1. The purpose of ventilating hoods is to direct and
capture smoke, grease-laden vapors, heat, odors, or
fumes.
2. Low temperature equipment (maximum
temperature 250°F/121°C) does not produce heat,
odors, fumes, grease-laden vapors or smoke and is
not required to be vented.
SPECIFICATIONS: All units are rated 3000 watts/2650 watts at 208 Volts/240 Volts
CMP MODEL NOS.
SINGLE OVENSVoltsPhHz.AmpsVoltsAmpsPhWireVoltsNEMA
ELECTRICAL SPECS
(AC SERVICE)
ELEC. LOADPOWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENT
3. Most jurisdictions consider our low-temperature
ovens (maximum temperature is 350°F/177°C) as
low-heat appliances not requiring vent hoods.
4. Installation must conform with local codes. The
authority having jurisdiction of enforcement of
the codes will have the responsibility for making
interpretations of the rules.
500CHSSD
500CHALD
750CHSSD
750CHALD
500CHSSD3
500CHALD3
750CHSSD3
750ALD3
208
240
208
240
1
1
3
3
60
60
60
60
14
11
8
7
208
240
208
240
20
20
20
20
1
1
3
3
2
2
3
3
208
240
208
240
6-20P
6-20P
L15-20P
L15-20P
SPECIFICATIONS: All units are rated 2000 watts.
CMP MODEL NOS.
SINGLE OVENSVoltsPhHz.AmpsVoltsAmpsPhWireVoltsNEMA
500CHSSD120
750CHSSD120
Model number “AL” is aluminum outer body with stainless steel doors and interior.
All models designed for AC Service. Model number may include a variety of informational suffi x letters.
NOTE: OVENS NEED TO BE INSTALLED BY A
QUALIFIED PERSON.
ELECTRICAL SPECS
(AC SERVICE)
12016016.612020121205-20P
ELEC. LOADPOWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENT
For models rated at 2/08/240 Volts:
Check the voltage selector switch which is under an access
cover on the back of the oven near the power cord.
Flip the switch “UP” for 208 Volts
Flip the switch “DOWN” for 240 Volts
MAKE SURE THE SWITCH POSITION MATCHES
YOUR POWER SOURCE.
Look for this label on the back of your cabinet. This information is needed when calling for questions or service.
R
5925 HEISLEY RD. MENTOR, OHIO 44060
MOD.
MOD.
1000CH
FAA-K5645C-001
FAA-K5645C-001
SER.
SER.
R
SAMPLE
29
AMPS
AMPS
VOLTS
VOLTS
208/240
3000
WATTS
WATTS
COMMERCIAL COOKING APPLIANCE
MADE IN USA
CSA certified to UL 197 Rev. 9
Hz.
Hz.
60
60
PH.
PH.
1
1
UPPER RIGHT CABINET CORNER
R
C
US
HOW TO INSTALL CABINETS:
1. Remove all packing material from the inside and all
vinyl from the outside of oven.
2. Place the oven in a well ventilated area on level fl oor. Clearance requirements: 3” (76mm) at the back, 2”
(51mm) at the top, 1” (25mm) at both sides.
3. Install the pan slide racks on the sidewalls, if necessary.
4. Slide drip pan(s) onto the bottom of the compartment(s).
5. Remove (3) screws at the bottom front of the oven,
under the door (See Figure).
6. Screw the drip tray bracket to the oven in those holes
and place the drip tray onto the bracket.
All models are rated at 208/240 Volts.
HOW TO REVERSE THE DOOR OPENINGS, IF
NEEDED:
1. Unscrew and remove the latch from the door and
magnetic strike from the cabinet.
2. Unscrew the hinges from the cabinet body and remove
door.
3. Remove the screws plugging the mating hinge, latch
and strike holes on the opposite sides of the cabinet
body and door.
4. Re-mount the hinges to the opposite side of the cabinet
and door.
5. Remount the latch and strike to the opposite side
FOR FIRST-TIME OPERATION ONLY:
A new oven needs to “burn off” factory oils and glue before
it’s fi rst use. Do NOT load food into oven until this has been done!
1. Push switch to “ON”; the light will come on.
NOTE: The letters “LOTPR” (low temperature) will show
on the control panel until it reaches 140°F (60°C).
2. Press the “COOK” button.
3. Push down and turn the control knob to show 200°F.
Push the knob again to set the temperature. Run the unit
for one (1) hour.
4. Turn the unit off and let cool.
5. Wipe the inside clean with detergent and hot water.
DOOR VENT ADJUSTMENT:
Open the door(s) and move the vent tabs on the
inner door(s) as needed to release humidity.
1. Press and hold both the TIME button and the knob for
5 seconds. The screen will be fl ashing. This is the setup
menu.
2. Turn the knob through the menu until you get to “Edit”.
3. Press the knob and turn to the recipe you want to edit.
There are 18 blank recipes to customize and save.
4. Press the knob and enter the cook, hold and time values.
5. After the entering the fi nal value, “Edit” will show
again.
6. Press the knob to edit more recipes or turn to “End” to
exit the menu.
To use one of the recipes:
1. Push one of the three RECIPE group buttons for the
recipe number you want.
2. Turn the knob to the recipe you want and press the knob
to select.
3. Press the START button to preheat.
4. After it shows “READY”, press the START button
again to begin the recipe.
Note: The display button will cycle through all the values
as before, but will include the recipe number, if
using a saved recipe.
Quick Recipe Note:
You can set “Quick Recipes” for recipes that you use often.
This way, when you press a recipe group button and press
start, that recipe will start cooking without searching
for the recipe number. Recipe numbers can be set up as
“quick recipes” as follows:
1. Press and hold both the TIME button and the knob for 5
seconds to get into the menu.
2. Turn the knob to “RBTN” and press the knob. The word
“PUSH” will fl ash.
3. Press one of the recipe group buttons to assign a recipe.
Note: Recipe numbers 1-6 can be set up as Group button 1.
Recipe numbers 7-12 can be set up as Group button 2.
Recipe numbers 13-18 can be set up as Group button 3.
4. Turn the knob to the recipe number you want to assign
to that button and press the knob.
Repeat the process to assign recipes to the other two recipe
group buttons; or,
turn the knob to “END” the submenu; turn to “END” the
menu.
Additional Menu Settings:
Press and hold both the TIME button and the knob for 5
seconds to get into the menu.
Here you can set the recipes, quick recipes, temperature
units (°C or °F) and the datalog
settings (USB connection required):
”RECE” allows you to enable or disable the data record
feature.
“RECF” allows you set how often (in minutes) a
datapoint will be recorded.
“RECD” allows you to set how long (in days) you would
like the data to be stored in memory.
Mild detergent* and hot water,
or mild abrasive cleaner.
Dirt
Steam (no strong alkaline
additive).
Detergent* and hot water.
Fingerprints, Grease, Oil
Water SpotsMild abrasive cleaner.Wipe with damp cloth.
Chemical oven cleaner made
for aluminum.
Mild abrasive cleaner.
Oily or waxy cleaner.
*Mild detergents include soaps and non-abrasive cleaners.
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
IF UNIT GETS TOO HOT OR WON’T SHUT OFF, DISCONNECT
WARNING
1. Cord is unplugged from wall outlet.
POWER AT BRANCH PANEL. DO NOT UNPLUG CORD!
If hot unit is NOT working, fi rst check the following causes:
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3. Switch(es) are turned off.
2. Circuit breaker/fuse to wall outlet is blown.
4. Thermostat(s) are turned off, or are set too low.
IF THE OVEN TURNS ON:
PROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSESOLUTION
Oven does not heat, or doesn’t heat
properly
Heater will not shut off
Vent fans do not shut off
Vent fans do not operate (See Note)
Control will not switch from “COOK” to
“HOLD” (timed mode)
Control will not switch from “COOK” to
“HOLD” (probe mode)
Control will not switch to “COOK” (probe
mode)
1. Sensor
2. Heater relay
3. Loose connection
4. Oven control
5. High Limit
1. Control defective
2. Heater relay
1. Vent fan switch defective
2. Control compartment is still hot.
1. Vent fan switch defective
2. Vent fan defective
1. Oven is in “PROBE” mode.
2. Oven control defective
1. Oven is in the “TIMED” mode
2. Probe not plugged in
3. Probe defective
4. Oven control defective
1. Oven in “TIMED” mode
2. Probe temperature setting lower
than probe temperature
3. Probe not plugged in
4. Oven control defective
1. Replace
2. Replace
3. Replace
4. Replace
5. Replace
1. Replace
2. Replace
1. Replace
2. Wait until it cools
Check “Heater will not shut off”
1. Replace
2. Replace
1. Cancel recipe and switch to “TIMED” mode
2. Replace
1. Cancel recipe and switch to “PROBE” mode
2. Plug in probe
3. Replace
4. Replace
1. Switch to “PROBE” mode
2. Set probe temperature to desired temperature
3. Plug in probe
4. Replace
ERROR CODES:
CODE DISPLAYEDCAUSESOLUTION
no pNo meat probePlug in probe
Err0Temp probe badReplace
NOTE: Vent fans will not operate until the control compartment requires ventilation to limit temperatures. Replacement
of electrical components must be done by a qualifi ed electrician.
Refer to our Service Agency list, FL-1400 (found in the back of this manual), of authorized service centers.
Instructions for replacing parts are included in replacement parts list.