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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

Each King Edward Product is individually handmade by craftsmen using traditional methods and 
materials.  Please follow our recommendations carefully, you will then enjoy many years of excellent 
service and lasting good looks from this product

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

We recommend that wherever possible, the baker is sited near adequate extraction / ventilation to 
assist with the disposal of steam.

The exterior of this appliance will get hot during operation.  Suitable precautions must be taken.

Make sure that the mains flex cannot come into contact with hot surfaces and that it is adjusted to the 
required length by a qualified person upon installation.  Do not push excess flex under the baker.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the Manufacturer, its Service Agent or Similarly 
Qualified Persons in order to avoid a hazard.

Do not position the baker near to the edge of a counter or work surface, where staff or customers may 
brush against it in passing.

Position the baker so that the electrical socket can be reached easily in the event that the baker needs to 
be disconnected from the electric supply.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Take out the wire trays and position the potatoes on them ready for loading.

Plug the Compact in at the socket. Turn the black thermostat knob on the control panel (left of the two) 
to the temperature required.   For jacket potatoes we recommend 190 - 200°C.  At this stage the neon 
light will come on to indicate that the oven is heating up; and the display lights and fan motor will also 
come on.  

When the thermostat neon goes out, the oven has reached temperature.  You can then load the prepared 
trays of potatoes. 

The right hand black knob controls the temperature in the Bain Marie unit. The Bain Marie unit uses 
dry heat, using the element only to heat the containers.  Once hot toppings are transferred to the Bain 
Maries, they will be kept hot and ready to serve for as long as the thermostat knob is left on.  

When cooked sufficiently, the potatoes will feel soft when gently squeezed; they can then be 
transferred to the top display area.  To maintain adequate storage temperature in the top display area, 
the main oven must be left on at normal operating temperature (190 - 200°C).

If you intend to cook products other than potatoes, adjust the temperature and cooking times 

according to the product’s cooking instructions.  It is important to remember this is a fan assisted oven 
with reduced cooking times.

Summary of Contents for Classic

Page 1: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CLASSIC COMPACT OVEN CLASSIC COMPACT OVEN BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG MODE D EMPLOI GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Rev V10 revised 01 06 2010 ...

Page 2: ...m the electric supply INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Take out the wire trays and position the potatoes on them ready for loading Plug the Compact in at the socket Turn the black thermostat knob on the control panel left of the two to the temperature required For jacket potatoes we recommend 190 200 C At this stage the neon light will come on to indicate that the oven is heating up and t...

Page 3: ...ecome thicker and crunchier if it is cooked for longer at a lower temperature However once the baked potatoes are removed from the oven the skins will become softer as they reduce in temperature Once removed from the very hot temperature of the baking oven and placed into the lower temperature of the holding oven the potatoes will inevitably reduce in core temperature The display oven is intention...

Page 4: ...00104 6 Top Display area crumb tray C TO CT 7a Main Oven Thermostat Switch control knob 190304 7b Bain Marie temperature control knob 190304 8 Cast Door C700102V 9 Rubber Door Seal 700129V 10 11 Door Catch complete inc stud 500115 12 Top Door Knob 500221 13 Door Hinge Bracket DHB001 14 Bain Marie Element CC9010 15 One sixth gastronorm pot 100mm deep 800110 16 One sixth gastronorm notched lid 80010...

Page 5: ...ating loose Test oven by turning fan switch on turn thermostat to mid setting 150 200 towards neon Allow oven to cycle several times making sure fan blade does not catch on element cover 7 Replacing Fan Oven Element 7 1 As 4 1 7 2 As 6 4 7 3 Disconnect element connections 7 4 As 6 1 Remove element fixing screws Replace with new item and reverse process Test oven 8 Replacing Thermostat 8 1 As 6 1 8...

Page 6: ...efore loading will enable you to gain the maximum capacity from your baker but always remember to use a heat pad when placing hot wire trays directly onto a work surface The Bain Marie unit is designed to keep toppings hot whilst being served it is NOT suitable to cook toppings from cold Please ensure therefore that all hot toppings fillings are thoroughly cooked elsewhere before being transferred...

Page 7: ...ck CC9005 17 Thermal Cut Out 190222 7 Wires Black CC9006 18 Thermostat Switch COM TS SW 8 Wires Red CC9007 19 Simmerstat 600110 10 Mains Connector 190306V 20 Red neon indicator 190001a BULB CHANGE BULB CHANGE TOP OVEN TOP OVEN Disconnect the oven from mains supply Pull or leaver off square glass bulb cover carefully unscrew bulb anti clockwise Reverse for assembly Bulbs are not covered by guarante...

Page 8: ...ut The whole oven lights elements and fan cycles off and then on again some time later indicating a replacement thermostat is required Yes consult Service Engineer SERVICE SHEET SERVICE SHEET DISCONNECT FROM ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BEFORE COMMENCING SERVICE 1 Replacing top oven bulb Access is gained through top oven door Lever off the glass cover and unscrew bulb Replace cover ensuring cut out in cover...

Page 9: ...overed by this guarantee Please check your fuses and electricity supply before calling out an engineer as service calls requested in error will be charged at the normal rate Please have the equipment sited where it is easily accessible to the engineer and where there is adequate room to work In the case of an oven please ensure the product has not been used within 6 hours of the engineers visit an...

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