Winston industries Cvap ca85 series User manual

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CA85 Series

Cook & Hold Cabinets

Use & Care Manual

Models CA8509, CA8522

DOC080408B R04

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welcome ....................................... 2

safety............................................ 3

receiving your cabinet .................. 4

installing auto water fill................. 5

electrical information .................... 6

ventilation requirements............... 6

component identification............... 7

controls......................................... 8

daily operating procedures........... 9-13

cook/retherm guidelines............... 14

cook/retherm guidelines (blank)... 15

roasting guidelines ....................... 16

daily cleaning................................ 17-18

troubleshooting............................. 19-21

circuit diagrams............................ 22-23

zap warranty................................. 24

terms & conditions........................ 25

Thank you for your purchase of a Winston

CVap®cook & hold cabinet. The benefits you

will enjoy from this cabinet include precise

doneness temperatures, greater yields, safer

foods, reduced labor, and superior food

quality.

Copyright© 2009 Winston Industries LLC. All rights reserved. CVap is a registered trademark of Winston Industries LLC. The CVap logo is a trademark of Winston Industries LLC. All other company and product names

may be trademarks of their respective companies.

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This cabinet utilizes Controlled Vapor

Technology (CVap). Using a combination of

dry and moist heat, CVap cook & hold

cabinets are ideal for steaming, baking,

retherming, and high-yield cooking.

If you have any questions, or if anything

cooked in your CVap cook & hold cabinet

doesn't meet your satisfaction, please call

our Customer Service Center at

1-800-234-5286, or email us at

[email protected].

table of contents

welcome

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doors or reaching into the appliance, as

heated vapor can quickly cause burns.

5. Clean appliance daily to prevent food

residue or chlorides (salts) from

accumulating, which can damage stainless

steel and contaminate food. Failing to

follow proper cleaning procedures can

void your warranty.

6. Prior to using appliance for the first

time, perform the daily cleaning

procedure found on pages 17 and 18.

7. Always allow appliance to cool before

cleaning.

Don't place appliance in an area where air

temperatures exceed 100˚F (38˚C). A heat

shield may be required to prevent heat

exposure and grease laden vapors from

affecting the appliance. Excess heat and

grease inside the appliance cavities can cause

electrical components to fail.

Please read this entire use & care manual

before operating your CVap®cook & hold

cabinet. The manual contains important

safety information and operating instructions.

As is the case with most cooking

appliances, your CVap cabinet should be

used with caution. Please read the following

warnings to avoid potential injuries.

1. Because this appliance utilizes high

voltage, it should only be installed and

serviced by a licensed electrician or

trained servicer. Attempting to install or

service the appliance yourself could result

in serious, potentially fatal injuries.

2. If an electrical shock is felt when touching

appliance, shut off power immediately

(unplug cord or turn off circuit breaker) and

call a trained servicer for repair. Failure to

do so could result in serious, potentially

fatal injuries.

3. Always turn power switch off any time

appliance is not in use.

4. This appliance utilizes heated water vapor,

which transfers heat much more quickly

and efficiently than dry air of the same

temperature. Use caution when opening

Electrical Hazard

Can cause serious injury or death.

Do not attempt to install or service this appliance un-

less you are a licensed electrician or trained servicer.

Contamination Hazard

Can cause serious illness or damage to

appliance.

Clean appliance daily to avoid potential contamination

hazard.

Burn Hazard

Can cause injury.

Allow 30 minutes for appliance to cool before

attempting to clean.

High Temperature and Grease Hazard

Can cause damage to appliance.

Avoid placing appliance near high heat or in grease

laden atmosphere.

Burn Hazard

Can cause serious injury.

Avoid heated vapor when opening or closing

appliance door.

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Model Height with 5" Width Depth Weight

Caster (IN/MM) (IN/MM) (IN/MM) (LBS/KG)

CA8509 43.2/1097 27.6/701 34.5/876 235/107

CA8522 74.9/1902 27.6/701 34.5/876 410/187

Physical

Casters are non-marking; back casters are

non-locking, front are locking.

Water Supply

In order to operate properly, the evaporator in

this cabinet must be filled with clean, potable

water. Hardware is included to connect the

cabinet to a copper line in your facility's water

system. If your facility has plastic or

galvanized pipes, contact a licensed plumber

to connect the water supply. Equipment

should be installed to comply with applicable

federal, state, or local plumbing codes.

Appliances with automatic water fill

systems are to be installed with adequate

backflow protection to comply with

federal, state, and local codes.

As water evaporates, any minerals in the

water will deposit on the surface of the

evaporator. These mineral deposits will inhibit

the transfer of heat. Deposits can also

degrade and damage stainless steel. The

best way to avoid mineral deposits is to clean

the appliance daily. It is also advisable to

contact your water utility for advice on

minimizing deposit buildup. Experience has

shown that leaks will occur by failing to clean

and rinse the evaporator daily. Leaking

evaporators are not covered under

warranty.

Shipping Damage

Examine equipment thoroughly for shipping

damage before, during and after unloading.

All Winston products are carefully inspected

and verified to be in good condition before

leaving our factory. The carrier delivering

your cabinet has assumed responsibility for

its safe arrival. If you notice any damage

(obvious or hidden), a claim must be made to

the carrier.

Obvious Loss or Damage

Please note any obvious loss or damage on

the freight bill or express receipt, and have

the carrier’s agent sign to acknowledge the

claim. The carrier will supply the necessary

forms. If you do not obtain and complete the

forms before the carrier's agent departs, the

carrier might refuse your damage claim.

Concealed Loss or Damage

Sometimes loss or damage is not obvious

until the product has been unpacked. If you

notice damage that was concealed by

packaging or crating, contact the carrier in

writing to notify them of the damage. The

carrier should agree to inspect the damage

within 15 days. Please retain all packing

materials. The carrier will supply an

inspection report and the required claim

forms.

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installing auto water fill

To remove the plastic tubing from the water

line connector, use your fingers to carefully

press the small brass capture ring in toward

the body of the connector. Then gently pull

the tubing out of the connector. To insert

tubing back into connector, push the tubing

fully into the connector. Once seated, try to

pull the tubing out of the connector so that

the capture ring comes out (about 1/16”

(1.6mm)) and the tubing cannot be removed.

See drawing below. Auto Water Fill Systems

must be hooked up to a potable water supply

line. Winston RECOMMENDS that the tap

valve included with the kit be attached to cold

water, copper, brass or steel line (the valve

can handle any size line from 3/8" to 1"

(9.5mm to 25.4mm)). The maximum

incoming water temperature may not

exceed 140˚F (60˚C) and the incoming

water pressure must be between 20 and

150 psi (1.4 Kgf/cm2 to 10.5 Kgf/cm2

(kilogram-force per sq. centimeter)).

CAUTION: Appliances with auto water fill

systems MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO

RUN DRY. Heat damage to the water valve

may result.

It is the responsibility of the owner and

installer to make sure that installation

complies with all applicable local and state

plumbing codes.

High Temperature Hazard

Can cause damage to appliance.

Fill evaporator with water prior to turning power on,

and do not allow evaporator to run dry.

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The appliance is shipped from the factory

with a 84" (2134mm) (minimum) power cord

and plug. Refer to the table below to

determine the correct electrical outlet. It may

Model Volts Hertz PH Amps Watts Circuit Plug

Amps Type

CA8509 208 60 1 27.9 5805 30 US/CAN 6-30P

240 60 1 24.2 5805 20 US/CAN 6-20P

230 50 1 25.3 5805 N/A N/A

CA8522 208 60 1 37.1 7716 50 US/CAN 6-50P

208 60 3 23.7 7716 30 US/CAN 15-30P

240 60 1 32.2 7716 50 US/CAN 6-50P

International

be necessary to hire a licensed electrician to

install the correct outlet or wiring. Winston

does not recommend wiring the unit direct.

Below is electrical information for both models

of Winston’s CVap®cook & hold cabinet.

Ventilation clearances - To operate properly,

the cook & hold cabinet will need sufficient

space for air circulation. Allow at least 2"

(51mm) clearance on all sides of the cabinet,

particularly around ventilation holes. Care

should be taken to prevent placing the

cabinet close to anything combustible. It must

be installed with its supplied legs, feet, or

casters. Counter top appliances specifically

supplied without legs or casters may be set

directly upon a counter top of non-

combustible material. In this situation, the

appliance may have to be sealed to the

counter top with a food-grade silicone sealant

(check local health codes). Half size

appliances may be stacked upon each other

using only a Winston supplied stacking kit

and following the instructions enclosed with

the kit. Your warranty may be void if you do

not adhere to these ventilation requirements.

electrical

ventilation requirements

Do not place appliance in an area where air

temperatures around the appliance exceed

100°F (38˚C). A heat shield may be required

to prevent excessive heat exposure and

grease laden vapors from affecting the

appliance if adjacent to heat, vapor, or grease

generating devices (such as grills, steamers,

cabinets, etc.). Excess heat and grease

inside the appliance cavities may cause

electrical components to fail.

Vent hood - Generally this appliance does not

need to be installed under a mechanical

ventilation system (vent hood). Check local

health and fire codes for specific requirements.

High Temperature and Grease Hazard

Can cause damage to appliance.

Avoid placing appliance near high heat or in grease

laden atmosphere.

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1. Power Switch allows operator to turn

electrical power on and off.

2. Microprocessor Controller allows

operator to select one of eight multi-

interval programmable cycles

3. Food Chamber cooking cavity where the

dual heat system combines to create the

perfect cooking environment.

4. Adjustable Rack Support supports racks

onto which food is placed.

5. Evaporator and Heater (not visible)

supply vapor atmosphere to the food

chamber by heating water within the

evaporator.

6. Drain Trough carries water that has

condensed onto door back to evaporator.

7. Drain Valve enables operator to drain

evaporator, to perform daily cleaning.

component identification

8. Bottom Cover (not visible) provides

service access.

9. Top Cover provides service access.

10.Control Escutcheon is removable for

servicing or replacing microprocessor.

11. Side Panels support insulation and form

outside of cabinet.

12.Rack Support Bracket receives rack

support.

13.Air Heaters (not visible) supply air heat

for food texture control.

14.Door & Latch can be reversed on site.

15.Door Gasket seals food chamber against

heat or vapor loss.

16.Name Plate identifies model and serial

number- important for servicing and parts

orders. Plate also displays electrical data.

Note: Appliance shown

with optional rail

supports. Standard unit

comes with wire rack

supports.

Model shown is CA8522.

Highlighted features are

common to both models.

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1. Power Switch controls electrical power to

the cabinet.

2. Mode Buttons (cook/retherm/hold

channels) provide operators with the

ability to select desired mode of

operation. Long press of these buttons

allows operator to cancel out of a cook,

retherm, or hold cycle. Buttons are

numbered 1 through 8.

3. Digital LED Readout displays chosen

setpoints for food temperature, food

texture, and cook time as the cabinet is

programmed. After pressing Start/Stop

button, the display indicates the remaining

time in each portion of the cooking

process.

4. LED Program Lamps indicate which

mode is selected when illuminated above

that button.

5. Start/Stop Button is used to start or stop

the selected mode of operation. A long

press from IDLE allows the operator to

enter programming mode.

6. Temperature Up () and Down ()

Buttons. Short press either button to

adjust temperature.

7. Food Texture Up () and Down ()

Buttons. Short press either button to

adjust the level of moistness or crispness

in food.

8. Time Up () and Down () Buttons.

Short press either button to adjust cook

time.

9. HACCP Button enables user to check

current HACCP-relevant conditions inside

the cabinet. provides operator the ability

to check current food temperature

(E=evaporator), food texture (A=air), dry

air (D=differential), relative humidity (H), or

probe (P) at any time during the cycle

(see page 13). This button provides

HACCP data recall for Gold and Platinum

edition controls.

controls

?What's the difference between a long press and a short press?

Short Press - Press button, hold for less than 1 second.

Long Press - Press button, hold for more than 1.5 seconds.

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daily operating procedure

Prior to using appliance for the first time,

perform the daily cleaning procedure listed on

pages 17 and 18.

1. Prepare unit for cooking/retherming/

holding. Adjust rack supports in retherming

cavity if required.

2. Fill evaporator with 3.5 gallons (13.3

liters) of water prior to operation. We

recommend filling manually at first, rather

than waiting for the auto fill to fill it. Tip:

Speed up initial cabinet preheat by using

hot water (do not use water that's hotter

than the desired food temperature.

Locations with hard water should add one

tablespoon white vinegar or lemon juice to

water in evaporator to help prevent scale

buildup. You may want to seek advice

from your local water authority concerning

possible water treatment necessary for the

protection of the unit. Some water

supplies are high enough in chemical

content to be capable of destroying

stainless steel if used untreated. The

evaporation process can concentrate the

chemicals to a level which causes a high

interaction with stainless steel. When

water is of unknown quality, automatic fill

units should be connected to the water

source through a deionizer/demineralizer.

Experience has shown that leaks will

occur by failing to clean and rinse the

evaporator daily. Leaking evaporators

are not covered under warranty.

3. Operating and Programming Functions

Using Preprogrammed Settings

Preheat

A. Turn Power Switch on. IDLE will

display on the LED readout until

operator selects mode. Note: Unit will

not preheat until program or button

is selected.

B. Select the desired preprogrammed

mode (short press); Buttons 1-8 (refer

to guidelines on pages 14 through 16

for suggested cook/retherm cycles). A

red light will appear above the selected

button. Food temperature and

food texture settings have been

preprogrammed for each button

1-8 in the default mode. The

operator must program a time value to

initiate the timer function.

C. Once a button is selected, the cabinet

will enter a Preheat mode and display

PRHT on the LED display.

D. When the cabinet reaches the selected

channel's food temperature and food

texture levels, the word LOAD will

display on the LED, and a five-second

alarm will sound.

Load Cabinet/Cook/Retherm Cycle

A. Load cabinet with desired product.

B. Check time value to ensure is correct

(see check values description). Press

the time ▲and ▼buttons to

program a cook/retherm time

(refer to suggested

guidelines on pages 14-16).

Contamination Hazard

Can cause serious illness.

Clean appliance prior to rst use, to remove traces of

industrial chemicals and oils.

HACCP

TIME

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mode, depress button 8 (Start/Stop

button is non-functional in this mode).

Canceling a Cycle

To cancel a cook/retherm cycle in at any

point in the cycle:

A. Long press the selected button. The

red light will go off and unit will revert

to IDLE on the LED display.

B. Long press the Start/Stop button. Unit

will revert to IDLE on the LED

display.

ELEC Message on LED

If the LED is displaying ELEC, this

indicates there has been an interruption in

power to the appliance. This can occur if

there is an interruption to the electrical

power being supplied to the appliance (a

blackout), or if the appliance's power

switch is turned off in the middle of a

cycle. To remove ELEC message, long

press the Start/Stop button until the

LED display reads IDLE. Proceed

with normal application.

If power is interrupted for an extended

period, food temperature can drop out of

the safe zone. Ensure that appropriate

HACCP standards have been maintained

prior to serving.

C. Long press Start/Stop button to

start the timer. The programmed

cook/retherm time will display

with a flashing colon. Cook/retherm

time cycle will then count down.

D. When timer reads 00:00, a five-second

alarm will sound and the cabinet will

automatically enter the hold mode

(hold food temperature and food

texture settings are preprogrammed at

the factory for buttons 1-8 in the

default mode, time is indefinite). Hold

will be displayed until operator cancels

program. Refer to guidelines on pages

14 through 16 in the right hand

column.

Hold Cycle/Unload Cabinet

A. When the cook/retherm mode is

complete an audio alarm will sound,

the LED will display HOLD, and time

value will be counting up. Food will

continue to hold at preprogrammed

settings until Start/Stop button is

selected. Hold is an infinite time

value.

B. Either remove food product after cook/

retherm cycle is complete and alarm

sounds, or allow food to hold for food

production flow and flexibility. We

recommend that you open the door for

one to five minutes after cook/retherm

cycle when selecting buttons 1 through

7. This will help prevent overcooking.

C. Button 8 in the default mode has been

preprogrammed as a dedicated

Hold Mode. To use the cabinet as

a holding cabinet, choose button

8. Program time value for total

time needed. Note: Default

setting is ten hours. To cancel hold

Temperature Hazard

Can cause serious illness.

Verify that food temperature has not fallen into the

danger zone.

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4. Programming Instructions

Winston's control enables the operator to

manually program a cook or retherm cycle

and hold cycle for each of the channel

buttons (1–8). See description below for

description of programming modes.

E1 = Food Temperature button/

Temperature of moist heat cook/

retherm cycle.

Ehold = Food Temperature button/

Temperature of moist heat hold

cycle.

A1 = Food Texture button/Total oven

temperature of cook/retherm

cycle.

Ahold = Food texture button/Total oven

temperature of hold cycle.

T1 = Cook/retherm time

Cnst = Infinite hold time

Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel Channel

Button 1 Button 2 Button 3 Button 4 Button 5 Button 6 Button 7 Button 8

E1 E1 E1 E1 E1 E1 E1 E1

E Hold E Hold E Hold E Hold E Hold E Hold E Hold E Hold

A1 A1 A1 A1 A1 A1 A1 A1

A Hold A Hold A Hold A Hold A Hold A Hold A Hold A Hold

T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1 T1

CnST CnST CnST CnST CnST CnST CnST CnST

A. Long Press the Start/Stop button.

LED will display PROG

(Program)

B. Short press desired channel button

(1-8) to program. LED will light above

chosen channel button.

C. To program intervals E1,

E HOLD: Depress the Food

Temperature ▲and ▼

buttons. E1 will display,

followed by the temperature values.

Using the arrows, select desired

temperature. Depress the channel

button to move to Ehold interval.

Depress the ▲and ▼ buttons. Ehold

TEMPERATURE

FOOD

will display, followed by the

temperature values. Using the ▲and

▼ buttons, select desired temperature.

D. To program intervals A1,

A Hold: Depress the Food

Texture ▲and ▼ buttons.

A1 will display, followed by

the temperature values. Using the ▲

and ▼ buttons, select desired

temperature. Depress the channel

button to move to A Hold interval.

Depress the Food

Temperature ▲and ▼

buttons. A HOLD will display,

followed by the temperature

values. Using the ▲and ▼ buttons

select desired temperature.

E. To program interval T1,

depress the Time ▲and ▼

buttons. T1 will display,

followed by the time values.

Using the ▲and ▼ buttons, select

desired times.T1 is only programmed

using E1 and A1.

5. Constant Cook Programming

Instructions

A. To program the oven to continuously

cook (CnST), depress the Time ▲or

▼ buttons until display reads

CnST.

NOTE: When programmed,

CnST will allow constant

cooking or retherming and NO HOLD

cycle.

NOTE: This also activates the egg

timer (see page 12, item 6 for

complete explanation of egg timer).

To cancel cycle, depress channel

button. Start/Stop button is

non-functional in this mode.

TEXTURE

FOOD

TEMPERATURE

FOOD

HACCP

TIME

HACCP

TIME

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6. Egg Timer Operation (only available

when no hold values are selected,

E Hold, A Hold)

A. Count-down timer is

independent of heat control.

To set egg timer, press the

Time ▲and ▼ buttons.

B. When timer reaches 00:00 value,

alarm will sound. The alarm may be

disarmed by a short press of

the Time ▼ button. The

appliance will not enter an

automatic hold.

C. Egg timer will read CnST + value.

To cancel cycle, depress channel

button. Start/Stop button is non-

functional in this mode.

7. Set Delay Timer

The delay timer enables the operator to

specify a time of day when the oven will

enter preheat mode.

A. To enter DELAY

programming, while in IDLE,

long press the

Time ▲button.

B. The LED display will read dLay.

C. Select the channel button to cook,

retherm, or hold. LED light will

illuminate over the button number.

D. Using the Time ▲and ▼

buttons, program time of day.

E. Short press Start/Stop

button.

HACCP

TIME

HACCP

TIME

HACCP

TIME

HACCP

TIME

F. Display will read dLay + Start Time.

G. At the specified time, delay mode will

automatically engage heaters and

enter a preheat mode for selected

channel.

H. Delay timer may be canceled with a

long press of Start/Stop button,

returning the cabinet to IDLE

mode.

8. To Check Cycle Settings

A. To view current temperature, short

press HACCP button. The LED will

read the evaporator (E)

temperature, differential (D)

temperature, air (A) temperature,

in order, displaying each reading

consecutively for five seconds.

B. To view programming settings, depress

channel button (1–8) and long press

Food Temperature ▼ button. The LED

display will read the following

values: E1, E hold, A1, A

Hold consecutively.

Quick Operating Procedures Using

Factory Preprogrammed Settings

Here are some tips for operating your CVap®

cook & hold cabinet.

To select mode – Press desired channel

button (1–8). Red LED lamp will light above

selected channel.

To start Retherm mode – When

display shows LoAd, add food,

program time (using Time ▲and ▼

buttons), and then press long press

Start/Stop button.

HACCP

TIME

TEMPERATURE

FOOD

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To check temperature – Water (evaporator)

temperature may be checked at any time

during a cycle by pressing the HACCP button.

Current water temperature will be

displayed. Press the HACCP button

again to display differential temperature

between water and air. Press the HACCP

button a third time for total water and air

temperature. Press HACCP button a fourth

time for HACCP food probe (if applicable).

Press HACCP button a fifth time for relative

humidity.

To cancel cycle – Any cycle may be

cancelled by long pressing selected channel

button (indicated by an illuminated LED light),

or by long pressing the Start/Stop button of

selected mode after cycle has been

started. An exception to this is the

Constant Cook cycle. To cancel out of

Constant Cook, long press the selected

channel button. IdLE will be displayed and

cabinet will not heat until a mode has been

selected.

To change from Fahrenheit to

Centigrade - Press and hold the

Food Temperature ▼button and

Food Texture ▲ button at the same

time, and then toggle the Food

Texture ▲ button to CENT or

FAHR.

To disarm low water alarm – hold down

both Food Temperature ▲and ▼

buttons and toggle.

HACCP

TEMPERATURE

FOOD

TEMPERATURE

FOOD

TEXTURE

FOOD

To set RTC-Clock setting – From the Idle

mode, long press the Time ▲and ▼ buttons.

Toggle the Time ▲and ▼ buttons

until time displays on the control

LED. Press the Time ▲and ▼

buttons to set the time to operator's

local time (the default is Eastern Time Zone).

After time has been set, wait 5 seconds for

the control display to revert back to display

IDLE. Note: Time is displayed in military time.

ELEC Message on LED

If the LED is displaying ELEC, this indicates

there has been an interruption in power to the

appliance. This can occur if there is an

interruption to the electrical power being

supplied to the appliance (a blackout), or if

the appliance's power switch is turned off in

the middle of a cycle. To remove ELEC

message, long press the Start/Stop

button until the LED display reads IDLE.

Proceed with normal application.

If power is interrupted for an extended period,

food temperature can drop out of the safe

zone. Ensure that appropriate HACCP

standards have been maintained prior to

serving.

Temperature Hazard

Can cause serious illness.

Verify that food temperature has not fallen into the

danger zone.

HACCP

TIME

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Cook/Retherm Guidelines

Cook & Hold

Wrapped sandwiches, i.e., frozen/thawed hot dogs,

hamburgers, chicken. BBQ items, i.e., pulled beef

pork riblets, ground meat. Vegetables, i.e., frozen,

canned, fresh vacuum - packed bags/chubs. Pizza

(moist, soft crust no color, combination dishes i.e.

lasagna/casseroles/eggs).

Pizza (moist with some browning), breakfast items

i.e., pancake on stick, french toast, waffles, smiles,

grilled cheese, hot pockets, pizza sticks, burritos,

egg rolls, hash browns, fish patty, chicken patty,

grilled proteins, biscuits, desserts, i.e., pies/rolls/bar

cookies.

Fast bake pizza (moist with some browning), chicken

patty, fish patty (whole meat product), wrapped

sandwiches, i.e., frozen/thawed hot dogs,

hamburgers, chicken BBQ items, i.e., pulled pork

ribs, large proteins and combination foods, i.e.,

casseroles, vegetables (fresh, frozen, canned),

desserts, such as, individual cookies, rolls, pies,

cakes

Crisp chicken patty, fish patty, steak, popcorn/

breaded foods, french fries, potato products, items

typically cooked in fryer (note: items must be

bakable)

Bake-only fries, tater tots or extra crispy items.

Baked potatoes, casseroles.

Sheet cakes/pastries, general bake cycle.

Holding of foods with moist/firm texture.

25-35 30-70

14-25 18-30

12-30 30-70

12-30 12-60

15-40 30-90

20-60 60-300

Constant

Auto Soft Moist Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 160˚

Auto Moist

Bake Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 175˚

Auto Moist Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 160˚

Auto Crisp Hold

Food Temp 140˚

Food Texture 190˚

Auto Crisp Hold

Food Temp 130˚

Food Texture 190˚

No Hold.

Remove product

when Cook/Retherm

cycle is completed

Auto Bake Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 180˚

General Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 180˚

Cook/Retherm

(minutes)

Thawed Frozen Hold

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Slow Moist

Cook/Retherm

200 30 230

Moist Bake

170 120 290

Moist Cook/Retherm

200 100 300

Crisp Bake

150 200 350

Bake

170 180 350

Moist Heat/Food Temperature

Dry Heat

Total Cabinet Temperature/Food Texture

Rapid Cook/Retherm

200 150 350

Extra Crisp Bake

130 220 350

General Holding

Cycle

150 30 180

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Cook & Hold

Refer to Use & Care Manual for complete information.

Hold

Auto Soft Moist Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 160˚

Auto Moist

Bake Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 175˚

Auto Moist Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 160˚

Auto Crisp Hold

Food Temp 140˚

Food Texture 190˚

Auto Crisp Hold

Food Temp 130˚

Food Texture 190˚

No Hold.

Remove product

when Cook/Retherm

cycle is completed

Auto Bake Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 180˚

General Hold

Food Temp 150˚

Food Texture 180˚

_____________________________

_____________

Cook/Retherm

(minutes)

Thawed Frozen

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Slow Moist

Cook/Retherm

200 30 230

Moist Bake

170 120 290

Moist Cook/Retherm

200 100 300

Crisp Bake

150 200 350

Extra Crisp Bake

130 220 350

Bake

170 180 350

General Holding

Cycle

150 30 180

Moist Heat/Food Temperature

Dry Heat

Total Cabinet Temperature/Food Texture

Rapid Cook/Retherm

200 150 350

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Roasting Guidelines

Cook & Hold

• Time and temperature settings are recommended guidelines only. Due to variations in the

products’ quality, weight, and desired degree of doneness, the cooking times may need to

be adjusted accordingly.

Top & Bottom Rounds

Rare

Medium

Well-done

Corned Beef

(requires minimum

2-hour hold)

Beef Brisket

(requires minimum

2-hour hold)

Chicken

Breast* 4-6 oz. (113-170g)

Whole

Turkey (25-lb (11.3-kg)),

whole or breast

(recommend overnight for

whole)

Ham (football)

Pork Ribs

(requires minimum

1-hour hold)

Hamburger

Raw

Fish/Seafood Filet

5-7 hrs.

30 minutes per lb.

66 minutes per kg.

20 minutes per lb.

44 minutes per kg.

20 minutes per lb.

44 minutes per kg.

30-60 minutes

45-60 minutes

5 hours or

12 minutes per lb.

27 minutes per kg.

15 minutes per lb.

33 minutes per kg.

2 - 2.5 hours

20 - 60 minutes

30 - 60 minutes

130˚F 135˚F

54˚C 57˚C

140˚F 145˚F

60˚C 63˚C

140˚F 145˚F

60˚C 63˚C

165˚F 180˚F

74˚C 82˚C

165˚F 180˚F

74˚C 82˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

150˚F 160˚F

66˚C 71˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

140˚F 165˚F

60˚C 74˚C

Menu Roasting Time

130-135˚F 160-175˚F

54-57˚C 71-79˚C

140-145˚F 170-175˚F

60-63˚C 77-79˚C

145-150˚F 175-180˚F

63-66˚C 79-82˚C

(30˚ differential)

200˚F 250˚F

93˚C 121˚C

190˚F 220˚F

88˚C 104˚C

140-165˚F 185-200˚F

60-74˚C 85-93˚C

140-165˚F 300-350˚F

60-74˚C 149-177˚C

140-165˚F 300-350˚F

60-74˚C 149-177˚C

190˚F 230-300˚F

88˚C 110-149˚C

200˚F 230˚F

93˚C 110˚C

140-165˚F 225-350˚F

60-74˚C 107-177˚C

140-160˚F 200-300˚F

60-71˚C 93-149˚C

Cook/Retherm

Food Food

Temp Texture

Hold

Food Food

Temp Texture

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Required Cleaning Accessories & Supplies

• Pan for draining evaporator (unless

utilizing floor drain).

• Food grade germicidal detergent.

• Descaling agent (ScaleKleen™)

(available through Winston Customer

Service 1-800-234-5286).

Ensure safe operation by cleaning cabinet

daily. Failure to do so can allow harmful

deposits to develop, increasing the

potential for food contamination, and

endangering your customers.

daily cleaning

Clean evaporator daily to prevent chlorides

(salts) from accumulating. Chlorides can cause

the evaporator tank to corrode, to the extent

that leaks can occur. Leaks caused by

corrosion, which is caused by a failure to clean

daily, are not covered under the manufacturer's

warranty.

Prior to using appliance for the first time,

perform the daily cleaning procedure listed on

the next page.

Contamination Hazard

Can cause serious illness or damage to

appliance.

Clean appliance daily to avoid potential contamination

hazard.

Corrosion Hazard

Can cause damage to appliance.

Clean appliance daily to avoid potential corrosion

damage.

Contamination Hazard

Can cause serious illness.

Clean appliance prior to rst use, to remove traces of

industrial chemicals and oils.

Electric Hazard

Can cause serious injury or death.

If an electrical shock is felt during operation or

cleaning, unplug appliance and have it serviced by a

licensed electrician or trained servicer before placing

back into service.

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daily cleaning procedure

Before each cleaning procedure, disconnect

appliance from its electrical power source and

allow to cool for at least one half hour.

1. Place empty pan under drain valve, open

valve, and allow evaporator to drain.

2. Remove and clean rack supports using a

food grade germicidal agent. Clean probe

(if included) with mild soap and water.

3. Spray food chamber and evaporator with

a food grade germicidal detergent.

4. Wipe inside surfaces to remove all food

deposits.

5. Inspect for scale build-up on tank surface,

float, and probe. (see photo below). If

present, apply descaling agent. Read ALL

warnings and follow directions listed on

descaling agent package.

6. Inspect heating elements (if exposed).

The heating elements are stainless steel.

If cleaning is needed, scrub with a Teflon®

or nylon bristle brush to remove heavy

food particles. Further cleaning may be

done with a plastic scouring pad and

alkaline based cleansers. DO NOT use

wire brushes, scrapers, steel wool pads or

chloride based cleansers. Follow cleanser

manufacturer's instructions for use on

stainless steel. Rinse well several times

with clean water and wipe immediately.

7. Rinse all inside surfaces, including

evaporator, and dry with clean towel.

Do not spray outside of appliance or

controls with water.

8. Rinse, dry, and replace rack supports.

9. Verify that valve is closed, and refill

evaporator.

10.Reconnect appliance to electrical power

and make ready for use.

Burn Hazard

Can cause injury.

Allow 30 minutes for appliance to cool before

attempting to clean.

Electrical Hazard

Can cause serious personal injury or

damage to appliance.

Avoid spraying appliance exterior or controls with

water.

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We know how frustrating and costly it can be

when a critical piece of equipment is down for

repairs. It is our goal to minimize service

disruptions, to get you back up and operating

in the shortest time possible.

We carefully analyze all service calls. This

analysis helps us to improve our

manufacturing processes, and reduces

product service issues. Generally speaking,

most equipment failures can be attributed to

the following three causes:

• Faulty use and care practices.

• Electrical supply problems.

• Equipment faults.

Please refer to the Troubleshooting Chart on

the next page for common problems and

solutions. If the problem you're experiencing

isn't listed, or if the standard solution fails to

resolve your problem, you will need a

troubleshooting qualified servicer to diagnose and repair the

problem.

If your equipment is still under warranty, or

you are uncertain whether or not warranty is

still in place, please call Winston Customer

Service at 1-800-234-5286 (or 502-495-

5400). Our friendly staff will help you verify

coverage, and if under warranty, will arrange

for a servicer to call on you.

If your equipment is no longer under warranty,

or you are uncertain whether the warranty is

still in place, please call Customer Service at

1-800-234-5286, or visit our website at www.

winstonind.com, and click the Service tab to

locate an authorized servicer near you.

In order to expedite service, please have the

complete model and serial number (found on

the appliance's identification tag) on hand

when you contact us.

Service parts may be purchased directly

from the factory online.

Visit www.winstonind.com

Please have the following information on hand when contacting Winston Industries

regarding product service.

1. Model _____________________Serial # _____________________________________

(located on name plate)

2. Your name______________________________________________________________

3. Company name _________________________________________________________

4. Company address _______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

5. Company phone_________________________________________________________

6. Type of problem_________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________

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troubleshooting

FAULT CORRECTION

A. Circuit breaker tripped...................................................................... Adjust

Fuse blown....................................................................................... Replace

Power cord not plugged in............................................................... Adjust

Faulty cordset .................................................................................. Call servicer

Faulty power switch ......................................................................... Call servicer

B. Evaporator (water) tank empty ........................................................ Adjust, see pg. 9

C. Food Temperature setting too high.................................................. Adjust, see pgs. 9-11

D. Food Temperature setting too low ................................................... Adjust, see pgs. 9-11

E. Food Texture setting too high .......................................................... Adjust, see pgs. 9-11

F. Food Texture setting too low............................................................ Adjust, see pgs. 9-11

G. Door gasket defective...................................................................... Replace

H. Drain valve defective or missing...................................................... Replace

I. Injury or accident - call manufacturer .............................................. Administer first aid.

If necessary, call 911

for emergency

assistance. Then

contact Winston at

1-800-234-5286

TROUBLE FAULT CODE

Digital display fails to light.................................................................................. A

Flooding/leaking water ....................................................................................... G, H

Food drying out .................................................................................................. B, D, E, G

Food excessively moist...................................................................................... C, F

Food not hot enough.......................................................................................... B, D, F, G

Food too hot....................................................................................................... C, E

Injury or accident................................................................................................ I

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