User Manual

The operator can cancel a cook cycle at any
time by pressing and holding the
START/STOP button for 3 seconds. The
audible will sound for 1 second, and the
controller will return to the IDLE mode.
There are four (4) recipes programmed in the
controller:
•
Breakfast – Breakfast items EARLY AM
•
LATE AM
•
Lunch – Lunch Menu Items
Each recipe allows for 11 different products
for each numbered button on the controller.
11
NOTE!
If the door is opened during the
cooking cycle, the cook timer will stop
and the controller will read “DOOR
OPEN” on the second line of the
display. The cooking cycle will
continue when the door is shut.
During the cooking cycle the PROG
button is disabled and the operator will
NOT be permitted to enter the
programming mode.
1. Cook Temperature
2. Cook Time
3. Microwave Delay
4. Microwave Power Level
5. Microwave Time
6. Soak Time
7. Staged Heat
8. Fan Cycle
9. Upper Heater Duty Cycle
10. Lower Heater Duty Cycle
When a cook cycle is started:
1. The selected menu items’ programmed cook timer is initiated and begins to time down.
2. The selected menu items’ set point temperature is monitored and maintained.
3. The HEAT ON LED light is on when the convection oven heaters are heating.
4. The MICRO ON LED light is on when the microwave assist is called for.
5. Microwave Delay - The time in which the controller waits during the cook cycle before the
microwave assist turns on.
6. Microwave Power Level – The Power Level of the Microwave assist.
7. Microwave Time – The time in which the Microwave assist is active inside of the oven.
8. Soak Time – Soak Time is an idle period for the oven helping to equilibrate temperature of
product.
DURING THE SOAK TIME, THE UPPER ELEMENT, THE LOWER ELEMENT, AND THE FAN
MOTOR ARE TURNED OFF
TO DISABLE THE SOAK TIME, SET THE SOAK TO “0”
Product Cooking
How to - Normal Operating Modes
Cancelling a Cook Cycle