Prismafood VISIOME, Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...ENGLISH INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL VISIOME Rev 03 ...

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Page 3: ...he user s responsibility p 7 4 2 Movement p 8 4 3 Electrical connection p 9 4 4 Equipotential p 9 5 USE AND OPERATION 5 1 Oven switching on p 11 5 2 General Settings p 12 5 3 Set temperature control parameters p 13 5 4 Programmed switching on off p 14 5 5 Cooking Settings p 16 5 6 Timer p 20 5 7 Chimney Exhaust p 21 5 8 Steamer p 22 5 9 Eco Mode p 23 5 10 Oven switching off p 24 5 11 Maintenance M...

Page 4: ...on p 30 10 2 Key locking and unlocking p 30 10 3 Tins chamber lights switch on p 30 10 4 Temperature adjustment p 30 10 5 Control unit switch off p 30 11 HOOD WITH CONDENSATION IINSTRUCTIONS 11 1 Control unit switch on p 30 11 2 Key locking and unlocking p 30 11 3 Hood aspiration swith on p 30 11 4 Condensation system p 30 11 5 Control unit switch off p 30 11 7 Hood lights swith on p 31 ...

Page 5: ...any damage to people animals or property due to non compliance with the standards described in this manual This manual must always be available to authorised operators and be near the oven safe and in good condition Authorised operators must only conduct the operations on the oven within their competence 1 SERIAL NUMBER 2 2 OVEN OFF STATUS Before carrying out any type of maintenance and or adjustm...

Page 6: ...e C 50 400 Power supply Volt 400 Chambers no 1 Power kW 18 6 19 8 WITH STEAMER Top resistor power W 1100x9 Bottom resistor power W 900x9 External dimensions cm L 182 5 D 146 5 H 40 4 Internal dimensions cm L 124 0 D 108 0 H 17 5 Net weight kg 411 421 WITH STEAMER ...

Page 7: ... and the power of the system are compatible with the values outlined in the technical characteristics 3 1 and on the plate affixed to the back of the oven The characteristics of the electrical power supply socket must be compatible with the plug installed on the cable The location where the oven is installed must have the following environmental characteristics be dry the temperature and relative ...

Page 8: ...8 Use a forklift or a pallet truck of adequate capacity 4 2 MOVEMENT 4 INSTALLATION 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 WARNING DO NOT GO BEYOND 1250MM WITH FORKS FRONTAL DAMAGE RISK ...

Page 9: ...EN THE CONTACTS TO ENSURE COMPLETE DISCONNECTION IN CONDITIONS CLASSED AS OVER VOLTAGE CATEGORY III IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INSTALLATION RULES To connect the machine to the electrical mains proceed as follows 1 Connect the conductors L1 L2 L3 N of a power supply cable to the terminal board unsheathed with end sleeves as in the type indicated in table 3 1 2 Assemble the standard polarised cable on t...

Page 10: ... pag 15 5 5 Cooking Settings pag 16 5 5 1 Cooking Programs setting pag 17 5 5 2 Selecting coking Program pag 18 5 5 3 Manual Functioning pag 19 5 6 Timer pag 20 5 6 1 Timer during manual cooking M pag 20 5 6 2 Count Down pag 20 5 7 Chimney Exhaust pag 21 5 7 1 Chimney Exhaust during manual cooking M pag 21 5 7 2 Chimney Exhaust during programmed coking pag 21 5 8 Steamer pag 22 5 8 1 Steamer switc...

Page 11: ...11 5 1 OVEN SWITCHING ON Press to switch the oven on Light Steam Inlet Chimney ON Chimney OPENED OFF Chimney CLOSED Menu Exit ON OFF Confirm ...

Page 12: ... E MAINTENANCE SETTINGS Use the arrows to reach GENERAL SETTINGS PRESS to enter the Menu Press to exit 5 2 1 SETTINGS AND CUSTOMIZATIONS Here you can set Interface type Dashboard Simple Heating Element Language Italian English Deutsch Francais Brightness Date Year Month Day Time Hours Minutes Seconds Press SAVE to save the parameters Press to exit settings A B C D E ...

Page 13: ...MPERATURE SETTING TEMPERATURE SETTINGS Password to be supplied by the manufacturer A Maximum Top Temperature B Maximum Bottom Temperature C Top power D Bottom power E Hysteresis adjustment F Power Modulation Period G Temperature measuring unit H Temperature Probe type I Fan OFF temperature Press SAVE to save the parameters Press to exit settings A B C D E F G H I ...

Page 14: ...can switch the oven on and off by pressing DAILY the oven switches on and off every day at the set time paragr 5 4 2 WEEKLY the oven switches on and off every day at following a set calendar par 5 4 3 See the instructions at paragraphs 5 4 1 5 4 2 5 4 3 5 4 1 MANUAL SWITCHING ON OFF Press menu Select SWITCHING ON AND OFF THE OVEN press Press Manual Press Save Press ...

Page 15: ...arrows to set hh mm ena On time Off time Press Save Press to exit settings 5 4 3 WEEKLY SWITCHING ON SWITCHING ON AND OFF THE OVEN Switching mode Weekly Use the the arrows to set Day hh mm ena On time Off time Use the the arrows to step forward When completed Press Save Press to exit settings ...

Page 16: ...16 5 5 COOKING SETTINGS Press menu Select COOKING PROGRAM and press Follow the instructions at paragraph 5 5 1 Here you can set up to 4 coking programms with 3 coking phases each ...

Page 17: ...ase 2 Phase 3 Top Temperatue Bottom Temperature Total time m Total Program Duration OFF Vent t m Chimney opened duration ON Vent t m Chimney closed duration ON Steam t s Steam on duration OFF Steam t m Steam off duration N Steam cycles Press Save Press to exit settings SELECTION INCREASE DECREASE VALUE A B C D E F G H I ...

Page 18: ...pore OFF 20 T vapore on 5 N cicli vapore 1 5 5 2 SELECTION OF COKING PROGRAMS To swap coking program or to pass to the manual functioning use the following procedure Using the arrows Select P1 P2 P3 P4 Press to enter the program Press again to start the program Steam ON Steam OFF Chimney Opened Chimney Closed Duration ...

Page 19: ...l mode M to set the top bottom temperature and timer if necessary move with the keys the field to be changed will be marked in white Change the value with the keys and press CAUTION If you do not press within 5 seconds the settings will not be saved ...

Page 20: ...the temperature top and bottom set The timer status bar will display the total phase duration tand the set top bottom temperature To activate the countdown timer press The timer will start counting down A beep will signal the end of the countdown To stop the buzzer press The timer will reset itself waiting for a new keypress CAUTION At the end of the countdown the heating elements will remain alwa...

Page 21: ...ey exhaust during manual cooking M The opening and closing of the chimney follow the keypress When the chimney is opened on the display will show this icon ON 5 7 2 Chimney Exhaust during programmed coking Chimney will operate with times indicated in programming phase 5 7 CHIMNEY EXHAUST ...

Page 22: ...p The steam will be ready when the button will light steadily at this point the steam injection can be done in 2 ways 1 In manual mode the steam inlet is regulated by the button pressure duration max 12 sec 2 Steam Inlet can be fully programmed following the insrtuctions at paragraph 5 5 1 5 8 2 ALARMS The lack of water in the steamer is signaled by an audible sound from the rear of the oven Possi...

Page 23: ...O MODE it is necessary that no program P1 P2 P3 or P4 is running Select the icon with the keys and press During the ECO MODE the oven will regulate the power of heating elements reducing by 40 the nominal power consumption of the oven 5 9 ECO MODE ...

Page 24: ... off settings programmed See paragraph 5 4 CAUTION At the oven on off the fans remain on to cool down the internal components until the temperature reaches the OFF temperature is set to 100 C During this stage DO NOT DISCONNECT THE POWER OF THE OVEN the fans will automatically turn off once it reaches the OFF temperature 5 10 OVEN SWITCHING OFF ...

Page 25: ...ly by the manufacturer It used for enabling the steam function when planned and enabling or not the sound when keys are pressed A Function enabled ON only if the oven is equipped with steam B Enable or disable the key sound 5 11 MAINTENANCE MENU A B ...

Page 26: ...panel this operation should be carried out with the oven cold BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY TYPE OF MAINTENANCE INTERVENTION IT IS COMPULSORY TO DISCONNECT THE OVEN PLUG FROM THE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY SOCKET THE OPERATOR RESPONSIBLE FOR USE MUST WEAR SPECIFIC GLOVES AND SUITABLE CLOTHING TO AVOID BURNS FOR CLEANING USE IS FORBIDDEN OF WATER JETS ABRASIVE POWDER CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES OR ANYTHING ELSE TH...

Page 27: ...10830 4P010831 4P010832 4P010833 RIGHT REAR CORNER PANEL 8 4P010760 4P010761 4P010762 4P010763 RIGHT REAR PANEL 9 4P010765 4P010766 4P010767 4P010768 LEFT REAR PANEL 10 4P010840 4P010841 4P010842 4P010843 SMALL CABLE GLAND PANEL 11 4P050260 4P050261 4P050262 4P050263 ELECTRIC BOX DOOR 12 4P010770 4P010771 4P010772 4P010773 LEFT REAR CORNER PANEL 13 7A010340 7A010341 7A010342 7A010343 RIGHT LEFT SI...

Page 28: ...28 8 SPARE PARTS 8 2 EXPLODED VISIOME OVEN ...

Page 29: ...29 9 1 WIRING DIAGRAM 9 ELECTRICAL PART ...

Page 30: ... to keyboard locking 10 4 TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT To adjust the temperature inside the cell press the key The symbol will start to flash and the SETPOINT will be displayed Set the desired temperature the scale available goes from 5 C to a maximum of 90 C To confirm press the key again If the symbol is on it means the resistor is on and the cell is heating up until it reaches the temperature setpoin...

Page 31: ...NT is less than DETECTED TEMPERATURE than there will be water entry in order to lower the temperature to the SETPOINT value By default this temperature is set at 40 C below which it is not convenient to operate the condensation as the steam generated is minimal To adjust the temperature press the key The symbol will start to flash and the SETPOINT will be displayed Set the desired temperature the ...

Page 32: ...32 11 LEAVENING CELL INSTRUCTIONS 11 6 HOOD LIGHTS SWITH ON The hood lights are operated by the switch located on the side to the right light Follow the picture ...

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