Campomatic C64BC Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
BLAST CHILLER-FREEZER USER MANUAL
MANUALE D’USO PER ABBATTITORE DI
TEMPERATURASURGELATORE
MANUAL DE USO PARA ABATEDOR DE
TEMPERATURACONGELADOR
BLAST CHILLER-FREEZER USER MANUAL
List of contents
1. Introduction
2. General warnings
3. Safety regulations
4. Technical characteristics
5. Installation
5.1 Transport and handling
5.2 Unpacking and positioning
5.3 Installation note
6. Operation
6.1 User interface board
6.2 +3°C Blast chiller cycle with core probe
6.3 -18°C Standard foods deep-freezing cycle with core probe
6.3 -18°C Non-standard foods deep-freezing cycle with core probe
6.5 +3°C Blast chiller time cycle
6.6 -18°C Standard foods deep-freezing time cycle
6.6 -18°C Non-standard foods deep-freezing timecycle
6.8 Bottles cycle
6.9 Cans cycle
6.10 Storing blast chilled or frozen products
6.11 Blast chiller loading
6.11 Breakdown alarm
7. Maintenance
7.1 Safety regulations
7.2 Cleaning
7.3 Care
7.4 Extraordinary maintenance
8. Guarantee and assistance
9. Disposal and recycling
10. Declaration of compliance
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1. INTRODUCTION
Dear customer, we would like to thank you for having
purchased this blast chiller. Before using it, we recommend
that you carefully read this manual and pay particular attention
to the safety precautions, in order to obtain the best
performance and the maximum safety while using this product.
This manual is an integral part of the appliance. It is necessary
to keep it for the life cycle of the oven and to read it carefully
for the installation, use, maintenance, cleaning and handling of
the appliance. In the case the appliance is ceded to a third
person, please give them this booklet too.
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2. GENERAL WARNINGS
A blast chiller is a household appliance used for rapidly
lowering temperatures, rapidly freezing foods and rapidly
cooling drinks.
Products which are rapidly cooked and chilled with the blast
chiller, maintain their initial high quality for 5/7 days while
rapidly frozen foods, once they have been defrosted, do not
collapse and maintain their consistency and original flavour.
The appliance must only be for lowering the temperature of
foodstuffs and only for domestic use.
The appliance is only to be used for its designed purpose, that
is, freezing/chilling foods.
Any other use is therefore considered improper and
potentially dangerous.
The blast chiller has been designed NOT to be used
continuously; therefore, for it to function correctly and
efficiently, it is advisable to switch the appliance off after a
maximum of two cycles, and leave the door open for around
30/40 minutes so that any ice which has formed can
evaporate.
After having removed the packaging, ensure that the appliance
is in good working order; if this is not the case, please advise
the retailer.
Packaging materials (sheets, polystyrene) may be hazardous
to children (danger of suffocation). Keep packaging materials
out of the reach of children.
Before starting to position and install the appliance, check that
the power and voltage data for the electricity supply stated on
the matriculation plate correspond to those at the installation
site.
If a malfunction should occur, switch off the appliance and
interrupt all the connections.
Keep children within sight, in order to ensure that they do not
play with the appliance.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance.
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SAFETY REGULATIONS
The design and construction of our blast chiller is constantly
orientated towards safeguarding the security and safety of the
user.
With the aim of avoiding accidental contact with the live parts,
protective metal coverings have been added.
This protection can only be removed by specially trained
personnel using special tools.
With the aim of avoiding accidental contact with moving parts,
the fan blades in the condenser and in the evaporator box are
protected by grills.
The electrical system has been designed according to the
regulations in force.
As for any electrical appliance, in order to avoid dangerous
situations the regulations in force must be respected during
installation and use.
Disconnect the appliance from the mains electricity before
beginning maintenance work.
Do not touch the appliance with wet hands or feet.
Do not remove or tamper with safety and protective devices in
order to carry out ordinary maintenance work.
Do not insert tools or kitchen tools under the protective covers
of the electrical or mechanical parts.
When carrying out maintenance, use suitable and compatible
tools.
For maintenance, moving, installation and cleaning of the
appliance use suitable prevention and protection equipment
(gloves, etc.).
Lifting and moving of appliances weighing more than 25 kg
must be carried out using proper equipment, or by two
persons, in order to avoid risks or injuries.
When not in use, switch off the appliance and interrupt the
electrical connection.
Refusal to observe these rules may compromise the safety of
the appliance and the user.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility, if the
original function of the appliance should be altered, due
to not following the instructions or due to modifications
or devices being added.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility if the above
listed suggestions and precautions are not followed.
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3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Please pay attention to the instructions shown on the technical
plate in order to best identify the characteristics of the blast
chiller.
The technical characteristics plate is situated to the right front
side of the blast chiller and is for:
- service technicians, in order that they can identify the
product, by indicating the model, code and matriculation
number;
- supplying information on the electrical power and voltage
needed to power the machine;
- supplying information on the type and quantity of refrigerant;
- indicating the weight of the product.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility deriving from
inappropriate use of the product.
Likewise, the manufacturer reserves the right to carry out
modifications to its products which it considers necessary or
useful without prejudicing its essential characteristics.
4. INSTALLATION
Installation, start up and maintenance work to the blast chiller
must be carried out by qualified technical personnel or those
authorised by the manufacturer.
Attention: always switch off the electricity supply before
beginning maintenance work.
5.1 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING
In order to correctly transport and then handle the blast
chiller, it is advisable to follow these instructions.
Move the appliance using appropriate means and with
attention, so as not to damage people or things. In order to
choose a suitable means of transport, check the weight of the
blast chiller.
Attention: while moving the appliance, it should NEVER be
turned over or laid on its side, otherwise you could damage the
appliance and compromise the correct working of the
refrigeration system.
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5.2 UNPACKING AND POSITIONING
Before beginning to install the appliance, carefully observe the
following unpacking procedure.
Place the blast chiller, still in its packaging, near to the position
where it will be located. Remove the packaging.
Insert the blast chiller into the special opening in the furniture;
please see the following scheme.
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VACUUM PACKING
BLAST CHILLER
STEAM OVEN
Attach the appliance to the furniture with screws
Open the door and take off the protective PVC film on the
doorframe.
Attention: insert the blast chiller but avoid placing it near to
heat sources. Do not obstruct the air flowing area in the
condenser unit in order for the heat to be dispersed correctly.
Please see the drawings below, concerning the fitting
dimensions.
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5.7 NOTE FOR THE FITTER
After having positioned and connected the blast chiller, the
technical personnel must check that it has been installed
correctly.
By checking that the electrical connection is functioning
correctly.
By checking that the command and control systems are
functioning.
By checking that the fan is not blocked.
By carrying out at least one complete dry-run cycle to check
that all the components of the appliance are working perfectly.
By cleaning the inside of the appliance before using it.
Test mode: with the blast chiller switched off, press buttons 1
and 3 at the same time, then 1 and 5; if no button is pressed,
after 5 seconds the system exits the test mode.
In the test mode:
- button 1 activates the compressor and switches on icon 10.
- button 2 activates the condenser fan and switches on icon
11.
- button 3 activates the evaporator fan and switches on icon
12.
If the door is open, icon 7 is activated.
If the chamber probe is malfunctioning, icon 4 is activated.
If the food probe is malfunctioning, icon 9 is activated.
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6. OPERATION
Before starting any of the following blast chiller or deep-
freezing cycles, ensure that the appliance is switched
on; if not, hold down button 17 for a few seconds.
Icon 16 will remain on for the whole of the time that the
appliance is working. At the end of each cycle, press
button 17 again to switch off the appliance.
Within the first 3 minutes after the start of the chosen
cycle, it is possible modify it or switch the appliance off
without a malfunction occurring.
After 5 minutes of inactivity from its being switched on,
the appliance will automatically switch off.
All the blast chiller and deep-freezing cycles indicated in
this user manual are defined based on a starting food
temperature of between 70°C and 90°C.
At the end of any cycle it is possible to keep the product in the
appliance for longer; simply by not opening the door
immediately; icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12 will flash.
USING THE CORE PROBE: the core probe is a device which
can be found within the blast chiller refrigerator and is used for
reading the temperature at the centre of the products which
are to be rapidly chilled or frozen. Pay attention in handling the
probe as it is sharp. When being used, the probe must be slid
into the food to be chilled/frozen before the cycle begins. To
guarantee that the probe works correctly in the blast
chiller and deep-freezing cycle, insert it as in the
drawing below, inserting the tip right into the centre of
the product while being careful that it does not come
out of the other side.
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At the end of the cycle, clean the probe with a soft cloth and
tepid water.
Note: the blast chiller and deep-freezing periods vary a great
deal depending on the physical characteristics and the size of
the food being used. For best use, it is advisable to put foods
into the appliance with a thickness of less than 2 cm, which are
defined as STANDARD foods. For foods in basins which are
thicker than 2 cm or for foods which are not in bowls but are
thicker than 2 cm, which are defined as NON STANDARD, it
is advisable to choose between the following two cycles for the
deep-freezing phase: “-18°C non standard foods deep-
freezing cycle with core probe” (please see, paragraph
6.4) or “-18°C non standard foods deep-freezing time
cycle” (please see paragraph 6.7).
6.1 USER INTERFACE BOARD, COMMAND IDENTIFICATION
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6.2 + 3°C BLAST CHILLER CYCLE WITH CORE PROBE
The weight of the product must NEVER be more than 1 Kg.
The temperature reading takes place in the central part of the
product by inserting the core probe. Put the hot product into
the blast chiller, slide in the probe, ensuring that the tip is in
the centre of the product; to guarantee that the probe
works correctly in the blast chiller and deep-freezing
cycle, insert it as in the figure inserting the probe”.
Close the door and press the reference button (button 1). The
display will show icons no. 7 and no. 9, which are lit at the
same time, indicating that the chosen cycle has started
correctly; icons no. 10 no. 11 and no. 12, which show the time
progression, will progressively switch off, flashing in order. At
the end of the cycle, icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12 will flash
together with a buzzer which will sound for around 20 seconds;
to end the cycle open the door.
6.3 -18°C STANDARD FOODS DEEP-FREEZING CYCLE WITH
CORE PROBE
The weight of the product must NEVER be more than 1 Kg.
The temperature reading takes place in the central part of the
product by inserting the core probe. Put the hot product into
the blast chiller, slide in the probe, ensuring that the tip is in
the centre of the product; to guarantee that the probe
works correctly in the blast chiller and deep-freezing
cycle, insert it as in the figure inserting the probe”.
Close the door and press the reference button (button 2). The
display will show icons no. 8 and no. 9 which are lit at the
same time, indicating that the chosen cycle has started
correctly; icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12, which show the
time progression, will progressively switch off, flashing in
order. At the end of the cycle, icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12
will flash together with a buzzer which will sound for around 20
seconds; to end the cycle open the door.
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6.4 -18°C NON-STANDARD FOODS DEEP-FREEZING CYCLE
WITH CORE PROBE
Attention: before beginning this cycle, the food must
have a temperature of +3°C; therefore, if necessary,
chill the food using the “+3°C blast chiller cycle with
core probe”.
The weight of the product must NEVER be more than 1 Kg.
The temperature reading is carried out in the central part of
the product by inserting the core probe; to guarantee that
the probe works correctly in the blast chiller and deep-
freezing cycle, insert it as in the figure inserting the
probe”. Check that the blast chiller is empty and that the door
is closed; press the reference buttons at the same time
(BUTTONS 1 and 2). The display will show icons no. 7, no. 8
and no. 9 which indicate that the chosen cycle has started
correctly; after a few minutes, a buzzer will signal the best
time to put the product to be deep-frozen into the appliance;
insert the product within 5 minutes (otherwise the appliance
will be switched off and it will be necessary to start the
procedure again from the beginning), insert the probe ensuring
that the tip is at the centre of the product and close the door.
On the display, icons no. 10 no. 11 and no. 12, which show the
time progression, will progressively switch off, flashing in
order. At the end of the cycle, icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12
will flash together with a buzzer which will sound for around 20
seconds; to end the cycle open the door.
6.5+ 3°C BLAST CHILLER TIME CYCLE
The weight of the product must NEVER be more than 1 Kg.
Insert the hot product into the blast chiller, close the door, set
the blast chiller class as in the “Blast chiller example times”
table pressing the reference button several times (button 3)
until the desired food class has been chosen. Icon no. 10
indicates class 1 foods; icon no. 11 indicates class 2 foods;
icon no. 12 indicates class 3 foods; icons no. 10 and no. 11
together indicate class 4 foods; icons no. 11 and no. 12
together indicate class 5 foods; icons no. 10 and no. 12
together indicate class 6 foods.
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Around 5 seconds after selecting the desired food class, the
cycle will start automatically; the display will show icons no. 7
and no. 13 which are lit at the same time, indicating that the
chosen cycle has started correctly;
icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12, which show the time
progression, will progressively switch off, flashing in order. At
the end of the cycle, icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12 will flash
together with a buzzer which will sound for around 20 seconds;
to end the cycle open the door.
If the food being used is not shown in the following
table, it is advisable, for the first few times that the
appliance is used, to implement the "+3°C blast chiller
cycle with core probe” and to manually check the time
taken so that the food can then be classified.
BLAST CHILLER EXAMPLE TIMES
CLASS 1 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF LESS THAN ½
AN HOUR (icon 10)
Short-pastry
biscuits
500g
Yoghurt biscuits 500g
Spinach 500g/1000g
Asparagus 500g/1000g
Swiss chard stalks 500g/1000g
Courgettes 500g/1000g
Cauliflower 500g/1000g
Fennels 500g
Carrots 500g
Broccoli 500g/1000g
Peppers 500g/1000g
Leeks 500g/1000g
Celery 500g/1000g
Brussels Sprouts 500g
Potatoes 500g
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CLASS 2 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF BETWEEN ½
HOUR AND 1 HOUR
(icon 11)
Short-pastry biscuits 1000g
Yoghurt biscuits 1000g
Custard 500g
Fennels 1000g
Potatoes 1000g
Carrots 1000g
Brussels Sprouts 1000g
Rare T-bone steak core
temperature +55°
500g/1000g
CLASS 3 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF BETWEEN 1 HOUR
AND 1 AND A ½ HOURS (icon 12)
Plum Cake 500g
Apple Pie 500g/1000g
Sponge Cake 500g
Custard 500g
Neck of pork core temperature
+72°
500g
Medium-well done T-bone steak
core temperature +65°
500g
Roast beef core temperature +58° 500g
Ricotta and spinach cannelloni core
temperature +75° 500g
Lasagne Bolognese core
temperature +78° 500g
Courgette flan core temperature
+70° 500g
Savoury flan core temperature
+72°
500g
CLASS 4 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF BETWEEN 1 AND
½ HOURS AND 2 HOURS (icons 10 and 11)
Custard 1000g
Plum Cake 1000g
Sponge Cake 1000g
Tomato sauce 500g
White sauce 500g
Meat sauce 500g
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Trout 500g
Mussels and clams 500g/1000g
Prawns and flat lobster 500g
Plaice fillet 500g/1000g
Scorpion fish fillet 500g
Roast pork core temperature +70° 500g
Roast turkey breast core
temperature +68°
500g
CLASS 5 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF BETWEEN 2
HOURS AND 2 AND A ½ HOURS (icons 11 and 12)
Tomato sauce 1000g
Meat sauce 1000g
White sauce 1000g
Trout 1000g
Prawns and flat lobster 1000g
Scorpion fish fillet 1000g
Braised shoulder of beef core
temperature +75° 500g
CLASS 6 FOODS FOR BLAST CHILLER TIMES OF BETWEEN 2 AND
½ HOURS AND 3 HOURS (icons 10 and 12)
Roast pork core temperature +70° 1000g
Neck of pork core temperature
+72° 1000g
Medium-well done T-bone steak
core temperature +65°
1000g
Roast beef core temperature +58° 1000g
Roast turkey breast core
temperature +68°
1000g
Ricotta and spinach cannelloni core
temperature +75°
1000g
Courgette flan core temperature
+70° 1000g
Savoury flan core temperature
+72° 1000g
Braised shoulder of beef core
temperature +75°
1000g
Lasagne Bolognese core
temperature +78°
1000g
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6.6 -18°C STANDARD FOODS DEEP-FREEZING TIME CYCLE
The weight of the product must NEVER be more than 1 Kg.
Insert the hot product into the blast chiller, close the door, set
the blast chiller class as in the Example blast chiller times
1” table pressing the reference button several times (BUTTON
4) until the desired food class has been chosen. Icon no. 10
indicates class 1 foods; icon no. 11 indicates class 2 foods;
icon no. 12 indicates class 3 foods; icons no. 10 and no. 11
together indicate class 4 foods. Around 5 seconds after
selecting the desired food class, the cycle will start
automatically; the display will show icons no. 8 and no. 13
which are lit at the same time, indicating that the chosen cycle
has started correctly; icons no. 10, no. 11 and no. 12, which
show the time progression, will progressively switch off,
flashing in order. At the end of the cycle, icons no. 10, no. 11
and no. 12 will flash together with a buzzer which will sound
for around 20 seconds; to end the cycle open the door.
If the food being used is not shown in the following
table, it is advisable, for the first few times that the
appliance is used, to implement the "-18°C standard
food deep-freezing cycle with core probe” and to
manually check the time taken so that the food can then
be classified.
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EXAMPLE DEEP-FREEZING TIMES 1
CLASS 1 FOODS FOR DEEP-FREEZING TIMES OF LESS THAN 1 HOUR
(icon 10)
Short-pastry biscuits 500g/1000g
Yoghurt biscuits 500g/1000g
Spinach 500g
Asparagus 500g
Swiss chard stalks 500g
Courgettes 500g
Cauliflower 500g
Fennels 500g
Carrots 500g
Broccoli 500g
Peppers 500g
Leeks 500g
Celery 500g
Brussels Sprouts 500g
CLASS 2 FOODS FOR DEEP-FREEZING TIMES OF BETWEEN 1 AND 2 HOURS
(icon 11)
Plum Cake 500g
Apple Pie 500g
Custard 500g
Sponge Cake 500g
Spinach 1000g
Asparagus 1000g
Courgettes 1000g
Cauliflower 1000g
Fennels 1000g
Carrots 1000g
Broccoli 1000g
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Peppers 1000g
Leeks 1000g
Celery 1000g
Brussels Sprouts 1000g
Potatoes 500g/1000g
Swiss chard stalks 1000g
CLASS 3 FOODS FOR DEEP-FREEZING TIMES OF BETWEEN 2 AND 3 HOURS
(icon 12)
Plum Cake 1000g
Apple Pie 1000g
Sponge Cake 1000g
Custard 1000g
White sauce 500g/1000g
Meat sauce 500g
Tomato sauce 500g
CLASS 4 FOODS FOR DEEP-FREEZING TIMES OF BETWEEN 3 AND 4 HOURS
(icons 10 and 11)
Tomato sauce 1000g
Meat sauce 1000g
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