Pratica Rocket Express, Installation And Operation Manual

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL ...

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Page 3: ...ECIPE 7 3 ACCESSING THE OPTIONS USER S SETTINGS 7 4 1 EDIT GROUP 7 4 2 18 18 20 20 21 24 EDIT RECIPES 7 4 3 PREHEATING 7 4 4 29 29 USB 7 4 5 CHANGE LANGUAGE 7 4 6 30 30 CURRENT TEMPERATURE 7 4 7 DATE TIME ADJUSTMENT 7 4 8 30 31 CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT 7 4 9 CHANGE PASSWORD 7 4 10 31 31 EDIT ACCESSES 7 4 11 MANUFACTURER S INFORMATION 7 4 12 32 32 7 4 7 4 13 32 SAC RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS CONTENTS ...

Page 4: ... FAVORITES 7 6 TEST MODE 7 7 DAILY CLEANING GUIDE 33 34 35 8 ALERTS AND ERRORS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS 39 40 9 ACCESSORIES 10 CONCLUSION 42 ANNOTATIONS 43 7 7 1 STONE CLEANING GUIDE 7 7 2 37 37 AIR FILTER CLEANING GUIDE ...

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Page 6: ...ther it is to hear your ideas cri cisms sugges ons orsolveaproblem Countonus OurMission Bringqualityandproduc vitytothefoodprepara onenvironment OurCommitment Ÿ Alwaysknowingandmee ngtheneedsofourcustomers Ÿ Offeringreliable high performance andenergy efficientproducts Ÿ Always looking for improvements of processes products and cost to offer more valuetoourcustomerseverysingleday Ÿ Treatourcustomerswi...

Page 7: ...orized technician to the site where the appliance will be installed orthecustomercancallatechnicianoftheirchoice ifpreferable If new visits are needed to complete the delivery installa on of the product due to the lack of adequate electrical or exhaust related condi ons the costs ofsuchvisitsshallbethecustomer sresponsibility For the appliance s installa on the customer must provide all condi ons ...

Page 8: ...eaning that causes damages to the components will not be covered under warranty For example pouringwaterinsidetheelectricpanel etc Changes performed by unauthorized technicians in the original condi ons of installa onsuchaselectricaldistribu on installa onloca on etc Use of aggressive or abrasive products that are unsuitable for cleaning which maytarnish wear scratchordamageaccessoriesorequipmentc...

Page 9: ... onandOpera onManualasaguide Make sure that the electric and exhaust systems are made and installed by a qualifiedcompanyortechnician Before contac ng technical assistance check the manual for troubleshoo ng psthatcanbesolvedwithoutatechnician The wear and tear of the unit is not covered by warranty To ensure produc vity and increase the life of the product it is essen al to perform the dailycleani...

Page 10: ...ce Do not operate the equipment with the door open due to microwave energy exposure Do not allow food residue or other debris to accumulate on the surface of the doorandhingetoavoiddamagingtheappliance Do not use the applianceif itis damaged The oven sdoor should always close properly Fullysealedpackagesshouldnotbeheatedintheovenastheycanexplode Usethisapplianceonlyforthefunc onsdescribedinthisman...

Page 11: ...apabili es or that have not been properlytrainedtooperatetheunit The minimum height of free space above the microwave should be of 5 9in 150mm Onlyuseutensilssuitableforuseinmicrowaveovens When hea ng food in microwave safe container check the oven frequently duetothepossibilityofigni on Theovenshouldbecleaneddailyandanyfoodremainsshouldberemoved Failuretomaintaintheoveninacleancondi oncouldleadto...

Page 12: ...rwiththesafetyinterlocks Donotplaceanyobjectbetweentheovenfrontfaceandthedoororallowsoil orcleanerresiduetoaccumulateonsealingsurfaces Do not operate the oven if it is damaged It is par cularly important that the ovendoorcloseproperlyandthatthereisnodamagetothe a Door bent b Hingesandlatches brokenorloosened c Doorsealsandsealingsurfaces The oven should not be adjusted or repaired by anyone except...

Page 13: ... near stoves deep fryers hot plates and other equipment that releases fat fumes and heat The ven la on electrical panel and motor vents must be far from these heat sources to prevent damagetotheelectricalsystemoftheappliance Theovenmustbeinstalledinaleveledandwellven latedarea The installa on of the equipment in a non suitable place can result in the loss ofwarranty Chamber Dimension Capacity Heig...

Page 14: ...it breaker for the oven that must be located at least 6 1 8m awayfromtherightsidesoftheoven USA CANADA Voltage Frequency Power Circuit Breaker Consump on 60 Hz 5 7 kW 30 A 4 kWh Phases Single Cable Socket 3x10AWG NEMA 6 30 NEMA 6 30 EUROPA Voltage Frequency Power Circuit Breaker Consump on 230 V 50 Hz 7 2 kW 32 A 5 kWh Phases Single Cable 3x4mm Socket 32A 2P T 32A 2P T Power Cable Exhaust Outlets ...

Page 15: ...d In the event of damage due to improper grounding to third par es and or to the equipment the will be held responsible and will characterized as negligence due to the non compliance withthestandards Thereisanequipoten alpointontherearpaneloftheoven INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL ...

Page 16: ...hebo omheaterhelpstheheattransferwithinthechamber At the same me Magnetrons generate energy via microwave that evenly heatsthefoodwatermolecules a b c d e 4ROCKETEXPRESSTECHNOLOGY The Rocket Express oven uses a combina on of hea ng for high speed forced air convec on and microwave energy to heat forced food more quickly than theconven onalmethods Thefigurebelowillustratesthestepsinvolvingthetechnol...

Page 17: ... hea ng the molecules of water fat and sugar by making them vibrate The heat is transmi ed to the interior of the food by thermal conduc on demys fying the idea that the microwaves cook food from the insideout The Rocket Express works through the associa on between microwaves and hotairdirectedtowardsthefood Thevariablesintheopera onconsistof Each opera on recipe can be programmed with up to six s...

Page 18: ...ners is forbidden because they will burn insidetheovenbecauseoftheheat Opera on Time The food heated by microwaves occur from the outside in and the penetra on level will vary depending on the type of food Therefore you should relate the prepara on me to the food composi on the quan ty of food processed as well as its density and thickness The larger the food amount quan ty or density the greater ...

Page 19: ...resenta onare achievedtowardtheendoftheprocess Later combine the air speed varia ons to reach the desired crispness and color Remember the air also transmits heat to the food so keep that in mind when se ng blower percentage The food s weight size and shape are cri calwhense ngthetotalcook me Thefollowinginforma oniscri calwhencrea nganewrecipe The ini al temperature of the product will change the...

Page 20: ...ushthebu on To access the next recipes page u lize the paging arrows Make sure there is food inside the oven otherwise itwillcausedamagestotheequipment Therecipewillenterinexecu onimmediately The screen will present the group name recipe name situa on of the opera on In progress or paused and the remaining me for conclusion of therecipe WEDNESDAY 06 28 2017 15 40 PREHEATING SETTINGS DAILY CLEANING...

Page 21: ...owave and hot airduringapredetermined me Brown More Ac vates only the hot air during a predetermined me Heat More Ac vates only the microwave during a predetermined me Repeat Recipe Repeats the same recipe chosen by the user In Heat Brown More Brown More and Heat More the me will be defined at the moment of crea ngtherecipe The four op ons men oned above may be disabled sothattheydonotappearinanyre...

Page 22: ... Thepasswordmaybechanged seepage31 The User s Se ngs screen is composed by sixteen items Use the arrows to access the next op ons screen Understand each item in detail in the followingpages 7 3 a b c 7 4 MEAL FINISHING TEX MEX CHICKEN WINGS GRATIN BREAKFAST SANDWICH PIZZA SUBS BAKERY GROUPS page 1 CURRENT 210 C LOWER RESISTANCE 250 C TEMPERATURE 250 C RESISTANCE OF THE CHAMBER TEST MODE SETTINGS F...

Page 23: ... or select the group you wish to edit It is possible to have up to a totalofsixteengroups The available op ons a er choosing between edi ng orcrea ngagroupwillbe Edit Name changes the name of the group you may usele ers numbersorspecialcharacters EditImage changestheimagethegroupicontakes Edit Recipes accesses the op ons of edi on to the recipesoftheselectedgroup Delete Group deletes all the infor...

Page 24: ... bu on On the next screen it will be possible to delete a selec on of recipes or all the recipes Selectrecipes Sselect the recipes you wish to delete the will indicatetheselectedones andthenclickonthetrash canofthefixedbar The opposite message will appear To confirm the exclusion of the recipes click on the icon DELETE SELECTION to con nue selec ng click on CONTINUESELECTION BREAKFAST SANDWICH SUBS ...

Page 25: ...e endofthegroupslist Choose loca on in the list The operator will be directed to the groups screen to choose the loca on he shewants According to adjacent screen if the chosen group at the beginning of the edi ng process is PIZZA and the user wishes to place it before LASAGNA just click on the LASAGNA icon Observe by the example that the originanddes na onloca onarenotreplaced the so warejustreord...

Page 26: ...ll the informa on of the selectedrecipe includingthesteps Order orders the loca on in which the recipe appearsamongtheotherrecipesofthegroup Edit Heat Brown More Changes the me of Heat BrownMorefunc on Add Remove from Favorites Adds or removes the recipeintheFavoriteslist 2 1 EditName When selec ng the Edit Name op on the following screenwillbepresented Clicking on and the screen will toggle betwe...

Page 27: ...ge the percentage of Hot Air Microwaves and Lower Resistance Infra red just swipe the finger overthebarofeachparameterorclickonthedesired loca on To define the temperature click on the icon A keyboard will appear on the opposite side define thedesiredvalueandclickonOK The same way fill out the me BREAKFAST SANDWICH SUBS PIZZA BAKERY MEAL FINISHING TEX MEX CHICKEN WINGS CHOOSE AN IMAGE FOR THE RECIPE F...

Page 28: ... return to the steps screen to edit create new step ortesttheac vesteps To test click on the icon that is found in the fixed bar on the steps screen Before proceeding with the test makesurethatthereisfoodinsidethechamber Use toreturntotherecipeedi ngop ons 2 4 DeleteRecipe Press to delete the recipe press the bu on to confirm the exclusion or to return to theop onsforrecipeedi on ACTIVE INACTIVE EDI...

Page 29: ... EditHeat BrownMore The Heat Brown More func on is defined by recipe that is it is not a fixed value for all of them the user may define the me he she wishes for each one of theop ons Rememberthat BrownMore Onlyac vatesHOTAIR HeatMore Ac vatesonlytheMICROWAVE Heat BrownMore Mergesbothelements CHOOSE LOCATION IN THE LIST AFTER 2 SUB 15cm 2 SUB 30cm 1 SUB 15cm 2 SUB 15cm 1 SUB 30cm 3 SUB 15cm 3 SUB 15c...

Page 30: ...he favorites just do the same process In the recipe edi on op ons screen the Remove from Favorites icon will appear when clicking on it the ribbon will disappear from the icon and the recipe will be removed from the Favoriteslist Use toreturntotheuseredi ngop ons EDIT HEAT BROWN 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 OK __s BROWN MORE __s HEAT BROWN MORE __s HEAT MORE EDIT HEAT BROWN 1 4 7 2 5 8 0 3 6 9 OK 30s BROWN...

Page 31: ...in USB are Import ExportandUpdateSystem Whenselec ngoneofthefunc ons themessage Insert theflashdriveandwaitforrecogni on willappear AA er the recogni on the user will be taken to the func onop onspreviouslychosen Import All GrouporSe ngs Export All GrouporSe ngs SystemUpdate Incaseoferror thedisplayedmessagewillbe Therewas an error during the Import Export Update Please removetheflashdriveandrestart...

Page 32: ... and format it must be presented to the user respec ng the followingstandards European Time American ISO Click on and to edit respec vely the date and me P re s s to change the date me format The opposite screen will be displayed Choose the date and me format and click on to confirm and returntotheop ons Usee toreturntotheuseredi ngop ons PORTUGUESE SPANISH ENGLISH CHANGE LANGUAGE FRENCH CHAMBER RE...

Page 33: ...stothefunc oninwhichyou mayblockfunc onstowhichtheoperatorshaveaccess For example If you wish that the Favorites and Test Mode func ons are never accessed by the operators just click on both of them which will turn dark gray indica ng that they are locked un l the moment you wishtounlockthem To unlock just click on the desired func ons once more Use toreturntotheuseredi ngop ons CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT...

Page 34: ...esides the Se ngs defined by the user Make sure to create a Backup through USB before proceeding A er inser ng the password and touching OK IT IS NOTPOSSIBLETORECOVERTHEINFORMATION Use toreturntotheuseredi ngop ons MANUFACTURER S INFORMATION Rocket Express Firmware V 1 0 Serial Number 1234 Manufacturing Date 08 11 2016 32 SAC Address of the Factory Prática Produtos S A Rodovia BR 459 km 101 Pouso A...

Page 35: ...sethroughtherecipesusingthearrows See how to Add or Remove a recipe from the Favoriteslistonpage28 LOWER RESISTANCE 250 C TEMPERATURE 250 C CHAMBER RESISTENCE TEST MODE SETTINGS FAVORITES DAILY CLEANING GUIDE 2 SUB 15cm or 2 SUB 30cm 1 SUB 15cm 2 SUB 15cm 1 SUB 30cm 3 SUB 15cm 3 SUB 15cm 2 SUB 30cm FAVORITES page 1 4 SUB 15cm 2 SUB 30cm 3 SUB 15cm or 1 SUB 15cm and 1 SUB 30cm 4 SUB 15cm 1 SUB 30cm...

Page 36: ... that is when click on the icon it will be necessary to inform the user s accesspasswordtothese ngs A er informing the user s password choose between crea ng a new group or alloca ng the transported parameters in a new recipe in an already existentgroup Define the name of the New Recipe the Image and choose in which posi on step you wish to allocate thetransportedinforma on To finalize if you wish d...

Page 37: ...clickingonthearrow 3 Rub the whole internal area of the oven with a non abrasivesponge Proceedclickingonthearrow 4 Rinse the oven using a piece of wet cloth Proceedclickingonthearrow LOWER RESISTANCE 250 C TEMPERATURE 250 C CHAMBER RESISTANCE TEST MODE SETTINGS FAVORITES DAILY CLEANING GUIDE OPEN THE OVEN DOOR AND WAIT FOR THE TEMPERATURE TO DROP TO 90 C 102 C APPLY THE KAY OVEN CLEANER IN THE OVE...

Page 38: ...i ze the grid remove it from the oven and apply the Kay Oven Cleaner Proceed clicking on the arrow 7 Rub the grid and supports Proceed clicking on thearrow 8 Reassembletheoven ATTENTION The equipment sanita on process must be done daily Failure to follow this guideline may affect the device service life adversely besides the possibility of resul ng in risks as informed in the Safety Instruc ons con...

Page 39: ... it to dry completelybeforeusingit Cleaning Carefully remove it from the oven and using a dry nylon mop remove the food par cles Onlyusecloth spongeorspatula 2AirFilterCleaningGuide To have access to the air filter remove the stone the grid and removable lower tray fromtheoven Then removethefilterwithanupwardmovement asintheimage Tosani zecorrectly placethefiltertosoakinwarmwaterwithneutraldetergent ...

Page 40: ... In this case turn off and turn on the oven again using thepanelbu on Whenturningtheovenbackon thescreenthatmust bedisplayedis Inthiscase justwaitforthesystemtoreset A erthe reset theovenreturnstooperatenormally ERRORS In case of several unsuccessful reset a empts the alert will become an error and it will be necessary to contactTechnicalAssistance Refer to the table on the next screen to verify th...

Page 41: ...Becomes Error when both inac ve ALERTSANDERRORSTABLE 8 3 Can Network Communica on CLMG Low Magnetron Current thirty seconds without reaching the current cables disconnected or faulty 39 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL You can call our technical assistance to provide feedback offer sugges ons or get assistance troubleshoo ng during normal business hours at 1 214 299 7726 ...

Page 42: ...roduct is safe for handling non corrosive being approved and recommendedbyPrá ca Kay Oven Cleaner Cloth An abrasive sponge Procedure Turn off the oven 1 Apply in the oven at 194 356 F 3 Apply the Kay Oven Cleaner on the grids 2 4 Leave the product applied in place de for 5 to 10 minutes 6 Wipe the oven with a wet cloth Rub using the an brasive sponge 5 40 ...

Page 43: ...the oven Then remove the catalyst through a ver cal movementupwards asshowninthefollowingimage Soak the cataly c converter in warm water with neutral detergent A er 15 minutes rinseitthoroughlyandputthecataly cconverterbackintheoven 8 3Cleaningthestone Thestoneshouldbecleanedwithacloth sponge atowel Note DO NOT immerse the stone in water and don t use water to clean the stone Ifthestoneiswet letit...

Page 44: ...chine will work together Ovens must be operated with cau on and care to provide best results Ini a ve is necessary when an opportunity is given to operate such a great tool as a Prá ca oven The operator can extract op mal equipment performanceandadapttotheoven Crea vity must be possessed by the professionals who are willing to master the oven as a tool Nothing is be er than human crea vity and tho...

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