Cleveland Range 22CGT6, 22CGT3 Drain Rinse Inspection from Item 1, Startup Procedure

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CHAPTER 4

OPERATING TESTS

This procedure evaluates the function of the major operating controls of a SteamChef.

The SteamChef may be equipped with a Keypad Control Panel, Dial Timer Control Panel, or an ON/OFF Control Panel.

The ON/OFF control model works like the manual operation of the Timer models EXCEPT that a selector switch is used to turn the cooking function from standby heat (OFF) to the Cooking Mode (ON).

A.Startup Procedure

1.Set the ON/OFF Lever to the OFF position and open the SteamChef door. There should be no water in the SteamChef.

2.Wait for the cooking compartment to cool from the Burner Ignition Test.

3.See Figure 3-9. Remove the slide racks and the KleanShieldand check that neither the KleanShieldnor the reservoir drains are blocked. Replace the KleanShieldand pan racks and check for proper installation of the KleanShield, fan guard, air diverter, slide racks, and door gasket assembly.

4.Be sure the Main External Power Switch is in the OFF position. See Figure 3-7.

5.Verify installation of the proper size fuses or breakers. See the Rating Plate for electrical data.

6.The front burner box cover is shipped loose. Wait until testing is done before installing it.

7.Remove the control side panel.

8.Check the internal wiring and make sure there are no loose or disconnected wires.

9.Verify that the supply wiring is of adequate size and that the SteamChef is properly grounded.

10.Correct any deficiencies.

B.Drain Rinse Inspection (Continued from Item 1, Startup Procedure)

1.Turn the ON/OFF lever to the OFF position.

2.Turn ON the gas supply to the SteamChef (if not already on).

3.Turn ON the water supply to the SteamChef (if not already on).

4.Turn ON the electric power to the SteamChef at the Main External Power Switch.

a.The SteamChef immediately starts a 3-minute drain rinse cycle.

b.During the drain rinse cycle, the fill and drain valves are all the way open while the steam drain lines are flushed with fresh water.

5.Stop the drain rinse cycle before it is complete by setting the ON/OFF lever the ON position. This energizes the operating control circuits, stops the drain rinse cycle, and the fills the reservoir with water.

6.Restart the drain rinse cycle by setting the ON/OFF lever to the OFF position. During the automatic drain rinse cycle, make the following checks.

a.The ON/OFF lever must be turned all the way to OFF to START the drain rinse cycle.

b.Look at the gap between the SteamChef drain and the floor drain. A steady stream of water flows from the SteamChef drain. If no water flows, make sure the water supply is turned on.

c.Check for plumbing leaks.

d.After about 3 minutes, the cycle is complete. Check the gap at the floor drain. No more water flows from the drain.

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Contents Part No CGT-INM REV.A 2/07 Installation ManualElectric Shock Hazard For Your SafetyCleveland Statement of Policies Limited Extended Warranty CoveragePage Table of Contents Installation ManualOperating TESTS……………………………………………….……….……………… Startup PROCEDURE………………………………………………………………….…SteamChef Models 22CGT3 and 22CGT6 Do not Lift from Sides Product InformationProduct Information Plate Lifting Points Do not Lift from SidesInspect the Appliance for Shipping Damage General Information and Installation InstructionsDimensions and Clearances 22CGT3&6 Exhaust Hood Requirements Selecting a Location for the SteamChefPosition and Level the SteamChef Install the LegsBlocks, Front View Gas Supply Line Layout Installation of the Gas Supply LinesGas Supply for the SteamChef Pressure Testing Gas Supply Lines Testing Gas Supply LinesFilter Washer Connection of the Water Supply LinesElectric Connections for the SteamChef Cleveland Range Single Water Supply ArrangementSteamChef Page Rack Install the KleanShield Note See FigureInstall the Slide Racks Pan Racks FanTask Reference Completed Installation Check ListDo not TRY to Light Burners with a Flame Startup ProcedureBurner Ignition Test Lighting and Shutdown InstructionsLighting Instructions Shutdown InstructionsPage Drain Rinse Inspection from Item 1, Startup Procedure Startup ProcedureOperating Tests from Drain Rinse Inspection Page

22CGT6, 22CGT3 specifications

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