Alto-Shaam Electronically Operated Ovens manual Cleaning & Maintenance, Clea Ning Agen TS

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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

C LEAN ING AND PR EVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

PROTECT ING STAINL ESS STEEL SURFACES

It is import ant to guard agains t

cor rosion in the care of

 

stai nless steel surfaces .

 

Harsh, corr osive, or

 

inappr opr iate chemica ls can

com pletel y dest roy the

 

prot ective surf ace layer of stainless steel.

 

Abr asi ve pad s, steel wool, or met al implem ents

will abr ade surfac es causing damage to this

 

prot ective coating and will even tually result in

areas of corrosion . Even wat er, part icularly

hard

wat er that contain s high to moder ate

 

con cen trations of chlo ride, will cause oxidation

and pitt ing that res ult in rust and corr osion.

In

addi tion, many acidic foods spilled and left

to

remai n on metal surfaces are cont ributing fact ors that wil l corrode surfaces.

Prope r cleani ng agents , mater ials, and

met hods are vita l to maint ainin g the appearanc e and life of this applian ce. Spilled foo ds sho uld be remove d and the area wiped as soon as possible but at the very leas t, a minimum of once a day. Alwa ys thoroughly rins e surfaces aft er using a cle aning agent and wipe standing water as quic kly as possi ble after rins ing .

CLEA NING AGEN TS

Use non-abrasive cle aning produ cts des igned for use on stainless steel surfa ces. Cleani ng age nts mus t be chlor ide -fr ee comp ounds and must not con tain quaternary salts. Never use hydroc hlori c aci d (muriatic acid) on stainless steel surfaces. Alw ays use the proper cleaning agent at the manufa cturer's recom mended strength.

Con tact your local cleaning supplier for product recommendation s.

CLEA NING MATERI ALS

The cle aning function can usually be accompl ishe d wit h the proper cleaning agent and a soft, clean clot h. When more aggressi ve methods mus t be employe d, use a non-abrasive scouring pad on diffi cul t areas and make certa in to scr ub with the visib le grain of surf ace metal to avoi d surface scra tches. Never use wire brushes, metal scouri ng pads, or scra pers to remove food resi due .

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TO PROTECT STAINLESS STEEL SURFACES, COMPLETELY AVOID THE USE OF ABRASIVE CLEANING COMPOUNDS, CHLORIDE BASED CLEANERS, OR CLEANERS CONTAINING QUATERNARY SALTS. NEVER USE HYDROCHLORIC ACID (MURIATIC ACID) ON STAINLESS STEEL. NEVER USE WIRE BRUSHES, METAL SCOURING PADS OR SCRAPERS.

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Contents LOW Temperature Cooki NG and Holding GUI Delines Cleaning and Maintenance Cooking Guideline Low Temperature Cooking IntroductionLow Temperatur e Cooking Fact s Low Temperatu re Cooking OperationLOW Temperat URE Cooking Introducti on Mea t play s a sign ific ant role in the diet LOW Temperature Cooking IntroductionIntern al temperature before cooking Temperature at which meat is cookedInter nal temp eratu re of the meat Degree of aging on the meatLabor and Equipment Cost Reduction Prob e Al l stai nlessSta ck ab le de sign Stu cc o Alum inum Ex teriorCook & Hold Smokers Options & Accessories OV EN CH Arac Terist ICS HE AT RE COV ERYStar T-UP Control Identification & Function Used to erase a progr am from memory stor age AU Dible SIG NalsControl Identification & Function Oper ATI NG Feat Ures Beeper Volume Selection Control Operation CO OK by PR OBE Control Operation Cook by TI ME Control Operation PR OG Rammi NG Control Operation Prog Rammi NG Control Operation PR Ogra MM ING Press Prog Rammed Preset KEY DesiredControl Operation Gene RA L CO Oking Guid ELI NE S Phone 800 Control OperationProtect ING Stainl ESS Steel Surfaces Cleaning & MaintenanceClea Ning Agen TS Clea Ning Materi ALSCLE AN the EXT Erio R of TH E Cabin ET CLE AN the Oven DailyCHE CK Over ALL CON DI TI on OVE N Once a Mont H CHE CK the Cooling FAN Oven CON Trol AR EACooking Guide Smoking Beef COO KI NG Proc ED UR E Guideli NE IND EXCooking Notes PRO DUC T S Pecifications Beef BrisketOVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 6F I MU M HO Lding Time Required MA XI MU M HO LDI NG TIM EPrepara Tion BEE F ST RIP LoinOver RID E Period After Override OPT IO NAL ONE-HAL F OP EN OV Erride LlowancOvern Ight Cook & Hold Beef Short RibsDoor VEN TS Final INT Erna L TE Mperature After OverrideOver RID E Period After Override Corne D BeefMUS T do Overni GHT ONE-HAL F OP EN OV Erride Llowanc EPRO DUC T S Pecifications Prepara Tion HamburgersOV Errid E Period ONE -HAL F OP EN After OverrideND F Over RID E Period After Override PRI M E RIBHigh ly Re com mended On e-Half Op en OV Erride Llowanc E 3 0FOV Errid E Period Overnight Cook & Hold After Override PRI ME RIB SpecialOVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 30F 17 CBeef Ribe ye Roll , Lip On, #112A 8 to 12 lb 3 to 5 kg Ribey ETo 11 lb ROASTS4 to 4,5 kg 8 minutes per Pound for the first roast 18 minutes per kilogramSma ll Cu ts Op ti on al Beef Round130F 54C Rec om me nde d 30F 17 CBEE F RO UND Cafete RIA Steams HI P PRO DUC T S Peci Fications Prepara TionIM U M H O Ldin G Time RE QU IR ED Maximum Holding OV Errid E Period After Override Tende RloinNot Re comme nd ed On e-Half Op en OVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 40FNot Re co mme nd ed On e-Half pen VE AL LO140F 60 C Over NIG HT Cook & Hold Not Recom mende d RAR E 140F 60CLamb LEG Over R ID E Allow a N CEMI NI M UM HO Lding Time Require Maximum Holding Door Vents LAM B Racks FRE NchedFinal Inte Rnal Temp Erat URE After Override OV ErrideOVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 12F HAM, FreshPRO DUC T S Peci Fications HAM , Cured and Smok ED2F 7 C Add 30 minutes for each add itiona l hamPO RK LoinPork Loi n Bon ele ss, Tied 8 to 10 lb 4 to 5 kgPO RK Ribs Over NIG HT Cook2 Hours 18 x 13 x 18 x 13 x 1 on 18 x 26 x 1 on Shelves PO RK ChopsOVE R RI DE Llow ANC E 30F 17 CPO RK S Houlder Pork Shoulder, Boston Butt, Boneless 8 to 10 lb 4 to 5 kgHigh ly Re com mended On e-Half Op en 165 to 170F 74 to 77C Press and release control ON/OFF key SausagePress the Hold key Press the up and down arrows to set the holdingNot Re co mme nd ed OpenDOORFull Vents Chicken BreastsND F Over RID E Period Open Full 185F 85 COP EN Full ND F OV Errid E PeriodOpti on al OpenDOORFull Vents Chicken WholeOpen Fu ll 185F 85C Over NIG HT Cook & Hold Optio nal OV Erride AL LowanceEND F Over Ride Period Cornish HensAfter Override OV E RR IDE Allowan CEEND F Overr IDE PE Riod DU CK , WholeOVE Rride Lowan CE INI MUM H OLD I NG TI ME Requir ED Maximum Holding TimeTU Rkey Whole PRO D UC T SpecificPrepar ATI on PRO D UC T Spec Ificat TU Rkey BreastOvern Ight Cook & Hold DOO R VentsATI ONS and Prepar ATI on TU Rkey RollTurkey Roll Hour To 8 HoursPRO D UC T Spec Ificat I ONS and Prepar ATI on Is H , B AkedEN of Overr IDE PE Riod After Override OVE Rride LowanSAL MON Steaks PRO DU C T SpecificationsRID E Period After Override Over RI DE Allow AN CETrout, Whole 1 lb 454 grams dressed TroutTrout Over Nightdocookr VEN& HoldtsNo t Reco mme nded OpenDOORFull Vents PO TatoesEN F Ride Period Op en Ful lEND F Override PE Riod After Override UIC HEOver Night Cook & Holdn /NOA OVE Rride Allow AN CEEND Over Ride Period After Override RI C EOV ER RI DE Allowan C E MI Nimu M H Oldi N G TI ME RE QU Ired MA Ximum Holding TimePrepa Ratio N Baked EGG CustardPRO D U CT SP Ecific Ations HE E T CakePrepa Ratio N Overni GHT Cook & HOLDn/aNoCheese Cake Foods FrozenOp en Ful l 150F 66C Mmend edOver Night Cook & Hold FR Ozen Convenience Entr ÉE PansDoor Vents Final Internal TEM Perature After Override100 0 Seri ES Frozen Conveni ENC E Entr ÉE PansOvernigh T After Override Cook & Hold DoorPRO D UC T Spec Ificat I ONS Rozen Convenience Portioned Entr ÉESPrepar 100 0 Serie SDo not Allow the Produc T to Remain Breakfast SandwichesMake Certain Product Reaches the Fully Heated Temper Ature Final Inte Rnal Temperatur E After OverrideCO OKI ES Approximate pan capacity 24 cookiesper full-sizesheet panOpen Full PRO D UC T Specific ATI ONS DoughnutsPrepar ATI on Cooking Time to be SET 2-1/2 hoursDough Proofing Temperature to 90 to 100F 32 to 38CDo not press the Cook key Based on size and quantity of dough, generallyPrepara Tion PRO DUC T SpecificationsLI GHT Smoke Flavor Cook in G Smok in G HO Lding Procedur ESMED IUM Smoke Flavor HEA VY Smoke FlavorCOO KI NG SMO KI NG HO Lding Proce DU RE S Cook ING S Moking Holding PR Ocedures Smoker O PerationBeef Brisket, Fresh To 13 lb 4 to 6 kg SM Oked BEE F B RI SKE TRoasts Up to 10 0 l b 45 kgPork Fres h H am 14 t o Moked F RES H H AMSO 4 hams O 8 hamsBarbecue sauce can be added prior to service Flat wire shelvesSM Oked POR K R IB S Closed OptionalDuck, Who le Moked D UCK , WholeCl osed Not Recom mend ed Duck s pe r sh elfTurkey Whol e SM Oked R KE YTurk ey s Non eMoked C OD IME and Probe Temperature are Suggeste DPa ns To Vari Ations Product QualityNo TE SM Oked SAL MONShe et p an She et p ansClosed Not Rec omm ende d Moked S RI MPSM Oked BEA NS Cl os ed Re comm ende dNon e Salmon Fill ets , Fre sh COL D SM OKE D SA LmonSea Sa lt Press and hold the Smoker key for 5 secondsOven Must be Atroom Cold SM OK ED S AlmonCAU Tion General Holding Cabinet Operation HO T Foods Food SAF ETY Guideline S O K I N G N O T E S CO OK /HO LD /SE RVE SYS TE MS