Piper BERKELEY Series Manual de usuario
BERKELEY SERIES HOTPLATES
SINGLE, DOUBLE OR TRIPLE HOTPLATES
Installation and Operating Manual
For service information call 800-544-3057
Please have the following information available before calling. Information can be found
on the identification/certification tag:
•Model Number
•Serial Number
•Date of Purchase
•Part Description and number as shown in parts list
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
READ BEFORE USE
Piper Products, Inc
300 South 84th Avenue
Wausau, WI 54401
Phone: 715-842-2724 . FAX: 715-842-3125
This manual contains important safety information concerning the maintenance, use and operation of this product.
Failure to follow these instructions could result in damaging equipment, voiding the warranty, serious injury or even death.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
FREIGHT DAMAGE CLAIMS
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION OF DROP-IN HOTPLATES
DROP-IN HOTPLATE FITTING DIAGRAM
INSTALLATION OF BUILT-IN HOTPLATES
BUILT-IN HOTPLATE FITTING DIAGRAM
INSTALLATION OF PORTABLE HOTPLATES
HOTSPOTS
GLASS SNEEZE GUARDS
USE AND OPERATION OF HOTPLATES
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS
BUILT-IN EXPLODED VIEW
DROP-IN EXPLODED VIEW
CHANGING A QUARTZ LAMP
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SINGLE HOTPLATE, 120V WIRING DIAGRAM
DOUBLE HOTPLATE, 120V WIRING DIAGRAM
DOUBLE HOTPLATE, 208V/240V WIRING DIAGRAM
DOUBLE HOTPLATE, 208V/240V WITH HOT SPOT WIRING DIAGRAM
DOUBLE HOTPLATE, WITH HEAT LAMP 208V/240V WIRING DIAGRAM
TRIPLE HOTPLATE, 208V/240V WIRING DIAGRAM
WARRANTY
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations! You have just purchased one of the finest pieces of equipment on the
market today. Before installing or operating your new Piper equipment, you should read
through this manual. This manual should be retained for further reference as it contains
installation and operating instructions, service tips, part lists and warranty information.
For your safety, read and follow all cautions and warnings.
FREIGHT DAMAGE CLAIMS
Your Piper equipment was carefully inspected and packed before leaving our factory. The
transportation company assumes full responsibility for safe delivery of this equipment.
Piper Products cannot assume responsibilities for damage or loss incurred in transit.
Visible damage or loss should be noted on the freight bill and signed by the person
making the delivery.
A freight claim should be filed immediately with the transportation company. If damage is
unnoticed or concealed until equipment is unpacked, notify the transportation company
immediately and tell them you want to file a concealed damage claim. This must be done
within five (5) days after delivery was made. Be sure to retain all packing material and
cartons.
WARNING
Installation of this equipment should be done only by persons qualified or licensed
to install electrical equipment. All electrical and plumbing must meet local, state,
and federal codes.
Plumbing installation must be performed by a qualified plumber.
Adjustments and service work should be performed only by a qualified service
technician. Service is available through Authorized Piper Parts and Service
Distributors throughout the United States. For a complete listing of these call or
write Piper Products, Inc. for the name of the nearest distributor.
This equipment is intended for commercial use only. Not for household use.
Use of other than genuine Piper replacement parts or service work performed by
other than an authorized Piper service agent will void the warranty.
Do not use any corrosive cleaners. Piper only approves soap and water for
cleaning stainless steel.
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
WARNING!!!! DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS (VOIDS WARRANTY)
Ground:
The electrical outlet must be provided with an efficient ground, and the voltage and the
frequency of the electrical line matches those indicated on the data plate.
If unsure about the efficiency of the ground, have your electrical circuit
checked by a qualified electrician.
• Carefully remove unit from carton or crate. Remove all loose packing materials
making sure that no small parts or accessories are lost. Inspect the unit for
concealed damage before discarding packing materials.
• Check the name plate for electrical requirements.
• If concealed damage is found refer to section on Freight Damage Claims on
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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Model Options Overall
Length
Overall
Depth
Hot Plate
Sections Volts Phase Watts Amps NEMA # Weight
(lbs.)
B14050 None 15.75” 19.69” 1 120 1 550 4.6 5-15P 65
B16050 None 23.62” 19.69” 1 120 1 600 5.0 5-15P 88
B24050 None 31.65” 19.69” 2 120 1 1100 9.2 5-15P 130
B26050 None 47.4” 19.69” 2 120 1 1200 10.0 5-15P 175
B240160 None 55.43” 19.69” 3 208 1 1700 8.2 6-15P 185
B36050 None 71.18” 19.69” 3 208 1 1800 8.7 6-15P 200
B14050-HS Hot Spot 15.75” 19.69” 1 208 1 1975 9.5 6-15P 65
B16050-HS Hot Spot 23.62” 19.69” 1 208 1 2150 10.3 6-15P 88
B24050-HS Hot Spot 31.65” 19.69” 2 208 1 2525 12.1 6-15P 130
B26050-HS Hot Spot 47.4” 19.69” 2 208 1 2750 13.2 6-15P 175
B240160-HS Hot Spot 55.43” 19.69” 3 208 1 3125 15.0 L6-20P 185
B36050-HS Hot Spot 71.18” 19.69” 3 208 1 3350 16.1 L6-20P 200
BUILT-IN SERIES - STANDARD DEPTH
Contact factory for special sizes.
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Model Options Overall
Length
Overall
Depth
Hot Plate
Sections Volts Phase Watts Amps NEMA # Weight
(lbs.)
B17060 None 23.62” 27.56” 1 120 1 850 7.1 5-15P 124
B27060 None 47.4” 27.56” 2 208 1 1700 8.2 6-15P 245
B37060 None 71.18” 27.56” 3 208 1 1800 8.7 6-15P 280
B17060-HS Hot Spot 23.62” 27.56” 1 208 1 2400 11.5 6-15P 124
B27060-HS Hot Spot 47.4” 27.56” 2 208 1 3250 15.6 L6-20P 245
B37060-HS Hot Spot 71.18” 27.56” 3 208 1 4100 19.7 L6-30P 280
BUILT-IN SERIES - EXTRA DEEP
Model Options Overall
Length
Overall
Depth
Hot Plate
Sections Volts Phase Watts Amps NEMA # Weight
(lbs.)
D17060 None 26” 30 1 120 1 850 7.1 5-15P 124
D27060 None 49-3/4” 30 2 208 1 1700 8.2 6-15P 245
D37060 None 73-1/2” 30 3 208 1 1800 8.7 6-15P 280
D17060-HS Hot Spot 26” 30 1 208 1 2400 11.5 6-15P 124
D27060-HS Hot Spot 49-3/4” 30 2 208 1 3250 15.6 L6-20P 245
D37060-HS Hot Spot 73-1/2” 30 3 208 1 4100 19.7 L6-30P 280
ND17060-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 33-1/2” 30 1 208 1 1225 5.9 6-15P 196
ND27060-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 57” 30 2 208 1 2825 13.6 6-15P 336
ND37060-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 78-3/8” 30 3 208 1 4050 19.5 L6-30P 385
ND17060-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
33-1/2” 30 1 208 1 2775 13.3 6-15P 196
ND27060-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
57” 30 2 208 1 4375 21.0 L6-30P 336
ND37060-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
78-3/8” 30 3 208 1 6350 30.5 6-50P 385
DROP-IN SERIES - EXTRA DEEP
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (cont.)
Contact factory for special sizes.
Contact factory for special sizes.
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Model Options Overall
Length
Overall
Depth
Hot Plate
Sections Volts Phase Watts Amps NEMA # Weight
(lbs.)
D14050 None 18 22 1 120 1 550 4.6 5-15P 65
D16050 None 26 22 1 120 1 600 5.0 5-15P 88
D24050 None 34 22 2 120 1 100 9.2 5-15P 130
D26050 None 49-3/4 22 2 120 1 1200 10.0 5-15P 175
D240160 None 57-7/8 22 3 208 1 1700 8.2 6-15P 185
D36050 None 73-1/2 22 3 208 1 1800 8.7 6-15P 200
D14050-HS Hot Spot 18 22 1 208 1 1975 9.5 6-15P 65
D16050-HS Hot Spot 26 22 1 208 1 2150 10.3 6-15P 88
D24050-HS Hot Spot 34 22 2 208 1 2525 12.1 6-15P 130
D26050-HS Hot Spot 49-3/4 22 2 208 1 2750 13.2 6-15P 175
D240160-HS Hot Spot 57-7/8 22 3 208 1 3125 15.0 L6-20P 185
D36050-HS Hot Spot 73-1/2 22 3 208 1 3350 16.1 L6-20P 200
ND14050-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 25-5/8 22 1 208 1 925 4.5 6-15P 110
ND16050-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 33-1/2 22 1 208 1 975 4.7 6-15P 140
ND24050-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 41-3/8 22 2 208 1 1850 8.9 6-15P 185
ND26050-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 57 22 2 208 1 2325 11.2 6-15P 240
ND36050-OHD4 Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp 78-3/8 22 3 208 1 3300 15.9 L6-20P 275
ND14050-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
25-5/8 22 1 208 1 2350 11.3 L6-20P 110
ND16050-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
33-1/2 22 1 208 1 2525 12.1 L6-20P 140
ND24050-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
41-3/8 22 2 208 1 3275 15.7 L6-20P 185
ND26050-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
57 22 2 208 1 3875 18.6 L6-30P 240
ND36050-OHD4-HS
Hot Spot &
Sneeze Guard
w/ Heat Lamp
78-3/8 22 3 208 1 4850 23.3 L6-30P 275
DROP-IN SERIES - STANDARD DEPTH
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (cont.)
Contact factory for special sizes.
INSTALLATION OF DROP-IN HOTPLATES
IMPORTANT: Please ensure that there is a minimum clearance of 6 inches
(150mm) between the bottom of the hotplate and any shelf beneath it. Adequate
ventilation and access is required for service.
1. Follow the dimensions for the correct size opening in the counter surface. Refer to
spec sheet or contact Piper Support
2. Apply a bead of mastic all around the opening so the stainless steel flange will sit
directly onto the mastic to ensure a heat proof and hygienic seal (illustration 1B).
Position the unit directly over the top opening and set squarely in place. Allow
approximately 12 hours for the mastic to cure.
3. Clean excess mastic off after curing using an appropriate solvent.
4. The type of controller supplied can be either left attached to the unit or positioned
remotely from the body of the hotplate. The distance is determined by the length of
the wiring.
5. Before connection, ensure the controls are in the OFF position. The unit should then
be connected to an appropriately protected supply by a QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN.
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DROP-IN HOTPLATE
FITTING DIAGRAM
Decorative Top
Mastic Seal
Expansion Seal
6mm SCHOTT
Ceran Pyroceramic
Electric
Elements
Insulation
25mm
Bead of Recommended Mastic
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Illustration 1A
Illustration 1B
INSTALLATION OF BUILT-IN HOTPLATES
IMPORTANT: Please ensure that there is a minimum clearance of 6 inches
(150mm) between the bottom of the hotplate and any shelf beneath it. Adequate
ventilation and access is required for service.
1. Follow the dimensions for the correct size opening in the counter surface. Refer to
spec sheet or contact Piper Support
2. Position the unit from the underside of the counter work surface and ensure that
the hotplate is properly centered. Mark the holes in the adjustable bracket to the
underside of the counter surface. Using the chosen attachment method, i.e. screws
or studs, fix the hotplate in position. Loosen the adjusting screws holding the
brackets to the hotplate body and adjust the hotplate until it is level and flush to the
counter top surface. Tighten the screws/studs.
3. After the hotplate is fit into position, a high temperature, food grade silicone seal
must be applied to the perimeter of the Ceran and counter top to act as a heat proof
and hygienic seal. See illustration 2 for details. Using masking tape, lay strips of
tape around the Ceran glass panel with the edge of the tape to the extreme edge of
the Ceran. Also lay strips of tape to the extreme edge of the counter opening. Trim
the tape so no overlap occurs. Apply a continuous bead of Dow Corning silicone
or similar product into the space between the hotplate and counter using sufficient
silicone to cover the surface (illustration 2B). Use the edge of a flexible plastic card,
scrape off the excess silicone to the level of the masking tape (illustration 2C).
Immediately peel off the masking tape leaving a smooth and neat line of silicone
around the hotplate. Allow the silicone to cure for 12 hours. Clean any excess
silicone off with appropriate solvent after silicone is cured.
4. The type of controller supplied can be either left attached to the unit or positioned
remotely from the bod of the hotplate. The distance is determined by the length of
the wiring.
5. Before connection, ensure the controls are in the OFF position. The unit should
then be connected to an appropriately protected supply by a QUALIFIED
ELECTRICIAN.
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