Bartscher 296318V1 Istruzioni per l'uso

INDUKTIONSHERDE

INDUCTION STOVES

FOURNEAU A INDUCTION

CUCINA A INDUZIONE

COCINAS DE INDUCCION

FOGÕES DE INDUÇÃO

INDUCTIE KOOKTOESTELLEN

KUCHNIE INDUKCYJNE

296318V1 / ID091M01

296319V1 / ID092M01

Rev.-Nr.: 01-2023

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1. TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................... 1

2.

INDEX ................................................................................................................................................. 2

3.

SAFETY .............................................................................................................................................. 3

4.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND WARNINGS ................................................................................... 4

4.1.

General guidelines ................................................................................................................... 4

4.2.

Description of the appliance ..................................................................................................... 4

4.3.

Index plate ................................................................................................................................ 5

4.4.

Exchange of components (service technician) ........................................................................ 5

4.5.

Protection systems ................................................................................................................... 5

5.

USE AND OPERATION ..................................................................................................................... 6

5.1.

Description of the use the device ............................................................................................. 6

5.2.

Switching the cooking zone on/off ............................................................................................ 6

5.3.

Operating manual ..................................................................................................................... 7

6.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................... 8

6.1.

Guidelines on cleaning and maintenance ................................................................................ 8

6.2.

Correct maintenance ................................................................................................................ 9

6.3.

Cleaning of the ceramic hob .................................................................................................... 9

7.

PROBLEMS DURING OPERATION .................................................................................................. 9

7.1.

Detection of failures and their fixing ....................................................................................... 10

7.2.

Error codes ............................................................................................................................. 10

7.3.

Generator’s error messages (E1) ........................................................................................... 11

7.4.

Error messages from digital controller (E2) ........................................................................... 13

7.5.

Error messages of the inductor coil module (E4) ................................................................... 13

8.

INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................ 15

8.1.

Packaging and unpacking ...................................................................................................... 15

8.2.

Installation (service technician) .............................................................................................. 15

8.3.

Installation of the appliance in a line ...................................................................................... 16

8.4.

Connection to the mains (service technician) ........................................................................ 16

8.5.

Technical acceptance (service technician) ............................................................................ 18

9.

APPLIANCE DISPOSAL .................................................................................................................. 18

ATTACHMENTS ....................................................................................................................................... I

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2. INDEX

A

APPLIANCE DISPOSAL 15

C

Cleaning of ceramic plate 9

Connection to the mains 13

Correct maintenance 9

D

Description of the appliance 4

Description of the of the use the device 6

E

Error codes 10

Exchange of components 5

G

General guidelines 4

Guidelines on cleaning 8

Guidelines on regular use of the appliance 7

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Index plate 5

Installation 12

Installation of the appliance in a line 13

L

Longer interval in the use of the appliance 7

M

Maintenance 8

O

Operation manual 7

P

Packaging 12

PROBLEMS DURING OPERATION 9

Protection systems 5

S

SAFETY 3

Switching the cooking zone on/off 6

T

Technical acceptance 15

Temperature controller 6

U

Unpacking 12

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3. SAFETY



Read carefully the guidelines and

instructions in the instruction manual

before you use the appliance.

The instruction manual contains general

information on how to safely use and maintain the

appliance. Retain the manual for future reference.



Electric installation conforms to CEI EN

60335-1 and 60335-2-36 regulation.

To prevent any hazard, the damaged

mains power cable may be replaced by the

manufacturer or service personnel only.

The manufacturer took extra care when designing

and manufacturing to prevent any safety or health

hazard to the personnel operating the appliance.

Please read carefully the guidelines in the

instruction manual and instructions placed directly

onto the appliance. Above all, observe all the

safety instructions.

Do not intervene in or remove the protective

devices installed in the appliance. Non-

compliance may lead to severe safety and health

hazard against people. We recommend to perform

a few tests to know the layout and main functions

of the control panel, particularly those to switch

the appliance on and off.

The appliance is intended only for the use it has

been designed for and any other use is

considered as the use not in compliance with the

intended use.

The manufacturer is not liable for material

damage or damage to person caused by

misapplication or incorrect application of the

appliance.

Any maintenance work that requires special

technical license or special skills may be

performed by qualified personnel only.

To provide hygiene and protect foods from dirt, all

the elements that have direct or indirect contact

with the foods and all border areas must be

thoroughly cleaned. Use only the cleaning agents

intended for use in contact with food and avoid

using flammable agents or harmful to health.

After each use of the appliance make sure that all

the heating elements and control elements have

been switched off and the cable unplugged.

In case of prolonged interval in using the

appliance disconnect all power supply cables and

thoroughly clean the inside and outside elements

of the appliance.

In direct connection to the mains

the safety switch should be supplied

where wire joints dilation is large enough

to secure disconnection in category III

overvoltage, which is in accordance with

the installation rules.

To prevent any risks, the damaged

supply cable must be replaced only by the

manufacturer or electrician.



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The device requires some safety

measures during installation, positioning, fixing,

and connecting to the power supply. See

chapter 8 „INSTALLATION”).

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Do not clean the device with direct

stream of water.



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If the surface of the glass hob is

broken, immediately disconnect the device

from the power supply.

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Do not place any plastic containers on

hot surfaces of the glass hob.

In order to avoid overheating, do

not place any aluminum foil or metal

plates on the surface of the device.

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

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Scientific research has proved that the

induction cooker poses no threat.

Nevertheless, people with cardiac pacemaker

should keep a distance of at least 60 from the

working device.

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Remember that wearable items, such

as e.g. rings, watches etc. may get hot when

they are close to the cooker’s hob.

4. GENERAL INFORMATION AND WARNINGS

4.1. General guidelines

The manual has been edited by the manufacturer

to provide the authorized personnel with the

information necessary to work with the appliance.

We recommend the intended readers to read the

manual carefully and comply with the information.

By reading the information contained in the

manual, hazards against people health and safety

may be prevented.

Retain the manual in an easily available place

throughout the time of use of the appliance to

have access and refer to the required information

at any time.

Special symbols, described below, have been

used to stress important information or draw

attention to essential data:

Warning

Indicate important safety

instructions. You should acquire the

proper conduct to prevent hazard against

people health and safety or not to cause

any damage.

Caution



Indicate essentials technical data that

you cannot ignore.

4.2. Description of the appliance

An electric cooker with an induction ceramic hob

has been designed and manufactured for

preparing and cooking food products in the area

of commercial gastronomy.

1) Induction hob: glass ceramics

2) Cooking zone: consists of a module

which transfers heat to the pot;

3) Temperature control knob: activates,

deactivates and adjusts the power of the

cooking zone.

4) Adjustable feet

5) Power indicator: it shows the activity of

the cooking zone.

6) Alarm indicator: it shows possible

malfunctions of the cooking zone.

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4.3. Index plate

The index plate indicated in the drawing is

mounted directly onto the device. There are all

guidelines and information on the plate required

for safe use.

1) Model No.

2) Code-No.:

3) Production date

4) Supply Voltage / frequency / power / magnetic

field frequency / type of protection

5) EAN number

6) Serial numbers

7) CE Marking

8) WEEE symbol

9) “Electromagnetic field” symbol

4.4. Exchange of components (service technician)

Before exchange of the component

switch on all the existing protection

devices.



In particular, switch off the electric

supply with the electrical potential switch.

If necessary, exchange the used components

to the original spare parts.



We are not liable for personal injury or

damage to the components that arise due to

application of other spare parts than original

or intervention into the appliance without the

manufacturer’s consent that may have altered

the safety requirements.

4.5. Protection systems

The device is equipped with the following

protection systems:

1. Pot detection device: It is a device which

deactivates a cooking zone if there is no pot on

it or if the pot is empty.

2. Temperature detection device: It is a device

which deactivates a cooking zone if the

temperature is too high. As soon as the

temperature drops below the alarm threshold,

the device switches on automatically.

Check every day that the protection

devices are mounted correctly and

operational.

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5. USE AND OPERATION

5.1. Description of the use the device

The elements controlling the essential functions

are located on the control panel of the device.

A) Temperature control knob: it controls the

heating power of the cooking zone

B) Green indicator light: it indicates heating

of the cooking zone.

C) Red indicator light: it indicates potential

malfunctioning of the cooking zone.

5.2. Switching the cooking zone on/off

In order to activate the cooking zone follow these

instructions:

A) Start the automatic switch-off to turn on

the electrical connection.

B) Place a pot with the food to be cooked on

the selected cooking zone.

C) Turn the temperature control knob (A)

clockwise, to activate the cooking zone

with a minimum power, the green

indicator light will come on.

D) Next, set the temperature control knob in

a desired position.

E) Set the temperature control knob to 10, to

switch the cooking zone to maximum

power.

F) Set the temperature control knob to 0, to

switch the cooking zone off. The green

indicator light (V) will go off.

G) Start the automatic switch-off to turn off

the electrical connection, when needed.



If a pot is removed for a short time,

the generator ceases to supply power and

when the pot is put in the cooking zone again,

the device starts working again with the

selected power.

If you simultaneously use a few

pots to cook, make sure that the handles

do not cross and that they are not over the

cooking zone. Depending on the material,

handles may become hot.

Pos. 0

Pos. 10

V

Green power

indicator light

Front

c

ooking

zone

position

Cooking

zone

power

A

B

Max.

position Red alarm

indicator light

C

Rear

cooking

zone

position

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5.3. Operating manual

Longer interval in the use of the appliance

When you plan not to use the appliance for the

prolonged time, follow the instructions below:

1. Turn on the automatic switch-off to disconnect

from the mains;

2. Thoroughly clean the appliance and

surrounding areas;

3. Apply the vaseline oil on the stainless steel

surfaces;

4. Perform all maintenance works.

Guidelines on regular use of the appliance

Due to the particular nature of the induction field,

the cookware must have a plane magnetic

bottom.

Use only cookware made of iron / enameled iron,

cast iron / enameled cast iron, steel or stainless

steel, if they are marked as suitable for induction

cooking (acquaint yourself with the description of

cookware).

Pans need to have a diameter within the range

from 160 to 260 mm.

Products which are not mentioned

in this chapter are automatically regarded

as excluded and not suitable for use.

To ensure correct use of the device follow the

guidelines below:

 Use only accessories provided by the

manufacturer;

 Use cooking zones for heating pots only, do

not heat food directly on the induction hob.

 The device and its vicinity should be always

kept clean.

 Always use cookware with the diameter

smaller than cooking zones.

 Use only pots with flat bottom.

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Frying pans for steaks made of cast

iron and other metal alloys are not suitable for

use on the ceramic hob, because a bottom

thickness may lead to dangerous

concentration of heat on the induction hob.

Besides, rough bottom may scratch the

surface and the metal alloy may leave

permanent stains.

 Use only food grade cleaning agents.

 Avoid overflowing of boiling liquids or spilling

them on the hob.

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Do not switch the cooking zones on

without appropriate pot or pan or with empty

pot or pan.

 Do not place hot pans or pots on the cold

cooking zones.

 Keep minimum distance between the pots,

make sure they do not touch each other.

 Switch the cooking zone off when removing

the pot from the hob to prevent reactivation of

the system when it is not desired.

 Do not place any materials (paper, cardboard,

textiles etc.) between the pot and the cooking

zone as they may catch fire.

Do not use cooking zones without

pots. Switch the cooking zones off when

they are not used.

Do not try to protect the induction

hob with an aluminum foil during its

operation.

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Thoroughly clean and dry pot bottoms

before placing them on the cooking zone.

Corrugated bottoms of pots and frying pans

may leave marks and grooves when moved

on the cooker.

Objects made of metal heat up fast

when they are placed on the active

cooking zone. Do not place any objects on

the induction cooker (cans, closed boxes,

aluminum, cutlery, rings, keys, watches

etc.), but pots and pans.



Do not place any credit, phone cards,

tapes or other magnetic objects on the surface

of the glass hob of the induction cooker

.



During the operation, air vents in the

lower part of the device cannot be blocked or

covered with pots or pans

Be careful, because sudden power

supply switch-off creates a danger of

burns, because cooking zones may still

remain hot.

Test run

After connecting the device, perform a test run.

1. Remove a pot from the cooking zone.

2. Set the cooking level to "0".

3. Switch the power supply on (green indicator

light will flash quickly).

4. Green and red indicator lights cannot remain lit

or flashing.

5. Set the desired cooking level.

6. Green indicator light must flash evenly at 1

second intervals (pot detection mode).

7. There should be no messages about device

malfunctioning.

8. Red indicator light should not be lit.

9. Put a pot filled with water with diameter of at

least 12 cm on the cooking zone.

10. Green indicator light should be constantly lit.

11. Set the maximum power.

12. A fan must automatically start after a few

minutes.

Place a pot or pan always in the

middle of the hob. Do not heat empty

cookware without supervision. Pans

should not be heat up to more than 300 °C.

In case of any malfunctions, see chapter

"Problems during operation"

6. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

6.1. Guidelines on cleaning and maintenance

Before you start maintenance

works, turn on all the mounted protective

devices.

In particular, disconnect the electric

power supply by means of the automatic

switch-off.

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6.2. Correct maintenance

Proper maintenance includes daily cleaning of all

components which have contact with food

products, and regular maintenance of drain pipes.

Careful maintenance ensures the best

performance, longer life of the appliance and

proper operation of the protective devices.

Never direct the water stream or high pressure jet

towards the appliance.

To clean the stainless steel, do not use iron wool

or iron brush as they may leave iron particles on

the surface that form rust in result of oxidation.

In the case of prolonged intervals in the use of the

appliance, apply the vaseline oil onto all the

stainless steel surfaces.

Do not use any clearing agents that

contain substances hazardous or harmful

to health (solvents, petrol. etc.).

At the end of the working day clean:

 ceramic hob;

 device.

Regularly instruct the specialist personnel to

perform the following maintenance works:

 check the electric installation;

 induction generation performance test.

6.3. Cleaning of the ceramic hob

Follow the instructions below:

 Switch the cooking zones off and leave to

cool off;

 Activate the automatic switch-off to turn off the

electrical connection;

 Clean the cooking zone with a sponge and

neutral cleaning agent.

 Residues and stains on the ceramic surfaces

must be quickly and immediately removed

when the induction hob is still hot.

 Wipe the induction hob and dry it afterwards.

Do not use any water jets on the

induction hob, in particular when it is

still hot.

Do not pour water directly onto the

induction hob.

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Do not use any abrasive

cleaning agents!

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In order to remove stubborn stains the

cooker may be covered with cloth soaked in

the cleaning agent for the night. Repeat

cleaning the next day.

In order to remove food residues and fat splashes

use a special scrapper for ceramic hobs.

7. PROBLEMS DURING OPERATION

The information below is provided to recognize

and repair any failures that may occur when

operating the appliance.

Some of the failures can be repaired by the user,

others require thorough specialist knowledge.

Such problems may be solved exclusively by the

qualified personnel.

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7.1. Detection of failures and their fixing

Failure Possible reason Solution

Insufficient heating of the

cooking zone Unsuitable cookware Use suitable cookware

Continuous heating of cooking

zone at maximum power

Defective temperature control

knob

Check/replace the knob

Cooking zone operates

without a pot

Defective pot detection

Replace the generator or have

it repaired

Small metal objects are

heated up

Defective pot detection

Replace the generator or have

it repaired

Cooking zone does not

heat up

Pot diameter smaller than

12 cm or defective pot

detection

Use suitable pots

Damaged generator

Replace the generator or have

it repaired

The device does not respond Fuses blown or power cable

damaged

Check the network connection

The fuses glow when the

appliance is switched on

Generator short-circuit

Replace the generator or have

it repaired

7.2. Error codes

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The MOD1 platform concept offers

special error codes for fast and efficient fault

location.

The error code has the format of Ex.yy, where

- E is the designation of the error itself

- x is the designation of the component that

reports the error:

 1: MOD1 generator (E1)

 2: LIN rotary controller (E2)

 4: Inductor coil module (E4)

- yy is the designation of the error code.

When using LEDs, the following assignment

appears:

- red LED: on as long as the error is

present

- green LED blinks cyclically to indicate the

error code:

- a long blink indicates the starting

sequence of an error code.

- 1 to 4 blinks indicate the component

which is reporting the error.

- a pause indicates "." to separate the

component code from the error code.

- 1 to 26 blinks indicates the error code

itself.

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See the following example, in which the LEDs indicate E2.5:

The meaning of the error codes and possible causes and remedies are described in the following

sections 7.3 – 7.5.

If no error code is displayed, check the supply voltage for missing phases.

7.3. Generator’s error messages (E1)

Error

code Name Possible reason Remedy method

E1.1

Initialisation error LIN or CAN cable Check the wiring

Damaged LIN knob Replace LIN knob

Damaged inductor coil module Replace the inductor coil module

Internal error in MOD1 generator Contact the service company

E1.2

Internal radiator

temperature too high

Clogged air duct or grease filter Clean the filter/air duct

Damaged fan Replace the fan

Internal error Contact the service company

E1.3

Internal generator

temperature too high

Ambient temperature too high Decrease ambient temperature

Damaged fan Replace the fan

Internal error Contact the service company

E1.4 Assignment error Address DIP switch incorrectly

configured

Check and correct configuration

E1.5

Overcurrent in

inductor coil

Damaged inductor coil Check the resistance of the

inductor coil, replace if necessary

Damaged generator Contact the service company

E1.6

Overvoltage in DC

inductor coil circuit

Supply voltage too high Check supply voltage

Coupling between 2 inductor

coils due to unsuitable cookware

Use recommended cookware

E1.7

Voltage too low Blown mains fuse / phase

missing

Check availability of all 3 phases

Mains voltage too low Check supply voltage

E1.8 No inductor coil

current detected

Damaged or incorrectly

connected inductor coil

Check inductor coil connection

and resistance of inductor coil

Damaged generator Contact the service company

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Error

code Name Possible reason Remedy method

E1.9 Overcurrent in

inductor coil

Unsuitable cookware Use recommended cookware

Defective or damaged inductor

coil

Check the inductor coil, replace if

necessary

E1.10 Internal error Internal error in MOD1 generator Contact the service company

E1.11

E1.12

LIN bus

communication error

LIN bus wiring damaged Replace the damaged wiring

LIN bus component (e.g. LIN

knob)

Replace the damaged LIN bus

component

E1.13 Error in the inductor

coil module

Inductor coil identifier damaged /

not connected correctly

Check / replace inductor coil

identifier

Damaged inductor coil module Replace inductor coil module

E1.14

No communication

with the inductor coil

module

Damaged CAN bus wiring Check and replace the wiring

Damaged inductor coil module Replace the inductor coil module

E1.15

No communication

with thermal

processing zone

Address DIP switch incorrectly

configured

Check and correct configuration

E1.16 CAN bus error

Damaged CAN bus wiring Replace the damaged wiring

CAN bus not correctly terminated

Check the termination at the end

of the bus

CAN bus fault due to bad ground

connection

Check correct connections

E1.17

LIN versions of

appliance are not

compatible

LIN knob with old software

Use LIN knob with F120.0.1.0

software or later

E1.18 Internal error Internal error in MOD1

generator

Contact the service company

E1.19 Internal error Internal error in MOD1

generator

Contact the service company

E1.20 Cookware detection

configuration error

Cookware detection was not

performed correctly

Repeat cookware detection setup

E1.23 CAN bus shutdown

error

CAN bus was disabled due to a

critical error in another

component

Check other components for error

codes and fix other errors

encountered first

E1.26 IGBT temperature

>140°C

Ambient temperature too high Allow generator to cool, decrease

ambient temperature

Clogged grease filter or

ventilation openings

Check grease filter and ventilation

openings

Blocked or damaged fan Check the fan; replace the

damaged fan

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7.4. Error messages from digital controller (E2)

Error code Name Possible reason Remedy method

E2 ↔ 02 System integrity Damaged LIN knob Replace LIN knob

E2 ↔ 03 Failure of the bilateral

control

One of the bilateral nodes

damaged

Check LIN bus connection

E2 ↔ 05 LIN bus interrupted No communication detected

Check LIN bus / replace the

connecting cable

E2 ↔ 06 LIN bus collision Address conflict Check the node ID / check LIN

bus connection

E2 ↔ 10 Break in wiring Faulty connection between

the control element and

generator

Replace the connection cable

Incorrect identifier Digital control has incorrect

identifier

Switch the generator off, set

the DIP switch correctly

E2 ↔ 14 Power supply voltage Problem with the control

element supply voltage

Check connecting cable /

replace LIN knob

E2 ↔ 20 LIN version compatibility LIN version incompatible Contact the service company

E2 ↔

ФФ

Unknown error There is an error with an

unknown cause

Contact the service company

7.5. Error messages of the inductor coil module (E4)

Error

code Name Possible reason Remedy method

E4.1 Initialisation error Incorrect system configuration Check system configuration

observing installation instructions

Damaged LIN/CAN bus cabling Check the wiring

Damaged LIN knob Check LIN knob, replace if

necessary

E4.2

E4.3

Temperature in the

inductor coil too high

Inductor coil temperature too

high

Switch the thermal processing

zone off, remove cookware and

wait for the thermal processing

zone to cool down

Damaged inductor coil

temperature sensor

Replace inductor coil temperature

sensor

E4.4 Assignment error Incorrectly configured DIP

switches for address settings

Check and correct configuration

E4.5

E4.6

Fault in external

temperature sensor

Damaged wiring to external

temperature sensor

Check and replace the wiring

Damaged external temperature

sensor

Replace the temperature sensor.

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Error

code

Name Possible reason Remedy method

E4.7 Ambient temperature

too high

Ambient temperature too high Reduce temperature around the

inductor coil module

E4.8 No inductor coil

identifier

Inductor coil identifier not

connected to the connector of

the inductor coil module

Connect inductor coil identifier

E4.9

E4.10

Internal error Internal error in inductor coil

module

Replace inductor coil module

E4.11 CAN bus error Damaged CAN bus wiring Replace the damaged wiring

CAN bus not correctly terminated

Check the termination at the end

of the bus

CAN bus fault due to bad ground

connection

Contact the service company

E4.12 Thermal processing

zone communication

error

Incorrectly configured DIP

switches for address settings

Check and correct configuration

E4.13 Communication error Damaged CAN bus wiring Check and replace the wiring

Damaged inductor coil module Replace inductor coil module

E4.14 Internal error Damaged generator Replace the generator

E4.15 Communication error Damaged CAN bus wiring Check and replace the wiring

Damaged inductor coil module Replace inductor coil module

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8. INSTALLATION

8.1. Packaging and unpacking

During unloading and when installing the

appliance follow the information from the

manufacturer placed directly on the packaging

and in this manual.

To lift and transport the product plan to use a fork

lift or stacker, and pay attention to even weight

distribution to avoid a risk of tilting of the packaging

(avoid excessive incline!).

When using a lift truck, pay attention

to the power cable and location of feet.

The packaging consists of the carton packaging

and wooden pallet. There are symbols printed on

the carton packaging that according to the

international agreements inform about the

regulations to follow when loading and unloading,

transporting and storing the appliance.

When collecting the goods check if the packaging

is complete and has not been damaged during

transport.

Any damage should be immediately reported to

the shipping company.

Unpack the appliance as soon as possible to

check if the appliance is not damaged.

Do not use a sharp object to cut the carton box. It

may damage the stainless steel inside the box.

Remove the carton packaging from bottom to top.

When unpacked check if the appliance is

according to the order.

In case of any difference inform the sales agent

immediately.

Do not store the packaging

materials (nylon bags, polystyrene foam,

clips ...) in the reach of children!

Remove the protective PVC layer from the out

and inner surfaces. If possible, do not use any

metal tools.

8.2. Installation (service technician)

All the stages of the installation must be carefully

planned.

The location should be equipped with all supply

connections and production waste outlet. The

location should also be properly lit and comply

with all hygiene and sanitary requirements

according to the binding regulations.

The appliance should be installed with the

minimum 5 cm clearance from the wall.

Locate the device in the horizontal position by

adjusting the individual feet.

To ensure the correct operation of

the appliance, the appliance must be

installed and operated in the thoroughly

ventilated room only.

Do not install in the vicinity of

another device which may generate high

temperatures

THIS

SIDE UP

CAUTION

GLASS

KEEP DRY

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8.3. Installation of the appliance in a line

To fix the appliance in a line (neighboring) follow

the steps:

1. Dismantle the control panel, and remove the

cast iron frame from the chimney if necessary.

2. Apply the sealing tape (A) onto the joining

sides.

3. Place the appliances next to each other and in

a horizontal position (by adjusting the feet).

4. Connect the appliances with the joining

elements.

8.4. Connection to the mains (service technician)

The device may be connected to the power supply

only by the authorized and qualified personnel,

when the valid regulations are followed and when

appropriate material is used in accordance to the

regulations.

The device is delivered adjusted to 400V 3N~

50/60 Hz working voltage.

The correct cross section of the cable is

presented in the attachments and should be

determined by the electrician.

To prevent any risks the damaged

supply cable must be replaced only by the

manufacturer or electrician.

Before connection to the power

supply, make sure that the device has

been initially connected with the

appropriate all-pole switch with a contact

opening of min. 3 mm.

To correctly connect the device, follow the

guidelines below.

 Remove the cover from the terminal strip (A).

 Connect the switch-off to the terminal strip (B)

of the device, as shown in the drawing and

block diagram (see the attachment). Use the

H07RN-F cable or better.

 Firmly press the end of the cable (C).

 Replace the terminal strip cover.

A

Z

g

i

A

C

B

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Equipotential terminal

The device is equipped with the equipotential

clamp (M). The terminal is marked with

appropriate sticker: .

Designation

The following symbol “WARNING!

Electromagnetic field” informs that the

electromagnetic field generated during the

operation of the device may lead to hazards to the

user

M

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8.5. Technical acceptance (service technician)

Before the first use, the device must be checked

in order to inspect proper functioning of every

component and detect possible defects

It is recommended to run the following check-ups:

1. Check that the energy supply voltage is the

same as of the device voltage.

2. Turn on the automatic switch-off to check the

electrical connections.

3. Check that the protection devices work correctly.

9. APPLIANCE DISPOSAL



The appliance is marked in conformity

with the European Directive 2002/96/EG

WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC

EQUIPMENT (WEEE).

By disposing the appliance in

accordance with the regulations the user

contributes towards prevention of adverse

effects on environment and health.

The symbol on the product or

attached manual indicates that the product cannot

be considered as ordinary household waste and

should be transferred to a special collection point

for electrical and electronic appliances for

recycling.

Local waste management regulations should be

observed.

Further information on procedure, reusing and

recycling of the product is available in local

offices, waste management unit or with the

product sales agent.

Bartscher GmbH

Franz-Kleine-Str. 28

33154 Salzkotten phone: +49 (0) 5258 971-0

Germany fax: +49 (0) 5258 971-120

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