SHINPO SPRW-IS User manual

SPRW-IS Operation Manual EN 202208 1
Thank you for purchasing SHINPO Smokeless Grill.
1. Before operating this product, please read and understand the instructions contained in the manual.
2. Keep this manual in a place where it can be reached for immediate references.
3. If necessary, please contact your distributor form whom you have purchased the product or us for clarification
and/or further instructions.
4. Tested in accordance with ANSI Z83.11: 2016 Ed.4 CSA 1.8: 2016 Ed.4 standard for gas food service
equipment.
5. Check your local building codes for the proper method of installation. Use professional, qualified and licensed
contractors and service persons to install and maintain products.
6. Installation needs to be in accordance with NFPA 96 (USA). For installation in Canada, please refer to the
Authority Having Jurisdiction for requirements on installation of commercial cooking equipment.
7. Exhaust air flow rate: 260 CFM. The exhaust air flow rates were established under controlled laboratory
conditions.
8. Greater exhaust air is required for complete vapor and smoke removal in specific installations.
9. Do not use any container with oil on a griddle always keep drain pan filled with clean water.
10. This product is designed for commercial use. For indoor use only.
CONTENT
1. Parts Identification Main Unit・・・・・・・・・・
2
7. Dairy Inspections & Maintenance・・・・・・
Top Ring / Outer Casing / Inner Casing /
Drain Pan / Radiant Plate / Radiant Plate
Stand / C-Box / Baffle Filter / Oil Tray
13
2. Parts Identification & Accessories・・・・・
3
3. Safety Precautions/Interval・・・・・・・・・・・
4
8. Burner Inspection/Maintenance・・・・・・・・
15
4. Preparation before use・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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9. Troubleshooting・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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5. Operation Instructions・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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10.Safety Features・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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6. Recommended Cooking Time・・・・・・・・・
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11.Specifications・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
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SMOKELESS GRILL OPERATION MANUAL - EN
ＳＰＲＷ-ＩＳ

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1. Parts Identification-Main Unit
Ｔａｂｌｅ Ｔｏｐ
Ｃａｂｉｎｅｔ
Baffle Filter
Ｓｉｄｅ Ｐａｎｅｌ
Ｃｉｒｃｕｉｔ Ｐｒｏｔｅｃｔｏｒ
Ground Fault Breaker
BreakerGround Fault
BreakerGround Fault
BreakerGround Fault
BreakerGround Fault
Slim Control
Burner Control Knob

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2. Parts Identification-Parts & Accessories
＜The following four items are not included
in SPRW-IS, may be purchased separately＞
「Optional Parts」
Grill Plate Gripper
Grill Plate
Drain Pan Gripper
Trivet (Option)
Radiant Plate
Radiant Plate Stand
Drain Pan
Burner Head
Inner Casing
Burner Body
Outer Casing

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3. Safety Precautions
We are providing these instructions with illustrations for clarity and easy understanding in order to avoid
any harm to the users or damage to the properties. Insure proper installation and servicing. Have the
product installed and grounded by a qualified technician. Please make sure to understand fully the
meaning of each illustration before you proceed further.
DANGER
Failure to observe this instruction may result in a situation where death or serious
injury (Note 1) is imminent.
WARNING
Failure to observe this instruction may result in a situation where death or serious
injury (Note 1) may occur.
CAUTION
Failure to observe this instruction may result in a situation where injury (Note 2) to the
user or damage to the property (Note 3) may occur.
Note1: Serious injury means loss of eyesight, injury, burn (low/high temperature), electric shock, broken
bone or poisoning which require hospitalization or long term outpatient treatment.
Note2: Injury means injury, burn or electric shock which does not require hospitalization of long-term
outpatient treatment.
Note3: Property damage means damage to buildings, livestock or pet animals.
The illustrations denote the following precautions:
General Caution
Fire Prohibited
Contact prohibited
Disassembly
Prohibited
General Prohibition
Must Do
Unplug from Outlet
◆ This product is designed for commercial use only, not for household use.
Interval The appliances must be installed as below.

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WARNING
◆Ventilation
▽Make sure to keep an exhaust fan(s) and of appropriate
capacity operating while using the smokeless grill.
▼ Failure to observe this may cause incomplete combustion due to
reduce oxygen in the surrounding area.
▼ It may also lower the quality of the air within your establishment.
◆Gas Supply
▽ Do not use other than the type of gas specified on the Rating Plate (see P.1).
If you move to a new location, check the type of gas supplied to that location.
▼Failure to observe this may result in a risk of fire or explosion.
Gas Supply ⇔Rating Plate on the Main Unit.
◆Power Source
▽Do not use other than the power source specified for this product.
▼Failure to observe this may result in a risk of fire or explosion.
◆Fire Prevention
▽Do not place flammables, except food items to be cooked, near
the heating surface.
▽Do not use any flammable substance such as gasoline, benzine or
spray.
▼Failure to observe these may result in a risk of fire or burn.
▽Never place any burning matter such as meat vegetable or cigarette
into the smoke intake holes.
▽Do not use this roaster when it is not clean.
▽Do not use this roaster without an appropriate amount of water
in the Drain Pan.
▼Failure to observe these may result in a risk of fire.

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WARNING
◆Emergencies
▽If you sense an abnormal combustion, odor or sound, immediately stop
the use, shut off the gas main of the unit and refer to the
“Troubleshooting”section of this manual.
▽In an emergency such as earthquake or fire, immediately stop the use
of this product and, if it’s safe to do so, shut off the gas main of the
unit. Before you use the product again, contact your distributor or us
for inspection and, if necessary, repair.
▼Failure to observe these may result in a risk of explosion or fire.
▽In an electric storm, shut the power off at the circuit breaker or unplug the power cord.
▼Lightning often causes a reverse current of electricity, which may damage the product.
◆Proper Use
▽Do not use this product for other than heating and cooking of food.
▼Failure to observe this may result in a risk of accident.
▽Do not sit, stand or place a heavy object on this
roaster.
▼Failure to observe this may result in a damage to the roaster or
accident.
▽Place or install this roaster on a level and secure
surface only.
▼Failure to observe this may result in a risk of fire or burn.
◆Removable & Replaceable Parts
▽Use only original parts or those approved by us.
▼Failure to observe this may result in incomplete combustion or a damage to the product.

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WARNING
◆Disassembling
▽Do not disassemble this roaster, removable parts excepted. (See P.2 for the list of removable
parts)
▼Failure to observe this may result in a damage to the product, electric shock or injury.
◆Prevention of Burn
▽Do not touch the heating surface or smoke holes
▼The heating surface and smoke holes get extremely hot.
Touching these parts may cause a severe burn.
▽Do not touch any of the heated parts of the product immediately
after use.
▼Make sure that all the heated parts have cooled down to prevent
a burn.
▽Do not place seasoning containers or tableware near the heating
surface.
▼Any object placed near the heating surface may get hot enough to
cause a burn.
▽Do not use charcoal or food items that may crack or burst open
while burning or being heated. (Make necessary preparations with
food items with high water content such as squid to reduce the
risk.)
▼Failure to observe this may result in a risk of burn.

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4. Preparation before use
◆Setting up parts (Refer to P.2,3)
1. Mount the Inner Casing onto the Outer Casing.
2. Mount the Burner Body onto the Inner Casing.
Note:
▼Make sure that the two projections on the backside of the Burner Body go into the corresponding holes
in the Inner Casing.
▼Make sure that the Burner Body is sitting squarely and level on the Inner Casing.
▼If the Burner is sitting off to the side or tilted, incomplete combustion may occur.
3. Mount the Burner Head onto the Burner Body.
▼Rotate the Burner Head a couple of times and make sure the Burner Head is sitting squarely and level.
▼If the Burner Head is sitting off to side or tilted, incomplete combustion may occur.
4. Place the Drain Pan on the bottom of the Inner Casing.
Note:
▼The Drain Pan is designed to sit on the top edge of the Inner Casing.
▼Clean the Drain Pan if the contact surface of the Drain Pan or Inner Casing is soiled with dust or other
substances.
▼If the Drain Pan is not sitting squarely, or the contact surfaces are not clean, incomplete combustion
may occur.
5. Pour water into the Drain Pan
Off to Side／Tilted
Burner Body
Burner Head

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▼Appropriate amount is approx 1 liter.
▼Do not splash water on the Burner.
▼If water accidentally splashes on the holes of the Burner, remove the Burner and wipe it dry with
a piece of cloth.
▼If the holes are clogged with water or other substances, gas may reverse its flow at the Gas Intake
of the burner and burn within the appliances.
▼Make sure gas is burning before you release the knob.
6. Place the Radiant Plate Stand on the center of the Drain Pan.
7. Mount the Radiant Plate onto the Radiant Plate Stand.
8. Mount the Top Ring onto the Drain Pan.
Note:
▼The Top Ring is designed to fit inside the Drain Pan.
▼Rotate the Ring a couple of times and make sure the Top Ring is sitting squarely and level on the Drain
Pan.
▼If the Top Ring is not sitting squarely or tilted, smoke from cooking may not discharged properly or food
may not be cooked evenly.
9. Place the Grill Plate using Grill Plate Gripper.
▼Use Grill Plate approved by us.
10.Check the following again before use.
▼All the parts are installed correctly.
▼Drain Pan holds an appropriate amount of water.
★Pot Cooking
▼Remove the Top Ring and mount the Trivet(Sold separately) on the Drain Pan.
▼Use Trivet approved by us.

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5. Operation Instructions (Slim Control Type)
Before you turn on the power and open the Gas Shutoff, make sure the Burner Control Knob
is at Off position and that every direction in the “Preparation before use” section of this
manual has been precisely followed. Also make sure that the Exhaust Fan is operating
normally.
◆Ignition
①Slowly slide the Burner Control
Knob all the way to Ignition
position.
▼When you try to ignite for the first time, you
may have some difficulty due to the air
remaining in the gas pipe.
▼Remove the air completely and try again.
②The Igniter makes a clicking sound and ignite gas.
Make sure gas is burning before you release the
knob.
▼If the Burner fails to ignite, slide the Knob back to Off position.
▼Wait for a while and try again.
▼Make sure you wait long enough to disperse the gas within the
appliance to avoid an explosive ignition.
◆Adjusting flame force
The flame strength can be adjusted in 3-step of High, Medium and Low by controlling the knob.
①HIGH→MEDIUM
▼Slowly shift the knob in left(in direction of STOP),
and it will stop at position of MEDIUM making a
clicking sound.
②MEDIUM→LOW
▼Further shift the knob in left slowly, and it will
stop at position of LOW making a clicking sound
①②LOW/MEDIUM→HIGH
▼Slowly slide the Burner Control Knob all the way
to IGNITION position.
▼Release your hands, and it will stop at position
of HIGH.
①②③LOW→MEDIUM
▼Slowly slide the Burner Control Knob all the way
to IGNITION position.
▼Shift the Knob in left, and it will stop at position
of HIGH and MEDIUM making a clicking sound.
②
①
③
①
①
②

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◆Extinguishing Fire
①Slowly slide the Burner Control Knob to OFF position to turn off the burner.
②Make sure the Burner Control Knob is at OFF position
③Make sure the Burner is off. Close the Gas Shutoff Cock and turn off the power.
▼Allow the appliance to cool down before you touch it.
④Make sure the appliance has cooled down to a safe level. Clean the appliance following
the directions in the “Daily Maintenance” section of this manual.

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6. Recommended Cooking Times
(1) The Shinpo SPRW-IS Smokeless Grill was developed for optimum use based on the suggested
cooking times, below. By recommending that your customers follow these suggested cooking
times, the quality of the food they grill will be enhanced and the grill's smoke-removing exhaust
system will operate at peak performance.
(2) Cooking time will vary due to the thickness of meat and the heat of the grill. Please inform
customers to consume what they have cooked immediately and not to leave items on the grill.
(3) Note: The cooking times are a rough estimate of the number of seconds it takes to cook for one
side. The cooking time for both sides is doubled.
Beef Toro
50～90 sec.
Sirloin Flap
50～90 sec
NY Steak
60～120 sec
Beef Tongue
50～90 sec
Beef Prime
Hanger
60～90 sec
Pork Belly
50～70 sec
Prime Top Sirloin
60～120 sec
Beef Filet Mignon
60～120 sec
Chicken Breast
60～90 sec
Pork
50～70 sec
Non-recommended item
(1) Please do not use this grill to cook
hamburgers or other types of beef patties.
Due to the dispersed fat content of
hamburger, the heat from the grill will
release the fat too quickly, or the burger
may crumble and fall through to the
cooking element, both causing flare-ups as a result. In this case, the resulting smoke will
exceed the capacity of the exhaust system, and smoke will enter the ambient environment.
Beef Patty / Hamburger

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7. Daily Inspections & Maintenance
▼For safe operation of this product, make sure to carry out daily inspections and maintenance.
▼Make sure to close the Gas Shutoff Cock , turn off the power, check the Exhaust Fan is not
operating and allow the appliance to cool down before you attempt any inspections or
maintenance work.
◆Inspections
①Is every part or component clean?
②Is any part or component damaged or marred?
③Is any part or component rusted or corroded?
④Is every part or component present?
⑤Is every part of the Grill in order?
◆Maintenance
①Make sure to clean the Burner and Burner Head at the start of the business. (See page 8・9・15・16)
▼Brush burnt grease and food stuff off the Burner and Burner Head.
▼When wet, make sure let them dry well or wipe dry with a piece of cloth.
▼Clogged Burner Holes may cause gas to flow backward and leak out from the Gas Intake, which
may result in a risk of dangerous combustion.
②Clean the Top Ring after use with a piece of cloth. Make sure to clean the back side too.
③Clean the Outer Casing at the close of business.
④Clean the Inner Casing, Drain Pan at the close of business.
⑤Clean the Radiant plate, Radiant Plate Stand at the close of business.
④:Inner Casing
②:Top Ring
③:Outer Casing
④:Drain Pan
⑤: Radiant Plate
⑤: Radiant Plate Stand

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◆C-Box and Baffle Filter Cleaning
(1) The C-Box should be wiped with dry close in every week.
(2) The Baffle filter and the tray in C-Box should be washed with soap and warm water in every
week.

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Too Much Air
Loud Hissing
8. Burner Inspection
Install the Burner correctly and check the burner flames by comparing to the drawings below.
If necessary, adjust the Damper attached to the Gas Intake of the Burner.
※Be extremely careful not to burn yourself or your clothes. Make sure the Burner and other
parts have cooled down to a safe level before you touch them.
◆Burner Condition
◆Burner Air Adjustment
Too Little Air
Incomplete Burning
Normal
Open Damper
Close Damper
Burner
Close
Open
Damper
Screw
Tighten
Loose
n
Loosen the Screw and open/close the
Damper one touch at a time.

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Burner Maintenance
Clogged Burner Holes (with water, grease, ashes) often causes the
Burner to rust shortening the operational life span of the Burner. It
also causes gas to flow backward, which may result in a risk of fire or
explosions.
①
②
Brush the Burner Holes.
Brush thoroughly heavily
clogged holes.
Tap a few times
Tap the Burner Head a few times with a plastic or
wooden hammer to remove the rust and ashes.
Rust
Ashes

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9. Troubleshooting
Trouble
Cause
Does not ignite
Fire goes out when the Knob is released.
Pilot fire does not ignite.
Burner does not ignite
Explosive ignition
Unstable Flames
Fire goes out while in operation
Smoke is released in the air
Solution
Reference page
Gas Shutoff Cock is closed
○
○
○
○
Position the Burner Control Knob to
Off. Open the Gas Shutoff Cock.
10
Air is present in the gas pipe
○
○
○
Follow the directions described in
this manual.
10
Improper
gas pressure
Low
○
○
○
○
Ask for professional servicing.
－
High
○
○
○
○
○
No electric Power
○
Check the Circuit Breaker.
Ask for professional servicing.
－
Power Switch is not turned ON.
○
Turn the Power Switch ON.
－
Burner Holes are clogged
○
○
○
○
Follow the directions described in
this manual.
13
16
Burner is not properly installed
○
○
○
○
Follow the directions described in
this manual.
8
Malfunction of Safety Device or
Ignition Devise
○
○
○
Ask for professional servicing.
－
Exhaust Air is not properly
discharged.
○
Contact the original contractor.
－
Parts are soiled.
○
○
Clean soiled parts.
13
Safety Devise is activated
○
○
○
Follow the directions described in
this manual.
18
Malfunction of Gas Control
Knob.
○
Ask for professional servicing.
－
Filter Set is soiled.
○
Clean the Filter Set.
14
If the directions above do not solve your problem(s), please contact your distributor or our
Service Center. Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the roaster unless you are properly
trained and licensed to do so. Disassembling or repairing by untrained individual may result
in a risk of appliances malfunction, injury or electric shock.

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10. Safety Features
▽Misfiring Detector
Prevents gas being discharged when the burner is not lit.
▼When fire goes out for any reasons, this devise detects it and shuts off the supply of gas to the Burner,
preventing gas being discharged into the air.
▽Overheating Detector
When the appliance overheats, this device shuts off the supply of gas and Sounds an alarm.
▼Possible causes for overheating include:
1. Water is not present in the Drain Pan.
2. Parts are soiled with grease and burner flames are being sucked into the exhaust duct.
3. Exhaust Fan is not operating properly.
4. The exhaust air volume is low due to filter clogging, etc.
5. Clogged Burner Holes force gas to flow backward and burn at the Gas intake.
▼You may resume the operation of the appliance after it has cooled down (5 to 10 minutes) and the alarm
sound has stopped. The alarm will stop automatically when the appliance cools down.
※Allow the appliance to cool down before you attempt to service the appliance.
Shutting Alarm Off
You may stop the alarm manually by turning off the Alarm Switch located next to the Burner Control Knob.
The supply of gas however, however, will not be resumed until the appliance cools down to an acceptable
level.
Make sure to turn the Alarm Switch on again when normal operating conditions are restored (all the causes
for overheating have been removed and the appliance has cooled down to an acceptable level).
The Alarm Switch should be turned on during normal operation. If it is turned off, warning beep will not
sound and undetected overheating may result in a risk of fire.
Make sure the appliance has cooled down to a safe level when you inspect the appliances.
Table Top
Alarm Shutoff Switch
Lamp
Slim Control

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11. Specifications
Model
SPRW-IS
Radiant Plate Grill
Product
Gas
Consumption
Natural Gas: 11115 Btu/hr
Gas Connection
R1/2 Screw Connection
Power
Consumption
25W
Power Source
120V
Ignition Method
Spark Discharge Ignition
Safety Feature
Overheating Detector/Misfiring Detector
Articles of consumption
Parts
Material
Endurance
Radiant plate
SUS
1 year
Radiant Plate Stand
SUS
1 year
Burner Head
SUS
3 years
Burner Body
Steel
1 year
The above endurance period is a standard for reference.
The endurance period changes by the user’s use direction, use frequency, cleaning direction, and
cleaning frequency.

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Shinpo Co., Ltd. (Nagoya, Japan)
Headquarters (Nagoya)
Overseas Dept. (Tokyo)
Technology & Development Dept. (Nagoya)
Shinpo Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Shanghai, China)
Shinpo Co., Ltd.