USER’S MANUAL

Table of contents

1 USER INTERFACE 4

2 BAKING CYCLE 5

2.1 Introduction 5
2.2 Setting the baking cycle 6
2.3 Starting the baking cycle 8
2.4 Interrupting the baking cycle 8

3 “MY RECIPES” FUNCTION 9

3.1 Introduction 9
3.2 Storing a recipe 9
3.3 Activating a recipe 10
3.4 Delete a recipe 10

4 “SPECIAL CYCLES” FUNCTION 11

4.1 Introduction 11

5 STARTING A SPECIAL CYCLE 13

6 “FAVOURITE CYCLES” FUNCTION 14

6.1 Introduction 14
6.2 Starting a favourite cycle 14

7 FUNCTION “PROGRAMMED WEEKLY START UP” 15

7.1 Introduction 15
7.2 Setting the function Programmed weekly stat up 15
7.3 Enablement the function Programmed weekly start up 16

8 OTHER FUNCTIONS 17

8.1 Displaying the alarm status 17

8.2 Set the language 17

9 CONFIGURATION 18

9.1 Setting the hour, date and day of the week 42 18

10 USING THE USB PORT 19

10.1 Introduction 19
10.2 Uploading the settings contained in the programs 19
10.3 Downloading the settings contained in the programs 19
10.4 Upload the settings contained in setup parameters 20
10.5 Downloading the settings contained in the setup parameters 20

11 ALARMS 21

11.1 Alarms 21
1 USER INTERFACE

Switching the device on/off

To switch on the device, proceed as follows:

1. Tap

To switch off the device, proceed as follows:

2. Make sure no procedures are in progress.

3. Tap

If a power failure occurs when the device is

switched on or off, after the power supply is
restored the device will return to the previous
condition.
If the alarm occurs during a baking cycle and Switching the device on.
the interruption lasts less than the time set
(240 min), after the power supply is restored, Switching the device off.
the cycle will be repeated from the beginning
of the stage during which the interruption
had occurred (if the interruption lasts over
than the time set, after the power supply is
restored the cycle will be interrupted).

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2 BAKING CYCLE

2.1 Introduction
Each baking cycle is preceded by pre-heating (on condition that it has not been set a Delta T”
baking).
During pre-heating the fan is running at maximum speed.
When the temperature detected by the room probe reaches the operating setpoint, the buzzer
is enabled for 3 s. The opening and closing of the door causes the starting of the first baking
cycle phase.
Each baking cycle consists of minimum one to maximum of six phases; at the end of a phase
the device automatically switches to the next.

For each step the device can manage the following settings:

· Baking type:
· Timed (the phase lasts the time set and the temperature remains at the set value)
· Delta T; the phase lasts until the temperature detected by the needle probe is reached at the
core and the operating temperature reaches the delta value set core; the phase lasts until the
temperature detected by the needle probe is reached at the core.
· The operating temperature (only in case the timed baking or core baking is set)
· The Delta T (only if the Delta T type baking is set)
· The humidification
· The phase duration (only in case the timed baking is set)
· Core setpoint (only in case the Delta T baking or core baking is set)
· The fan speed
· The duration of the automatic opening of the vent, intended as fore-end of the (the chimney
opens and remains so for the minutes set at the end of phase).

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2.2 Setting the baking cycle

Proceed as follows to set the baking cycle:
1. Make sure the device is switched on and no procedure is in progress.

2. Tap the “manual” button:

3. Tap to set:
the timed baking:
the core baking:
Delta T baking:

Proceed as follows to set the operating setpoint:

4. Tap the button
5. Tap the “slide bar” to view the temperature to be modified.
6. Tap the icon: to confirm, or the icon: to exit. Setting the baking type.

Proceed as follows to set the Delta T setpoint:

7. Tap the button
8. Repeat points 5. and 6

Proceed as follows to set humidification:

9. Tap the button
10. Repeat points 5 and 6.

Proceed as follows to set the phase duration:

11. Tap the button
12. Repeat points 5 and 6.

Proceed as follows to set the core setpoint: Setting the operating temperature.
13. Tap the button
14. Repeat points 5. and 6.

Proceed as follows to set the fan speed:

15. Tap the button and select the necessary speed
16. Repeat points 5 and 6.

Proceed as follows to set the automatic opening of the vent:

17. Tap the button and select
18. Repeat points 5 and 6.
This function opens the vent for the set duration.
Before the phase ends.

Setting the baking cycle.

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2.2 Setting the baking cycle

To select/scroll the baking cycle phases, proceed as follows:
19. Tap the reference bar

To add a baking cycle phase, proceed as follows:

20. Tap the “add phase” button

To remove the last baking cycle phase, proceed as follows:

21. Select the phase.
22. Tap the “Cancel phase” button

To end the setting of a program, proceed as follows:

23. From any cycle phase...
24. Tap the “End recipe” button
Set cycle page.
Once finished the setting of the program, the controller will display
a summary screen of the cycle set. SUMMARY
On this view it is possible to:

25. Return to set cycle:

26. Button or
27. Button
28. Save the cycle set by tapping the related button: SALVA PROGRAMMA
SAVE
SAVE

29. Run the cycle set by tapping the related button: START
SALVA PROGRAMMA
SAVE
Note: The duration of a cycle set on non-finite time cannot be
modified during baking. START
The duration of a cycle set on a finite time can be modified during
baking, but it cannot be set on a non-finite value.
Cycle summary page

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2.3 Starting the baking cycle

When the baking cycle is switched on the pre-heating starts.
The opening and closing of the door causes the starting of the first
baking cycle phase.

During pre-heating and during the baking cycle the value of the
variables involved in the process and the related setting will be
displayed.
During baking it is possible to blow steam by pressing button ;
the steam from the boiler is enabled below 140°C.

To change the settings, see paragraph 2.2 “Setting the baking cycle”.
Tap:

to open/close the vent

Starting the baking cycle
and Pre-heating
to switch on/off the chamber light

END CYCLE
At the end of the baking cycle the buzzer is enabled for the time set.

To extend the duration of the baking cycle, proceed as follows:

3. Tap EXTEND?

A screen will appear to set the new baking cycle time.

4. Tap the “slide bar” to set the necessary value
5. Tap the green button to confirm.
EXTEND?

End or Interrupt the baking cycle.

2.4 Interrupting the baking cycle

To interrupt the duration of the baking cycle, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure no procedures are in progress.
2. Tap for 1 s.

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3 “MY RECIPES” FUNCTION

3.1 Introduction
“My Recipes” function allows storing the settings of a baking MY COOKBOOK

cycle in a recipe; when a recipe is started, the device will operate

P01 MY RECIPE 1
according to the settings stored in it. P02 MY RECIPE 2
P03 MY RECIPE 3
Up to 99 recipes can be stored. P04 MY RECIPE 4
P05 MY RECIPE 5
P06 MY RECIPE 6
P07 MY RECIPE 7
P08 MY RECIPE 8
3.2 Storing a recipe P09 MY RECIPE 9
P10 MY RECIPE 10

With the device started on “Cycle Summary”, it is possible to

program a recipe, by following the steps below:

1. Set the baking cycle; see paragraph

Set cycle page.
2.2 “Setting the baking cycle”.

2. Tap “SAVE” SALVA PROGRAMMA

SAVE

The page “My recipe” will open; select a recipe to save.

Are you sure you want

3. Tap to scroll the pages containing the listed recipes. to overwrite the recipe?

4. Tap the name of the recipe to be saved.

5. Tap the display to rename de recipe.
6. Tap to exist the procedure without overwriting

Overwrite recipe page

7. Tap to confirm.

To rename a recipe proceed as follows:

4. Tap on the recipe name

5. Tap to confirm.

Storing a recipe
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3 “MY RECIPES” FUNCTION

3.3 Activating a recipe

Proceed as follows to start a recipe:
1. Make sure the device is switched on and no procedure is in progress.
2. Tap the “recipes” button:

3. Tap to select a recipe.

4. Tap the display near the recipe of interest.

5. Tap : the recipe will start.

6. Tap to enter the recipe setting and modify the data it contains.

3.4 Delete a recipe

Proceed as follows to delete a recipe:

MY COOKBOOK
1. From point 4 of the paragraph 3.3 “Starting a recipe”,
P01 MY RECIPE 1
tap “delete” to remove the recipe concerned. P02 MY RECIPE 2
P03 MY RECIPE 3
P04 MY RECIPE 4
P05 MY RECIPE 5
P06 MY RECIPE 6
P07 MY RECIPE 7
P08 MY RECIPE 8
P09 MY RECIPE 9
P10 MY RECIPE 10

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4 “SPECIAL CYCLES” FUNCTION

4.1 Introduction
It is possible to start one of the following operating cycles:
- core regeneration cycle
- timed regeneration cycle
- timed proving cycle
- cool chamber cycle
- washing

The following table lists the factory settings of the

core regeneration cycle.

SETTING DEFAULT MINIMUM... MAXIMUM

operation set-point 110 °C 20... 180 °C
humidification 70 % 40... 100 %
core setpoint 70 °C 20... 100 °C
fan / speed Minimum 25
vent opening At the cycle end 20

SETTING DEFAULT MINIMUM... MAXIMUM

operation set-point 110 °C 20... 180 °C
humidification 70 % 40... 100 %
core setpoint 25 min 1... 90 min
fan / speed Minimum 25
vent opening At the cycle end 20

The following table lists the factory settings of the timed

proving cycle.

SETTING DEFAULT MINIMUM... MAXIMUM

operation set-point 30 °C 20... 50 °C
humidification 80 % 40... 100 %
core setpoint 120 °C 1... 300 min
fan / speed Minimum 25
vent opening At the cycle end 20

Access to a special cycle.

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4 “SPECIAL CYCLES” FUNCTION

4.1 Introduction
The following table lists the factory settings of the chamber cooling
cycle; opening and closing the oven door imply no consequences.
SPECIAL CYCLES

SETTING DEFAULT MINIMUM... MAXIMUM

operation set-point 50 °C 0... 500 °C
minimum, without reversing the direction
fan / speed
(if envisaged)
at the beginning and during
vent opening
the entire cycle 20

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5 STARTING A SPECIAL CYCLE

Proceed as follows to start a special cycle:

1. Make sure the device is switched on and no procedure is in
progress.

2. Tap the button “special”:

3. Tap the icon of the special cycle. CLEANING

4. Then tap to start the cycle

Note: In the representative image on the left (Start a special cycle)

the special cycle refers to the proving, but the procedure is the same
for all special cycles: regeneration, cooling and washing. For washing
there are 3 options which vary on the basis of the time, quantity and
detergent used.
On starting a washing cycle, make sure there is detergent
in the two trays; align with the 2 drains present in the trays
compartment, beneath the oven.

Starting a special cycle.

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6 “FAVOURITE CYCLES” FUNCTION

6.1 Introduction
The “favourite cycles” function allows starting one of the last 10
work cycles performed.
It is possible to start one of the following operating cycle types:
- baking cycles set by means of the procedure given in section 2.2
“Setting the baking cycle” (in this case it is possible to start the
last cycle performed)
- recipes of the “My recipes” function
- operating cycle of the “Special cycles” function.

Access to a favourite cycle.

6.2 Starting a favourite cycle

Proceed as follows to start a favourite cycle:
1. Make sure that the device is switched on and that no procedure MY COOKBOOK
is in progress.
P01 MY RECIPE 1
P02 MY RECIPE 2
2. Tap the icon “favourites”
P03 MY RECIPE 3
P04 MY RECIPE 4
3. Tap the icon of the special cycle of interest P05 MY RECIPE 5
P06 MY RECIPE 6
4. Tap : the favourite cycle will be started up. P07 MY RECIPE 7
P08 MY RECIPE 8
P09 MY RECIPE 9
P10 MY RECIPE 10

Starting a favourite cycle.

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7 FUNCTION “PROGRAMMED WEEKLY START UP”

7.1 Introduction
The “Programmed weekly start up” function allows programming up
9 weekly device start ups and the simultaneous starting of a recipe;
see chapter 9 “MY RECIPES FUNCTION”.

7.2 Setting the function Programmed weekly start up

Proceed as follows to access the procedure:

1. Make sure a recipe is stored, the device is switched on and no
procedure is in progress.
2. Tap the button.

Proceed as follows to set the start up day:

3. Tap . PLANNING

It will be displayed the “Planning” page on which it is possible to

carry out the setting. PLANNING

SUN
4. Tap (within 15 s) to decrease or increase the value of
interest.
5. Tap to confirm the value entered.

Proceed as follows to set the start up hour:

6. Tap.
7. To set the hours, tap (within 15s) to decrease or
increase the value of interest.
8. To set the minutes, tap (within 15 s) to decrease or
increase the value of interest.
9. Tap to confirm the value entered.

Access to set function procedure

To set the recipe to be started, from the main page proceed as

follows:
10. Tap the “recipes” button.
11. Repeat point 3. ... 5 of the paragraph 3.3 “Starting a recipe”.

Setting the start up and the functions time

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7.3 Enablement the function Programmed weekly start up

Proceed as follows to access the procedure:
1. Make sure at least one start up is set, the device is switched on and
no procedure is in progress.

2. Tap for 1 s.

Proceed as follows to select a start up:

3. Tap

Proceed as follows to modify a start up:

4. Repeat points 3. ... 11 of the paragraph 7.2 “Setting the function
“Programmed weekly start up””.

Proceed as follows to enable the function:

PLANNING
5. Tap

Proceed as follows to disable the function:

PLANNING

6. Tap prior to point 4. SUN

Turn off Turn off

with planning

NEXT START
SUNDAY

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8 OTHER FUNCTIONS

8.1 Displaying the alarm status

Proceed as follows to access the procedure:

1. Make sure that the device is switched on and that no procedure is in progress.

2. Tap

3. Tap “ALARMS LIST”.

8.2 Set the language

Proceed as follows to access the procedure:
1. Make sure that the device is switched on and that no procedure is in progress.

2. Tap

3. TAP “LANGUAGES” to select a language.

4. Tap the display at the language to be set.

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9 CONFIGURATION

9.1 Setting the hour, date and day of the week

Proceed as follows to access the procedure:
1. Make sure that the device is switched on and that no procedure CLOCK SETTING

is in progress.

2. Tap TUE

Proceed as follows to select a value:

3. Tap repeatedly until the value to be set is

shown.

Proceed as follows to set a value:

5. Tap to modify the value.

6. Tap after having modified the values to confirm the Procedure for setting the hour, date
and day of the week.
changes.

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10 USING THE USB PORT

10.1 Introduction
By means of the USB port it is possible to carry out the following operations:
- uploading and downloading the settings contained in the recipes of the “My Recipes”
function and in the operating cycles of the “Special cycles” function (hereinafter referred to as
“programs”)
- uploading and downloading the settings contained in the setting parameters.

The upload is allowed on condition that the firmware of the two devices match.

10.2 Uploading the settings contained in the programs

To upload the settings contained in the programs, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the device is switched off and no procedure is in progress.
2. Insert the USB stick containing the the txt file named “prog.txt” in the USB port of the device
and wait a few seconds.
3. Tap “UPLOAD PROGRAMS”.
4. Tapto confirm.
5. After the upload has finished, remove the USB stick from the USB port of the device.

10.3 Downloading the settings contained in the programs

To download the settings contained in the programs, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the device is switched off and no procedure is in progress.
2. Insert a USB stick in the USB port of the device and wait a few seconds.
3. Tap “DOWNLOAD PROGRAMS”.
4. Tapto confirm.

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10.4 Upload the settings contained in setup parameters

To upload the settings contained in the programs, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the device is switched off and no procedure is in progress.
2. Insert the USB stick containing the the txt file named “prog.txt” in the USB port of the device
and wait a few seconds.
3. Tap “UPLOAD PARAMETERS”.
4. Tapto confirm.
5. After the upload has finished, remove the USB stick from the USB port of the device.

10.5 Downloading the settings contained in the setup parameters

To download the settings contained in the programs, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the device is switched off and no procedure is in progress.
2. Insert a USB stick in the USB port of the device and wait a few seconds.
3. Tap “DOWNLOAD PARAMETERS”.
4. Tapto confirm.

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11 ALARMS

11.1 Alarms

If an alarm occurs, the buzzer is activated, the display shows the icon and an alarm code;
tap the display centre to silence the buzzer and restore the normal view.
The following table illustrates the meaning of the alarm codes.

All interventions have to be carried out with the device disconnected from the power an
gas supply.
Close the gas valve before disconnecting it from the oven.

ALARM CODE MEANING

ALARM Chamber probe alarm troubleshooting:
Chamber probe check the temperature of the chamber main
consequences:
if the alarm occurs when the device is running, no
baking cycle can be started
if the alarm occurs during an operating cycle, the cycle
will be interrupted
the temperature adjustment output will be disabled
ALARM Core probe alarm troubleshooting:
Core probe same as for the previous case but related to the core
probe main consequences:
if the alarm occurs when the device is running, no Delta
T baking cycle nor core baking cycle can be started
if the alarm occurs during a Delta T or core baking
cycle, the cycle will be interrupted
ALARM Steam suppression probe alarm troubleshooting:
Steam suppression probe same as for the previous case but related to the steam
suppression probe main consequences:
the steam suppression output will be switched off
ALARM Power failure alarm troubleshooting:
No power check the device-power supply connection main
consequences:
if the alarm occurs when the device is turned on or off,
after the power supply is restored the device will shut
down
if the alarm occurs during a baking cycle and the
interruption lasts less than the time set (240min), after
the power supply is restored the cycle will be repeated
from the beginning of the stage during which the
interruption had occurred (if vice versa, the interruption
lasts over than the time set, after the power supply is
restored the cycle will be interrupted)

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ALARM CODE MEANING

ALARM User interface-control module communication error
No connection troubleshooting:
- check the power supply line
ALARM Maximum temperature alarm troubleshooting:
Temperature check the temperature detected by the chamber probe
main consequences: none
ALARM Operating temperature alarm troubleshooting:
High temperature - check for heat sources nearby
Door micro input alarm troubleshooting:
check the causes of input activation;
main consequences: if the alarm occurs during a
baking cycle, the temperature adjustment output, the
fan and the steam injection output will be off, and the
vent will open
Thermal protections ALARM Fan thermal protection input alarm troubleshooting:
- check for heat sources nearby
ALARM Absorption peaks Electrical absorption input alarm troubleshooting:
- check the power supply line
ALARM Boiler probe Boiler probe alarm troubleshooting:
- contact the technical support office
ALARM Boiler water Boiler alarm the water does not reach the minimum
at the minimum level level troubleshooting:
- check the boiler inlet;
main consequences:
the temperature adjustment output will be disabled

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ALARM CODE
ALARM Boiler water at maximum
level
ALARM Boiler communication
Boiler safety ALARM
ALARM chamber burner / boiler
blocked
Chamber burner /boiler ALARM
After alarm cause is removed, the device restores to normal operation.
MEANING
Steam suppression probe alarm troubleshooting:
- check the boiler inlet;
main consequences:
the temperature adjustment output will be disabled
Boiler outlet alarm troubleshooting:
check the Min, Max H2O Boiler inputs; main
consequences:
the temperature adjustment output will be disabled
Control module communication alarm - boiler
expansion module troubleshooting:
- contact the technical support office
Burner blocked alarm troubleshooting:
- contact the technical support office
Chamber burner / boiler alarm troubleshooting:
- contact the technical support office
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