These original operating instructions describe how to safely operate,
clean and care for the appliance, along with measures for trouble
shooting. The operating instructions are aimed at people who will
operate, clean and care for the appliance.
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1.2 Handling this document
Keep these operating instructions accessible for operating and
cleaning staff.
Keep these operating instructions throughout the appliance's entire
life cycle.
Pass these operating instructions on to subsequent owners.
Make sure that this appliance is only operated and cleaned by
persons who have received instruction, regular training and a health
and safety briefing.
Make sure that this appliance is only operated and cleaned by
persons who have read the entire operating instructions carefully and
have understood the safety information.
Make sure that the following persons only operate the appliance if a
person with the above-named qualifications is supervising or giving
instruction:
– Children
– Persons with impaired physical, sensory or mental abilities
– Persons who do not have the above-named qualifications
Make sure that only an Eloma service partner carries out repairs or
maintenance work on the appliance.
2.2.2 During cooking
Risk of bruising from opening and closing the chamber door
Make sure that no persons are within the chamber door's rotation
radius.
Close the chamber door carefully.
Risk of burns from hot surfaces
Wear protective clothing (e.g. long-sleeved clothing and protective
gloves).
Lock the mobile tray rack in place.
Do not touch the hanging rack or mobile tray rack when removing
foodstuffs.
Do not touch the door glass or housing.
Do not touch the pipes for exhaust air and waste water.
For gas appliances: Do not touch the exhaust stack, the gas exhaust
pipe or its cover.
Risk of scalding from hot liquids
Wear protective clothing (e.g. long-sleeved clothing and protective
gloves).
Do not load the appliance above head height.
Close the chamber door carefully so hot water does not escape if the
siphon overflows.
Risk of scalding from hot steam
Wear protective clothing (e.g. long-sleeved clothing and protective
gloves).
Open the chamber door carefully.
Risk of tipping due to top-heavy loading of the appliance
Load the hanging rack or mobile tray rack evenly, working from
bottom to top.
Risk of fire from flammable materials
Do not load the appliance with food containing highly flammable
ingredients (e.g. alcohol).
Do not place any highly flammable materials over the appliance.
Clean the appliance regularly.
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Safety
Do not operate the appliance in toxic or potentially explosive
atmospheres.
If the appliance has been installed under a hood: turn the hood on
during operation.
If the appliance has been installed outdoors: only operate the
appliance in an area protected from the wind.
If the appliance has been connected to a chimney with flow
protection: clean the exhaust line regularly in accordance with
country-specific regulations.
Material damage from improper use
Use accessories correctly in the chamber to prevent the door glass
from cracking.
Make sure that no objects are within the chamber door's radius of
rotation.
Material damage from overheating
Make sure that the supply air opening and the ventilation slots are
unobstructed and not covered.
Keep the area between the appliance feet unobstructed to ensure
sufficient ventilation below the appliance.
1 Door handle
2 Inner door
3 Chamber door
4 Drip channel
5 Chamber
6 USB port
7 Ventilation slots
8 Hand shower
9 Control panel with On/Off button
10 Supply air opening
11 Exhaust air pipe
12 Exhaust gas pipe draught damper (on gas appliances)
13 Emergency opening handle
14 Mobile tray rack
3.1.2 Floor model
Fig. 2: Appliance overview: Floor model, gas, right hinged
The appliance shall only be used for the thermal preparation of food, with
the exception of food containing highly flammable ingredients (e.g.
alcohol).
The appliance must not be operated without supervision.
The appliance is designed for use in commercial environments.
In convection operation mode, dry air is used to roast and bake food. This
operation mode is suitable for all foods which should be crispy and
browned.
In combi steam operation mode, the combination of humidity and
temperature creates an atmosphere in the chamber which prevents the
surface of the foodstuff from drying out and speeds up the passage of
heat through the foodstuff.
The preheating/cool down function is used to heat the chamber
temperature up or cool it down to the set nominal temperature.
For appliances with an autoclean function: the cool down function sprays
water into the chamber at certain temperatures in order to cool it down.
Available in all operation modes.
The holding function can be used to keep cooked food at a specified
chamber temperature.
Once the other steps have been selected, the holding function is added
as the final cooking step.
Available in all operation modes except baking, if the nominal
temperature of the final cooking step is <140 °C (<284 °F).
The energy saving function is used to operate the appliance in an energysaving mode at half the heating power.
Available in all operation modes except steam.
The pre-set timer function can be used to specify a time when the
program should start or end. An end time cannot be set if a cooking step
is controlled via the core temperature.
Available in all operation modes.
The steam protection system (SPS®) function is used to extract the
steam present in the appliance shortly before the end of the program, so
that only a small amount of steam escapes when the chamber door is
opened.
Available in "steam" operation mode.
The Delta-T-cooking special program is a particular form of low
temperature cooking. Throughout the entire cooking step, the appliance
maintains a set temperature difference (delta T) between the current
actual core temperature and the current actual temperature in the
chamber.
The cooking step ends as soon as the set nominal core temperature is
reached.
The cook and hold special program is used to add the holding function as
the final cooking step once the other steps have been selected. The
holding function can be used to keep cooked food at a specified chamber
temperature.
During operation, all the cooking data of a program and cleaning program
are saved as an HACCP protocol. The HACCP protocol can be
transferred to a computer via a USB connection.
Touch the toggle key to switch a function on or off.
Sliders can be moved horizontally and, on the Climatic® MT
screen, in all directions.
Move the slider to adjust values.
Example: Settings field
Fields are areas which contain a symbol and call up an
action when touched. Fields are used for navigation, for
setting values or for activating functions. Highlighted fields
indicate which area or function is active.
Highlighted fields indicate which area or function is active.
Greyed-out fields cannot be activated.
Tab. 2: Description of the screen layout
4.1.1 Screen elements
Toogle keys
Sliders
Fields
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Screen description
Activation line
Fig. 4: Activation line example
The activation line is displayed when a field in a list is touched. The
activation line is closed when a different field is touched.
Overlays
Fig. 5: Overlay example
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Overlays appear as a second level over the screen and show extended
setting options. Overlays are opened by touching a field and closed by
touching the same field again or an area outside of the overlay.