Pantheon CCG1S User manual

Single Ceramic Contact Grill
Smooth & Ribbed
CCG1S & CCG1R Operating Manual

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Pantheon Catering Equipment product. In this
booklet you will find instructions for safe operation so please read carefully
and retain for future reference.
Warnings and Precautions
The following warnings and precautions are important and must be observed:
•Ensure voltage and frequency power requirements for the contact grill
match that of the supply.
•The machine must be earthed when used. There is a danger of electric
shock if it is not earthed.
•In case of emergency please turn off the power switch and unplug the
machine.
•If the electric wire becomes damaged a qualified engineer or the
manufacturer must replace it.
•Never place any plastic products or packaging on the device as they may
melt and cause damage to the grill.
Pantheon Catering Equipment is not responsible for any accidents or faults
caused by amendments made to the machine or improper use by the user.
Technical Data
Specifications:
Model:
CCG1S
CCG1R
Voltage (V)
220
-
240V 50Hz
220
-
240V 50Hz
Power (W)
1600
1600
Weight (Kg)
10
10
Heating one (mm)
250x250
250x250
Dimensions (mm)
340w x 480d x 170h
340w x 480d x 170h

Installation
The installation of the unit must be performed by a qualified technician only.
Place the device on top of a solid, even, safe and stable surface that tolerates
the weight of the unit.
Ensure no flammable products are placed near the unit, as it will get hot.
Position the device appropriately so that the plug is always accessible. Also
ensure the unit isn’t placed close to any water.
Operating Instructions
Sandwich Cooking:
Ceramic glass is not porous li e the metal contact grills, so will not absorb or
transfer flavours. They are perfect for coo ing sandwiches. Follow the
instructions below for coo ing sandwiches:
1. Turn the contact grill on and set the desired temperature
2. The Contact Grill preheats in just minutes. You will notice the
temperature light illuminates, indicating that power is going to the grill.
Your grill will be preheated and ready to start coo ing in about 2 or 3
minutes. When the power light is no longer illuminated, the grill is ready
to use.
3. Sandwiches will usually ta e between 2 – 5 minutes to heat throughout.
The coo ing time depends upon the bread you use and the ingredients
you have chosen for your sandwich.
4. Most of your Panini sandwiches will be grilled at temperatures between
250ºC and 280ºC.
5. Light pressure is all you need when lowering the top grill to assure a
perfectly coo ed sandwich. Excessive pressure will not speed up the
coo ing process.
6. To eep your grill clean between sandwiches, simply wipe the grill
surfaces with a clean oiled paper towel.

Maintenance
Cleaning:
Before cleaning, please ensure the unit is turned off and disconnected from
the mains.
The Contact Grill may be “Quick Cleaned” with the scraper pro ided. The
residue may be emptied into the drip tray under the grill through the opening
at the front of the Contact Grill. Be sure to clean the drip tray regularly to a oid
spills.
For hard to clean spots use the scraper or the metal scrub pad.
There are many nonabrasi e cleaners specifically made for ceramic cooking
tops on the market today. We suggests using your choice of nonabrasi e
cleaner at the end of each day or ser ice period to keep your Contact Grill in
top condition.
Ne er use a spray of water or immerse the grill in water. This will damage the
electrical components and might create a hazardous condition.
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Causes Solutions
Module plates do
not heat up when
the power and the
heating indicator
are both on
1. Temperature
controller is broken.
2. The heating element
has blown.
3. The high temperature
cut-out has acti ated.
1. Replace the
temperature controller.
2. Replace the heating
element.
3. Press the reset button
The temperature of the
grill cannot be controlled
The temperature
controller is broken
Replace the temperature
controller
The power indicator
doesn’t illuminate and
the unit won’t heat up
1. Check the unit is
plugged in securely
2. Fuse may ha e blown
If the fuse has blown
replace it

Circuit Diagrams

Parts Diagrams

Parts List