GARO SR3 User manual
INSTALLATION MANUAL
GARO SR3 Stove Guard
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CONTENTS
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WARNINGS
ѥWARNING
Follow instrucons marked with a
warning accurately to prevent injury to
persons and damage to property.
⚐ATTENTION
Follow instrucons marked with a note
carefully to prevent damage to property.
ѧHINT
Hints give you useful advices on using the
appliance.
1.2 Package content
PREPARATIONS
ѥWARNING
Read user and installaon manual before
using or installing the appliance.
Install and check the applicaon
according to the instrucons. GARO is
not liable for any damages or expenses
caused by inappropriate installaon.
Check that the Stove Guard is compable
with the cooker (see secon 1.1).
If the network cable is damaged, it must
be replaced by the service personnel of
the manufacturer or their representave
to avoid hazards.
All electrical connecons must be carried
out by a qualied electrician.
⚐ATTENTION
If the appliance was stored in a cold
space, it must be allowed to warm up to
room temperature before connecng it to
electric network.
1.1 Compability
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ѥWARNING
Please contact your vendor if you noce
anything unusual about the appliance.
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L OUT
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OUT
IN
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PCU6.1-F
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OUT
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OFF
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ON
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4xA
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42xB
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ѥWARNING
Make sure that there is no power supply
to the cooker and the oven by removing
their fuses. Also ensure that the cooker is
switched o.
OUT-wires are always energized when
the power control unit is connected to the
electrical network. If a wire is loose, it must
be properly covered.
Do not install the power control unit to
excessive heat: See operaonal ambient
temperature on the power control unit Ⓒ.
⚐ATTENTION
Install the power control unit Ⓒ so that it
is not exposed to moisture. Check that all
cables can move freely.
If you are replacing the cooker or the
power control unit, see chapter 4 manual
adjustment mode.
OUTIN
PE
L/N
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PE
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230V MAX. 25/32A*
MICRO DISCONNECTION
INSTALLATION - STEP 1/2 Ⓒ
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INSTALLATION - STEP 2/2 Ⓐ
Mount the sensor unit Ⓐ
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Mounng opon A: wall-mount Mounng opon B and C: cooker hood
2) To install outside of the default installaon
height 55 - 65 cm, adjust the alarm limit ac-
cording to chapter 4.
1) To install outside of the default installaon
height 50 - 60 cm, adjust the alarm limit ac-
cording to chapter 4.
Check the working order
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ѧHINT
SR3 will automacally recognize the
cooker type during cooking to minimize
false alarms: to speed up the auto-
recognion, you may manually select the
cooker type according to the chapter 4.3.
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⚐ATTENTION
Ensure the correct sensor direcon:
both sensors ❻ should look towards
the cooker. The sensor unit Ⓐ should be
mounted on the centerline of the cooker.
50 - 60 cm
max.
15 cm
max.
15 cm
A
55 - 65 cm
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B C
Install the baeries
1
⚐ATTENTION
Check the correct posion of the
baeries marked on the boom of the
baery case.
2Remove the protecon strip
from the adhesive tape
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+8°-8° +8°
-8°
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Problem Remedy
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MANUAL ADJUSTMENT MODE
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Mode Seng Indicator light ❹
4.1 Mode 1: Alarm limit sengs
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Table 1:
Recommended
alarm limit
Installaon height:
Installaon height:
3
5
6*
7
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Table 2.
Color of the indicator light ❹Number of beeps Alarm Limit
••• ••• 12
••• •• 11
••• • 10
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•• 8
• 7
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••• •• 5
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••• 3
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ѥWARNING
Do not set the alarm limit higher than 8 during the installaon. If the alarm limit is set too
high, the appliance may fail to detect a hazardous situaon in me.
4.2 Mode 2: Manual setup of the wireless connecon
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ѧHINT
With inducon cooker, use a compable
dish.
OPTION 2:
Only
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OPTION 1:
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4.3 Mode 3: Manual calibraon of the cooker type
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4.4 Mode 4: Tesng and adjusng AUX-connecon
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OPTIONAL FEATURES
5.1 AUX-connecon (oponal)
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5.1.1 Electrical specicaons
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5.1.2 Coupling AUX-wire to the power
control units PCU6.3 and PCU6.1
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5.1.3 Example connecon of one AUX-output
ѧHINT
Most building automaon systems are equipped with inputs that are designed in a way
that they do not need the pull-up resistors. One example of this kind of input is a 2-terminal
input designed for connecng between relay contacts (potenal free connecon). In this
kind of situaon the AUX can usually be wired directly to the automaon system. The only
thing that must be observed is the current ow direcon (IN >OUT) and that the current
passing through must be limited to less than 10 mA by the automaon system.
5.1.4 AUX-signal logic interpretaon
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OUT
SAFERA
5.1.5 OUTPUT signals in normal AUX-mode
AUX1
state
AUX2
state
GARO system status
OFF OFF Nothing to report
OFF ON Normal cooking detected
ON OFF Alarm
ON ON Service needed
5.1.6 Inversed AUX-mode
⚐ATTENTION
The inversed mode will create a larger load for the connected system, because both signals
will be ON most of the me. For example, this may be harder for baery operated external
clients. However, it will not aect the GARO system's own baery life.
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5.2 Water leakage sensor (oponal)
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ѧHINT
If the sensor is le wet, the appliance
will give another alarm in 8 hours aer
signing o the previous one.
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USER MANUAL
GARO SR3 Stove Guard
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GARO SR3 STOVE GUARD 1. INTRODUCTION
Manufacturer
Distributor in Ireland
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Unit 19/307,
Northwest Business Park,
Ballycoolin, Dublin 15, Ireland.
ѥWARNING
Follow instrucons marked with a warn-
ing accurately to prevent injury to per-
sons and damage to property.
⚐ATTENTION
Follow instrucons marked with a note
carefully to prevent damage to property.
ѧHINT
Hints give you useful hints on using the
appliance.
1.1 Important Use and Service
Informaon
ѥWARNING
The Stove Guard must be used for its
intended purpose only, as described in
chapter 2.1. SAFERA Oy is not liable for
any damages caused by inappropriate
use or installaon of the appliance.
ѥWARNING
The Stove Guard does not replace statu-
tory home re alarms. Ensure that re
safety at your home follows the local
regulaons.
⚐ATTENTION
Only authorised SAFERA service person-
nel are allowed to service the safety sys-
tem. Use only original SAFERA parts.
1.2 Baery safety informaon
ѥWARNING
Failure to follow the instrucons below
may cause the baeries to leak uid and
gas, or even explode.
• Do not expose baeries to excessive
heat, insert them with wrong polarity,
or try to recharge them.
• Always replace all baeries at once,
using the same make, model and age
for all baeries.
• Do not leave empty baeries inside the
device for prolonged periods.
• Recycle the empty baeries properly,
do not place in domesc waste.
• If the leaked uid gets into your eyes, do
not rub them, as there is a risk of losing
eyesight. Rinse your eyes with water
and contact a physician immediately.
• If the leaked uid gets into your
mouth,rinse with water and contact a
physician immediately.
• If the leaked uid gets on your skin or
clothes, rinse with large amounts of
water to prevent burns.
Contents
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11.
User Manual
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2.3 Appliance Descripon
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2.1 Purpose of Use
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ѥWARNING
Flame cooking is prohibited under the
cooker hood.
SAFERA Stove Guard is meant for house-
hold use only. The appliance must not
be used in professional kitchens or with
cookers and hobs meant for professional
use.
2.2 Conformity
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2.4 Indicator light ❹
LED color Sound Funcon
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3. USING THE STOVE GUARD
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3.1 Seng the Alarm Limit
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ѥWARNING
The Stove Guard is controlling the oven
only if the oven is connected to the power
control unit Ⓒ.
The cooker’s hot-hob indicators do not
work aer the Stove Guard has switched
o the cooker. The hobs may sll be hot.
⚐ATTENTION
The Stove Guard is designed to avoid
raising unnecessary alarms. This means
that it allows the temperature to rise
quite high during cooking without raising
an alarm.
It does not sound an alarm unl it looks
like the situaon may cause danger to
the surroundings.
3.2 Automac Child Proof Lock
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3.3 Other safety features
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3.4 Cooker danger
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ѧHINT
If the case of frequent false alarms, you
can raise the alarm limit, see 3.1.
3.5 Water Leakage Detector
(oponal)
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ѧHINT
If the sensor is le wet, the appliance will
give another alarm in 8 hours aer sign-
ing o the previous one.
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MAINTENANCE
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4.1 Regular maintenance
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4.1.1 Check the working order
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⚐ATTENTION
If you press the OK buon ❸ and the in-
dicator light ❹ is not blinking green, the
appliance is faulty. See secon Trouble-
shoong.
4.1.2 Cleaning
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⚐ATTENTION
Do not use coarse or abrasive materials
to clean the sensor unit Ⓐ.
4.2 Baery life and low baery
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4.3 Baery replacement
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⚐ATTENTION
Check the correct posion of the baer-
ies marked on the boom of the baery
case.
Use only high quality alkaline baeries.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Indicator light ❹blinks in blue: Indicator light ❹blinks in yellow:
• Blinks once:
• Blinks twice:
Ⓒ.
• Blinks three mes: Ⓒ
• Blinks once: ❻.
• Blinks twiceⒶ
• Blinks three mes
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Problem Remedy
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ѧHINT
You may print your own color label and
place it in to the stove guard to match the
stove guard perfectly into your kitchen
wall.
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Sensor Unit
2
Power Control Unit
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2 W
2
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100 °C
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THE EXTENT THE MANDATORY LAW
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ѥWARNINGS
THE END USER MUST ALWAYS USE
NOT A SUBSTITUTE TO AND DOES
REQUIRED BY LAW AND DOES NOT
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VENT OR REDUCE ANY OTHER DAM-
AGE AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY
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BE USED ACCORDING TO ITS USER
MANUAL.
ѥWARNINGS
DIMINISH OR REMOVE THE END
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10. WARRANTY
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11. LICENSE TERMS
AND CONDITIONS
11.1 Soware License
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