Tecnomac ChillTouch Manual de usuario

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APPARECCHIO

MULTIFUNZIONE

MULTI-FUNCTION EQUIPMENT

EQUIPEMENT MULTIFONCTION

MULTIFUNKTIONSGERÄTE

INDEX

1 - MACHINE START-UP AND SHUT DOWN .................................................................................................................................2

1.1 - General information..................................................................................................................................................................2

1.2 - Entry and exit from Stand-by....................................................................................................................................................2

2 - INITIAL SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................................................................2

2.1 - Language .................................................................................................................................................................................2

2.2 - Unlocking the display ...............................................................................................................................................................3

2.3 - Date and time setting ...............................................................................................................................................................3

2.4 - Setting the 24-48-72 H cycle duration......................................................................................................................................4

3 - CHILLING/FREEZING CYCLES ................................................................................................................................................5

3.1 - Summary of Positive chilling cycles .........................................................................................................................................5

3.2 - Starting the MANUAL Positive Chilling.....................................................................................................................................6

3.3 - Summary of Negative chilling cycles........................................................................................................................................7

3.4 - Starting the MANUAL Negative Chilling ...................................................................................................................................8

3.5 - Saving the Positive / Negative chilling cycle ............................................................................................................................9

3.6 - Change the preservation cell set point.....................................................................................................................................9

4 - THAWING CYCLE ....................................................................................................................................................................10

4.1 - Manual THAWING..................................................................................................................................................................10

4.2 - Programmed THAWING.........................................................................................................................................................11

6 - ICE CREAM CYCLE.................................................................................................................................................................13

6.1 - Ice Cream MANUAL cycle......................................................................................................................................................13

7 - PRESERVATION CYCLE .........................................................................................................................................................14

7.1 - MANUAL preservation cycle ..................................................................................................................................................14

8 - PROGRAMME WRITING..........................................................................................................................................................15

8.1 - Access to programme set-up..................................................................................................................................................15

8.2 - Creation of a Chilling Programme ..........................................................................................................................................16

8.3 - Creation of a thawing programme..........................................................................................................................................17

8.7 - Creation of a preservation programme...................................................................................................................................19

9 - STARTING UP STORED PROGRAMMES...............................................................................................................................20

9.1 - Access to stored programmes................................................................................................................................................20

9.2 - Starting up from stored programmes......................................................................................................................................20

10 - STARTING THE UTILITY FUNCTIONS .................................................................................................................................21

10.1 - Access to UTILITY window...................................................................................................................................................21

10.2 - Display LOCK function .........................................................................................................................................................21

10.3 - List/Export of alarms.............................................................................................................................................................21

10.4 - Starting the manual defrosting .............................................................................................................................................22

10.5 - Starting the Drying cycle ......................................................................................................................................................22

10.6 - Starting the OZONO cycle (optional)....................................................................................................................................22

10.7 - Conguration of the main menu ...........................................................................................................................................23

11 - Alarm statuses.......................................................................................................................................................................24

11.1 - Alarm warnings.....................................................................................................................................................................24

11.2 - Warnings for SERIOUS alarms ............................................................................................................................................24

11.3 - Warnings for AVERAGE alarms............................................................................................................................................24

11.4 - Pre-alarm warnings ..............................................................................................................................................................24

11.5 - Machine information/data .....................................................................................................................................................24

11.6 Alarm list .................................................................................................................................................................................25

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1 - MACHINE START-UP AND SHUT DOWN

The Touch interface accepts only pressing

with the ngers, avoid using tools or other

mechanical devices which might damage

the interface

Upon the machine start-up, after a few seconds, the

screen represented above will appear.

In order to access the main screen, press the key

[1]. By pressing key [2], you can access the machine

information.

In order to return to the initial stand-by screen, just press

the key [3]

2 - INITIAL SETTINGS

2.1 - Language

In order to access the language setting from the main

menu, press the key [4]

Once the Utility window is accessed, press the key [5]

Select the preselected language by pressing the key

representing it with the ag [6]

Up to 40 programmes of various type can

be saved.

During all cycles, the humidification-

dehumidication will be used, it will be active

only if the cell temperature is higher than 3°C.

1.1 - General information

1.2 - Entry and exit from Stand-by

During the cooking cycles, the retarder proving

cycles and in general in all cases in which

high humidification values are used, it is

recommended removing the steel cap placed

on the internal back discharge.

Icons positioned in the top right

Identication of operation in progress

If the DFC logo appears, then the

Dynamic Frost Control algorithm is

active.

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2.2 - Unlocking the display

2.3 - Date and time setting

In order to set or change the date/time, access the Utility

page and press the key [7]

In order to change the date, press above the date eld

[10]

Once the window is opened, use the keys +/- to change

the hour and minutes and conrm using the OK key to

save the changes

Once the window opened, use the keys +/- to change

the day, month and year and conrm using the OK key

to save the changes

If the keyboard is blocked, type the password 1365 in

order to unlock it

Access the service area with the password 3621

In order to access the date and time setting, press the

key [8]

In order to change the time, press above the time eld [9]

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2.4 - Setting the 24-48-72 H cycle duration

All cycles that provide the programming of the cycle end date, adopt the following duration setting method, based on the

time ranges that fall within the 24, 48 or 72 hour ranges following the cycle start.

We present hereinafter a few examples that represent the setting logic.

1st example: 24H cycle ending at 10:00.

START

8:00

24:00 24:00

24:00

mercoledì giovedì

10:00

END

START

24:00 24:00