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1.4  Suggestions and recommendations

 

 
 

 

Pack foodstuffs in at least 95°C heat resistant bag or containers. 
 
 
 

 

In  order  to  get  the  best  performances  display  foodstuff  on  a  single  layer  only  and  prefer 
containers which ensure good contact with the shelves surfaces. 

 
 

 

Clean regularly the unit. 

 
 
 

 

Never clean the unit using a water hose. 

 
 
 

 

It is crucial that foodstuff are packaged immediately  after preparation.  A core temperature 
of 85°C at that time is suggested. 

 
 

 

 

Remove  immediately  from  the  appliance  foodstuffs  in  damaged  packaging  and  clean 
components that have come in contact with products from damaged packaging. 
 
 
 

 

Use the unit in perfect technical condition only. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SCARLET

Page 1: ...i WARNING Read the instructions before using the machine SCARLET HEATED MULTIDECK MERCHANDISER USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...2 KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY DOCUMENT NAME REVISION NR DOCUMENT RELEASE DATE APPROVAL SIGN SCARLET SERIES USER MANUAL 4 30 07 2019...

Page 3: ...warm up 15 6 4 Cabinet loading 15 6 5 System operational modes options 16 6 6 User setting menu access 17 6 7 User setting menu structure 18 6 8 Shelf temperature setting level 4 19 6 9 Shelf tempera...

Page 4: ...sponsibility for damages caused by failure to observe the instructions for the correct use and maintenance of the unit as stated in this manual 1 2 Pictograms and symbols In this manual the following...

Page 5: ...shelves can be very hot Keep clear of obstructions all ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in the structure for building in Do not place any kind of thing on the upper part of the unit...

Page 6: ...6 HANDLING RECOMMENDATIONS IN CASTORS CONFIGURATION HANG THE POWER CORD TO THE HOOKS DURING CABINET RELOCATION...

Page 7: ...7 HANDLING RECOMMENDATIONS IN CASTORS CONFIGURATION STOP THE CABINET WITH ANCILLARY FEET AFTER RELOCATION...

Page 8: ...ntact with the shelves surfaces Clean regularly the unit Never clean the unit using a water hose It is crucial that foodstuff are packaged immediately after preparation A core temperature of 85 C at t...

Page 9: ...al of the waste material the following information are provided a The electrical and electronic equipment that can be considered as waste material WEEE following art Nr 6 par 1 a of the Decree Law nr...

Page 10: ...are in writing the cancellation of the Contract by refunding the Buyer for the price indicated in the purchase order with the return of the goods to the Seller In the event of refunds they must not ex...

Page 11: ...rformance The noise level of the unit is lower than 35 dB 4 2 Intended use The unit has been designed to maintain the foodstuffs at the end user desired temperature allowed temperature setting range 4...

Page 12: ...ts ultimate location and stabilize it by setting the four adjusting feet in order to guarantee a proper stability and functionality This operation is crucial in order to guarantee a proper performance...

Page 13: ...E 6 1 How the system works After start up the system automatically manages the IR heaters power supply in order to reach and keep constantly the programmed target temperature at each level 4 level 3 l...

Page 14: ...switch 220 230V 50 60Hz SET OFF SET OFF 3 sec SET t t ES 1 C Safety switch temp probes and heaters self test progress 3 2 1 0 SET t n O 21 1 C System ON Actual 4 levels average temperature System ON...

Page 15: ...ET t n O 65 0 C MODEL OPEN FRONT VERSION WARM UP TIME minutes CLOSED FRONT VERSION WARM UP TIME minutes 71 30 20 100 45 25 120 60 30 6 4 Cabinet loading MIN 10 cm Load the cabinet with packaged and pr...

Page 16: ...5 7 SET t n O 21 3 SET OFF SET OFF SYSTEM OFF NO ON OFF SCHEDULING ON OFF SCHEDULING ACTIVE SYSTEM FORCED OFF BY OPERATOR SET t n O 70 2 SYSTEM ON NO ON OFF SCHEDULING SYSTEM ON ON OFF SCHEDULING ACTI...

Page 17: ...ET t n O 21 1 C SET C PASS 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C PASS 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C PASS 0 SET t n O 21 1 C SET t n O 61 1 C 5 sec SET t n O 21 1 C SET C PASS 0 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C PASS 0 SET t n O 2...

Page 18: ...t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 1 H H c SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 3256 H l c SET CIoc 15 37 SET rEG 00 00 SET on 00 0...

Page 19: ...helf temperature setting level 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 74 t 4 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 74 t 4...

Page 20: ...3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 67 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 67 t 3 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 40 80 C SET t n O 21 1 C SET...

Page 21: ...2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 65 t 2 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 40 80 C SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET...

Page 22: ...1 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 40 80 C SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET...

Page 23: ...Led 1 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN LED ON SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 0 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 0 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET...

Page 24: ...0 SET rEG 16 15 SET rEG 16 15 GET ACCESS TO THE USER SETTINGS MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SE...

Page 25: ...MENU FIRST THEN SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 1 SET CIoc 15 37 SET rEG 00 00 SET o...

Page 26: ...oFF oFF oFF oFF SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 1 SET CIoc 15 37 SET rEG 00 00 SET o...

Page 27: ...VE SET Acti 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 4 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 3 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 2 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C Led 1 SET CIoc 15 37 SET rEG 00 00 SET on 0...

Page 28: ...ET t n O 21 1 C SET C 70 t 1 SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 3256 H l c SET t n O 21 1 C SET C 1 H H c H H 0000 9999 c H L 0000 9999 c EXAMPLES H L 356 H H 0 c c H L 0 H H 1 H L 23 H H 2 c c c c 356 RUNNING HO...

Page 29: ...ater and a soap mixture of 5 neutral or Marseille soap Avoid using aggressive detergents and dry parts with a damp cloth Never clean the unit using water hose In order to ensure a proper maintenance a...

Page 30: ...er cabinet s top front If an overheating condition occurs the heaters power supply is automatically switched off a warning signal is displayed and a prolonged alarm sound is produced Overheating repre...

Page 31: ...level 3 level 2 level 1 level 20 sec 20 sec 20 sec 20 sec If a temperature probes failure occurs the heaters power supply is automatically switched off a warning signal is displayed and a prolonged a...

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