Sandwich Merchandiser | Operation |
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Item # Description
1Upper Sandwich Warmer TOP HEAT temperature control
2Upper Sandwich Warmer TOP HEAT pilot light
3Upper Sandwich Warmer
BOTTOM HEAT temperature control
4Upper Sandwich Warmer BOTTOM HEAT pilot light
5LIGHTS ON/OFF Switch for Upper and Lower Sandwich Warmer
6Lower Sandwich Warmer TOP HEAT temperature control
7Lower Sandwich Warmer TOP HEAT pilot light
8Lower Sandwich Warmer
BOTTOM HEAT temperature control
9Lower Sandwich Warmer BOTTOM HEAT pilot light
10 POWER ON/OFF Switch
Function
Controls the temperature of the Upper Sandwich Warmer ceramic heaters.
Cycles on and off to indicate when the Upper Sandwich Warmer ceramic heaters turn on and off.
Controls the temperature of the Upper Sandwich Warmer heating element.
Cycles on and off to indicate when the Upper Sandwich Warmer heating element turns on and off.
Controls power to the Sandwich Warmer lights.
Controls the temperature of the Lower Sandwich Warmer ceramic heaters.
Cycles on and off to indicate when the Lower Sandwich Warmer ceramic heaters turn on and off.
Controls the temperature of the Lower Sandwich Warmer heating element.
Cycles on and off to indicate when the Lower Sandwich Warmer heating element turns on and off.
Controls power to the upper and lower Sandwich Warmers.
Unit Startup and Preheating
1.Connect the plugs of the power cords into receptacles that match the power rating specified on the rating tag.
2.Place the Sandwich Warmer POWER ON/OFF switch to the ON (1) position.
3.Place the TOP HEAT and BOTTOM HEAT temperature control knobs on each sandwich warmer (upper and lower) to the number 5 position. The pilot lights will cycle on and off to maintain proper sandwich warmer temperature.
4.Place the Sandwich Warmer LIGHTS ON/OFF switch to the ON (1) position. The switch should illuminate red.
5.Allow the equipment to preheat for 30 minutes before loading it with product.
Unit Shutdown
1.Place the Sandwich Warmer POWER ON/OFF switch to the OFF (0) position.
2.Unplug each power cord from it’s receptacle.
3.Allow the equipment to cool to room temperature.
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