Specifications

Operation

Griddle

1. Turn 'ON' the power at the mains supply, the clear neon will illuminate.

2. Turn the thermostat control knob to the desired temperature. When the amber neon goes out, the

desired temperature has been reached and the griddle is ready for use.

NOTE: Turning the control to a higher setting than required will not shorten the heat up time.

3. To turn 'OFF' the griddle, turn the thermostat control knob to the lowest setting and turn 'OFF' the

mains power to the griddle.

4. Both the amber and clear neons should not be illuminated.

Oven

The oven is fitted with top and bottom elements. The thermostat maintains the overall oven

temperature. The top element is further controlled by the oven top heat control. Convection Ovens

(EP506 / EP56) are fitted with a circulation fan.

NOTE: The Thermostat on the static oven provides overall control of the temperature within the

oven by controlling both elements, where as the Oven Top Heat Control provides a means

of balancing the distribution of heat between the top and bottom of the oven.

Place oven racks in desired position.

Preheat:

Preheat the oven by selecting the desired temperature, and turning the oven top heat control (Refer

to Fig 2 on previous page) to a maximum of 2. When the desired temperature is reached, the amber

neon will go out.

Cooking:

When the desired temperature has been reached, load the oven with product and set the oven top

heat control to the desired setting.

NOTE: When the oven top heat control is set to a high setting, proportionally more heat is

produced at the top of the oven. (This can be used for browning, etc, during the cooking

operation). With the oven top heat control set on a low setting, less heat is produced from

the top oven elements. (This mode is used for general baking purposes to prevent cakes,

etc, from getting too brown and crisp on the top, but allow the cake to cook through).

To obtain more top heat during cooking, turn the oven top heat control to a higher position. (The

higher the setting, the more top heat).