VISIO-LINE VENTILATED AIR BAIN-MARIE WITH HEATING DISPLAY OPTION A32368 (2GN): 820 x 700 x 220 mm A32373 (3GN): 1150 x 700 x 220 mm A32375 (4GN): 1475 x 700 x 220 mm A32379 (5GN): 1800 x 700 x 220 mm A32382 (6GN): 2150 x 700 x 220 mm With heating display option: A32308 (2GN): 820 x 700 x 220+430 mm A32313 (3GN): 1150 x 700 x 220+430 mm A32315 (4GN): 1475 x 700 x 220+430 mm A32319 (5GN): 1800 x 700 x 220+430 mm A32322 (6GN): 2150 x 700 x 220+430 mm Rue Charles Hermite Limited company with executive board and supervisory board Z.I des Sables BP 59 Capitalised at 1,000,000 54110 Dombasle-sur-Meurthe Postal cheques: 2145 J Nancy France NAF 28.93.Z Tel.: + 33 (0)3 83 45 82 82 RCS Nancy B 757.804.042 Fax: +33 (0)3 83 45 82 93 Intracommunity VAT n FR 52 757 804 042 www.vauconsant.com
Manual to be read and kept Contents Introduction.. 3 Installation / Controls.. 4 Commissioning / Use 6 Cleaning / Diagnostic.. 7 Maintenance. 8 Electric diagrams 9 Spare parts / Technical support 11 Warranty 12 Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-2 -
Introduction Performance of the unit The water bain-marie is designed to keep food warm at a temperature above 63 C, according to hygiene requirements, for 120 minutes, using GN1/1 150 mm deep gastronorme trays. The temperature of the food provided should be between 70 and 80. To ensure the smooth operation of the unit, it is necessary to set up each gastronorme tray with its lid. These units comply with applicable EC norms and should be installed and used following the instructions in this manual to ensure good performance and to be covered by the warranty. Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-3 -
Installation: Installation / Controls o Insert the module into the purpose-cut slot. USER MANUAL o o o o Before connecting to the mains, you must check that the existing voltage is suitable for the one mentioned on the unit's identity plaque. Connect to the mains using the cabling fuse holder. The line should be protected by a differential circuit breaker on the general electricity panel. The cabling of the electricity panel must be located in closed premises. Seal the top with a silicone joint. Installation of a breath shield (heating display option) 1. Dismantle the upper glass brackets with a six-sided spanner Ø 2.5 2. Stick the black non-slip adhesive patches in the specified markings on the part of the bracket in contact with the breath shield. 3. Install the glass, the non-domed end should be positioned 120 km from the edge of the beam. 4. Tighten the upper brackets. Upper brackets Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-4 -
Controls: The control buttons are placed on a panel to be built-in. o A mechanical thermostat with orange on-off light for the bain-marie tank. o A switch with orange light for the heating display option. USER MANUAL Heating thermostat for the bainmarie tank Orange on-off light Lighting switch (option) Insertion of the bulb o o Fix the thermostat bulb in the 2 teflon clips supplied Fix the clips in the bulb support then screw the bulb support onto the bainmarie tank. Teflon clip Bulb support Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-5 -
Commissioning: Commissioning / Use Preheating of the tank one hour before use. The heating display should be switched on at the start of service. Use: USER MANUAL Bain-marie tank Turn the thermostat button to the right, set it to the maximum position. This position maintains the temperature of food above 63 C which is the minimum temperature defined by the hygiene department. This temperature is maintained for 120 minutes, using GN1/1 gastronorme trays, 150 deep. To maintain this temperature, it is necessary to bring food at a temperature between +70 and +80 C. Each gastronorme tray should also be fitted with a lid. The temperature of the tank may be set from 30 to 110 C. Heating display (option) Press the switch, position 0: Off, position 1: On. Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-6 -
Every day: Cleaning Always take care to switch off the appliance with thermostat before cleaning. The unit should be cleaned when cold. This unit is not impermeable to water. Do not use a high pressure water jet to clean it inside or out. Metal surfaces: Stainless steel should be cleaned with soapy warm water or a special product for high quality metal surfaces. Never use abrasive sponges or scourers to avoid scratching the surface. glass (breath shield): All glass displays must be cleaned when cold, using a high quality glass cleaning product and clean cloth. Never use abrasive sponges or scourers to avoid scratching the surface. Diagnostic Symptoms Possible causes Remedies No electricity supply Check the general circuit breaker Orange light off Burnt fuse Check the fuse in the electric cabling No heat Defective supply Check the supply cable Orange light on Cable disconnected or cut Check and test the electric input on the elements No heat Defective element Replace the element Burnt fuse Check and replace fuse 2A No ventilation Defective ventilator Test and replace the ventilator Defective supply Check the ventilator's supply cable Halogen bulb burnt Replace the bulb with one of equivalent power A halogen lamp Supply of this defective does not come on Check supply of halogen halogen No electricity supply Check the general circuit breaker None of the Burnt fuse Check the fuse in the electric cabling halogen lights Defective supply Check the supply cable to the heating display come on Defective switch Check the switch, replace it if necessary NB Bulbs should be replaced with bulbs of equivalent power. (see the Spare Parts section) Fuses should be replaced by gg fuses of the same caliber. Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-7 -
Maintenance Alwats remember to switch off the appliance by opening the fuse holder before any maintenance operations. Bain-marie tank: Lift the tank from the unit. The elements are accessible by dismantling the ventilation duct inside the tank by pulling it upwards. Ventilation duct Element Ventilator Tank Halogen lighting: Halogen connections are located above the halogen support. To access, remove the 2 mounting screws linking it to the beam. Beam Halogen support Reflector Electric cabling: Electric cabling is fixed behind the built-in control panel. To access this, remove the 4 screws holding the panel. The installer should check electric connections when commissioning the unit then once a year. Any maintenance operaiton should be done by an electrician. Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-8 -
Electric diagrams Single-phase without heating display A32368 A32373 A32375 A32379 A32382 Caption Q1 Main fuse holder Sc Tank's thermostat on/off Vc Tank heating light Q2 Ventilator fuse holder Tc Tank's thermostat Vtc Ventilator Rc Tank's element Ts 160 C safety thermostat Features Unit reference A32368 A32373 A32375 A32379 A32382 Number of elements in the tank 1 2 2 2 2 Bain-marie Length of the tank's resistance (mm) 300 300 300 415 415 tank Unit pressure of the tank's resistance (W) 500 500 500 750 750 Unit's total power (W) 500 1000 1000 1500 1500 gg (A) fuse caliber 4 6 6 8 8 Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-9 -
Single-phase with heating display A32308 A32313 A32315 A32319 A32322 Caption Lh Halogen lamp Sc Tank's thermostat on/off Vc Tank heating light Q1 Main fuse holder Sh Halogen lighting on/off Vtc Ventilator Q2 Ventilator fuse holder Tc Tank's thermostat Rc Tank's element Ts 160 C safety thermostat Features Unit reference A32308 A32313 A32315 A32319 A32322 Number of elements in the tank 1 2 2 2 2 Bain-marie Length of the tank's resistance (mm) 300 300 300 415 415 tank Unit pressure of the tank's resistance (W) 500 500 500 750 750 Tank's total power (W) 500 1000 1000 1500 1500 Halogen Number of halogen lamps, 200W 2 3 4 5 6 rack Total power of the halogen rack 400 600 800 1000 1200 Unit's total power (W) 900 1600 1800 2500 2700 gg (A) fuse caliber 4 8 8 12 12 Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-10 -
Spare parts Code Name Unit capacity 2GN 3GN 4GN 5GN 6GN Accessories 03.0742 Upper domed glass, 647 mm long X 03.0743 Upper domed glass, 992mm long X 03.0750 Upper domed glass, 1,297mm long X 03.0755 Upper domed glass, 1,647mm long X 03.0760 Upper domed glass, 1,997mm long X Tank's thermostat 06.0702 Stainless steel armoured element with wings, 300 mm, 750 W X X X 06.0706 Stainless steel armoured element with wings, 415 long, 750 W X X 06.3505 Hot air helical ventilator X X X X X Electric equipment 06.1070 Black PVC button, 43 mm X X X X X 06.1188 Safety thermostat X X X X X 06.1202 Three-pole thermostat, 30 to 110 C for the tank X X X X X 06.1225 Switch for thermostat X X X X X 06.1600 Orange light X X X X X Halogen heating rack option 06.0617 Aluminium reflector on halogen lighting X X X X X 06.0622 Halogen lamp, 200 W X X X X X 06.0625 Halogen protective glass + mounting clips X X X X X 06.1005 Orange switch light X X X X X Technical support sav@vauconsant.com Spare Parts Department: +33 (0)3 83 45 82 78 Hotline: +33 (0)3 83 45 44 48 Fax: +33 (0)3 83 45 82 75 Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-11 -
Warranty The appliance's warranty applies as of the shipment date from our factory in Dombasle Sur Meurthe (France) for a period of 12 months. It does not cover breakage of the glass. To benefit from the warranty, the buyer should order by fax or email, specifying the warranty application with appliance reference found on the identification plaque. On reception of the appliance, the buyer should return and pay shipment for the defective appliance, within fifteen working days. Any appliance not returned shall be invoiced. Any appliance bought from another supplier may not benefit from a credit as covered by the warranty. Transport and labour costs are to be paid by the buyer. The buyer is invited to make any reservations to customers for appliances stored without commissioning on delivery, particularly for refrigerated and electrical equipment. The warranty does not extend to wear caused by defects or poor maintenance of equipment or damage caused by knocks or improper use. Any warranty also excludes incidents caused by fortuitous events or force majeure, unidentified causes or causes by the buyer's actions of any form whatsoever: improper location, faults linked to use (operation, maintenance not in accordance with this manual, unqualified staff, etc.), modification of the equipment, repair conducted outside the terms of this manual, spare parts, etc. Liability Vauconsant's liability is strictly limited to the obligations defined above and it is formally agreed that Vauconsant shall not be required to pay compensation. Under not circumstances shall Vauconsant be required to pay compensation for any immaterial or indirect damage such as: loss of business, loss of profit, loss of an opportunity, commercial prejudice, shortfall. In any case, Vauconsant's civil liability, for all causes, with the exception of corporal damage and fraud or serious misdemeanour, may not exceed the sum of the contract. The buyer and its insurers shall not take legal action against Vauconsant and its insurance companies above and beyond the limits and exclusions set out above. Vauconsant SA, all rights reserved A323xx -rev0-fr, 10th November 2009-12 -