40732 - Food Warmers Vollrath - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 40732 Vollrath

BainMarieHeatedDisplayCase

ThankyouforpurchasingthisVollrathequipment.Beforeoperatingthe equipment,readandfamiliarizeyourselfwiththefollowingoperating andsafetyinstructions.SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONSFORFUTURE REFERENCE.Savetheoriginalboxandpackaging.Usethispackaging toshiptheequipmentifrepairsareneeded.

SAFETYPRECAUTIONS

Toensuresafeoperation, read the following statements and understand their meaning. This manual contains safety precautions which are explained below. Pleaseread carefully.

WARNING

Warningisusedtoindicatethepresenceofahazardthatwillorcan causeseverepersonalinjuryordeath.

CAUTION

Cautionisusedtoindicatethepresenceofahazardthatwillorcan causeminorormajorpersonalinjuryifthecautionisignored.

NOTICE: Notice is used to note information that is important but not hazard-related.

Toreduceriskofinjuryordamagetotheequipment

• Useonlygroundedelectricaloutletsthatmatchthevoltageratingon thenameplate.
• Haveaqualifiedpersonnelinstallthisequipmentinaccordancewithlocalcodesandordinances.
• Use equipmentinaflat, levelposition.
• Donotuseanextensioncordwiththisequipment.Donotplugthis equipmentintoapowerstripormulti-outletpowercord.
  •Turnoffandunplugequipmentbeforecleaningormoving.
• Donotspraycontrolsoroutsideofequipmentwithliquidsor cleaningagents.
• Donotcleantheequipmentwithsteelwool.
• Keep the equipment and power cordaway from open flames, electric burners over excessive heat.
• Donotoperateunattended.
• Donotoperateequipmentinpublicareasand/oraroundchildren.
• Donotoperateifequipmenthasbeendamagedorismalfunctioning inanyway.

FUNCTIONANDPURPOSE

This equipment is designed to display and keep food at proper serving temperatures. Food must be prepared and placed in the equipment at proper serving temperatures. This equipment is designed for indoor use only. It is designed to on the countertop to bedropped into a countertop. It not intended to cook raw food to prepare food. This equipment is not intended for household, industrial or laboratory use.

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ItemNo.Model	Description
40732	BMA7103	HeatedDisplaycase

TABLEOFCONTENTS

Installation......page2
Assembly......page2
FeaturesandControls......page4
BeforeFirstUse......page4
WetOperation......page4
DryOperation......page5
Cleaning......page5
Maintenance......page6
Troubleshooting......page7

INSTALLATION

CountertopInstallation InstalltheLegs

NOTICE: If this equipment will besetonto a countertop, the included legs must be installed.

Ensure that the equipment is level in all directions. Begin by tightening each leg securely. Then, as needed at each corner, rotate the adjustable foot.

Drop-inInstallation

SeetheincludedInstallationInstructions.

RecordYourSerialNumber

The serial number for your display case can be found on the rating plate located on the lower right corner of the back of the case. To aid in future communication about your product, please record the serial number in the space below.

SerialNumber

ASSEMBLY

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ToolsyouwillNeed

•8mmsocketandwrench•Nutdriver
•10mmsocketandwrench•Phillipsheadscrewdriver

AttachtheGlassPanels SecuretheFrontGlass

1. Usetwometalwashersandoneacornnuttosecurethefrontglass. Handtighten..

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CurvedSidePanels

1. Removethetopandbottomscrewsfromthesideofthesideofthe upright.Retainthehardware.

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1. Loosen, but donotremovethetopandbottomscrews from the back of the upright.

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1. Gentlyopenthesideuprighttomakespaceforthesidepanelglass.

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ASSEMBLY(CONTINUED)

4.Slidethesidepanelglassintothechannelatthebottomandbehind theupright.

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1. Insert and tightent the hardware to secure the panel behind the upright.

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1. Insert the hardware.

Outside:screwandmetalwasher Inside:plasticwasherandacornnut

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1. Tightenthehardwaretosecurethefrontcornerofthepanel.

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8.Repeatthestepstoinstalltheotherglasspanel.

SlidingBackPanels

1. Insertonebackpanelintothetracks.Slideittotheside.

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1. Insert the other twoglass panels.

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FEATURESANDCONTROLS

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AHeatControl.The"0"positionis"OFF."

BlndicatorLight. Thislightindicatetheequipmentisheating. Oncethesetheatlevelisreached,thelightwillgoout. Thelight willcycleonandoffastheequipmentmaintainsheat. Thisisnot apowerindicatorlight.

CLightSwitch

BEFOREFIRSTUSE

Cleanthisequipmentbeforeusing.SeetheCLEANINGsectionofthis manual.

OPERATION

WARNING

ElectricalShockHazard

Keepwaterandotherliquidsfromenteringtheinsideofthe equipment. Liquidinsidetheequipmentcouldcausean electricalshock.

Donotspraytheunitorcontrolswithwaterorcleaningproducts. Liquidcouldcontacttheelectricalcomponentsandcauseashort circuitoranelectricalshock.Donotuseunitifpowercordisdamaged orhasbeenmodified.

CAUTION

BurnHazard

Donottouchhotfood, liquidorheatingsurfaceswhile equipmentisheatingoroperating.

WetOperation

1. Rotatethedrainvalvelevertotheclosedpositionasshownbelow.

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1. Fillthewellwithcleanfreshwater, untilthewaterlevelisbetween the "L"(low)and"H"(highmarks). Donotoverfill. Alwaysmaintain waterinthewell.

H L

1. Plug the electrical power cord into a grounded outlet that matches the voltage rating on the name plate.

2. Switchthelightswitch "ONor" OFF as desired.

3. Preheatthewaterinthewellbycoveringwellwithemptyfood containersorcovers.Settheheatcontroltothemaximumheat setting.Preheatfor30minutes.

4. Place containers of hot food, above 140^ F ( 60^ C), into the preheated equipment.

5. Reducetheheatsettingtoalevelthatwillmaintainasafeholding temperatureandmaintainfoodquality.

NOTICE:Monitorfoodtemperaturecloselyforfoodsafety. The UnitedStatesPublicHealthServicerecommendsthathot foodbeheldataminimumof140°F(60°C)tohelp preventbacteriagrowth. Maintaincorrectwaterlevel andtemperaturesetting. Periodicallyremovefood containersandcheckthewaterlevel.Addwaterif needed.

TIP: Toreducefogging, positiontherearglasspanelssothereisa smallgapthroughwhichaircancirculate.

1. Use gloves, mittsorpotholderstoprotechands when removing hot food containers.

When Finished Using the Equipment

1. Rotatethetemperaturecontroltothe "0" setting.

2. Unplugtheequipment.

3. Removethefoodcontainers. Use gloves, mittsorpotholdersto protect your hands when removing hot food containers from the unit.

4. Allow the equipment and watertocol completely.

5. Placeasuitablecontainerdirectlyunderthedrainvalve.Turnthe drainvalvetotheopenpositiontodrainthewaterfromthewelland intothecontainer.

6. Turnthedrainvalvetotheclosedposition.

1. Plug the electrical power cord into a grounded outlet that matches the voltage rating on the name plate.
   2.Switchthelightswitch"ONor"OFF"asdesired.
2. Preheatthewellbycoveringthewellwithemptyfoodcontainersor covers.Settheheatcontroltothemaximumheatsetting.Preheat for30minutes.
3. Placecontainersofhotfood, above 140^ F( 60^ C), into the preheatedequipment.
4. Reducetheheatsettingtoalevelthatwillmaintainasafeholding temperatureandmaintainfoodquality.

NOTICE:Monitorfoodtemperaturecloselyforfoodsafety. The UnitedStatesPublicHealthServicerecommendsthathot foodbeheldataminimumof140°F(60°C)tohelp preventbacteriagrowth.

TIP:Toreducefogging,positiontherearglasspanelssothereisa smallgapthroughwhichaircancirculate.

1. Use gloves, mittsorpotholder stop protect your hands when removing hot food containers from the unit.

When Finished Using the Equipment

1. Rotatetheheatcontrolknobto0.
2. Unplugtheequipment.
3. Removethefoodcontainers. Use gloves, mittsorpotholdersto protect your hands when removing hot food containers from the unit.
4. Allow the equipment to cool completely.

CLEANING

CAUTION

BurnHazard

Allow equipment to cool before removing or cleaning.

WARNING

ElectricalShockHazard

Donotspraywaterorcleaningproducts.Liquidcouldcontact theelectricalcomponentsandcauseashortcircuitoran electricalshock.

NOTICE: Donotusecausticcleaningchemicals, steelwoolor commerciallimeremovalproductstocleantheequipment. Thoroughlyrinseequipmentwithwateraftercleaning.

Daily

1. Unplugtheequipment.
2. Allow the equipment to cool complete. If applicable, follow the procedures for draining water in the Wet Operation section of this manual.
3. Using adampcloth, oraspongedipped insoapywatertoclean the equipment. Use aplastic scouring pad to cle and difficult areas to remove mineral deposits.

Ifusingwaterinthewell,cleantheheatingelementwithwhite vinegar.

1. Rinsethethoroughly with clean watertoremove all soap residue.
2. Drycompletelytoremoveanyhardwaterresidue.

MonthlyorasNeeded

De-calcifytheHeatingElement

1. Perform the daily cleaning procedure.
   2.Addenoughwatertothepantocovertheheatingelement.
   3.Addtherecommended ratio of commercial deliming cleaner or one gallon of white vine garto the water. Stirwell.

2. Set the heat control to the highest setting and allow the water to heat for 30 minutes.

3. Rotatetheheatcontrolknobto0.

6.Coverthewellwithemptyfoodcontainersorcovers.

1. Allow the solution to soak for at least one hour, or overnight for heavy buildups.

2. Drainthesolutionfromthepan.

3. Useaplasticscouringpadtocleananyremainingmineraldeposits.

4. Rinsethoroughlywithhotwater.

5. Drycompletely.

MAINTENANCE

Replacethelightbulb

NOTICE: Wearcleanglovesorhandlethenewbulbwithaclean cottoncloth. Donottouchthehalogenbulbwithbare hands. This candamagethebulbandcausepremature failure.

NOTICE: If the halogen bulb does come in contact with your skin, gently clean the bulbs surface with an alcohol-based liquid.

1. Turnoff and unplug the equipment.

2. Allow the light bulb to cool completely.

3. Thelightbulbisheldinplaceunderspringtension. Toremovethe lightbulb, pushthelightbulbtowardsoneend; this will releasethe otherend. Lifthelampoutoftheholder.

4. Remove and discard the old light bulb.

5. To install thenewlightbulb, push the light bulb towards one and align the other end into the bulb holder. Slowly releasethelight bulb.

TROUBLESHOOTING

ProblemMightbeCausedByCourseofAction
Lightbulbdoesnotwork.Thebulbhasburnedout.Replacethelightbulb.
Equipmentdoesnotheat.Aproblemwiththeheatingelement.ContactVollrathTechnicalServices.

SERVICEANDREPAIR

ServiceablepartsareavailableonVollrath.com.

To avoid serious injury or damage, never attempt to repair the unit or replace a damaged power cord yourself. Do not send units directly to TheVollrathCompanyLLC.PleasecontactVollrathTechnicalServicesforinstructions.

When contacting Vollrath Technical Services, please be ready with the item number, model number (if applicable), serial number, and proof of purchaseshowingthedatetheunitwaspurchased.

WARRANTYSTATEMENTFORTHEVOLLRATHCO.L.L.C.

This warranty does not apply to products purchased for personal, family or household use, and The Vollrath Company LLC does not offer a written warranty top purchasersforsuchuses.

The Vollrath Company LLC warrants the products it manufactures or distributes against defects in materials and workmanship as specifically described in our full warranty statement. In all cases, the warranty runs from the date of the end user's original purchase date found on the receipt. Any damages from improper use, abuse, modification or damage resulting from improper packaging during return shipment for warranty repair will not be recovered under warranty.

Forcompletewarrantyinformation,productregistrationandnewproductannouncement,visitwww.vollrath.com.

www.vollrath.com

The VollrathCompany, L.L.C.

1236North18thStreet

Sheboygan, WI53081-3201U.S.A.

MainTel:800.624.2051or920.457.4851

MainFax:800.752.5620or920.459.6573

CustomerService:800.628.0830

CanadaCustomerService:800.695.8560

TechnicalServices

[e-mail]

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Matérielnécessaire

•Douille8mmetclé•Tourne-écrou
•Douille10mmetclé•Tourneviscruciforme

Fixationdesvitres

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Panneauxlatérauxincurvés

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ASSEMBLAGE(SUITE)

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5.Enfilezetserrezlavisseriepourfixerlavitrederrièrelemontant.

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6.Enfilezlavisserie.

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7.Serrezlaquincailleriepourfixerlecoinavantdelavitre.

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FONCTIONSETCOMMANDES

A B C

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Standard:800.624.2051ou920.457.4851

Télécopieur:800.752.5620ou920.459.6573

Serviceclientèle:800.628.0830

ServiceclientèleCanada:800.695.8560

Servicestechniques:

[e-mail]

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Paneleslateralescurvos

1. Retirelostornillossuperioreinferiordelladodelvertical. Conserve losherrajes.

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1. Afloje, peronoquitelostornillossuperioreinferiordelaparte posteriordelvertical.

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1. Abrasuavementeelverticallateralparadejarespacioparaelvidrio delpanellateral.

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1. Inserteyaprietelosherrajesparaafianzarelpaneldetrásdel vertical.

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1. Insertelosherrajes. Afuera: tornilloyarandelademetal Adentro: arandelaplásticaytuercaciega

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1. Aprietelosherrajesparaafianzarlaesquinadelanteradelpanel.

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1. Repitalospasosparainstalarelotropaneldevidrio.

Deslicelospanelesposteriores

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1. Insertelosdospanelesdevidriorestantes.

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CARACTERÍSTICASYCONTROLES

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