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Hotplate  26060 FB - 26150 FB      

STATE March 2010

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Appendix

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IMPORTANT

To enable our customer service to prepare repairs carefully and to provide the  
appropriate spare parts, please provide the following information when reporting a 
customer service requirement: 

1.

Your precise address 

(where applicable, final customer's address, person to contact)

;

2.

Your contact details such as phone, fax and e-mail 

(including, where applicable, those of the final customer);

3.

Times when a customer service visit will be convenient;

4.

Exact appliance specifications 

(consult the nameplate and/or purchase receipt);

5.

Purchase date

6.

Accurate description of the problem or of your service request (

including, where applicable, a photo of the defect 

or installation situation);

Please also keep the purchase receipt on hand. This will help us avoid unnecessary time and costs while enabling us to 
work more efficiently for you.

Service address

You can reach us at the following times:
Monday - Thursday

from 7:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m.

Fridays

from 7:00 a.m. till 12:15 p.m.  

Outside these office hours please communicate your requests per e-mail or telefax.

Gustav Scholl Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG

Zinhainer Weg 4 
D-56470 Bad Marienberg / Germany
Phone

0049 (0)2661/9868-34

Telefax 0049 (0)2661/9868-38
E-mail service@scholl-gastro.de

Summary of Contents for 26060 FB

Page 1: ...built in unit 26060 FB 26150 FB ƒ ˆ Š Œ Ž š œ žŸ State March 2010 Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ... 1 Environnemental information UW 2 General information AL 3 Safety SI 4 5 Technical details TE 6 10 Transport TR 11 Commissioning IN 12 Operation BE 13 Cleaning RE 14 Stock keeping of replacement parts and service EK 15 Wiring Diagram SB 16 17 Appendix AN 18 ...

Page 3: ...ed according to environmental requirements Warning Manufacturer can not be made liable if damages are caused upon non observance of the following instructions 1 The handling of this device and of all other electrical devices requires the observance of some basic rules for your own safety as the following don t expose the device to any weather influence as rain etc keep unattended children away 2 A...

Page 4: ...al installations 5 In case of care and maintaining works disconnect device from the electric circuit by switching off the main switch or quitting the voltage of the power supply 6 Don t leave the device unnecessarily in operation after use Switch off the main switch 7 In case of operation disturbances or faults the device has to be disconnected from the electric circuit Qualified specialists or ou...

Page 5: ...device has to be prevented 2 Operational safety recommendations 2 1 Appropriate use Device has been manufactured according to the current state of the art technology and to the acknowledged regulations concerning safety and is reliable in operation Nevertheless if used by unskilled personnel or for impropriety purposes device can cause danger to life and or limb of users or third persons respectiv...

Page 6: ...e carried out immediately after finishing the maintenance and repair works Before putting into operation after maintenance works make sure that all protection advises have been mounted Provide safe and environment conserving disposal of operational and auxiliary materials as well as of replacement parts Don t use device for unsuitable purposes Safety guidelines During the production of your device...

Page 7: ... Electrical energy Use only genuine fuses with prescribed strength of current In case of disturbances in power supply switch off device immediately Works at electrical installations or operational means have to be carried out by authorised electric under guidance and supervision of authorised electricians or trained persons according to Electro mechanical rules During works of inspection maintenan...

Page 8: ...hing on of the device before use high temperatures can be reached around the heating Please check the surface before you start working there Don t put paper cardboard cloth etc between device and fireproof covering board as they might catch fire During putting into operation insulation material may emit corresponding smells Warning about hot surface ...

Page 9: ...FB 2 x 330 W 2 x 500 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 26070 FB 2 x 400 W 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 26080 FB 2 x 330 W 2 x 400 W 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 26090 FB 2 x 400 W 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 750 W 26100 FB 2 x 400 W 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 750 W 26110 FB 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 750 W 2 x 750 W 26120 FB 2 x 400 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 750 W 2 x 750 W 2 x 1000 W short 26130 ...

Page 10: ...W 1000 W short 2 x 630 W 26090 FB 630 W 750 W 875 W 2 x 630 W 2 x 630 W 26100 FB 1000 W short 875 W 875 W 2 x 750 W 2 x 750 W 26110 FB 1000 W short 875 W 1000 W long 2 x 750 W 2 x 1000 W short 26120 FB 1000 W short 875 W 1000 W long 2 x 1000 W short 2 x 1000 W short 26130 FB 1000 W short 1000 W long 1000 W long 2 x 1000 W short 2 x 1000 W short 26140 FB 1000 W long 1000 W long 2 x 750 W 2 x 1000 W...

Page 11: ...repare cut out for hotplate in on site cover plate Also prepare cut out for built in cabinet of thermostat in on site counter covering Lay thermostat cabinet from behind through cut out Screw lateral fixing angles to thermostat cabinet Hang hotplate from above into cut out of cover plate and seal the rim Electrical connections have tobe carried out by authorised specialists ...

Page 12: ...e device with particular care in order to avoid damage by violent impacts or careless loading and unloading Shocks during transport have to be avoided Device has to be treated with care 3 Interim storing If devices are not assembled immediately after delivery they have to be stored carefully at a protected place They have to be duly covered that neither dust nor humidity can penetrate 4 Scope of s...

Page 13: ... checked All screwed connections are tight 2 At commissioning During the putting into operation has to be checked Defect devices are not allowed to put into operation Instructions for use IN Connect hotplate by means of safety plug to power supply system Device is ready for operation Turn thermostat to the temperature intended Control light glows Heating up period to approx 45 min After heating up...

Page 14: ...e operation of the device All electrical repairs have to be done by authorised specialists 1 1 Repair of disturbances Symptoms Reasons Measures device does not heat up thermostat or heating defect exchange thermostat or radiator connection cable broken exchange cable fuse defect check fuse main switch defect no voltage at clip exchange main switch Always unplug the device before opening ...

Page 15: ...pe device with a wet tissue using a mild cleaner if necessary Don t use cleaning powder SECURITY ADVISES Don t use high pressure cleaner Don t treat device with acids or expose it to acid vapour Otherwise the passive layer of nickel chromium steel will be damaged and the device may probably discolour Don t use device for unsuitable purposes Water splashing forbidden ...

Page 16: ...at toggle order no 70 20 05 Signallamp order no 73 10 19 Heating 330 W order no 71 20 01 Heating 400 W order no 71 10 02 Heating 630 W order no 71 10 03 Heating 750 W order no 71 10 04 Heating 875 W order no 71 10 05 Heating 1000 W short order no 71 10 06 Heating 1000 W long order no 71 10 09 Heating 630 W order no 71 10 03 2x Heating 750 W order no 71 10 04 2x Heating 875 W order no 71 10 05 2x H...

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Page 19: ... consult the nameplate and or purchase receipt 5 Purchase date 6 Accurate description of the problem or of your service request including where applicable a photo of the defect or installation situation Please also keep the purchase receipt on hand This will help us avoid unnecessary time and costs while enabling us to work more efficiently for you Service address You can reach us at the following...

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