ACW624MAT - Warming drawers and cabinets Pelgrim - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Warming drawer
Brand	Pelgrim
Model	ACW624MAT
Supply voltage	220-240 V ~
Frequency	50 Hz
Maximum capacity	20 kg
Temperature range	30 °C to 70 °C
Timer	Yes, minimum duration 10 minutes
Heating type	Fan-assisted hot air
Front material	Stainless steel
Use	Preheating dishes
Accessories supplied	4 screws and 4 wall plugs
Maintenance	Clean with sponge, hot water and washing-up liquid; dry with a soft cloth
Power cable	H05RNF 3 × 1 mm²
Dish capacity (example)	6 large plates Ø 28 cm, 6 soup plates Ø 22 cm, etc.
Installation	Built-in; electrical connection before installation; requires double-pole circuit breaker
Protection	Protective grille against contact with heating element and fan

Frequently Asked Questions - ACW624MAT Pelgrim

What is the maximum capacity of this warming drawer?

The maximum capacity is 20 kg. It depends on the height, weight and dimensions of your dishes.

How do I adjust the temperature?

Use the temperature selector to choose a value between 30 °C and 70 °C. Recommended temperatures: 40 °C for cups and glasses, 60 °C for plates and dishes.

How long does it take to preheat the dishes?

The preheating time varies depending on the material, load and temperature. As a guide, for 60 °C and a load for 6 people, allow approximately 30 minutes.

Can I use abrasive products to clean the appliance?

No, the use of abrasive products, alcohol or thinner is not recommended. Use a sponge, hot water and washing-up liquid, then dry with a soft cloth.

How do I install the appliance?

Installation must be carried out in a furniture niche. Before embedding, make the electrical connection with a 3×1 mm² cable on a 220-240 V ~ circuit with a double-pole circuit breaker. Fix the appliance with the 4 screws and plugs supplied.

What should I do if the power cable is damaged?

The cable must be replaced with an equivalent H05RNF 3 × 1 mm² cable available from the after-sales service.

Can the warming drawer be used for anything other than dishes?

No, this appliance is exclusively designed for preheating dishes. Do not use it for any other purpose.

How do I stop the buzzer after the cycle ends?

To stop the buzzer, set the timer to position 0.

What is the meaning of the different temperature settings?

At 40 °C, ideal for cups and glasses: hot drinks retain their heat without burning. At 60 °C, for plates and dishes: food stays warm without risk of burns when touched.

Does the appliance have an operation indicator?

Yes, a power-on indicator is located on the front panel. It lights up when the appliance is in operation.

USER MANUAL ACW624MAT Pelgrim

Manual Warming drawer

Cleaning and maintenance 7

Installation 7

Built in 8

Description

1. Timer, stop/start switch
2. Signal light on the front showing that power is on
3. Temperature control
4. Drawer for dishes

Use

Information before use:

• The appliance should be used exclusively to preheat dishes.
• The appliance uses a hot air system to heat the dishes. A fan distributes the heat from the resistor in the drawer. The dishes are heated rapidly and uniformly by circulation of hot air.
• A protective grid prevents the dishes from coming into contact with the resistor or the fan.

Controls:

• The controls include a temperature knob and a Start/Stop switch. These are only visible when the drawer is open.
• When the drawer is closed, the signal light on the front of the drawer comes on when the appliance is running.

Setting the controls:

• Put the dishes in the drawer.
• Select the temperature.
• Set the timer (minimum 10 minutes).
  The signal light shows that the power is on.
• Close the drawer
• When the timer runs out, the hot air heating system stops and a bell rings.
• To turn the bell off, turn the knob to 0.

Selecting the temperature:

The temperature knob adjusts the temperature between 30 and 70^

The most appropriate temperatures for the types of dishes used are as follows:

• 40^ : for cups or glasses. Hot drinks stay hot long ger when poured into cups or glasses preheated to this temperature, without danger of burns when people drink from them.
• 60^ : for plates and dishes. Food served on prehea ted plates or dishes maintain their heat and the dishes can be touched without burning the hands.

Preheating time:

Preheating time depends on several factors:

• the thickness of the dishes and the material they are made from
  the load
• disposal of the load
  temperature setting

Consequently, we cannot give times that will correspond systematically.

A few hints

For a temperature setting of 60^ , heated evenly:

• dishes for a meal for six take about 30min
• dishes for a meal for twelve take about 40 min.

After using the drawer a few times, you will know for yourself how long it takes to heat your dishes.

Capacity:

• Capacity depends on the height of the model and the weight and size of your dishes.
  The model has maximum capacity of 20kg
• The following examples are given as an indication only (quantities are determined by volume):

Dishes for 6:
6 dinner plates Ø 28 cm
6 soup plates Ø 22 cm
1 serving bowl Ø 22 cm
1 serving bowl Ø 20 cm
1 serving bowl Ø 18 cm
2 serving platters 36 cm
or 16 large plates Ø 28 cm
+ 8 bowls Ø 10 cm
or 24 soup plates Ø 22 cm
or 40 bowls Ø 10 cm
or 60 cups Ø 8 cm

Cleaning and maintenance

• Before any maintenance, turn off the appliance and let it cool.
• Clean all surfaces with a sponge, dish washing soap and warm water. Then dry it off with a soft cloth.
• Do not steam clean the appliance.
• The use of scouring powders, alcohol or grease-cutting products is not recommended - they could damage the appliance.
• The stainless steel front can be scratched. Use a special non-abrasive cleanser for stainless steel.

Installation

Before connecting the appliance to the power supply, check that the wires of your electric installation have sufficient diameter to supply power to the appliance during normal use. The fuse for the installation should be 10 amps.

• It is necessary to provide a bipolar cut-off device in the power supply circuit, with an open contact gap of more than 3mm .
• The electric connection should be done before the appliance is set in the cabinet.
• The drawer should be connected by a (standard) power cord with three 1mm^2 wires (1 single phase + 1 N + ground) to the 220-240 V single phase power supply via an electric circuit corresponding to the CEI 60083 standard or complying with the installation rules. The protective wire (green/yellow) corresponds to ground on the appliance and should be connected to the ground of the installation.
• In the case of a connection via an electric outlet, the outlet should be accessible even with the appliance installed. The neutral on the heating drawer (blue wire) should be connected to neutral on the power supply.

Built in

• Set the appliance into the niche in the cabinet. Make certain that the body of the appliance is positioned correctly.
• Open the drawer and fasten the appliance to the sides of the cabinet with 4 screws and the 4 spacers delivered with the appliance.