temperature range between 20 - 100°C)
The cooking phase can use following devices and automatisms:
Skewer probe to control the core temperature of the food to be cooked
Δt to control cooking chamber temperature
Cooking chamber release valve
High or low fan speed
Autoreverse
4.0A DESCRIPTION OF COOKING CYCLE OR COOKING PROGRAM
Manual cooking cycle or program:
Food can be cooked in a single phase.
During the cooking program you can activate or deactivate the above mentioned devices and automatisms, adjust
cooking chamber temperature, core probe temperature, humidication and cooking time.
Automatic cooking program or cycle:
Food can be cooked with more phases, and totally automatically.
During the program it’s possible to temporary modify the above mentioned devices and automatisms and adjust
cooking temperature, time and humidication.
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4.1 STARTING OF THE OVEN
Switch on the water interception valves and the protection electric switch, installed upstream.
Press the ON/OFF key and wait few seconds for the lighting of the display.
ATTENTION! Turning the oven o through the button ON/OFF does not interrupt the power supply
to the electronic boards.
If the oven is not used we advise you to switch o electric power supply using the protection switch upstream.
4.2 DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL PANEL COMPONENTS
AON/OFF button to turn the oven on and o
Z
C5” touch screen display
DCooking chamber temperature button
EDelta T function button
FCooking time button
GTemperature core probe button
HCook & Hold function button
MChamber lighting button
NDisplay set button
PAutoreverse button
RReduced ventilation button
SCooking /programs starting button
TFast cooling button
VRelease valve on/o button
ZProgram cancellation button
4.3 SELECTION OF A MANUAL COOKING IN CONVECTION MODE
To congure a manual cooking in convection mode, in the home page
press the icon with the symbol on the side. The display and the but-
tons on the control panel visualize the following info:
3 rectangular icons indicate the parameters used to control cooking process.
In the example shown on the side these parameters are the following:
• Cooking chamber temperature (the value shown indicates the real temperature
inside the cooking chamber).
• Humidication percentage (this value is by default 0).
• Cooking time (this value is by default 10 minutes).
The lighted leds next to the buttons cooking chamber temperature and cooking
time conrm the parameters used to manage cooking.
The switched o leds of the buttons autoreverse and low speed indicate that
these functions have not been activated. The switched o led of the release valve
button indicates that the release valve is closed.
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D Fig. E
Fig. A. Pressing the set button, the display will show the selected values until the button is pressed.
In the example on the side the cooking time icon shows the real temperature (23°C) and the se-
lected one (200°C).
The leds of the selected parameters (cooking chamber temperature and cooking time) and of the activated ad-
ditional functions (autoreverse, low speed and release valve) ash until the button “see set” is pressed.
Fig. B. To modify the cooking chamber temperature set, press the rectangular icon with the symbol
shown on the side.
The display shows the numeric keyboard to select the new temperature value.
Digit the selected value and press OK.
The selected temperature must be between 20 and 270 °C.
NOTE: If you have activated low speed ventilation, the temperature range is between 20 and 230 °C.
Fig. C. To modify the percentage of humidication of the cooking chamber, press the rectangular
icon with the symbol on the side.
The display shows the numeric keypad to select the new value for humidication.
Digit the selected value and press OK.
The percentage of selected humidication must be between 0 and 99%.
Fig. D. To modify the cooking time, press the rectangular icon with the symbol shown on the side.
The display shows the numeric keyboard to select the new cooking time.
Digit the selected value and press OK.
The selected cooking time must be between 1 minute and 20 hours.
NOTE: For cooking times between 1 and 59 minutes, digit the value in minutes.
For cooking times between 60 minutes and 20 hours, digit hours and minutes.
For example, for a cooking time of 1 hour and a half, digit 130 (1 hour and 30 minutes). For an unlimited func-
tioning of the oven digit 0.
Fig. E. To eect a cooking process with core probe, press the button shown on the side, under the
display.
The lighted led next to the cooking time button switches o and the one of the core probe switches
on.
On the display, the cooking time will be replaced by the core probe.
The visualized value inside the core probe icon indicates the temperature detected by the core probe. If the
core probe is not connected to the oven, this value will be visualized as ERR (error). Pressing the button “see
set” inside the core probe icon, you will see both the real temperature detected by the core probe and the set
value.
The default value for the core probe is 60 °C.
Selecting the management of the cooking process with the core probe, the cooking will end when the tempera-
ture detected by the skewer in the core of the product will reach the set value.
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C
Fig. A. To modify the temperature set of the core probe, press the rectangular icon with the symbol
shown on the side. The display shows the numeric keyboard to select the new value for the temper-
ature. Digit the selected value and press OK.
The selected temperature must be between 20 and 99°C.
Fig. B. To eect a cooking process with Delta T device, press the button shown on the side under the
display. This control can be activated only if previously cooking mode with core probe has been se-
lected. The led that was switched on next to the cooking chamber temperature button, now switches
o and the led of Delta T button switches on.
In the display the cooking chamber temperature icon will be replaced by the Delta T icon. The visualized value
inside Delta T icon shows the selected temperature for this type of control. The default value for Delta T func-
tion is 100 °C.
Fig. C. To modify the temperature set for Delta T, press the rectangular icon with the symbol on the
side. The display shows the numeric keyboard to select the new value for the temperature. Digit the
selected value and press OK.
The selected temperature must be between 30 and 150 °C.
Setting a temperature value for Delta T, the cooking chamber temperature is directly related to the one detect-
ed by the probe. For example, if you choose for Delta T a value of 100 °C, cooking chamber temperature will
always remain 100 °C higher than the temperature detected by the probe.
In this way, cooking results are much more delicate and there is less loss of weight of the food compared to
traditional cooking.
This cooking method is particularly suitable to cook expensive food, in which the possibility to reduce the loss
of weight can be an essential factor for the economic return of the cooking.
VERY IMPORTANT: Take into consideration that the use of Delta T function makes the cooking time consider-
ably longer. Selecting a value less than 100 °C for the Delta T, the cooking time can be more than twice longer
than the same cooking without Delta T control.
In the table below you can nd the trend of the core probe temperature and the cooking chamber temperature
in the case of a cooking in which 65 °C for the probe and 100 °C for Delta T have been selected.
˚C
65
4
100
165
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Fig. D Fig. E Fig. F
4.4 SELECTION OF A MANUAL COOKING IN STEAM MODE
Fig. D. To congure a manual cooking in steam mode, in the home page press the icon with the
symbol shown on the side. The display and the buttons of the control panel show the following info.
3 rectangular icons indicate the parameters used for the control of cooking process. In the example
shown on the side the parameters are the following:
Cooking chamber temperature (the value indicates the real temperature).
Percentage of humidication (this value is 99% and cannot be modied).
Cooking time (this value is by default 10 minutes).
The lighted leds next to the buttons cooking chamber temperature and time conrm the parameters used to
manage cooking process.
The switched o led of the autoreverse button indicates that this function has not been activated. The lighted
led of low speed ventilation conrms that this function has been activated.
NOTE: in steam mode, by default, the oven proposes low speed.
The switched o led of the release valve indicates that the release valve is o.
NOTE: in steam mode, in order to maintain the maximum steam saturation inside the cooking chamber, it’s
not possible to open the release valve.
Fig. E. To modify the set of the cooking chamber temperature, press the rectangular icon with the
symbol shown on the side. The display shows the numeric keyboard to set the new temperature
value. Digit the selected value and press OK.
The selected temperature must be between 20 and 100 °C.
4.5 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Fig. F. In both cooking modes (convection with humidication adjustment and steam) it’s possible to activate
one or more additional functions, in order to improve cooking quality. The activation of these functions is ef-
fected by pressing some buttons above and under the display. If the leds above the buttons are switched on, it
means that the function has been activated. The additional functions are:
Low speed ventilation.
To be activated through the button R. Note: during the pause for speed changing, the led above the
button ashes. We suggest to use low speed to keep moist food in the cooking surface when you
cook with sauces and / or liquids or when there is not a dry, crispy nish.
Autoreverse.
To be activated through the button P. Note: during the pause for reversal of ventilation, the led
above the button ashes. The autoreverse function reverses the sense of fan rotation each 4 min-
utes. Its activation improves the cooking uniformity.
Keep in mind that the necessary pauses for fan reversal can increase cooking times of about 15%.
Release valve.
To be activated through the button V. Its opening permits the steam to go out from the cooking
chamber. We recommend to open the release valve when you want to obtain dry and crispy food. It
cannot be activated in steam mode, because it’s necessary to keep inside the cooking chamber the
biggest quantity of steam.
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D Fig. E
Cook & Hold.
To be activated through the button H.
The activation of this function, add at the end of the cooking cycle, an unlimited holding phase at a
temperature of 50 °C.
We recommend the use of this function when it’s not possible to pull out the food at the end of the cooking cy-
cle (for ex. Cooking at night). Its activation reduces bacterial proliferation typical of slow cooling process.
C&H function is not recommended when you cook using core probe.
Cooking chamber lighting.
To be activated through the button M.
Through this button chamber lighting turns on and o.
4.6 STARTING A MANUAL COOKING
Fig. A. After you have selected cooking parameters, it is necessary to eect pre-heating of the cook-
ing chamber, to achieve good cooking results.
Pressing Start button, the oven begins the pre-heating phase.
The starting of pre-heating is conrmed by lighting of the green led of the start button.
The default pre-heating temperature is 30 °C higher than the selected cooking temperature.
In this way the decreasing of temperature when you open the oven’s door will be compensated.
Fig. B. When pre-heating is activated, the icon that previously showed the selected cooking cham-
ber temperature, will show the real cooking chamber temperature during pre-heating.
Pressing the button “see set”, the icon will show the temperature at the end of pre-heating.
It’s possible to cancel pre-heating phase by pressing Start button again.
It is also necessary to insert rst the products to be cooked, because pressing the icon Start the
second time, the cooking process will begin.
Fig. C. After 10 seconds from starting of any cooking cycle, the display will modify the way to visualize cooking
parameters. The oven switches from operative screen to a simplied view.
The purpose of the simplied view is to make visible and instantly interpretable the working parameters of the
oven, also at a bigger distance than the one used for operative phases.
Touching the display the oven switches to operative screen.
Fig. D. At the end of pre-heating phase you will hear an acoustic signal.
Pressing the icon on the side you will interrupt the buzzer.
At the same time, the display shows a message to introduce the food to start the cooking phase.
When you close the door again, after you have inserted the tray, cooking starts.
Fig. E. Also in this case, after 10 seconds, the display switches to simplied view.
ATTENTION!
CHAMBER
TEMPERATURE
IS OK.
INTRODUCE FOOD
TO BE COOKED.
CLOSING DOOR
COOKING STARTS.
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Fig. F Fig. G Fig. H Fig. L Fig. M
Fig. F. At the end of cooking cycle you will hear an acoustic signal.
Pressing the icon on the side, the buzzer will be interrupted.
At the same time, the display shows a message indicating the end of cooking cycle.
4.7 FAST COOLING
Fig. G. Pressing the button shown on the side, you start the fast cooling of the cooking chamber.
The starting of cooling cycle is conrmed by the led of the corresponding button.
If a cooking phase is on (the green led above the start button is also on) , it’s necessary to interrupt
it to start the fast cooling.
Pressing the start button, the green led will switch o, to conrm that cooking process has been interrupted.
If a pre-heating phase is on, it’s necessary to press the start button twice (with a rst touch it switches from
pre-heating to cooking, a second touch will interrupt cooking).
Fig. H. When you press fast cooling button you activate buzzer and a message warns to open the
door to facilitate fast cooling.
It’s possible to interrupt the buzzer by pressing the corresponding icon.
NOTE: the cooling cycle can be activated also without opening the door, but if you open the door the temper-
ature drops quicker. The cooling cycle stops automatically when the cooking chamber temperature reaches 45
°C but it can be interrupted at any time by pressing the correspondent button.
NOTE: the fast cooling is activated by default with high speed fan. It’s possible to activate also reduced venti-
lation during cooling cycle.
5.0 AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM
Fig. L. From the home page, by pressing the icon shown on the side, you can access the groups of
automatic cooking programs.
The corresponding screen is the one shown on the side.
The automatic cooking programs are divided into 6 groups based on the type of food:
• Automatic cooking programs meat
• Automatic cooking programs sh
• Automatic cooking programs vegetables
• Automatic cooking programs pastry & bakery
• Automatic cooking programs rice & pasta
• Pre-cooked food regeneration programs
Fig. M. By pressing one among the icons corresponding to the 6 groups of automatic cooking pro-
grams, you can access the list of programs that form the selected group.
The possible operations in this screen are the following:
• Select a program from the list to eect a cooking cycle or modify it.
• Scroll the list pressing the icon “more” here below on the right side.
• Add a new program pressing the icon “new” here below on the left side.
• Go back to previous screen pressing the icon Back.
• Go back to previous screen pressing the icon Home.
ATTENTION!
END OF COOKING.
COOLING CYCLE
IS ON
OPEN THE DOOR
TO ACHIEVE
COOKING CHAMBER
COOLING
1.5 KG ROAST CHICKEN
ROAST CHICKEN LEGS
ROAST CHICK.BREASTS
ROAST CHICKEN WINGS
CHICKEN CROQUETTES
ROAST TURKEY LEGS
NEW MORE
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D
Fig. A. Select a program from the list, the screen will visualize the info shown on the side. The info visualized
in this screen are the following:
• Name of the program
• Number of phases forming the program.
In the example shown on the side, the program is made up of 4 phases and the corresponding buttons are
light blue color.
The “+” button indicates the rst free phase and can be used to add an additional phase to the program.
The button “6” indicates a phase which is not used.
The total duration of a program.
Pressing the icon Back you go back to the list of programs.
Pressing the icon Home you go back to the Home page.
Fig. B. Pressing one among the phases that form the automatic program, the oven shows the scre-
en shown on the side.
In this screen you can see the cooking parameters of the selected phase:
• The drawing here above on the left side indicates the cooking mode (convection or steam).
• The temperature rectangular icon shows the real temperature and on a smaller scale the set temperature for
the selected phase.
This icon could visualize the Delta T parameter if you have congured this function for the control of cooking
chamber temperature.
• The rectangular icon for percentage of humidication and the corresponding set value. This value can go
from 0 to 99% in convection mode and it’s always 99% (not to be modied) in steam mode.
• The rectangular icon for the time and the corresponding value. This icon could visualize the core probe pa-
rameter if this function has been congured to control cooking duration.
NOTE: besides the cooking parameters shown by the screen, on the control panel also the leds of eventual
additional functions selected, activated for the selected phase light on (reduced speed ventilation, autoreverse,
and open release valve).
Fig. C. When you press one among the phases of the program and then the button “see set” the
control panel shows the info of the upside picture.
• The rectangular icons show only the selected values.
(the real cooking chamber temperature and eventually core probe temperature are not shown).
• The leds of the buttons for the parameters used to control cooking (in the example on the side cooking
chamber temperature and time) ash.
• The leds of the buttons for the additional functions activated in the selected phase (in the example here on
the side, low speed ventilation and open release valve) ash.
Fig. D. If instead of pressing one of the phases of the program, you press the rst free phase (“+”),
you will see a message to conrm the addition of a new phase.
The instructions to add a new phase are on paragraph 5.2.
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Fig. E Fig. F Fig. G Fig. H Fig. L
5.1 STARTING OF AN AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM
Fig. E. To start an automatic cooking program, you just need to select it from the list and press the
start/stop button to start pre-heating of the cooking chamber.
If you don’t need to modify the automatic program, you don’t need to visualize one by one all the
phases that form the program.
Pressing start/stop button the pre-heating of the oven starts.
The lighting of the green led next to the start/stop button conrms the starting of pre-heating.
NOTE: if you have selected a program where at least one among the phases foresees the use of the core
probe, the screen visualizes the message:
ATTENTION!
THIS COOKING PROCESS REQUIRES THE CORE PROBE
ENSURE THE CORE PROBE IS CONNECTED TO THE OVEN
Fig. F. When the pre-heating is activated, the icon that previously showed the set temperature for
phase 1, will show the real cooking chamber temperature during pre-heating.
Pre-heating temperature will be 30°C higher than the one set for the rst phase of the program.
It’s possible to cancel pre-heating phase, pressing the start button again.
In this way, rst you have to insert the cooking products, because the second press of start button will begin
the cooking phase.
ATTENTION: starting a cooking phase (both manual or controlled by automatic program) without eecting
pre-heating of the oven, the cooking quality will be signicantly worsened. The cooking point, crispy and uni-
form cooking results could be less satisfactory than the expected ones.
Fig. G. At the end of pre-heating phase, you will hear the buzzer.
Pressing the icon here on the side, you can interrupt the buzzer.
At the same time, the display shows a message that warns you to introduce the cooking products to start cook-
ing phase.
The door closing, after you have introduced the trays, will start cooking phase.
Fig. H. Also in this case, after 10 seconds, the display switches to simplied view.
Fig. L. At the end of cooking cycle, you will hear the buzzer.
Pressing the icon on the side, the buzzer will be interrupted.
At the same time, the display shows a message indicating the end of cooking process.
ATTENTION!
CHAMBER
TEMPERATURE
IS OK.
INTRODUCE FOOD
TO BE COOKED.
CLOSING DOOR
COOKING STARTS
ATTENTION!
END OF
COOKING.
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D Fig. E
5.2 MODIFICATION OF AN AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM
Fig. A. It’s possible to modify temporarily or permanently both factory programs and also the ones created by
the user.
After you have selected an automatic program, the possible modications are the following:
• Modication of the program’s name
• Parameters modication for one or more phases.
• Modication of additional functions for one or more phases.
• Add one or more phases at the end of the program (until max. 6 phases).
Fig. B. Pressing the name of the program, a keyboard appears on the display to enter the new name. After you
have entered the new name, press the icon OK.
If you press OK without digiting anything, the name will remain the same.
Pressing the icon Back, the oven switches to the previous screen without doing any modication.
Fig. C. After you have selected a program, if you press the number corresponding to a phase of the program,
you will visualize the set parameters for the selected phase.
The phases that make a program are the ones with a light blue frame.
The “+” phase is the rst free after the congured ones.
The phases with grey frame are unused.
On the control panel the leds are turned on next to the buttons of parameters used for the selected phase. In
the example shown, cooking chamber temperature and time have been selected.
Fig. D. Pressing the rectangular icon of one among the parameters, you will visualize the keyboard
to modify the value. In the example here on the side you can see the modication of the cooking
chamber temperature set. After you have introduced the new value, press OK to conrm and store
it. NOTE: if the selected phase is in steam mode, the value for the percentage of humidication
cannot be modied.
Fig. E. Besides the cooking parameters, it’s possible to activate or deactivate one or more additional functions.
The eventual additional functions activated in the selected phase are indicated by the lighted leds next to the
buttons:
• Autoreverse
• Low speed ventilation
• Open release valve
Fig. F. If some modications have been eected, pressing the start/stop button to start an auto-
matic program, the oven visualizes the message shown on the side.
Pressing the icon YES, the automatic program will be eected with the introduced modications and
at the end of the cooking cycle the modications will be maintained.
Pressing the icon NO, the automatic program will be eected with the introduced modications, but at the end
of the cooking cycle, the oven will re-establish the previous conguration.
Pressing the icon Back without starting the modied program, you will be asked to save modica-
tions.
NOTE: All programs, that have been modied compared with factory conguration, will be visual-
ized in the list of programs in a rectangular frame, dark blue color instead of light blue.
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Fig. F Fig. G Fig. H Fig. L Fig. M
Fig. G. The button “+” shows the rst free phase after the congured ones for the selected pro-
grams.
Pressing this button, you will visualize the message shown on the side where the user is asked if he
wants to add a new phase to the program.
NOTE: if a program is made up of 6 phases, it’s not possible to add more phases.
The addition of a phase could be useful for example to hold the food at a service temperature for a more or
less long time.
Fig. H. Pressing the icon YES to add a new phase to the program, the oven proposes to choose
cooking mode, that will be used to control the new phase.
To the phase previously indicated with “+”, the corresponding number is now assigned.
Pressing one of the 2 icons, convection or steam, the cooking mode that will control the new phase
will be selected.
Fig. L. Selecting for example convection mode, the oven proposes the default parameters of this
mode.
It’s possible to modify these parameters as previously described.
In the example shown on the side you can see the default parameters of convection mode:
• Cooking chamber temperature 200°C
• Percentage of humidication 0%
• Time 10 minutes
Besides the modication of these parameters it’s possible to activate (through the buttons under the display)
the control of cooking with core probe and eventually Delta T function.
NOTE: in the example on the side, the phase 6 that previously was unused and on a grey background, is now
the new “+” phase and can be added at the end of the program.
Fig. M. For the new phase of the program it’s possible to activate one or more additional functions:
• Autoreverse
• Low speed ventilation
• Open release valve
After you have completed the conguration of the new phase, press the icon Back to go back to the
list of programs.
As for the other modications brought to the automatic program, the user will be asked to save or not the ef-
fected modications.
Pressing the icon Home, the display switches to the home page.
SAVE RECIPE
AT END
OF COOKING CYCLE
ADD
NEW PHASE?
1.5 KG ROAST CHICKEN 1.5 KG ROAST CHICKEN
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D
5.3 STORAGE OF A NEW AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM
Fig. A. To store a new automatic cooking program, select among the 6 available groups of programs the one
where you want to add a new program.
Press the icon NEW here below on the left side.
Fig. B. Using the keyboard appearing on the display, digit the name for the new program.
Press OK to conrm.
Fig. C. The display now visualizes the name of the new program and the 6 phases it’s possible to congure.
Phase 1 has a green background to indicate that the user is conguring it.
The other phases are at the moment on a grey background (unused).
To go on, select the mode which will control the rst phase of the program (convection or steam).
Fig. D. After you have selected the mode, the display will propose the default values.
It’s possible to modify these parameters as described in the previous paragraphs.
In the same way it’s possible to select the core probe and eventually Delta T function to control the phase.
You can activate the available additional functions (autoreverse, reduced ventilation, open release valve).
If you have already congured at least 1 phase, the icon OK can be activated to store the new program.
After you have congured the parameters of the rst phase, press “+” to add a new phase and proceed with a
new conguration.
After you have congured the foreseen phases for the new program, press the icon OK to store them.
The new program will be added at the end of the list for the stored programs.
1.5 KG ROAST CHICKEN
ROAST CHICKEN LEGS
ROAST CHICK.BREASTS
ROAST CHICKEN WINGS
CHICKEN CROQUETTES
ROAST TURKEY LEGS
NEW MORE
NEW PROGRAM NEW PROGRAM NEW PROGRAM
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Fig. E Fig. F Fig. G Fig. H
5.4 CANCELLATION OF AN AUTOMATIC COOKING PROGRAM
Fig. E. To denitively cancel an automatic cooking program (both a factory one or the one created by the
user), scroll the list of the programs using the icon “more” until the program to be eliminated will appear on
the display.
Press the program to be cancelled and keep it pressed until the background turns red color.
When the background with the name of the program turns red color, the red led of the button “cancellation”
above on the left hand side switches on.
Fig. F. Pressing the button “cancellation” shown on the side, the program will be denitively can-
celled from the list.
ATTENTION! This operation is not reversible.
To restore the cancelled default programs, you need to upload the factory recipes using USB connection (see
paragraph 8.0).
5.5 CANCELLATION OF A PHASE OF AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAM
Fig. G. It’s possible to cancel one or more phases of an automatic cooking program.
This operation can be useful for example for a program where the rst phase is used to seal the product but
the chef prefers to eect this operation on the re.
If you eliminate the rst phase, it will be possible to do sealing on the re and then complete cooking using the
program without the rst phase.
To cancel a phase of a program, press the selected phase and keep it pressed until the background turns red
color.
At the same time the red led of the button “cancellation” above on the left hand side switches on.
Fig. H. Pressing the cancellation button shown on the side, the selected phase will be denitively
removed from the list.
ATTENTION! This operation is not reversible.
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Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D
6.0 AUTOMATIC WASHING SYSTEM WITH TABLETS
Fig. A. To access automatic washing programs, from the home page, press the
icon shown on the side.
The display shows the available programs.
Short washing cycle.
Particularly suitable when the oven is washed very often or when it’s not so dirty.
Long washing cycle.
Particularly suitable when the oven is not washed very often or when it is very dirty (in this case,
more than one washing cycle could be necessary).
Rinsing
This program eects a rinsing of the cooking chamber and doesn’t requires detergent.
Fig. B. Selecting for example the short washing program, on the display you will see the measuring
of detergent to use.
ATTENTION!
Exclusively use the products created by the manufacturer to clean the ovens equipped with Simcleaner washing
system:
• Detergent in tabs DETABINOX®
The manufacturer does not accept any complaint for oxydations and exfoliations of stainless steel
, if the oven has been washed with dierent products in comparison with the ones indicated in this
manual.
Fig. C. After you have introduced in the suitable receptacle the detergent tabs, according to the measuring
shown by the oven, press the pop –up message to know the duration of the selected cycle.
In the example shown on the side, the selected program has a duration of 57 minutes.
NOTE: the duration of the washing programs depends on the model and dimensions of the oven, and also on
the measuring of tabs to be used.
During execution of a washing cycle, the time icon visualizes the missing time to complete the cycle.
Fig. D. Pressing the Start/Stop button, the washing cycle begins.
NOTE: during the rst minutes of the washing cycles, the oven heats the cooking chamber in steam
mode, to remove the grease from the surfaces.
The water will start coming out from the washing arm only after few minutes.
SHORT WASHING
INTRODUCE IN
THE RECEPTACLE
2 DETERGENT TAB
DETABINOX®
CLOSE THE DOOR
PRESS START ICON
00:57
SHORT WASHING
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Fig. E Fig. F Fig. G
Fig. G. In all ovens of this series, the containers for the detergent and sparkling aid are located above the
oven.
ATTENTION! After a cooking process, the oven front panel and the top panel could be very hot.
It’s necessary to be very careful to avoid any contact with very hot surfaces and we suggest you to use protec-
tion gloves.
Unscrew the cap of detergent container (this operation can be carried out simply by hands), introduce DETABI-
NOX® detergent tabs, following the instructions on the screen.
Screw the caps again and close the oven’s door.
THE USE OF SPANNERS OR PLIERS TO SCREW AND UNSCREW THE CAPS IS FORBIDDEN.
TO HANDLE DETERGENT AND SPARKLING AID TABS, USE PROTECTION GLOVES AND MASK.
NOTE: to facilitate the dissolution of dirt, we advise to spray the internal part of the cooking cham-
ber with a degreasing product suitable for oven cleaning.
VERY IMPORTANT: to use BRILLINOX® sparkling aid, you need to select the RINSING pro-
gram.
6.0A AUTOMATIC WASHING SYSTEM WITH LIQUID DETERGENT
In models equipped with automatic washing with liquid detergent, in the back side of
the ovens supplied with automatic washing system, there are 2 small pipes for the
suction of detergent and sparkling-aid.
The red color pipe must be inserted into the liquid detergent container.
The white color pipe must be inserted into the liquid sparkling-aid container.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ensure that the liquid detergent and sparkling-aid are specic
for stainless steel cleaning.
Check frequently the level of the detergent and sparkling-aid inside their containers,
in order to avoid any damage to the pump if it works in vain.
Fig. E. If the chamber is too hot to start a washing cycle, the oven will show a message like the one shown on
the side.
The cooling cycle before the washing cycle can be eected both with open (in a shorter time) and with closed
door (in a longer time).
If you open the door to make cooling cycle quicker, wait for the following message (end of cooling) to close it
again.
Fig. F. Once the washing cycle has started, it’s necessary to complete it, to avoid eventual detergent residuals
can contaminate the food during the following cooking processes or damage the stainless steel surfaces, when
in touch with too high temperatures.
If the oven is stopped during an automatic washing cycle, when you turn it on again the display will show a
warning message shown on the side, to remind you that you need to remove eventual detergent residuals and
eect a rinsing cycle before any cooking cycle.
TEMPERATURE
INSIDE THE
CHAMBER
IS TOO HIGH
THE OVEN WILL
START
FORCED COOLING
PLEASE WAIT
WASHING WILL
START
AFTER COOLING
THE OVEN HAS BEEN
IRREGULARLY
SWITCHED OFF
DURING A WASHING
CYCLE
REMOVE EVENTUAL
DETERGENT
RESIDUALS
FROM THEIR
RECEPTACLES
DO A RINSING CYCLE
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7.0 ALARMS
The alarms are the oven protection system.
They activate automatically as a pop-up white color with white-red edge.
Very important: in case of an alarm, take note of the code at the bottom on the right hand side to communicate
it to the technical service.
The alarms are divided in 2 groups:
Serious alarms.
Serious alarms, marked with the symbol on side, stop all functions of the oven.
Not serious alarms.
Not serious alarms, marked with the symbol on side, stop only specic functions of the oven.
7.1 SERIOUS ALARMS
Description Code A000
It indicates an incompatibility problem between the keyboard and the software
of the motherboard (usually due to the replacement of one of the two compo-
nents).
Oven functioning
The oven is locked. Any action of the operator is possible.
Resetting
The oven turns to be operative and a correct communication between the 2 com-
ponents is established again.
Suggestions for the operator
Disconnect the electric supply.
Call the technical service.
Remarks for the technical service
Update the rmware of the screen and the relay board.
Description Code A010
There is a communication problem between the display and the motherboard
that controls the dierent components.
Oven functioning
The oven is locked.
Any action of the operator is possible.
Resetting
The oven turns to be operative and a correct communication between the 2 com-
ponents is established again.
Suggestions for the operator
Disconnect the electric supply.
Call the technical service.
Remarks for the technical service
Check the connection between the screen and the components motherboard is
ecient. Check the functioning of the 2 components.
VERY IMPORTANT: in case of replacement of one of the 2 components it’s neces-
sary to update the software and ensure its conguration corresponds to the oven
model.
ATTENTION!
CONFIGURATION ERROR
IT IS NECESSARY
TO UPDATE
THE FIRMWARE
OF THE OTHERBOARD
ATTENTION!
NO CONNECTION
BETWEEN KEYBOARD
AND BASE
NO POSSIBLE ACTION
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Description Code A020
Intervention of the cooking chamber safety thermostat.
Oven functioning
If the oven is cooking it stops. It is possible to go from one screen to another
one, but the cooking chamber heating is o.
Resetting
After the oven has cooled down, it is necessary to reset safety thermostat (F2),
by removing the right panel of the oven.
Suggestions for the operator
Turn the oven o, check the fan rotates without any friction.
Cool down the oven and try to cook again.
If the problem persists, call the technical service.
Remarks for the technical service
Check the fan is clean and rotates correctly. Check the foreseen RPM of the fan.
Clean carefully the sensors for the detection of cooking chamber temperature.
Check the temperature on the display corresponds to the real one inside the cooking chamber.
Reset the safety thermostat, by pressing the suitable button or proceed with replacement of the part.
Description Code A030
Intervention of motor thermal protection probe.
Oven functioning
If the oven is cooking, it stops.
It’s possible to move from one screen to the other one, but the rotation of the
fan (and consequently the cooking chamber heating) is o.
Resetting
After the motor cooling, the oven turns to be operative.
Suggestions for the operator
Turn the oven o, check the fan rotates without any frictions, if any remove them.
Check the cooling slits on the right hand side panel of the oven are not obstructed.
If the anomaly persists after 1 hour or it repeats, call the technical service.
Remarks for the technical service
Check the rotation of the motor shaft is free, without any friction and that the bearings are ecient.
Check the stainless steel fan is not deformed and its rotation is regular.
Check tightness of motor shaft gasket in the components compartment.
Eect an electric control of the motor, to nd out eventual defects.
Description Code A040
Malfunctioning of cooking chamber temperature probe.
Oven functioning
When the oven is cooking, it suddenly stops.
It’s not possible to cook without a stable temperature.
Resetting
If you want the oven to be operative again, it’s necessary the probe returns to
work correctly.
Suggestions for the operator
Call the technical service.
Remarks for the technical service
Check probe connections.
If necessary, replace cooking chamber temperature probe.
ATTENTION!
SAFETY THERMOSTAT
INTERVENTION
SWITCH OFF THE OVEN
IT IS NECESSARY TO
RESET
THE SAFETY THERMOSTAT
IF THE MALFUNCTIONING
DOESN’T DISAPPEAR
CALL TECHNICAL SERVICE
ATTENTION!
MOTOR FAN
PROTECTION DEVICE
INTERVENTION
SWITCH OFF THE OVEN
IF AFTER ONE HOUR
THE MALFUNCTIONING
DOESN’T DISAPPEAR
CALL TECHNICAL SERVICE
ATTENTION!
COOKING CHAMBER
THERMOSTAT
MALFUNCTIONING
IT’S IMPOSSIBLE
TO COOK
WITHOUT A RELIABLE
TEMPERATURE
REFERENCE