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SCC Line
SelfCooking Center - Combi Master
Edition 11-2006
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Training Manual
Diagnostic and Troubleshooting
SCC Line
Edition 11-2006
General hints:
After maintenance / repair the appliance must be checked for electric safety
in accordance with your national, state and local requirements!
1. CM Overlay 04
2. CM Principle 05
3. CM Water level control 06
4. CM Steam control 07
5. CM Key code 08 - 09
6. CM PCB 10
7. CM Main fan Motor 11
8. CM Sequence of events 12 - 16
9. CM Service level 17
10. CM Diagnostic 18
11. CM Running times 19
12. CM Basic settings 20 - 21
13. CM Function test 22 - 23
14. CM Error history 24
15. CM Failure code 25
16. CM Gas principle 26
17. CM Gas components 27
18. CM Burner sequence of events 28
19. CM Gas Conversion 29
20. CM Gas changing installation altitude 30
21. CM Gas Flue gas analysis 31 - 32
22. CM Gas adjustment table 33
23. CM Gas Changing gas blower speed 34
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Part 2: Topic: SCC Technique Page:
1. SCC Overlay 35
2. SCC Self Cooking Control until software 01-07-12 36
3. SCC Combi Steamer mode until software 01-07-12 37
4. SCC Self Cooking Control since software 02-01-01 38
5. SCC Combi Steamer mode since software 02-01-01 39
6. SCC Programming, CleanJet 40
4. SCC Principle 42
5. SCC Operator PCB; LED code; 44
6. SCC I/O PCB; LED Code 45
7. SCC Main fan Motor; LED code 46
7. SCC Sequence of events (cooking modes) 48 - 53
8. SCC Service level 54
9. SCC Diagnostic mode overview 56
10. SCC Diagnostic mode 57 - 59
11. SCC Running times overview 60
12. SCC Running times 61 - 62
13. SCC Basic settings overview 64
14. SCC Basic settings 65 - 67
15. SCC Function test overview 68
16. SCC Function test 69 - 70
17. SCC Overview Service messages / intermittent buzzer code 72
17. SCC Service messages 73 - 74
18. SCC Calibration 76 - 77
19. SCC Drain valve 78
20. SCC Gas principle 80
21. SCC Gas technique 82
22. SCC Burner sequence of events 83
23. SCC Gas conversion 84
24. SCC Gas adjustment of installation altitude 85
25. SCC Flue gas analysis 86 - 87
26. SCC Gas adjustment table 88
27. SCC Gas changing gas blower speed 89
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CM Technique from 04 - 2004
Steam
Hot Air
Combi Steam
Finishing
Cool Down
Timer
Core temperature
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CM Technique from 04 - 2004 C
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B1 F4
B3
S2
B5
F3
M1
M4
B2
Y1 Y2
B1 Thermocouple cabinet
B2 Thermocouple quenching / Steam control
B3 Thermocouple core temperature
B5 Thermocouple steam generator (preheating, 180°C (356°F) max)
S2 Level electrode
CM 201/202 only:
M2 Fan motor top (with jumper)
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C Water level control Steam Generator
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S2
B5
F3
S2 V AC
M4
B2
Y1 Y2
Every 2 minutes steam elements will switch off for water level control
X12
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Steam Control CM from 04 - 2004 C
Intelligent steam control via quenching sensor M
B1
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M 1. Cleaning program
A) Cool down cabinet below 60°C
B) Spray inside cabinet with Rational cleaner
C) Close cabinet door
D) Select „Cool Down
E) Press core temperature key for 10 sec.
F) „CLEn“ will show in cabinet temperature display
G) Press timer key 1x; Cleaning program starts automatically
(open cabinet door and rinse interior cabinet after
40 min.)
CLEn Close door again. Since Software version C1-06-05
a 10 min step hot air will follow to dry the interior cabinet.)
This should be done after each installation to verify free drain connec-
tion and before disconnection the unit for storage.
A) Open cabinet door
B) Select „Cool Down“
C) Press core temperature key for 10 sec.
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Key code CM from 04 - 2004
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4. Changing temperature display from °C to °F
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A) Select any mode
100°C
212°F
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C CM PCB (42.00.004) from 04-2004
M CM PCB (42.00.047) from 02-2006 (without transformer)
42.00.004
0,1 AT 2 AT
X2 B3 Core temperature
F1 F2
Transformer X3 B1 Interior cabinet
X7
X4 B2 Quenching / Steam control
X19
X6 B5 Steam generator
1
on
off
RS 232
X8
X31 BUS interface
X12
Temperature 1
X32 Timer / Core Temp. Potentiometer
potentiometer
X50 external EEPROM
X26
X63 Not used
X27
X50 1 1
Counting sequence
X2 X6 X4 X3
1 X24 1 X32
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Motor for CM 40.00.274 C
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Jumper
LED
Jumper 40.01.581 is used on floor model 201 and 202 for top position motor only!
Jumper is not used on models 61 - 102 with one motor only! (Service 34 will be shown!)
1x Motor doesn’t start, no changing Check for motor blockage or change mo-
signal from hallsensor tor.
5x Motor pcb temperature >105°C Check cooling system (cooling fan, air
intake filter), otherwise change motor
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Mode: Steam 100°C (212°F)
Temp. preset, not adjustable
5 Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not act: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas units: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot in timer
7 Steam supply up to steam saturation Quenching sensor B2 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Steam saturation is calculated
inside cabinet (Steam control) SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) by quenching duration and rate
Gas units: Bus signal
8 Hot Air supply (only 50%) when set Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8) Decision of Hot Air supply by
temperature (100°C/212°F) can not be SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(7-8) PCB logic
reached in time by Steam alone Gas units: Bus signal
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Quenching sensor B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 active: 230VAC X19:(2-4)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC X19:(2-4)
4 Check water level inside Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when no
steam generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water water, 230VAC, X19:(1-3)
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5 Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not act: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas units: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot in timer
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Blinking dot in timer display
7 Steam supply until set temperature Cabinet sensor B1
SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
inside cabinet is reached Gas units: Bus signal
8 Hot Air supply (only 50%) when set Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8) Decision of Hot Air supply by
temperature can not be reached SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(7-8) PCB logic
in time by Steam alone Gas units: Bus signal
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 active: 230VAC X19:(2-4)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC X19:(2-4)
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4 Check water level inside Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when
steam generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water no water, 230VAC, X19:(1-3)
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5 Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not act: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas units: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot in timer
7 Hot Air supply until set temperature Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8) Hot air supply active, until
SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(7-8) set temperature is reached
inside cabinet.
Gas units: Bus signal
Hot air has priority
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
8 Steam supply up to steam saturation Quenching sensor B2 Steam saturation is calculated
SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
inside cabinet (Steam control) by quenching duration and rate
Gas units: Bus signal
4 Check water level inside Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when no
steam generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water water, 230VAC, X19:(1-3)
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5 Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not act: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas units: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot in timer
NOTE: For initial heating of cabinet => alternately energy supply of Hot Air and Steam (Electric 12/6 sec, Gas 30/15 sec)
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Quenching sensor B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 active: 230VAC X19:(2-4)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC X19:(2-4)
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5 Hot Air supply until set temperature Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
inside cabinet is reached SSR not act.: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
6 Quenching (set to 90°C/194°F) Quenching sensor B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 active: 230VAC, X19:(2-4)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-4)
Transformer
0,1 AT
F1
2 AT
F2
A) Switch unit ON M
X7
X19
on
1
1
B) On operator PCB set DIP switch 1 to „ON“ position
2
X20
3
1
4
42.00.047
C) Select service package with timer dial:
2 AT
X16 F6
2 AT
F6.1 X7
X19
1 dP Diagnostic Program
X20
X18
Er Error code history
X63
X23
1
X31
rt Running times
1
2
on
off
X30 RS 485
3
RS 232
4
X8
X12
1
SE Basic settings
X50
X26
X27
1
D) Activate with core temperature key the desired service package
X2 X6 X4 X3
Function Test
A) Switch unit ON
on
1
F)
Activate selected step with core temperature key
G)
on
1
2
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dP # Description Connector Cabinet display Timer display Comment
since SW Version:
dP 18 Flame Current Hot Air bottom x.x μA
* C1-06-05 (flame current)
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Service Level: rt -- Running Time
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rt # Description Timer display: 1-999 Comment
Temp. display: >1000
for 5 sec.
rt 2 Total time Y1 valve filling min Reset by pressing +
for 5 sec.
rt 3 Total time Y2 valve quenching min Reset by pressing +
for 5 sec.
rt 4 Total time M4 SC-pump min Reset by pressing +
for 5 sec.
rt 5 Total time steam heating time hrs Reset by pressing +
for 5 sec.
rt 6 Total time hot air heating time hrs Reset by pressing +
for 5 sec.
rt 7 Total time steam mode hrs Can not be reset
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Select desired step with timer dial
M (fan motor and heating elements are automatically OFF)
Press time and core key simultaneously for 5 seconds to set steam heating time to
preset steam heating time plus 1 minute ==> test function for SC-Automatic
+ Press time key and adjust preset steam heating time from 20 - 120 minutes with
timer dial
Press time key and adjust flushing time of SC-automatik from 30 - 90 seconds with
+ timer dial
+ Press time key and select „on“ or „oFF“ with timer dial
+ Press time key and select „on“ or „oFF“ in with timer dial
Presetting of CO2 screw on gas valve after gas type modification / changing gas valve
SE 7
Press time key, keep it pressed and select with timer dial “ST“ for steam, “HA1“ for
+ hot air top or “HA2“ for hot air bottom (only 201/202) with timer dial;
Average lenght in mm of CO2 screw on gas valve is shown on timer display
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Service Level: SE -- Basic settings
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Adjusting speed of blower motor steam (+/ -10%)
SE 9,10,11 (After blower speed adjustment the original rpm is shown in the temp. display, the
changed rpm is shown in the time display)
Press time key, keep it pressed and adjust displayed rpm with timer dial
+ SE9 = MIN rpm; SE10 = Start rpm; SE11 = MAX rpm
Always check CO2 values of MAX rpm and MIN rpm in function test
Press time key, keep it pressed and adjust displayed rpm with timer dial
+ SE12 = MIN rpm; SE13 = Start rpm; SE14 = MAX rpm
Always check CO2 values of MAX rpm and MIN rpm in function test
Press time key, keep it pressed and adjust displayed rpm with timer dial
+ SE15 = MIN rpm; SE16 = Start rpm; SE17 = MAX rpm
Always check CO2 values of MAX rpm and MIN rpm in function test
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Service level: F -- Function test
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Function Connection Cabinet Time Comment
I/O PCB Display Display
F1 Steam 50%, Electric unit X24:(1-2) actual temp. 1/0 Gas:
B5 steam gene- no function
rator
F2 Steam 100%, Electric unit X24:(1-2)+(5-6) actual temp. 1/0 Gas:
B5 steam gene- no function
rator
F3 Hot Air 50%, Electric unit X24:(7-8) actual temp. 1/0 Gas:
B1 cabinet no function
F4 Hot Air 100%, Electric unit X24:(7-8)+(3-4) actual temp. 1/0 Gas:
B1 cabinet no function
F5 Steam, Gas unit BUS actual temp. 1/0 Electric:
B5 steam no function
generator
F6 Hot Air Top, Gas unit BUS actual temp. 1/0 Electric:
B1 cabinet no function
F7 Hot Air Bottom, Gas unit BUS actual temp. 1/0 Electric:
B1 cabinet no function
F8 Bottom Motor MAX speed BUS Set rpm Act. rpm
F9 Bottom Motor MIN speed BUS Set rpm Act. rpm
F10 Top Motor MAX speed BUS Set rpm Act. rpm
F11 Top Motor MIN speed BUS Set rpm Act. rpm
F12 Solenoid valve quenching X19:(2-4) actual temp. Y2
B2 quenching 1/0
F13 Solenoid valve filling X19:(1-3) Level electrode Y1
S2, 1 / 0 1/0
F14 Steam generator pump X18:(1-2) M4 Level electrode M4
X12:(1-4) S2 S2, 1 / 0 1/0
F15 Buzzer 1/0
F16 All Displays / LED
F17 Relais Vent hood X 23: (1-2-3) 1/0
UltraVent
(door open/close)
F18 no function
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Service level: F -- Function test
NOTE: In Function test components are NOT protected against overload! C
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F # Function Connection Cabinet Time Comment
I/O PCB Dispaly Display
F19 Steam blower motor BUS Actual blower Set CO2 Check CO2
MIN rpm rpm value value only
F22 Hot air blower motor, top BUS Actual blower Set CO2 Check CO2
MIN rpm rpm value value only
F25 Hot air blower motor, BUS Actual blower Set CO2 Check CO2
bottom, MIN rpm rpm value value only
F27 Hot air blower motor, BUS Actual blower Set CO2 Adjust CO2 value
bottom, MAX rpm rpm value with CO2 screw
on gas valve
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C Service Level: ER -- Error code history
M Since software version C1-07-01 the last 10 error messages are shown.
Er When Timer key is pressed the error code will be displayed, i.e.
Er1 3 B1 Cabinet sensor defective
Er2 14 Y1 Filling solenoid defective
Er3
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Er10
Since software version C1-07-01 the last 16 gas error messages are shown
in addition to the general error messages (gas units only!)
GE11 20 No rpm signal
GE12 32 No flame after 5 ignition sequences
GE13
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GE25
GE26
Indication of ignition box error messages (1-32 is shown to the operator as „rES“):
1 Hot air or Steam no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
14 Hot air gas valve controll, change ignition box
19 Hot air no flame because flame current is too low
check burner setting, flame current, ignition cable and plug
20 Hot air wrong or no rpm signal from gas blower
check gas blower, power supply gas blower and control harness of gas blower
22 Hot air no flame after 5 ignition sequences
no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
24 Steam gas valve controll, change ignition box
29 Steam no flame because flame current is too low
check burner setting, flame current, ignition cable and plug
30 Steam wrong or no rpm signal from gas blower
check gas blower, power supply gas blower and control harness of gas blower
32 Steam no flame after 5 ignition sequences
no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
All other numbers (2-13, 15-18, 21, 23, 25-28, 31): change ignition box
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Failure Codes CM from 04-2004
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Int. cab. Timer Failure explanation Description M
display display
H2o OPEn H2O open Lack of water / open water tap
CHnG PoL Change Polarity Phase / Neutral (only gas units)
Timer Int. cab. Part concerned Description
display display
(E -press
core temp.
key)
E1 external EEPROM Not initialised
E2 Timeout of external Heating blocked by the extern. energy-
power optimising system optimising system for longer 2 min.
(Sicotronic)
E3 B1 Interior cabinet sensor Sensor broken
E4 B2 Quenching sensor Sensor broken
E5 B3 Core sensor Sensor broken
E6 B5 Sensor steam generator Sensor broken
E7 Thermocouple on PCB Sensor broken
E8 Poti interior cabinet Defective
E9 Poti timer/core temperature Defective
E10 External EEPROM Defective
E11 Mode switch After 5 sec switching on the unit, a
cooking mode couldn‘t be identified
E12 1 St Fan motor 1 (bottom) St = Status (probably Motor defect)
1 Co Fan motor 1 (bottom) Co = Communication,(Bus failure)
E 12 2 St Fan motor 2 (top) St = Status (probably Motor defect)
2 Co Fan motor 2 (top) Co = Communication,(Bus failure)
E13 M4 SC-pump Mal function
E14 Solenoid valve filling Y1 Mal function
E15 PCB temperature above 85°C (185°F)
E16 Steam generator Temperature B5 above
180°C (356°F)
E17 Steam generator Temperature B5 below -5°C (23°F)
E18 Interior cabinet temp. Temperature B1 above 340°C (644°F)
E19 free
E20 1_ Ignition box 1 Ignition box does not reply, Bus failure
2_ Ignition box 2 Ignition box does not reply, Bus failure
E21 1xx Ignition box 1 Steam Ignition box defective (change box)
2xx Ignition box 1 Hot air Ignition box defective (change box)
3xx Ignition box 2 Hot air Ignition box defective (change box)
E22 1xx Ignition box 1 Steam Testing of ignition and monitoring
necessary
2xx Ignition box 1 Hot air Testing of ignition and monitoring
necessary
3xx Ignition box 2 Hot air Testing of ignition and monitoring
necessary
E23 free
E24 EEPROM Actual data structure of the EEPROM
does not match with the software; flash
pcb first
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F3
B1 F4
B3
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S2
B11
M9
Y11
M1
A5
M4
B12
M8
Y12
B2
Y1 Y2
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Basic info about CM Gas from 04-2004
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Identification of the different gas burners / Gas blowers:
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CM 201 - 202
CM 61 - 62 - 101 - 102
Steam Blower
(ignition box fitted)
Gas supply
Compensation hose
CO2 Srew
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Sequence of events of Steam / Hot Air Burner (SCC as well as CM)
Max RPM
RPM
µA
6
Start RPM Flame current
5
3
Min RPM
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Pre ignition
control
Flame
1
Start up Pre purge Ignition Burner running
Time 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 sec
Ignition, ca 20KV C
Flame monitoring within. 2 sec continuous flame control
Flame monitoring
If no flame detected => new ignition sequence. After 5 th ignition without success => RESET
Danger:
Changing the gas type of your SelfCooking Center or Combi Master
shall only be done if you have a flue gas analyser at hand.
Changing the gas setting only by adjusting the CO2 screw
will result in an unsafe flue gas condition,
is dangerous to life and will damage the equipment.
L) Keeping the timer key pressed the average length of the CO2 screw is indicated.
„St“ Steam, „HA1“ Hot air top, HA2“ Hot air bottom
Select the corresponding value with the timer dial (keep timer key pressed).
x,x mm
M) Note: Setting this screw to the given length shall ONLY bring the unit into wor-
king condition with the newly supplied gas.
This does NOT replace flue gas analysis or make the flue gas analysis obsolete!
Set the CO2 screw according the values of timer display or according
the table “Values for burner adjustments“ (! ! ! Set all CO2 screws ! ! !)
If the mm setting of CO2 screw is too high, turn CO2 screw first 2 turns clockwise
and then to the requested length (Screw adjustment tolerance)
on
O) To exit service program set DIP switch 1 to „OFF“ position
1 2 3 4
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Note: The altitude settings of 0-499 and 500-999m are identical.
M Therefore resetting of installation altitude needs to be done only when installing
above 1000m (3280ft) or below sea level (i.e. Red Sea)
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Flue gas analysis: CM gas from 04-2004
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Before you carry out a flue gas analysis
check input gas flow pressure when burner is running M
• Switch on unit. Select any mode and cooking time.
Wait till burner works
• Check input gas flow pressure
• See correct values of input flow pressure on serial plate
• If necessary adjust gas input pressure
D) „F1“ is shown on timer display. With timer dial select position F21
• If CO2 value is too high => turn CO2 screw first 2 turns clockwise
(- direction), and than slowly anti clockwise (+ direction) till you get the
indicated CO2 value. (Screw adjustment tolerance).
• CO value must be below 300ppm
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M L) Select position F19 with timer dial and enter „Steam MIN“ with
F 19 timer key.
M) Activate position F19 with core temperature key;
NOTE: in this position core temp. key is used as a switch and will automatical-
ly deactivate after 4 minutes.“
F 24 Q) Select position F24 „Hot air top, MAX“ with timer dial
and repeat steps E - K.
NOTE: Adjust CO2 to given value by turning CO2 screw on gas valve at positi-
on F24 „Hot air top, MAX“ only!
R) Select position F22 „Hot air top, MIN“ with timer dial
F 22 and repeat steps L - P
NOTE: Cross-check CO2 value only. If CO2 value is out of allowed tolerance
=> Change gas valve
S) Select position F27 „Hot air bottom, MAX“ with timer dial
F 27 and repeat steps E - K.
NOTE: Adjust CO2 to given value by turning CO2 screw on gas valve at positi-
on F27 „Hot air top, MAX“ only!
Select position F25 „Hot Air bottom, MIN“ with timer dial
T) and repeat steps L - P.
F 25
NOTE: Cross-check CO2 value only. If CO2 value is out of allowed tolerance
=> Change gas valve
on
U) To exit service program set DIP switch 3 to „OFF“ position
1 2 3 4
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Values for burner adjustments of gas units SCC / CM (valid since March, 2006), entry in "red" => new
Steam Burner Hot Air Burner - Top Side Hot Air Burner - Bottom Side (only at 201-202)
SCC - CM
102 30 - 57 mbar 2,5 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8.9% 10,1% 30 - 57 mbar 2,4 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9,4% 10,3%
(G30)
201 30 - 57 mbar 3,1 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8.8% 9,8% 30 - 57 mbar 2,8 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8,8% 9,6% 30 - 57 mbar 2,8 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8,8% 9,6%
202 30 - 57 mbar 2,5 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 11,0% 30 - 57 mbar 2,3 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 10,1% 30 - 57 mbar 2,3 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 10,1%
How to carry 1.) Check the gas type adjustment at "Basic Settings".
2.) Check the given length of the CO 2 screw. See correct values from table above.
out a burner 3.) Check gas input flow pressure. See correct values from table above.
adjustment: 4.) Select "Gas Steam Blower" at "Function Test". Exhaust temperature should be during the "gas flow analysis" above 200°C.
Carry out first a CO2 "Max" adjustment.
Setting of exhaust values only by CO 2 screw adjustment. CO 2 = see table above, CO = below 300ppm, if possible below 100ppm.
Carry out the CO 2 "Min" measurement. At CO 2 "Min" measurement no adjustment necessary on the CO 2 screw => ! ! ! Check only the CO2 values ! ! ! !
Repeat same measurements at "Gas Hot Air Blower Top" and "Gas Hot Air Blower Bottom (201-202)". S
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G) Activate position SE9 „blower motor steam MIN“ rpm with timer
key
6250
H) While pressing timer key blower speed can be adjusted with timer
dial by + / -10%
Note: Adjust steps in increments of 60rpm only!
Changed rpm will be shown in timer display.
I) Confirm new rpm setting with core temperature key
(keep timer key pressed)
J) Release timer key
L) Repeat steps F) - J) at
SE12 „blower motor hot air, top MIN“ rpm,
SE13 „blower motor hot air, top Start“ rpm, and
SE14 „blower motor hot air, top MAX“ rpm.
Adjust steps in increments of 60rpm only!
P) To store the new blower speed setting the unit must be switched
OFF and ON again.
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SCC Control Panel
Notes:
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SelfCooking Control SelfCooking Control SelfCooking Control
Mode - Level 1 Mode - Level 2 Mode - Level 3
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S
C
C
1 1 1
Universal Roasting with Overnight
roasting crackling roasting
2 2 2
Soft Soft
Low High
roasting cooking
3 3 3
Overnight Overnight well
rare done
roasting cooking
4 4 4
preheat
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Combi Steamer Mode Functions Settings
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1 1 1
S
CleanJet HACCP 10:24
am/pm
24 h
h:m
m:s C
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
2 2 2 C
200°C Start time
08/22/03
22.08.03 °C / °F
3 3 3
Duration CDS english Prog
4 4 4
Settings
08/22/03
Setting of time 1/2 Energy Setting of date format
22.08.03
Service Typ
1 1
Service Info No: E11SE0503200......... Service Info: Display of
pending service faults
2 2
Descaling SW: SCC - 01 - 07 - 08
3 3
Info Mod: SCC_101
4 4
Typ English
Info Download of service data to stick.Set DIP-switch 1 to “on” (=activation of diagnostic program).
Afterwards touch function key and then service key.
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This display since Software version SCC 02-01-01 only!
SelfCooking Control SelfCooking Control SelfCooking Control
Mode - Level 1 Mode - Level 2 Mode - Level 3
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S
C
C
1 1 1
roast braise overnight
roasting
2 2 2
roast with gentle
crackling roasting
3 3 3
overnight gentle
roasting cooking medium 62°C
4 4 4
13:45 13:45 close
door
Fish Finishing
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Combi Steamer Mode Functions Settings
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1 1 1
S
CleanJet 10:24
am/pm
24 h
h:m
m:s C
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
2 2 2
10/22/06
C
200°C start time 22.10.06 °C / °F IP
3 3 3
Duration english
4 4 4
settings
08/22/03
Setting of time Delta -T cooking Setting of date format
22.08.03
Service Typ
1 1
Service Info No: E11SE0503200......... Service Info: Display of
pending service faults
2 2
Descaling SW: SCC - 01 - 07 - 08 CDS Scale level of steam gen.
3 3
CDS Mod: SCC_101
4 4
Typ English
Info
Download of service data to stick.Set DIP-switch 1 to “on” (=activation of diagnostic program).
Afterwards touch function key and then service key.
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Prog
rinse
without tabs rinse with water only; cabinet will be dried out;
CleanJet
1 interim
rinse rinse with 1 cleaner tab for cleaning in between
rinse cleaning cooking cycles; no drying of cabinet;
without tabs
2
interim
light light Cleaning of light soiling with drying of cabinet
cleaning
3
medium strong Cleaning of medium soiling with drying of cabi-
medium
net
4
CleanJet
strong Cleaning of strong soiling with drying of cabinet
Note:
Reduce number of detergent tabs when
too much foam is visible;
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SCC Electric from 04-2004
B1 F4
B6
M3
S4
S
S S2
C B5
C F3
P1
M1
B4
M4
S11
B2
Y1 Y3
Y2
M6
M7 S12
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SCC Operator pcb (42.00.002)
X 50
X 51 X 09 X2 Free
X 53
X 54
1 Counting sequence
X 52
RS 232 X 10
X2 1
Green LED - off: Bus cable defective; CPU defective; I/O pcb or transformer defective
Red LED doesn‘t blink during re-booting when switching on - CPU defective
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Measuring points I/O PCB SCC (40.00.049)
Wires of pcb edge connectors are pointing to component side of pcb!
X 25.1
X 26.1
X 24.1
UltraventVent . X 23.1
C
SSR2: B-
SSR2: A- 12 V DC 16 V DC C
1 SSR1: B-
+
_
X 21.1 2A T + 12V SSR1: A- M S12
230V K1:L1 12 V DC
M7 12 V DC
230 V
input F2: N 2A T
X 20.1 S3 Door contact
X 27.1
2 12 V AC
T1 11,5V - 12V
Energy optimising 11,5 V AC from Transformer
Sicotronic NLED 1 X 14.1
X 19.1 H1 11,5 V
Cabinet light
A1
A2
Y1 Y1 LED 2 AC
230 V X 13.1
N
12 V DC
CDS sensor
A1
A2
Y2 GND
Y1 filling Y2 OUT IN
230 V CDS-HALL X 15.1
Y2 quenching
A1
A2
Y3 moistening Y3 Y3
X 18.1 230 V X 17.1
4 3 2 1
M4
230 V
SC pump
ON
M
~
M6
230 V
CleanJet pump M
~ X 16.1 Counting sequence
BUS BUS
2: Energy optimizing plug with link on 5-6 used only on I/O pcb with 6 relais card!
Please refer to Technical Info 16-2005
Yellow LED blinks always: Set DIP switches to OFF position; Bus cable defective;
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Motor for SCC / CM
S
S
C
C
Jumper
LED
Jumper 40.01.581 is used on floor model 201 and 202 for top position motor only!
Jumper is not used on models 61 - 102 with one motor only! (Service 34 will be shown!)
1x Motor doesn’t start, no changing Check for motor blockage or change mo-
signal from hallsensor tor.
5x Motor pcb temperature >105°C Check cooling system (cooling fan, air
intake filter), otherwise change motor
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C
C
S
SCC Units: Sequence of Events
Mode: Wet heat (98-103°C (208-218°F),
set temperature)
4 Check water level inside steam Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when
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generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water no water, 230VAC, X19:(1-4)
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
7 Steam production up to saturation in Pressure sensor P1 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
cabinet Thermocouple B4 Gas unit: Bus signal
rpm motor via BUS
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
8 Adding of Hot Air from 70°C (158°F) Cabinet sensor B1 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4) Decision of Hot Air supply by
possible, if 70% humidity reached Gas unit: Bus signal PCB logic
B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T
Check water level inside steam Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when no
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4 generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water water, 230VAC, X19:(1-4)
Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
5 if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas unit: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
Steam supply until set temperature in- Cabinet sensor B1 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
7 side cabinet is reached Gas unit: Bus signal
Adding of Hot Air from 93°C (200°F) Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4) Decision of Hot Air supply by
8 possible (only 50%) SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4) PCB logic
Gas unit: Bus signal
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T
S
C
C
S
4 Check water level inside steam Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when no
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generator side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water water, 230VAC, X19:(1-4)
Preheat steam generator, Thermocouple B5 inside SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) Heating off,
5 if B5 is below 85°C (185°F); Steam Generator SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6) if B5 > 180°C (356°F)
Gas unit: Bus signal
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
Pressure sensor P1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
7 Steam production up to saturation in Thermocouple B4 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
cabinet rpm motor via BUS Gas unit: Bus signal
SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4) Decision of Hot Air supply by
8 Adding of Hot Air if 85% humidity Cabinet sensor B1 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4) PCB logic
reached Gas unit: Bus signal
B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
9 Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T
4 Check water level inside steam genera- Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when
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tor side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water no water, 230VAC, X19:(1-4)
6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
Heat up cabinet with Hot Air until set SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
7 temperature. Cabinet sensor B1 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
Priority Hot Air Gas unit: Bus signal
8 Adding of steam up to set steam satura- Pressure sensor P1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
tion Thermocouple B4 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
rpm motor via BUS Gas unit: Bus signal
Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
9
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T, manual moistening
S
C
C
S
4 Check water level inside steam genera- Level electrode S2 in- X12:(1-4) > 2VAC => no water Solenoid Y1 energizes when
tor side Steam Generator X12:(1-4) ~ 0VAC => water no water, 230VAC, X19:(1-4)
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6 Timer starts after successful preheating Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
NOTE: For initial heating of cabinet => alternately energy supply of Steam and Hot Air (Electric: 8 seconds each; Gas:20 seconds each)
Steam supply up to set humidity Pressure sensor P1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
7 Electric: 8sec on / off Thermocouple B4 SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(1-2)+(5-6)
Gas: 20 sec on / off rpm motor via BUS Gas unit: Bus signal
Hot air supply up to set temperature Cabinet sensor B1 SSR active: 12VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
8 Electric: 8 sec on / off SSR not active: 0VDC X24:(7-8)+(3-4)
Gas: 20 sec on / off Gas unit: Bus signal
Quenching (set to 70°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
9 B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T, manual moistening
4 Timer starts counting down Logic on PCB Blinking dot on timer display
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6 Quenching (set to 90°C/158°F) Thermocouple B2 B2 above set Temp.: Y2 active Y2 act.: 230VAC, X19:(2-5)
B2 below set Temp.: Y2 not active Y2 not act.: 0VAC, X19:(2-5)
Additional functions possible: 4 Fan speeds (Standard = Level 4), pulsed fan wheel,
½ Energy, HACCP output, ∆T, manual moistening
Humidity control permanently checks the humidity coming from the product.
If needed the humidity flap is being opened in order to reduce the actual humidity
to the set value.
S
C
C
S
A) Switch on unit
X7 X8
A2 SCC pcb
B) on
Set DIP 1 on operator PCB to „“ON““ position
S X 12
1 2 3 4
S X 11
C X5 X2 X6 X4 X3
X1
Battery
ON
1
3V Window 1 Diagnostic
LED 2
1 2 3
Window 2 Running Times
X 51 X 09
X 53
3
X 54 Window 3 Basic Settings
X 52
RS 232 X 10 4
X2
Window 4 Function Test
on
G) Set DIP 1 on operator PCB to “OFF“ position
1 2 3 4 to deactivate Service level
Notes:
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SCC Diagnostic Mode overview
1
DIAGNOSTIC Diagnostic
2
1 - Cabinet B1 Running Times
S
S 3
2 - Quenching B2
C Basic Settings
C 3 - Not used 4
Function Test
4 - Humidity B4
5 - Steam Generator B5
1
6-11 - Core Temp B6-11 1 - Diagnostic
2
12 - Temperature Cabinet
B1
13 - Level Electrode S2 3
130°C 345°C
Reset
act max
14 - Door Contact S3 4
15 - Clima
16 - Clima Status
17 - Clima Motor
18 - Hot Air
1
19 - Steam
2
20 - SC Automatic 160°C
3
21 - Volume 32 min
4
22 - M6 CleanJet pump
Y2 Quenching solenoid
23 - M7 Drain valve
S12 Micro switch
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SCC Diagnostic Mode
1 1 1
1 - DIAGNOSTIC 2 - DIAGNOSTIC 3 - DIAGNOSTIC
2 2 2
Cabinet B1 Quenching B2 Not used
B3 S
3
130°C 345°C
3
70°C 95°C
3
900°C 900°C
S
Reset Reset Reset
act max“ act max“
C
4 4 4
C
- Temp. range: -30 - 340°C - Temp. range: -30 - 340°C (-22 B3 not used. No function
(-22 - 644°F) - 644°F)
- 900°C (655°C until SW version - 900°C (655°C until SW version
01-07-08) broken thermocouple 01-07-08) broken thermocouple or
or loose plug loose plug
- to reset max value press RESET - to reset max value press RESET
1 1 1
4 - DIAGNOSTIC 5 - DIAGNOSTIC 6 - 11 - DIAGNOSTIC
2 2 2
Humidity B4 Steam Generator B5 Core Temp B6 - B11
3 3 3
130°C Reset 345°C 104°C Reset 115°C 130°C Reset 305°C
act max“ act max“ act max“
4 4 4
- Temp. range: -30 - 340°C - Temp. range: -30 - 340°C (-22 - Temp. range: -30 - 340°C (-22
(-22 - 644°F) - 644°F) - 644°F)
- 900°C (655°C until SW version - 900°C (655°C until SW version - 900°C (655°C until SW version
01-07-08) broken thermocouple or 01-07-08) broken thermocouple or 01-07-08) broken thermocouple
loose plug loose plug or loose plug
- to reset max value press RESET - to reset max value press RESET - to reset max value press RESET
1 1 1
12 - DIAGNOSTIC 13 - DIAGNOSTIC 14 - DIAGNOSTIC
2 2 2
Temperature PCB Level Electrode S2 Door Contact
S3
3 3 3
130°C 345°C S2 1-0 1-0
Reset
act max“ Y1 0-1
4 4 4
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SCC Diagnostic Mode
1 1 1
1 1 1
3 3 3
0% 50% 100% 0% 50% 100% 53min Test
4 4 4
45sec 60min
Window 3:
- 53min since last SC -automatic
- Pressing Test => time will be set
to set time plus 1 minute
Window 4:
- 45sec: Preset SC-duration (20-90sec)
- 60min: Preset SC-time (20-90min)
1 1 1
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SCC Diagnostic Mode
1 1
24 - DIAGNOSTIC 25 - DIAGNOSTIC
2 2
Service error history Gas error history
S
3
3
i.e. (1) Service 10 Gas 1 S
4
C
4
0: 09:10.05 9:17 32 C
- since software version 01-07-09 - since software version 01-07-09
Indication of ignition box error messages (1-32 is shown to the operator as „Reset“):
1 Hot air or Steam no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
14 Hot air gas valve controll, change ignition box
19 Hot air no flame because flame current is too low
check burner setting, flame current, ignition cable and plug
20 Hot air wrong or no rpm signal from gas blower
check gas blower, power supply gas blower and control harness
of gas blower
22 Hot air no flame after 5 ignition sequences
no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
24 Steam gas valve controll, change ignition box
29 Steam no flame because flame current is too low
check burner setting, flame current, ignition cable and plug
30 Steam wrong or no rpm signal from gas blower
check gas blower, power supply gas blower and control harness
of gas blower
32 Steam no flame after 5 ignition sequences
no gas, gas valve or electrode defective
All other numbers (2-13, 15-18, 21, 23, 25-28, 31): change ignition box
Notes: Starting with Software version 01-07-09 the entire information of the service level can
be downloaded to memory stick when DIP switch 1 is set to „1“.
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SCC Running Times overview
1
Running Times Diagnostic
2
S 1 - S3 Door openings Running Times
S
3
C 2 - S12 Ball valve openings
Basic Settings
C 4
3 - Y1 Valve filling
Function Test
4 - Y2 Valve quenching
5 - Y3 valve moistening
1
6 - M4 SC pump 1 - Running Times
2
7 - M6 Cleaning pump S3 Door Openings
3
8 - M7 Ball valve 219
4
9 - Steam heating time Reset
11 - Steam mode
15 - Finishing mode
17 - Cool down
19 - Emergency Controller
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SCC Running Times
1 1 1
2 2 2
238 120min
S
835
4 4 4
C
Reset Reset Reset C
Quantity counter Quantity counter Indication in minutes
Reset possible Reset possible Reset possible
1 1 1 6 - Running Times
4 - Running Times 5 - Running Times
2 2 2
Y2 Valve quenching Y3 valve moistening M4 SC pump
3 3 3
1460min 48min 715min
4 4 4
Reset Reset Reset
1 1 1 9 - Running Times
7 - Running Times 8 - Running Times
3 3 3
315min 55min 4hrs
4 4 4
Reset Reset Reset
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SCC Running Times
1 10 - Running Times 1 11 - Running Times 1
12 - Running Times
2 2 2
1 1 1
13 - Running Times 14 - Running Times 15 - Running Times
2 2 2
Combi Steam mode Vario steam mode Finishing mode
3 3 3
4hrs 4hrs 4hrs
4 4 4
1 1 1
16.1-6 - Running Times 17 - Running Times 18 - Running Times
2 2 2
Cleaning program Cool down Total running time unit
3 3 3
4hrs 4hrs 4hrs
4 4 4
4
Reset
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C
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Overview Basic Settings
NOTE: To validate changes made, switch unit OFF and ON again!
1
Basic Setting Diagnostic
S
S 11 - Calibration
2
Running Times
C
3
1.2 Initialisation Basic Settings
C Drain valve - humidity flap
4
2 - Gas type Function Test
4 - Installation altitude
1
5 - Gas blower speed Steam Basic Setting
2
6 - Gas blower speed Hot Air top Gas type
3
7 - Gas blower speed Hot Air bottom
NatH - G20
4
8 - CDS Sensor
10 - SC Automatic 17 - IP address
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SCC Basic Settings (switch OFF - ON after adjustment)
1 1 1
1 1- Basic Setting 1.2 - Basic Setting 2 - Basic Setting
1 1 1
3 - Basic Setting 4 - Basic Setting 5 - Basic Setting
2 2 2
3B/P (G30) Installation Altitude Gas blower speed
above sea level Steam
3 3 3
Steam Hot air Top Hot air Bot. -500-0, 0-499, 500-999 rpm Start rpm
4,3mm 2,8mm 2,9mm 1000-1499,1500-1999 etc xxxx
4 4 4
Set CO2 screw Min rpm Max rpm
Check CO2 xxxx xxxx
- since software version 01-07-02 - adjusting speed of blower motor
- Set C02 screw after changing - select installation altitude with steam (+/ -10%)
gas type dial icon - change setting only in steps of
- Adjust screw to given length. - after 5 sec. „Store“ icon will show 60 rpm each.
- After each gas modification a flue - to confirm press „store“ icon and - modified speed will be shown
gas analysis must be carried out switch unit off and on again. next to dial icon.
(CO and CO2 values). - check safe CO2 values. - to store new setting switch unit
off and on again.
1 1 1
6 - Basic Setting 7 - Basic Setting 8 - Basic Setting
2 2 2
Gas blower speed Gas blower speed CDS
Hot Air Top Hot Air bottom
3 3 3
rpm Start rpm rpm Start rpm 1000
xxxx xxxx
4 4 4
Min rpm Max rpm Min rpm Max rpm
xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
- Adjusting speed of blower motor - adjusting speed of blower motor - Value can be adjusted between
hot air top (+/ -10%) hot air bottom (+/ -10%) 900-1150 pulses/litre
- change setting only in steps of - change setting only in steps of - Confirm adjustment by touch on
60 rpm each; 60 rpm each; dial icon
- modified speed will be shown next - modified speed will be shown
to dial icon. next to dial icon.
- to store new setting switch unit off - to store new setting switch unit
and on again; off and on again
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SCC Basic Settings (switch OFF - ON after adjustment)
1 9 - Basic Setting 1 1
10 - Basic Setting
2 2 2
Volume Steam Generator NEW SC Automatic
S
3 3 3
S Reset After manual 45sec (20-90sec)
descaling SC Pump duration
C 4 4 4
Reset After changing 60min (20-120min)
C steam generator Steam heating time
- since Software version 01-07-02 - Activation by touch on dial icon
- Reset (press „for 5 sec.) in - Adjust duration with dial
window 3 activates SC-automatic - Confirm adjustment by touch on
to reset the CDS indication. dial icon
- Reset (press „for 5 sec.) in
window 4 activates SC-automatic
to get the new reference volume
after steam generator change
1 1 1
11 - Basic Setting 12 - Basic Setting 13 - Basic Setting
2 2 2
SC Pump Show mode Quench. Temp. Dry Heat
3 3 3
CONTINUOUS ON - OFF 90°C (20- 130°C)
Puls 194°F (68 - 266°F)
4 4 4
- Activation by touch on dial icon - Activation by touch on dial icon - Setting quenching temperature
- Adjust with dial - Adjust with dial - Press dial icon
- Confirm adjustment by touch on - Confirm adjustment by touch on - Adjust to new temperature
dial icon dial icon - Confirm adjustment by touch on
dial icon
1 1 1
14 - Basic Setting 15 - Basic Setting 16.1 - Basic Setting
Service Phone
2 2 2
Quench. Temp. Moist Heat Quench. Temp. OFF 08191-327_
3 3 3
70°C (20- 130°C) 120°C (20- 130°C) 0123456789
158°F(68 - 266°F) 248°F (68 - 266°F)
4 4 4
Delete Store
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SCC Basic Settings (switch OFF - ON after adjustment)
1 1 1
16.2 - Basic Setting 17 - Basic Setting 18 - Basic Setting
ChefLine Phone
2 2 2
08191-327_ IP Address Subnet mask
S
3
0123456789
3
EDIT
3
EDIT
S
C
4 4 4
Delete Store 168.65.8.217 C
1 1 1
19 - Basic Setting 20 - Basic Setting 21 - Basic Setting
2 2 2
Gateway address <USB> IP Address <USB> Server IP Address
3 3 3
EDIT EDIT EDIT
4 4 4
1 1 1
2 2 2
Plate á la carte Plated banquet
<USB> Subnet Mask Weight of plate Weight of plate
3 3 3
700-899g 700-899g
EDIT
4 4 4
- Press „Edit“- Change number and - Press dial icon - Press dial icon
confirm by pressing central dial - Adjust to correct plate weight - Adjust to correct plate weight
- „Delete“ erases last entered
number
- Confirm entry by pressing „Store“
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Overview Function test
1
Function Test Diagnostic
Diagnose
2
S 1 Steam (Dampf) 50% Running Times
(Gas - not used) Laufzeiten
S
3
2 Steam (Dampf) 100% Basic Settings
C (Gas - Dampf Burner) Grundeinstellungen
C 4
3 Hot Air 50% Function Test
(Gas - Burner top) Funktionstest
1
6 Fan motor bottom 5 - Function Test
2
7 Solenoid valve fillling Y1
Fan Motor top START
3
8 SC Pump M4 Speed 4
1800 rpm
4
9 Solenoid quenching Y2 Actual Speed
1800 rpm
10 Solenoid Moistening Y3
12 CleanJet Pump M6
20 Exhaust hood
17 Buzzer T2
18 Interior Light H1
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Function test
1 1 1
1 - Function Test 2 - Function Test 3 - Function Test
2 2 2
Steam 50% Start Steam 100% Hot Air 50% Start
Start
(Gas: see below) (Gas: see below) S
3
0-1
3
0-1
3
0-1 S
C
4 4 4
Temperature B5 103°C Temperature B5 103°C Temperature B1 185°C C
- Electric units: Steam heating 50%; - Electric and gas units: - Electric units: Hot air heating 50%;
- Gas units: not used Steam heating 100%; - Gas units: Hot air heating 100%
- Actual temperature of B5 - Indication gas units (window 2): - Indication window 2:
„Steam Gas-Burner“ Table models: „Hot Air Gas-Burner“
Attention: Parts are not protected - Actual temperature of B5 Floor models: „Hot Air Gas-Top Burner“
against overload! - Actual temperature of B1
Attention: Parts are not protected Attention: Parts are not protected
against overload! against overload!
1 1 1 6 - Function Test
4 - Function Test 5 - Function Test
2 2 2
Hot Air 100% Fan motor top Fan motor bottom
Start Start Start
(Gas: see below)
3 3 3
0-1 Speed 3 Speed 4
1600rpm 1900rpm
4 4 4
Temperature B1 185°C actual speed actual speed
xxxx xxxx
- Electric units: Hot air heating 100% Fan motor top: Fan motor bottom (only floor model):
- Only gas floor models: - Select RPM with central dial - Select RPM with central dial
Hot air heating 100% (default: second highest RPM): (default: second highest RPM):
Indication window 2: - Typ 61: 500,1100,1550,1650 - Typ 201:
„Hot Air Gas-Bottom Burner“ - Typ 62, 101, 201: 500,1250,1800,1900
- Actual temperature of B1 500,1250,1800,1900 - Typ 202:
Attention: Parts are not protected - Typ 102, 202: 550,1450,2000,2200
against overload! 550,1450,2000,2200
1 1 1
7 - Function Test 8 - Function Test 9 - Function Test
2 2 2
Solenoid valve fillling Y1 Start SC Pump M4 Start Solenoid quenching Y2 Start
3 3 3
1-0 1-0 1-0
4 4 4
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Function test
1 1 1
10 - Function Test 11 - Function Test 12 - Function Test
2 2 2
Solenoid moistening Y3 Start Humidity flap motor M3 Start CleanJet Pump M6 Start
S 3 3
3
S 0-1 0-1 0-1
C 4 4 4
End switch S4 1-0
C
Activation of solenoid valve S4 shows 1 = Flap closed Activation of CleanJet Pump M6
moistening Y3 S4 shows 0 = Flap open
1
13 - Function Test
2
Drain Valve Motor M7 Start
3
Direction 1 -2
Direction 1: Clockwise
Direction 2: Counter clockwise
1 1 1
14 - Function Test 15 - Function Test 16 - Function Test
CO2 measurement CO2 measurement CO2 measurement
2 2 2
Gas Steam Blower Start Gas Hot Air Blower Top Start Gas Hot Air Blower Bottom
Start
3 3 3
Gas blower Steam: Gas blower Hot Air top Gas blower Hot Air bottom
- Reference CO2 values ONLY to - Reference CO2 values ONLY to - Reference CO2 values ONLY to
list in training manual list in training manual list in training manual
„valid since April, 2005“! „valid since April, 2005“! „valid since April, 2005“!
- CO2 adjustment with CO2 screw - CO2 adjustment with CO2 screw - CO2 adjustment with CO2 screw
on gas valve at Max rpm only. on gas valve at Max rpm only. on gas valve at Max rpm only.
- CO2 too high: - CO2 too high: - CO2 too high:
turn CO2 screw 2 turns clockw., turn CO2 screw 2 turns clockw, turn CO2 screw 2 turns clockw.,
than counter clockw. until CO2 than counter clockw. until CO2 than counter clockw. until CO2
value correct; value correct; value correct;
- CO2 too low: - CO2 too low: - CO2 too low:
- turn CO2 screw counter clockw. - turn CO2 screw counter clockw. - turn CO2 screw counter clockw.
until CO2 value correct; until CO2 value correct; until CO2 value correct;
- check CO2 at Min rpm - check CO2 at Min rpm - check CO2 at Min rpm
- CO value must be always below - CO value must be always below - CO value must be always below
300 ppm! 300 ppm! 300 ppm!
- Flame current should be always - Flame current should be always - Flame current should be always
above 3,00 μA, idealy 4,0-5,75 μA above 3,00 μA, idealy 4,0-5,75 μA above 3,00 μA, idealy 4,0-5,75 μA
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Function test
1 1 1
17 - Function Test 18 - Function Test 19 - Function Test
2 2 2
Buzzer T2 Start Interior light Display light Start
Start
S
3
0-1
3
0-1
3
S
4 4
C
4
C
- Activation of buzzer T2 - Activation of interior cabinet light - Testing of all display lights by
pushing and holding Start key.
The different lights will be activa-
ted in sequence.
3 3
0-1 0-1
4 4
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Overview Service messages
Service 10 SC pump
S
Service 11 CDS Sensor
S Service 12 CDS Sensor no signal
C Service 13 Steam generator
C Service 14 Level electrode - Water
Service 15 Free
Service 16 PCB with old sofware
Service 17 EEPROM faulty
Service 18 Free
Service 19 Free
Service 20 Thermocouple B1 Cabinet
Service 21 Micro switch Clima Plus
Service 22 Free
Service 23 SSR steam
Service 24 SSR hot air
Service 25 CleanJet no function - Pump
Service 26 Drain valve closed
Service 27 Drain valve doesn‘t close
Service 28 Steam generator above 180°C
Service 29 PCB temperature
Service 30 Humidity control
Service 31 Core probe
Service 32 Ignition box
Service 33 Ignition, gas supply,
Service 34 Bus signal
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Service messages SCC
2
Maintenance needed 2
Maintenance needed 2
Maintenance needed S
S
- Appears for 30 sec. after switch ON - Appears for 30 sec. after switch ON - Appears for 30 sec. after switch ON C
- Display can be cancelled by touch - Display can be cancelled by touch - Display can be cancelled by touch
- SC-automatic didn‘t pump off - Water level o. k. - Level electrode o.k.
C
- Check SC-pump - Level electrode is working - Check CDS sensor for blockage
- Too many pulses from CDS sensor (no signal)
- Check electrode or water leaka-
ge through check valve
1 1
1
Service 13 Service 14 Service 15
2 2
Maintenance needed Maintenance needed 2
Only hot air manual possible
1 1 1
Service 16 Service 17 Service 18
(Eeprom not initializised)
2 2 2
Update pcb software first
Unit without function Unit without function
- Appears for 30 sec. after switch ON - Only active with pcb-SW version Not activated
- Only active with pcb-SW version 01-07-09
01-07-09 and eeprom version later - Data on EEPROM faulty
than 01-07-09 01-07-09 - New original eeprom needed
(Data protection Eeprom)
1 1 1
Service 20 Service 21 Service 22
(Thermocouple B1 cabinet) (Micro switch ClimaPlus)
2 2 2
Unit without function Maintenance needed
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Service messages SCC
1 1 1
Service 23 Service 24 Service 25
(Short circuit SSR Steam) (Short circuit SSR Hot Air) (no water circulation)
2 2 2
No function No function CleanJet mode no function
S Switch unit off Switch unit off Flush cabinet manually
- Appears on time
S - Since SW 01-07-09 only! - Since SW 01-07-09 only! - Display can be cancelled
C - Display at once when: - Display at once when: - Remove container from cabinet
Temp. B5 raises above 100°C Temp. B1 raises starting from - CleanJet pump does not deliver
C (212°F) for 60sec. without energy 150°C (300°F) to above 200°C - Fan motor does not reduce speed
demand (300°F) without energy demand - Check water tap, pump, quen-
- Intermittent buzzer 30 sec - Intermittent buzzer 30 sec ching solenoid (refill function),
- Unit without function - Unit without function quenching nozzle or or CleanJet
pipe for blockage
1 1 1
Service 26 Service 27 Service 28
(drain closed) (CleanJet micro switch) (Steam gen. above 180°C)
2 2 2
No function CleanJet No function Maintenance needed
- Appears on time when CleanJet - Appears for 30 sec. after switch ON - Is displayed at „Service Info“
is selected - Display can be cancelled switch - Appears if temperature at thermo-
- Cooking not possible - drain closed - drain valve in permanent open couple steam generator B5 is
- Micro switch drain valve in perma- position, CleanJet not possible above 180°C (300°F)
nent closed position - Check micro switch drain valve - Indication goes off when temper-
- Replace drain valve assembly - Start rinse (abort) program ature below 110°C (230°F)
1 1 1
Service 29 Service 30 Service 31.xx
(PCB temperature) (humidity control) (core sensor)
2 2 2
Change air filter Maintenance needed Maintenance needed
2 2 2
No function No function No function
Close gas valve
- Appears as of SW 01-07-02 when
- since SW version 01-07-09 - Appears after 4x Reset com- bus signal problem
- Internal Ignition box error is mand without positive result - Hex code (Combination i.e.:
existing longer than 30 sec. - 1: Ignition box top, 34.10 -->2+8)
- 2: Ignition box bottom - 1: I/O PCB
- 0: Ignition box top - Check ignition wire, ignition box - 2: Motor bottom
- 1: Ignition box bottom gas valve and gas supply. - 4: Motor top
- 2: Both Ignition boxes - 8: Ignition module top
- Change ignition box - 16: Ignition module bottom
- Check bus cable plug and cable
for connection and damage
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Notes:
The last 10 error messages can be seen in Diagnostic mode 24 „Service error history“
S
S
C
C
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Calibration SCC
Calibration at the customers site must be done under the following conditions:
Changing the pcb, extrenal EEPROM, B4 humidity sensor, Pressure sensor P1, replacing the
air baffle or divider plate between the 2 fan motors of a floor model, fan motor, detaching of the fan wheel and
installation of the appliance above 1000m (3000ft) above sea level or below sea level (dead sea).
C Basic condition Heating: OFF Fan motor: OFF Humidity flap: Closed
Hardware: Side panel must be fitted; Unit must be clean, but may be wet
C
In order to achieve the best possible calibration values, insert
2 GN-container 20 or 40 mm deep with the opening facing downwards
in 61 and 62 units into rail 2 and 5
in 101 and 102 units into rail 3 and 7
in 201 and 202 units 3 GN container into rail 3, 10 and 17
Step Unit status: Error code Reason:
10 Measurement:
Offset Diff. pressure sensor P1 13 Offset out of range
• Heating: OFF
• Motor: OFF
• Humidity flap: Closed
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Calibration SCC
Step Unit status: Error code Reason:
Step 90,100 and 110 will run 1x for each rpm setting!
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S
C
C
S
Control Drain Valve 54.00.357
S12
S12
1 2 3 4 5 6
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M6 M6 M6 M6
Notes:
S
S
C
C
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SCC Gas from 04-2004
B1 F4
B5
F3 B6
M3
S2
S4
S
S
B11
C
P1
C M9
Y11
M1
A5
B4
M4
B12
M8
Y12
S11
B2
Y1 Y3 Y2
M6
M7 S12
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Notes:
S
S
C
C
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Basic info about SCC Gas from 04-2004
Identification of the different gas burners / Gas blowers:
Gas supply
Compensation hose
CO2 Srew
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Sequence of events of Steam / Hot Air Burner (SCC as well as CM)
Max RPM
RPM
µA
6
Start RPM Flame current
5
3
Min RPM
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2
Pre ignition
control
Flame
1
Start up Pre purge Ignition Burner running
Time 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 sec
Ignition, ca 20KV C
Flame monitoring within. 2 sec continuous flame control
Flame monitoring
If no flame detected => new ignition sequence. After 5 th ignition without success => RESET
S
C
C
S
C) Press key and select with the central dial the new gas type
G20=Natural Gas H, G25=Natural Gas L, G30=3BP, G31=3P,
1
13A=Natural Gas Japan
2 - Basic Setting 1
D) Confirm new gas setting by pressing 3 - Basic Setting
2
the „Store“ key.
Gas type 2
Nat.H(G20)
3
Nat.H(G20) 3
Steam Hot Air1 Hot Air 2
4
E) Select 3-Basic settings for average CO2 length 4,3mm 2,8mm 2,9mm
setting. 4
Set CO2 screw
Check CO2
Note: Setting this screw to the given length shall ONLY bring the unit into
working condition with the newly supplied gas.
This does NOT replace flue gas analysis or make the flue gas analysis obsolete!
F) Set the CO2 screw according the values of the display or according the table
„Values for burner adjustments“(! ! ! Set all CO2 screws ! ! !)
If the mm setting of CO2 screw is too high, turn CO2 screw first 2 turns clockwise
and then to the requested length (Screw adjustment tolerance)
x,x mm
x,x mm
G) Switch unit OFF and ON again to store newly gas type setting!
on
Gas Steam Bower Gas Hot Air Bower Top Gas Hot Air Bower bottom
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Adjustment of installation altitude above sea level
SCC Gas from 04 - 2004
1
Possible altitude selection:
-500 - -1m
4 - Basic Setting
0 - 499m
2
500 - 999m
Installation Altitude 1000 - 1499m
1500 - 1999m
3 2000 - 2499m
1000 - 1499 2500 - 2999m
3000 - 3499m
4 3500 - 3999m
4000 - 4499m
4500 - 4999m
1 2 3 4
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Flue gas analysis: SCC gas from 04-2004
4
CO2 FC xxx
See list 5,5 rpm C) Press key and select „Max“ rpm,
if it‘s not already selected
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Flue gas analysis: SCC Gas ab 04 - 2004
1
H) Press key and select „Min“ speed.
14 - Function Test
2
I) Activate the burner with the „Start“ key.
Gas Steam Blower Start/Stop
Note: Start key is used as a switch and will automatically deac- S
3 tivate after 4 minutes
Max S
4
CO2 FC xxx Display 4 indicates the desired CO2 value, e.g. 9,2%, C
See list 5,5 rpm flame current, i.e. 5,2μA and the corresponding rpm of the C
blower motor.
J) For CO2 values also refer to table
„Values for burner adjustment“ in this manual.
Carry out a CO2 measurement to cross-check CO2 value only.
V) on
To exit service program set DIP switch 1 to
1 2 3 4 „OFF“ position
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S
C
C
S
Values for burner adjustments of gas units SCC / CM (valid since March, 2006), entry in "red" => new
Steam Burner Hot Air Burner - Top Side Hot Air Burner - Bottom Side (only at 201-202)
SCC - CM
101 30 - 57 mbar 2,5 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8.4% 9,2% 30 - 57 mbar 2,3 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8,2% 9,6%
3BP
102 30 - 57 mbar 2,5 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8.9% 10,1% 30 - 57 mbar 2,4 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9,4% 10,3%
(G30)
201 30 - 57 mbar 3,1 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8.8% 9,8% 30 - 57 mbar 2,8 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8,8% 9,6% 30 - 57 mbar 2,8 mm 10,4% 11,6% 8,8% 9,6%
202 30 - 57 mbar 2,5 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 11,0% 30 - 57 mbar 2,3 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 10,1% 30 - 57 mbar 2,3 mm 10,4% 11,6% 9.7% 10,1%
How to carry 1.) Check the gas type adjustment at "Basic Settings".
2.) Check the given length of the CO 2 screw. See correct values from table above.
out a burner 3.) Check gas input flow pressure. See correct values from table above.
adjustment: 4.) Select "Gas Steam Blower" at "Function Test". Exhaust temperature should be during the "gas flow analysis" above 200°C.
Carry out first a CO2 "Max" adjustment.
Setting of exhaust values only by CO 2 screw adjustment. CO 2 = see table above, CO = below 300ppm, if possible below 100ppm.
Carry out the CO 2 "Min" measurement. At CO 2 "Min" measurement no adjustment necessary on the CO 2 screw => ! ! ! Check only the CO2 values ! ! ! !
Repeat same measurements at "Gas Hot Air Blower Top" and "Gas Hot Air Blower Bottom (201-202)".
A) - Switch unit ON S
- Open control panel
on - Set DIP switch 1 on PCB to „ON“ position S
1 2 3 4 C
C
B) At Basic Settings select i.e. position 5 - Gas Blower Steam
Gas Blower Steam
C) The factory stored blower speed is shown at MAX, Start und MIN.
1
5 - Basic Setting
2
Gas Blower Steam
3
Act. rpm Start rpm
xxxx xxxx
4
MIN rpm MAX rpm
xxxx xxxx
D) To change the rpm of MAX, Start and MIN, select the desired step.
E) Set the new speed (given by the manufacturer) using the central dial.
G) In order to change the other rpm settings of the same burner repeat steps
D-F accordingly.
H) Switch unit OFF and ON again to store newly gas type setting!
on
I) To exit service program set DIP switch 1 to „OFF“ position
1 2 3 4
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Flash SCC Software
Software can only be updated to the next higher version. Flashing software versions prior to
the existing version is NOT possible!
NOTE!
Software update on a unit with unknown software version (in case a pcb from spare
part stock is used) or in case the external EEPROM was faulty please observe the
procedure on the following page.
Notes: Please make sure your customer has always the latest software on his unit.
Please make sure you have the latest update.exe dated December, 6th, 2004
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S
S
C
C
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Changing SCC pcb / changing SCC EEPROM / Software update
Standard
Changing pcb EEPROM Data faulty (no display of Service 16
Software
(pcb defectice) serial number, type) Service 17 (from software 01-07-09)
update
S NO
COMMON
EEPROM
changing pcb
data faulty
Software update
to 01-07-08 or higher
Isolate unit from power supply SCC display and in function / Type and new
(Disconnect control fuses) software version OK, possible new data
strukture will be updated automatically.
switch unit ON
SCC display and type or serial SCC display and type or serial
number NOT OK number OK
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COMMON
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Software update CM units with Flash-Box 87.00.037
For downloading unit software from PC to CM flash box the program „Megaload“ must
be installed on the PC.
This program is available on the Rational Service internet page under:
„Technical documentation/Software update SCC-Line/CM“.
For installation on the PC proceed as follows:
A) Download Zip file to PC
B) Open Zip file
C) Start the program Setup.exe and follow the description on the screen. After
the installation of the program Megaload the following procedure must be
S
observed
COMMON
Open CM Software;
e.g.: C-1-06.05.hex
If your laptop is not equipped with a RS 232 interface (serial interface) an USB - RS232
adapter is required.
Operation and connection of the adapter can be found in the adapter‘s operator manual
1. Flash box
2. Adapter cable RS 232
3. USB-cable
Hint
The Rs232adapter cable as well as the
USB cable are only required for down
loading the unit software to the Flash-Box.
Uploading unit software from Flash-Box to unit
only requires the Flash-Box (cables are not
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Copying unit software from PC to CM Flash-Box
S
2. Connect RS 232 adapter cable (item 2) to Flash-Box and to the selected
COMMON
interface (e. g. COM 1) of the PC
5. After the USB cable was connected the files which are transferred will appear
on the Message window. An end sign indicates that the transfer is completed.
6. On the flash box set DIP- switch 2 to OFF and 3 to ON (the other switches
remain off). Flash-Box is ready for use
1. Switch off unit with mode switch and open front panel.
Check that DIP 3 is in the ON position.
42.00.004 42.00.047
0,1 AT 2 AT
2 AT
F1 F2
F6
Transformer
X16
X19
X20
X20
X18
X63
X23
X31
on
1
RS 485
X30
2
on
off
3
RS 232
4
X8
X12
X16
X17
X26
X27
X50
X2 X6 X4 X3
X24 X32
X3
3. Switch on CM unit. After the software update is completed the unit switches
off and back on again.
4. Now the Flash-Box can be removed and the unit can be used.
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Fault tree: Changing pcb / changing EEPROM / Fault "E1"
Fault type:
Fault type: 1
2 or 3
NOTE:
Replace pcb, do NOT connect
Do NOT connect replacement EEPROM
EEPROM as software version on new
to pcb as software version on pcb might
pcb might not be known
be too old!
New EEPROM might be
damaged again!
OK
Reconnect EEPROM
OK "E1" is still
Fault type 2 or 3
displayed
OK Contact Rational
Service
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How to update CM units via PC
1. Save CM Software i.e. C-1-06.05. hex into a specific directory on your PC, (i.e.
desktop)
2. Run Megaload
S
COMMON
3. Basic settings of Megaload:
42.00.004 42.00.047
0,1 AT 2 AT
2 AT
F1 F2
F6
Transformer
X7
X16
0,1 AT
X19 F6.1 X7
4. X20
X19
Connect RS232 interface of CM pcb and PC via
X20
X18
standard RS-232 cable.
If your laptop should not be equipped with a RS232 interface
X63
X23
X31
on
1
RS 485
X30
on
off
3
RS 232
4
X8
X12
X16
X17
X26
For connection and operation of the adapter refer to the
X27
X50
X2 X6 X4 X3
user manual of the adapter
X24 X32
X3
5. Switch CM unit on. After switching on you can see in the Message window,
how the files are transferred. Successful transmission will be indicated in this
window.
7. Close Megaloader via Exit button, disconnect RS 232 cable between unit and PC
8. CM is ready again.
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User instruction electrical descaler pump
S
COMMON
Warning!
When working with chemicals, i.e. aggressive cleaning materials, al-
ways wear protective clothing, goggles, face mask and gloves!
Caution:
Please observe all information given on the Material Safety Data Sheet
of your descaling chemical!
Only personnel specially trained on handling hazardous materials shall
follow the instructions below!
For further and detailed instructions please follow the descaling proce-
dure given in the operator manual of the above mentioned units.
1. Unlatch the left side hinged rack and the air baffle. Swivel them towards the right side.
Insert the pump hose marked with rings into the steam inlet port at the rear left top
2. corner of the interior cabinet.
The hose must be inserted at least to the following marking rings:
To prevent the hose from slipping out of the steam inlet port se
cure the hook which is attached to the hose at 100cm (40”) from
end of the hose onto the air baffle cut out for the core probe as
indicated.
3. Insert the suction hose of the pump into the descaling liquid bottle. Please observe the
below listed quantities for descaler used for the different model sizes. Given Quantities
are average volumes and depending on Scale build up inside the steam generator.
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User instruction electrical descaler pump
4. Lean the cabinet door close and fill the above mentioned quantity of descaler at 10
sec intervals into the steam generator
NOTE: Descaling liquid can react very violently with the scale
inside the steam generator!
Should any foam appear at the steam inlet port stop filling and
wash the interior cabinet with fresh water.
5. After filling the required quantity remove the hose from the steam inlet port. Pump the
remaining liquid from inside the hose back into the descaler container bottle
S
COMMON
6. Flush and rinse pump and pump hoses with fresh water.
Caution: not rinsing can cause internal corrosion of the pump.
Follow the further instructions given in the users manual for completing the descaling
As long as no descaler was filled into the steam generator the „Arrow back“ in window 1 is
still showing.
After the descaler was confirmed to be filled the only way to interrupt the descaling process
is to:
- Switch unit OFF and ON again
- Press „Abort“
- Remaining time of 1:08 will be displayed
- If now the key „Aborted“ is pressed again and the unit is switched OFF and ON again
a remaining time of 23 min will show.
- After another 2 min this time display will drop to 5 min
- Now the steam generator will be flushed 2x. After this the „Arrow Back“ will be shown.
- By touching this key the descaling program will be exited
Note: Rinse the cabinet thoroughly with fresh water and operate the unit in steam mode
for some minutes.
- Now the unit can be accessed for cooking again.
Notes: Descaler foot pump is available under service part number 6004.0203
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RATIONAL INSTALLATION / COMMISSIONING
CHECKLIST SCC / CM
This checklist has to be completed and returned within 14 days of installation / commission
to validate warranty.
Customer:
ADDRESS:
TELEFONE: _______________________________________
FAX: _______________________________________
SERIAL No _______________________________________
Installation complies: does not comply: with install manual. (Please tick )
Please fill the field which are bold bordered with the information required.
If the measured values are NOT complying with the values in the installation manual please
inform the customer and your Rational dealer / office.
We confirm the installation was done according to the attached installation checklist, the
installation manual and all national and local codes which ever may apply.
The equipment was handed over free of defects. Operation, maintenance and cleaning of
the equipment was explained.
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SIGNATURE / DATE SERVICE AGENT SIGNATURE / DATE CUSTOMER
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PERIMETER CLEARANCES
All units Measured space
Left side minimum 50mm (2”)
Left side 201/202 electric unit min. 500 mm (20“)
Left side recommended for all units for service or
with adjacent heat source 500 mm (20“)
Rear side 50mm (2”)
Right side 50mm (2”)
COMMON
(I.e. Part # 8720.1031)
(Flexible hose connection NOT permitted)
Table unit with P-trap or open drain
Floor unit with P-trap or open drain
(open drain end not under unit)
Combi Duo connected with separate P-trap or open drain for each unit
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Electrical connection – Observe Local and National Codes!
Connected voltage L1 – L2 Volt
L1 – L3 Volt
L2 – L3 Volt
L1 - N Volt
L2 - N Volt
L3 - N Volt
N - Ground Volt
YES NO
S Ground connection to mains distribution panel?
COMMON
IMPORTANT!!
Does indicated voltage on the unit data correspond
with the measured voltage?
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Gas connection – Observe Local and National Codes! Yes NO
Required diameter and final connection of individual
gas line to each Combi: All gas units minimum 3/4”
Individual gas shut off valve installed for each unit?
Shut off valve accessible from front by operator?
List type of gas connected (i.e. LPG or Natural, G20, G30):
Min. required gas flow pressure for all unit sizes when:
All gas units are ON in the kitchen Natural Gas (49-58MJ/m3) 1,7-2,5 Kpa
G20 17-25 mbar
6,7-10” w.c.
0,25-0,37psi S
COMMON
Natural Gas (42-48MJ/m3) 2,0-3,0 Kpa
G25 20-30 mbar
6,7-10” w.c.
0,25-0,37psi
LPG 2,5-6,5 Kpa
G30/31 25-65 mbar
10-25” wc
0,36–0,95psi
Measured gas line flow pressure with all
gas components in the kitchen (incl. Combi) on high flame.
Measure at the Combi gas valve input test nozzle Measured pressure:
During testing set Combi to Combination mode 160°C (320°F)
Measured
CO2 value Hot air 1 (61-202) Steam 1 (61-202)
Hot air 2 (201/202)
Address Street:
City:
Yes No
1.Installation
Placement
Water Connection
Manufacturer:
Water Treatment Type:
Sedimentfilter
Drain
Gas Connection
Electrical Connection
Door Lock
Door Catch
Door contact
Trolley Gasket
Castors
Cabinet light
Core probe
Air Baffle
Drain Sieve
Corrosion?
Page
-104-
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Preventative Maintenance SCC
4. Bottom Group Function o.k. Faulty Comments:
Retracting mechanism
Drain Connection S
COMMON
Quenching / Drain box
Burner
Burner blower
Emission Analysis
Earth Bonding
Leak Tight
Level Electrode
Page
-105-
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Inspections List
8. Control Panel Function o.k. Faulty Comments:
Control Panel
Dials
Mode Switch
Temperatur Control
S
Timer function
COMMON
LED-Indicators
Diagnostic Program
Function test
CleanJet Operation
Demonstration CleanJet
-106-
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Notes:
COMMON
-107-
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Water info
Ionic exchanger. These type of filters will extend the intervals of descaling to
approx. 5 to 8-times of the normal descaling intervals. But even with this type of
filters it is still necessary to descale the steam generator.
B) With a high chloride – content above 150mg/l of water, it is possible, that the
interior cabinet starts to corrode. To remedy this problem it is necessary to install a
reverse - osmosis – filter.
C) With chlorine-contents above 0,2 mg/l of water an active carbon filter should be in-
stalled, to avoid corrosive radicals when chlorine is heated up.
D)If the water is soiled with sand, iron particles or suspended matters a particle filter
with 5-15 μm is recommended.
-108-
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Notes:
COMMON
-109-
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SCC Fault list - Troubleshooting Page:
1. Service 10 97
2. Service 11 98
3. Service 25 99
4. Service 26 - 27 100
S 5. Gas - Service 34 101
6. No Function 102
COMMON
7. No Steam 103
8. PCB change 104
9. Gas - Reset, Polarity 105
10. Descaling 106
11. Service 12 106
12. Buzzer sounds 107
1. No Function 108
2. No Steam 109
3. PCB Change 110
4. Buzzer sounds 111
5. E13 - SC-Automatik 112
6. Reset, Polarity 113
-110-
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Service 10
Level electrode of the steam
generator did not recognise a
Unit shows Service 10 Info
reduction of the water level during
last SC-Automatic
Select step 8
SC Pump M4
and touch "Start" key
no
no
no
Fuses F6/F6.1
(on I/O pcb) yes Change I/O-pcb
ok?
no
Change fuse
Check cable and
pump for short circuit
-111-
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Service 11
Indication Service 11 Actual measured filling volume
shown every time unit is Info above reference volume of steam
switched on generator
no
yes
yes
-112-
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Service 25
CleanJet pump does not or not enough deliver
Indication Service 25 enough water (loss of pressure during CleanJet).
Info
every time unit is switched on Typical indication:
The running time of the program will be exceeded.
Activate CleanJet-
Check pump, cable and
Pump (M6) in the no Output voltage of I/O pcb yes connector, change
function test. X18 3/4 present
defective part
Is pump running?
no
yes Fuse of I/O pcb or pcb
defective. S
Test valve, cable and
no
yes
-113-
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Service 26
Micro switch ball valve in
Indication Service 26
permanent closed position.
every time unit is Info
Unit out of order
switched on
yes
Service 27
Micro switch ball valve in
Indication Service 27
permanent open position.
every time unit is Info
CleanJet can not be used
switched on
no
no
-114-
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Service 34
Bus failure
Indication of the faulty knot with the following code
Indication Service 34.1 (combination of different faults possible):
up to 34.16 - 1: I/O pcb
Info - 2: Bottom motor
every time unit is
switched on - 4: Top motor
- 8: Top ignition box
- 16: Bottom ignition box
no
no
Change corresponding
part
-115-
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No function - safety chain
No function
yes
yes
no
heating element
no
Check switch,
Is main switch S1 working? no
Change pcb if necessary
yes
yes
Check/change processor
pcb
-116-
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No or to low steam production
ATTENTION:
Humid cooking mode is
Steam above 110°C is not visible, it
selected but no/not Info
does not condensate on the cabinet
enough steam is visible
door!
yes no
Check level electrode,
osmosis water supply (check
Is the water tap symbol flashing Indication Service 14? water quality), Check sensor
Has steam production failed
on the display? yes or sensor steam generator with dia-
completely
steam generator defect? gnostic program (655/900°C)
no
Check:
Emergency humidity control active - Pressure sensor P1;
Indication ? - Hoses of pressure sensor P1;
yes
Press function, service and finally - Thermocouple humidity control B4
mod key. - Thermocouple quenching B2
For testing refer to training manual
no
no
Check steam heating/SSR with
Steam heating elements are
no diagnostic program.
ok?
Measure current with
yes clamp meter
no
yes
-117-
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Changing SCC pcb / changing SCC EEPROM / Software update
Standard
Changing pcb EEPROM Data faulty (no display of Service 16
Software
(pcb defectice) serial number, type) Service 17 (from software 01-0
update
NO
EEPROM
changing pcb
data faulty
Software update
to 01-07-08 or higher
Isolate unit from power supply SCC display and in function / Type and new
(Disconnect control fuses) software version OK, possible new data
strukture will be updated automatically.
switch unit ON
SCC display and type or serial SCC display and type or serial
number NOT OK number OK
t t R ti lS i
-118-
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"RESET" indication (Gas units)
Reason:
Unit shows
INFO Flame monitoring does not
"RESET"
work after ignition
yes
yes
Check polarity
-119-
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Indication descaling /Service 12
Unit shows "Descaling of
steam generator necessary"
Steam generator scaled up
(Indication comes up every Info
CDS display shows 9 red bars
time unit is switched on and
remains for 2 minutes)
no
-120-
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Buzzer sounds
Reason:
Buzzer sounds for 30 seconds
Any thermo couple is defective
after fault identification and Info
Different buzzer intervals depending which
every time unit is switched on.
thermo couple is defective
no
yes
yes
-121-
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No function - safety circuit
No function
Yes
Fuses F1/F2
Replace defective part
and contactor K1 No
and find reason for tripping
ok?
Yes
S No
Fault List CM
No
Yes
Fuse F1 of pcb
No Change fuse
ok?
Yes
Change pcb
-122-
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No steam
ATTENTION:
Wet cooking mode is
Steam above 110°C is not visible, it
activated but no steam is Info
does not condensate on the cabinet
visible
door!
Yes
Fault List CM
connection to unit clean?
E16: Temperature SG>180°C
Indication E16 or E17? Yes Check for scale build up
Yes E17: Temperature SG<-5°C
No
-123-
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Fault tree: Changing pcb / changing EEPROM / Fault "E1"
Fault type:
Fault type: 1
2 or 3
NOTE:
Replace pcb, do NOT connect
Do NOT connect replacement EEPROM
EEPROM as software version on new
to pcb as software version on pcb might
pcb might not be known
be too old!
S New EEPROM might be
Fault List CM
damaged again!
OK
Reconnect EEPROM
OK "E1" is still
Fault type 2 or 3
displayed
OK Contact Rational
Service
-124-
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Buzzer sounds
No
Fault List CM
Check connector of
thermocouple for sufficient
contact.
Change defective
thermocouple.
-125-
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Indication "E13" (SC-automatic)
No
No
Change fuse,
check cable and pump
for short circuit
-126-
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Indication "rES" (= reset)
Reason:
Unit shows
INFO Flame monitoring does not
"rES"
work after ignition
Yes
Fault List CM
No
-127-
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Notes:
S
COMMON
-128-
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Notes:
COMMON
-129-
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Deckblatt Elektrische Dokumentation, Cover sheet for electrical Documentation
Die Elektrische Dokumentation besteht aus: 1. diesem Deckblatt, 2. dem Schaltplan und 3. der Legende der elektrischen Bauteile
The electric documentation contains: 1. this cover sheet, 2. the wiring diagram and 3. the bill of electrical material (BOM)
Gültig ab 04.05.2004
Valid from
MODUL 7 Option
Options
Blatt 7
Page
Blatt 3 Blatt 6
Page Page
0
A4
MODUL 2 Heißluftheizung/Dampfheizung MODUL 5 Lüftermotor
Hot air heating/Steam heating
PCB Fan Motor, Cooling Fan
Blatt 2 Blatt 5
Page Page
Blatt 1 Blatt 4
Page Page
Erstellt von
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76-00011 Überblick CM101E Created by
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30.04.2004
Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
8
Page
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 2.00
K1:5 / 2.00
N / 5.00
PE / 5.00
GY
H1
PE
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F3
YE/GN
160°C/320°F 2
BU
RD
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F4
360°C/680°F 2 X13 1 2
Safety temperature limiter
BN
1 3 5
K1
Halogen transformer
N/O 2 4 6 F5
0,8A
0
Halogentrafo
.
12V
A1
T1
0V
14
K1 K1
W17 N/O 13 A2
250V
240V
230V
220V
208V
200V
0V
X58 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F1
BK BN BN K1:13 / 5.00
6,3A
F2
BU BU K1:A2 / 5.00
6,3A 1 2 .00
3 4 .00
N PE X0
5 6 .00
14 13 .05
W0
Main contactor
Hauptschütz
YE/GN
BN
BU
BK
BK
N/O
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1
Page
A4 PCB
+HL2
+HL1
-HL2
-HL1
+D1
+D2
-D1
-D2
K1:5 / 1.08
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 1.08
X24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W16 W1 WH WH WH WH GY GY GY GY
AWG 12
OG
BK
1 X0 V1 V2
X33 X34
A1/B1 1 2 3 4 A1/B1 1 2 3 4
A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B-
A2 B2 A2 B2
D1 HL2 D2 HL1
Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter
0
solid state relay solid state relay
VT
R1 R2 R4
1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 7 9 11
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator
Thermocouple steam generator
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6 8 10 12
Version
0
76-00011
0
1
A4
PCB
X73
W5
2
1
GY
X12
1
2
WH
S2
2
WH
Niveauelektrode
4
4
Water level sensor
YE/GN
WH
2
3
X3
B1
Thermoelement Garraum GN
1
Thermocouple cooking cabinet
3
WH
X4
B2
Thermoelement Ablöschung GN
1
Thermocouple quenching system
4
5
X2
B3
Thermoelement Kerntemperatur GN
1
4
X6
WH
2
B5
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator GN
1
S3
6
1
X27
Türkontaktschalter
2
BN
1
WH
2
GN
X32
7
CM101E
S7
YE
KT-Potentiometer
4
PK
5
CT-Potentiometer
3NAC400V 50-60Hz
8
Blatt
Date
Page
Datum
Erstellt von
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30.04.2004
3
PA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A4 PCB
X19 X18
3 1 4 2 5 6 1 2 3 4
W3 WH BU WH BU W4 WH BU
X30 X31
0
1 2 3 4 1 2
A1 A1
Y1 Y2 M4 M
A2 A2 ~
Solenoid valve guenching system
Magnetventil-Ablöschung
Solenoid valve filling
Magnetventil-Füllen
SC-Pumpe
SC-pump
Erstellt von
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Water, Drain, CleanJet Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
4
Page
1.08 / N BU
1.08 / PE YE/GN
1.08 / K1:13 BN
1.08 / K1:A2 BU
A4 PCB
M1
M
~ F20
3
6,3A
A2 A1 A2 A1
F21
.
M11 M M5 M
1~ 1~ 6,3A
2
.
1
X22
0
RJ45
Blinkcode Lüftermotor
Siehe Trainingshandbuch Seite 83
Blink code fam motor
See Training manual page 83
Lüftermotor
Cooling fan
Cooling fan
Kühllüfter
Kühllüfter
Fan motor
Erstellt von
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Fan Motor, Cooling Fan Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
5
Page
A4 PCB
X8 X50
1 2 1 2 3 4
W9 WH WH
X47 1 2
EEPROM
T2 Externe EPROM
Summer
Buzzer
Erstellt von
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Buzzer, EEPROM Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
6
Page
A4 PCB
Sicotronic system Dunstabzug
X20 Sicotronic system X23 Extractor hood
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3
6:Heizungsanforderung (b)
5:Eingang Sicotronic (c)
4:Gerät EIN (a)
3:Nullleiter (d)
1:Frei
2:Frei
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Options Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
7
Page
Seite 1 von 1
A4 PCB
+HL2
+HL1
-HL2
-HL1
+D1
+D2
-D1
-D2
K1:5 / 1.08
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 1.08
X24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W16 W1 WH WH WH WH GY GY GY GY
AWG 8(4x)
OG
BK
V3 V1 V2 V4
X35 X33 X34 X36
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
A1/B1 A1/B1 A1/B1 A1/B1
A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B-
A2 B2 A2 B2 A2 B2 A2 B2
D1 HL2 D1 HL2 D2 HL1 D2 HL1
Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter
0
solid state relay solid state relay solid state relay solid state relay
VT
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5
1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11
2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12
Thermocouple
Thermoelement
Dampfgenerator
steam generator
1.08 / 2. 00 / K 1: 1 BK
1.08 / N BU
1.08 / P E YE /G N
A4 PCB
T4
250V
-
7
1.08 / K 1:13 BN 6 240V
5 230V 12V 2
4 220V
3 208V 0V 1
~
M unten M oben
~ down F2 0 ~ top F2 0
3 3
6, 3A 6, 3A
F2. 1 F2. 1
M5 M
2 2
6, 3A 6, 3A
. .
1 1
X 221 X22
0
RJ4 5
RJ4 5
C ooling fan
Lüftermotor
Lüftermotor
K ühllüfter
Fan motor
Fan motor
T rafo 12V
unten
down
oben
top
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F an Motor, C ooling Fan Da te
Ve rsion 0 3NAC 400V 50- 60H z Blatt
5
P age
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 2.00
K1:5 / 2.00
N / 5.00
PE / 5.00
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer
160°C/320°F 1
F3
Safety temperature limiter
YE/GN
2
BU
W25
W11
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer
RD
RD
360°C/680°F 1
F4
Safety temperature limiter 2 X46 11 22 33 11 22 33 44 X56
BN
1 3 5
K1 F5
N/O 2 4 6 1,6A
.
0
11,5V
11,5V
2,5V
2,5V
T1
12V
12V
A1
K1 14
K1
0V
Steuertrafo
W17 N/O 13 A2 Control
transformer
0V
250V
240V
230V
220V
208V
200V
X57 77 66 55 44 33 22 11
F1
BK BN BN K1:13 / 5.00
6,3A
F2
BU BU K1:A2 / 5.00
6,3A .00
1 2
4 .00
Ab / since 02-2006
N PE X0 3
5 6 .00 CM PCB Index F: 42.00.047
14 13 .05
CM transformer Index F: 40.00.277
W0
Main contactor
Hauptschütz
YE/GN
BU
L1
L2
L3
N/O
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SCHD
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Safety chain, Power supply pcb Date
Version 3 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
1
Page
Die Elektrische Dokumentation besteht aus: 1. diesem Deckblatt, 2. dem Schaltplan und 3. der Legende der elektrischen Bauteile
The electric documentation contains: 1. this cover sheet, 2. the wiring diagram and 3. the bill of electrical material (BOM)
Gültig ab 05.05.2004
Valid from
MODUL 7 Option
Options
Blatt 7
Page
Blatt 3 Blatt 6
Page Page
0
A4
MODUL 2 Heißluftheizung/Dampfheizung MODUL 5 Lüftermotor
Hot air heating/Steam heating
PCB Fan Motor, Cooling Fan
Blatt 2 Blatt 5
Page Page
Blatt 1 Blatt 4
Page Page
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30.04.2004
Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
8
Page
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 5.00
PE / 2.00
GY
H1
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F3
135°C/275°F
GN/YE
2
BU
BK
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1 RD
F4
360°C/680°F 2 X13 1 2
Safety temperature limiter
BN
1 3
K1
Halogen transformer
N/O 2 4 F5
0,8A
0
.
Halogentrafo
T1
12V
A1
K1 13
K1
0V
W17 N/O 14 A2
BU
BK
250V
240V
230V
220V
208V
200V
0V
X58 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F1
BK BN BN K1:14 / 2.00
6,3A
RD K1:A1 / 2.00
F2
BU BU K1:A2 / 2.00
6,3A 1 2 .00
Z1 13
3 4 .00
14 .05 Index E
Entstörfilter
Electronic noise filter
Main contactor
W0
Hauptschütz
GN/YE
N/O
BU
BK
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Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
1
Page
1.08 / K1:A1 RD
A5/PCB / 5.01
A5/M1 / 5.01
0
X60 X65 X61
RJ 45
RJ 45
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
N L1 PE A5 L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE
X51 X52
GND 6 GND
1 Feuerungsautomat (HL1 und D)
M U/min 3
2 Ignitionbox 5 3 U/min M
1 ~ PWM 4
3 4 4 PWM 1 ~
2 HL 1 D 2
M8 W15 W15 M9
W14
B12 B11
Elektrode Gasbrenner
Electrode gas burner
Gasgebläse (D)
Gasblower
Gasblower
Gas valve
Gas valve
Gasventil
Gasventil
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Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
2
Page
Version
0
76-00050
0
1
A4
PCB
X73
W5
2
1
GY
X12
1
2
WH
S2
2
WH
Niveauelektrode
4
4
Water level sensor
YE/GN
WH
2
3
X3
B1
Thermoelement Garraum GN
1
Thermocouple cooking cabinet
3
WH
X4
B2
Thermoelement Ablöschung GN
1
Thermocouple quenching system
4
5
X2
B3
Thermoelement Kerntemperatur GN
1
4
X6
WH
2
B5
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator GN
1
S3
6
1
X27
Türkontaktschalter
2
BN
1
WH
2
GN
X32
7
S7
YE
KT-Potentiometer
4
PK
CM 101/102 G
5
CT-Potentiometer
1NAC230V 50-60Hz
8
Blatt
Date
Page
Datum
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30.04.2004
3
PA
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A4 PCB
X19 X18
3 1 4 2 5 6 1 2 3 4
W3 WH BU WH BU W4 WH BU
X30 X31
0
1 2 3 4 1 2
A1 A1
Y1 Y2 M4 M
A2 A2 ~
Solenoid valve guenching system
Magnetventil-Ablöschung
Solenoid valve filling
Magnetventil-Füllen
SC-Pumpe
SC-pump
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Water, Drain, CleanJet Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
4
Page
1.09 / K1:1 BK
1.09 / K1:3 BU
2.08 / PE GN/YE
2.08 / M5:~ BN
2.08 / M5:N BU
A4 PCB
M1
M
~ F20
3
6,3A
A2 A1 A2 A1
F21
.
M11 M M5 M
1~ 1~ 6,3A
2
.
. . 1
X22
0
RJ 45
RJ 45
2.08 / A5/M1
2.08 / A5/PCB
Blinkcode Lüftermotor
Siehe Trainingshandbuch Seite 83
Blink code fam motor
See Training manual page 83
Lüftermotor
Cooling fan
Cooling fan
Kühllüfter
Kühllüfter
Fan motor
Erstellt von
PA
76-00050 MODUL 5 Lüftermotor CM 101/102 G Created by
Datum
30.04.2004
Fan Motor, Cooling Fan Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
5
Page
A4 PCB
X8 X50
1 2 1 2 3 4
W9 WH WH
X47 1 2
EEPROM
T2 Externe EPROM
Summer
Buzzer
Erstellt von
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76-00050 MODUL 6 Summer, EEPROM CM 101/102 G Created by
Datum
30.04.2004
Buzzer, EEPROM Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
6
Page
A4 PCB
Dunstabzug
X23 Extractor hood
1 2 3
Erstellt von
PA
76-00050 MODUL 7 Option CM 101/102 G Created by
Datum
30.04.2004
Options Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
7
Page
Seite 1 von 1
1.09 / P E YE /G N P E / 5. 00
1.08 / K 1:A 1 RD
A6/M2 / 5. 01
A5/P C B / 5. 01
A5/M1 / 5. 01
0
X62 X66 X60 X65 X61
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
A6 A5
N L1 PE L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE
X53 X51 X52
GND GND 6 GND
6 Feuer ungsautomat ( HL2) unten 1 Feuer ungsautomat ( HL1 und D )
M U/min 3
5 Ignitionbox down M U/min 3
2 Ignitionbox 5 3 U/min M
1 ~ PWM 4
4 1 ~ PWM 4
3 4 4 PWM 1 ~
2 HL 2 2 HL 1 D 2
W14
B13 B12 B11
G as gebläse ( HL1)
Ga sgebläse ( D)
Aderss ierung
Ga sblower
Ga sblower
Ga sblower
G as va lve
G as va lve
G as va lve
Ga sventil
Ga sventil
Ga sventil
E rstellt von
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76-00054 MODUL 2 H eißluftheizung/D ampfheizung C M 201/202 G Created by
Da tum
03.05. 2004
Hot air heating/Steam heating Da te
Ve rsion 0 1NAC 230V 50- 60H z Blatt
2
P age
1.09 / K 1:1 BK
1.09 / K 1:3 BU
2.08 / P E GN /Y E
A4 PCB
T4
250V
-
7
2.08 / T4:~ BN 6 240V
5 230V 12V 2 .
4 220V
3 208V 0V 1
~
M unten oben
M
~ down F2 0 ~ top F2 0
3 3
6, 3A 6, 3A
F2. 1 F2. 1
M5 M
2 2
6, 3A 6, 3A
. .
. . 1 . . 1
X22 X 221
0
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
2.08 / A 5/M1
2.08 / A 6/M2
2.08 / A 5/PC B
Lüftermotor
Lüftermotor
K ühllüfter
Fan motor
12V T rafo
Fan motor
unten
down
oben
top
E rstellt von
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76-00054 MODUL 5 Lüfter motor C M 201/202 G Created by
Da tum
03.05. 2004
F an Motor, C ooling Fan Da te
Ve rsion 0 1NAC 230V 50- 60H z Blatt
5
P age
Seite 1 von 2
Seite 2 von 2
Die Elektrische Dokumentation besteht aus: 1. diesem Deckblatt, 2. dem Schaltplan und 3. der Legende der elektrischen Bauteile
The electric documentation contains: 1. this cover sheet, 2. the wiring diagram and 3. the bill of electrical material (BOM)
Gültig ab 04.05.2004
Valid from
MODUL 7 Option
A3 Options
CPU Blatt 7
Page
Blatt 3 Blatt 6
Page OPERATOR Page
PCB
Blatt 2 Blatt 5
Page Page
A1
I/O-PCB
MODUL 1 Sicherheitskette, Sp.-Versorgung PCB MODUL 4 Wasser
Safety chain, Power supply pcb Water, Drain, CleanJet
Blatt 1 Blatt 4
Page Page
Erstellt von
PA
76-00003 Überblick SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
8
Page
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 2.00
K1:5 / 2.00
N / 5.00
PE / 5.00
Z1 1 3 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2
L3
Entstörfilter
N
Electronic noise filter
PE GY
W10 WH WH WH WH WH WH WH W13
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F3
YE/GN
160°C/320°F
OG
2
BU
BK
VT
RD
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F4 F5
360°C/680°F 2 1,6A
Safety temperature limiter .
BN
1 3 5
K1
11,5V
11,5V
2,5V
2,5V
N/O
12V
12V
2 4 6
0V
T1 Steuertrafo
0
14 A1 Control
K1 K1 transformer
250V
240V
230V
220V
208V
200V
0V
W17 N/O 13 A2
X57 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F1
BK BN GY
6,3A
BN K1:13 / 5.00
F2
BU BU K1:A2 / 5.00
6,3A 1 2 .00
3 4 .00
N PE X0
5 6 .00
14 13.05
W0
Main contactor
Hauptschütz
YE/GN
BN
BU
BK
BK
N/O
Erstellt von
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76-00003 MODUL 1 Sicherheitskette, SP.-Versorgung PCB SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Safety chain, Power supply pcb Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
1
Page
A1 I/O-PCB
+HL2
+HL1
-HL2
-HL1
+D1
+D2
-D1
-D2
K1:5 / 1.08
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 1.08
X24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W16 W1 WH WH WH WH GY GY GY GY
AWG 12
OG
BK
1 X0 V1 V2
X33 X34
A1/B1 1 2 3 4 A1/B1 1 2 3 4
A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B-
A2 B2 A2 B2
D1 HL2 D2 HL1
Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter
0
solid state relay solid state relay
VT
R1 R2 R4
1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 7 9 11
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator
Thermocouple steam generator
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6 8 10 12
X48
W8
S4
Version
Endschalter Klappenmotor
1
1
WH
X11
0
Operator PCB
End position switch flap motor
2
2
WH
+
Klappenmotor
3
3
WH
Flap motor
M3
-
4
4
76-00003
0
WH
1
X32
W5
2
1
GY
X12
1
2
S2
WH
3
3
Niveauelektrode
WH
Water level sensor
4
4
2
X29
W7
CPU
1
1
GY
X1
P1
IN Signal
P
2
2
GY
Differenzdrucksensor
GND
3
3
GY
3
2
X3
Thermoelement Garraum
B1
GN
1
Thermocouple cooking cabinet
3
WH
X4
2
4
B2
Thermoelement Ablöschung GN
1
4
3
WH
Thermoelement Feuchte
2
B4
Thermocouple humidity GN
1
5
4
X6
WH
2
B5
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator GN
1
Fühler 1
6
GY
1
Sensor 1
X2
Fühler 2
RD
2
Sensor 2
Fühler 3
GN
3
Sensor 3
B6
7
Fühler 4
SCC101E
BU
4
Sensor 4
Fühler 5
3NAC400V 50-60Hz
BN
5
Sensor 5
Thermoelement Kerntemperatur
Thermocouple core temperature
Fühler 6
BK
8
Sensor 6
WH
7
Blatt
Date
Page
Datum
Erstellt von
Created by
A1
S3
I/O-PCB
9
1
X27
2
Türkontaktschalter
05.05.2004
Door contact switch
PA
3
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A1 I/O-PCB
2 1 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 1 5 2 6 3 1 2 4 3
W2 WH PE WH W6 WH WH WH WH W3 WH BU WH BU WH BU W4 WH BU WH BU
0
C1
.
- +
GND S12 A1 A1 A1
Signal M Y1 Y2 Y3 M4 M M6 M
IN
A2 A2 A2 ~ ~
HALL
S11 M7
Solenoid valve guenching system
Endschalter Verschlußmotor
Magnetventil-Beschwadung
Solenoid valve moistening
Magnetventil-Ablöschung
Umwälzpumpe Reinigung
Cleanjet circulation pump
End switch drain valve
Kondensator C1 2,5µF
Solenoid valve filling
Magnetventil-Füllen
Verschlußmotor
CDS-Sensor
CDS-sensor
Drain valve
SC-Pumpe
SC-pump
Capacitor
Erstellt von
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76-00003 MODUL 4 Wasser SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Water, Drain, CleanJet Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
4
Page
1.08 / N BU
1.08 / PE YE/GN
1.08 / K1:13 BN
1.08 / K1:A2 BU
A1 I/O-PCB A2 Operator PCB
M1
M
~ F20
3
6,3A
A2 A1 A2 A1
F21
.
M11 M M5 M
1~ 1~ 6,3A
2
.
1
X22
0
RJ45
RJ45
Blinkcode Lüftermotor
Siehe Trainingshandbuch Seite 83
Blink code fam motor
See Training manual page 83
Lüftermotor
Cooling fan
Cooling fan
Kühllüfter
Kühllüfter
Fan motor
Erstellt von
PA
76-00003 MODUL 5 Lüftermotor SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Fan Motor, Cooling Fan Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
5
Page
X13 X8 X9 X50
1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4
W11 BN BU W9 WH WH
X49 1 2 X47 1 2
EEPROM
H1 T2 S6
Garraumbeleuchtung
Zentrales Einstellrad
Interior cabinetlight
Central dial
EEPROM
Summer
Buzzer
Erstellt von
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76-00003 MODUL 6 Garraumbeleuchtung, Summer, SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Zentrales Einstellrad, EEPROM Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
6
Page
2:Frei
Erstellt von
PA
76-00003 MODUL 7 Option SCC101E Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Options Date
Version 0 3NAC400V 50-60Hz Blatt
7
Page
Seite 1 von 2
Seite 2 von 2
A1 I/O-PCB
+HL2
+HL1
-HL2
-HL1
+D1
+D2
-D1
-D2
K1:5 / 1.08
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 1.08
X24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W16 W1 WH WH WH WH GY GY GY GY
AWG 8(4x)
OG
BK
V3 V1 V2 V4
X35 X33 X34 X36
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
A1/B1 A1/B1 A1/B1 A1/B1
A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B- A+ A- B+ B-
A2 B2 A2 B2 A2 B2 A2 B2
D1 HL2 D1 HL2 D2 HL1 D2 HL1
Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter Leistungshalbleiter
0
solid state relay solid state relay solid state relay solid state relay
VT
R1 R2 R3 R4 R5
1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11 1 3 5 7 9 11
2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 8 10 12
Thermocouple
Thermoelement
Dampfgenerator
steam generator
1.08 / 2. 00 / K 1: 1 BK
1.08 / N BU
1.08 / P E YE /G N
A1 I/O-PCB A2 O perator P C B
T4
250V
-
7
1.08 / K 1:13 BN 6 240V
5 230V 12V 2
4 220V
3 208V 0V 1
~
M unten M oben
~ down F2 0 ~ top F2 0
3 3
6, 3A 6, 3A
F2. 1 F2. 1
M5 M
2 2
6, 3A 6, 3A
. .
1 1
X 221 X22
0
RJ4 5
RJ4 5
RJ4 5
T4 - 40.00.592 (200-250VAC / 12VDC) Blinkcode Lüftermotor
M5 - 40.00.474 (12VDC) Siehe Trainingshandbuch Seite 83
Blink code fam motor
See Training manual page 83
T ransformer 12V
C ooling fan
Lüftermotor
Lüftermotor
K ühllüfter
Fan motor
Fan motor
T rafo 12V
unten
down
oben
top
E rstellt von
PA
76-00016 MODUL 5 Lüfter motor S C C 202E Created by
Da tum
30.04. 2004
F an Motor, C ooling Fan Da te
Ve rsion 0 3NAC 400V 50- 60H z Blatt
5
P age
Die Elektrische Dokumentation besteht aus: 1. diesem Deckblatt, 2. dem Schaltplan und 3. der Legende der elektrischen Bauteile
The electric documentation contains: 1. this cover sheet, 2. the wiring diagram and 3. the bill of electrical material (BOM)
Gültig ab 04.05.2004
Valid from
MODUL 7 Option
A3 Options
CPU Blatt 7
Page
Blatt 3 Blatt 6
Page OPERATOR Page
PCB
Blatt 2 Blatt 5
Page Page
A1
I/O-PCB
MODUL 1 Sicherheitskette, Sp.-Versorgung PCB MODUL 4 Wasser
Safety chain, Power supply pcb Water, Drain, CleanJet
Blatt 1 Blatt 4
Page Page
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 Überblick SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
8
Page
K1:1 / 5.00
K1:3 / 5.00
PE / 2.00
1 3 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2
GY
W10 WH WH WH WH WH WH WH W13
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F3
GN/YE
135°C/275°F 2
BU
BK
Sicherheitstemperaturbegrenzer 1
F4 F5
360°C/680°F 2 1,6A
Safety temperature limiter .
BN
1 3
K1
11,5V
11,5V
2,5V
2,5V
N/O
12V
12V
2 4
0V
T1 Steuertrafo
0
13 A1 Control
K1 K1 transformer
250V
240V
230V
220V
208V
200V
0V
W17 N/O 14
BU
BK
A2
X57 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F1
BK BN GY
6,3A
BN K1:14 / 2.00
F2
BU BU K1:A2 / 2.00
6,3A 1 2 .00
RD K1:A1 / 2.00
3 4 .00
Z1 13 14.05
Entstörfilter
Electronic noise filter
Main contactor
Hauptschütz
W0
GN/YE
N/O
BU
BK
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 1 Sicherheitskette, SP.-Versorgung PCB SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Safety chain, Power supply pcb Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
1
Page
1.09 / K1:A1 RD
A5 / I/O-PCB / 5.01
A5/M1 / 5.01
0
X60 X65 X61
RJ 45
RJ 45
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
N L1 PE A5 L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE
X51 X52
GND 6 GND
1 Feuerungsautomat (HL1 und D)
M U/min 3
2 Ignitionbox 5 3 U/min M
1~ PWM 4
3 4 4 PWM 1~
2 HL 1 D 2
M8 W15 W15 M9
W14
B12 B11
Elektrode Gasbrenner
Electrode gas burner
Gasgebläse (D)
Gasblower
Gasblower
Gas valve
Gas valve
Gasventil
Gasventil
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 2 Heißluftheizung/Dampfheizung SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Hot air heating/Steam heating Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
2
Page
X48
W8
S4
Version
Endschalter Klappenmotor
1
1
WH
X11
0
Operator PCB
End position switch flap motor
2
2
WH
+
Klappenmotor
3
3
WH
Flap motor
M3
-
4
4
76-00006
0
WH
1
X32
W5
2
1
GY
X12
1
2
S2
WH
3
3
Niveauelektrode
WH
Water level sensor
4
4
2
X29
W7
CPU
1
1
GY
X1
P1
IN Signal
P
2
2
GY
Differenzdrucksensor
GND
3
3
GY
3
2
X3
Thermoelement Garraum
B1
GN
1
Thermocouple cooking cabinet
3
WH
X4
2
4
B2
Thermoelement Ablöschung GN
1
4
3
WH
Thermoelement Feuchte
2
B4
Thermocouple humidity GN
1
5
4
X6
WH
2
B5
Thermoelement Dampfgenerator GN
1
Fühler 1
6
GY
1
Sensor 1
X2
Fühler 2
RD
2
Sensor 2
Fühler 3
GN
3
Sensor 3
B6
7
Fühler 4
BU
4
Sensor 4
SCC 101/102 G
Fühler 5
1NAC230V 50-60Hz
BN
5
Sensor 5
Thermoelement Kerntemperatur
Thermocouple core temperature
Fühler 6
BK
8
Sensor 6
WH
7
Blatt
Date
Page
Datum
Erstellt von
Created by
A1
S3
I/O-PCB
9
1
X27
2
Türkontaktschalter
05.05.2004
Door contact switch
PA
3
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A1 I/O-PCB
2 1 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 1 5 2 6 3 1 2 4 3
W2 WH PE WH W6 WH WH WH WH W3 WH BU WH BU WH BU W4 WH BU WH BU
0
C1
.
- +
GND S12 A1 A1 A1
Signal M Y1 Y2 Y3 M4 M M6 M
IN
A2 A2 A2 ~ ~
HALL
S11 M7
Solenoid valve guenching system
Endschalter Verschlußmotor
Magnetventil-Beschwadung
Solenoid valve moistening
Magnetventil-Ablöschung
Umwälzpumpe Reinigung
Cleanjet circulation pump
End switch drain valve
Kondensator C1 2,5µF
Solenoid valve filling
Magnetventil-Füllen
Verschlußmotor
CDS-Sensor
CDS-sensor
Drain valve
SC-Pumpe
SC-pump
Capacitor
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 4 Wasser SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Water, Drain, CleanJet Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
4
Page
1.09 / K1:1 BK
1.09 / K1:3 BU
2.08 / PE GN/YE
2.08 / M5:~ BN
2.08 / M5:N BU
A1 I/O-PCB A2 Operator PCB
. . .
M1
M
~ F20
3
6,3A
A2 A1 A2 A1
F21
.
M11 M M5 M
1~ 1~ 6,3A
2
.
. . 1
X22
0
RJ 45
RJ 45
RJ 45
2.08 / A5/M1
2.08 / A5 / I/O-PCB
Blinkcode Lüftermotor
Siehe Trainingshandbuch Seite 83
Blink code fam motor
See Training manual page 83
Lüftermotor
Cooling fan
Cooling fan
Kühllüfter
Kühllüfter
Fan motor
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 5 Lüftermotor SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Fan Motor, Cooling Fan Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
5
Page
X13 X8 X9 X50
1 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4
W11 BN BU W9 WH WH
X49 1 2 X47 1 2
EEPROM
H1 T2 S6
Garraumbeleuchtung
Zentrales Einstellrad
Interior cabinetlight
Central dial
EEPROM
Summer
Buzzer
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 6 Garraumbeleuchtung, Summer, SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Zentrales Einstellrad, EEPROM Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
6
Page
Erstellt von
PA
76-00006 MODUL 7 Option SCC 101/102 G Created by
Datum
05.05.2004
Options Date
Version 0 1NAC230V 50-60Hz Blatt
7
Page
Seite 1 von 2
Seite 2 von 2
1.09 / P E YE /G N P E / 5. 00
1.09 / K 1:A 1 RD
A6 / I/O -P C B / 5.0 1
A6/M2 / 5. 01
A5/M1 / 5. 01
0
X62 X66 X60 X65 X61
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
A6 A5
N L1 PE L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE L1 N PE BUS BUS N L1 PE
X53 X51 X52
GND GND 6 GND
6 Feuer ungsautomat ( HL2) unten 1 Feuer ungsautomat ( HL1 und D )
M U/min 3
5 Ignitionbox down M U/min 3
2 Ignitionbox 5 3 U/min M
1 ~ PWM 4
4 1 ~ PWM 4
3 4 4 PWM 1 ~
2 HL 2 2 HL 1 D 2
W14
B13 B12 B11
G as gebläse ( HL1)
Ga sgebläse ( D)
Aderss ierung
Ga sblower
Ga sblower
Ga sblower
G as va lve
G as va lve
G as va lve
Ga sventil
Ga sventil
Ga sventil
E rstellt von
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76-00051 MODUL 2 H eißluftheizung/D ampfheizung S C C 201/202 G Created by
Da tum
30.04. 2004
Hot air heating/Steam heating Da te
Ve rsion 0 1NAC 230V 50- 60H z Blatt
2
P age
1.09 / K 1:1 BK
1.09 / K 1:3 BU
2.08 / P E GN /Y E
A1 I/O-PCB A2 O perator P C B
T4
250V
-
7
2.08 / T4:~ BN 6 240V
5 230V 12V 2 . . .
4 220V
3 208V 0V 1
~
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
RJ 4 5
2.08 / A 5/M1
2.08 / A 6/M2
2.08 / A 6 / I/O -P C B
Lüftermotor
Lüftermotor
K ühllüfter
Fan motor
Fan motor
12V T rafo
unten
down
oben
top
E rstellt von
PA
76-00051 MODUL 5 Lüfter motor S C C 201/202 G Created by
Da tum
30.04. 2004
F an Motor, C ooling Fan Da te
Ve rsion 0 1NAC 230V 50- 60H z Blatt
5
P age
COMMON
-129-
Downloaded from www.dlmanuals.com
SCC Service Reference
1 2 5 - activated
1 1
CleanJet HACCP 3 10:24
am/pm
24 h
h:m
m:s c
2 2
08/22/03
Start time
Startzeit 22.08.03 °C / °F
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CDS english
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Settings
Einstellungen
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Service 26 drain valve closed CO2 max natural gas H 9,4% +/- 0,2% for type 61-201
(G20) 9,5% +/- 0,2% for type 202
Service 27 drain valve doesn‘t close,
CleanJet without function CO2 max natural gas L 9,3% +/- 0,2% for type 61-201
Service 28 B5 in steam generator above 180°C (G25) 9,4% +/- 0,2% for type 202
(356°F), de-scale steam generator
Service 29 pcb temperature too high Abort CleanJet
(above 85°C / 185°F); change air filter
switch unit off and on again
Service 30 humidity control faulty
Service 31.X core probe faulty
Abort de-scaling program
Service 32.X ignition box faulty, change ignition box
0-top; 1-bottom; 2-both before filling de-scaling liquid - use "BACK" arrow
Service 33.X 4x Reset without function, after filling de-scaler into steam generator
change ignition box; 1-top; 2-bottom - switch unit off and on again
- press ABORT key - remaining time will be adjusted automatically
Service 34.X BUS signal error - switch unit off and on again
1-I/O pcb, 2-motor bottom; 4-motor top; - press ABORT key - time will be adjusted automatically 2x
8-ignition box top; 16-ignition box bottom - use steam mode for 15 min. and rinse interior cabinet
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