Cecilware TSG-2G, TSG-1G, TSG-2F, ELG-2G, ELG-1F, TSG-1F, ELG-1G, ELG-2F/G operation manual

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL	SURFACES	GRIDDLE	DIMENSIONS	ELECTRICAL	NEMA PLUG	SHIP
		AREA	(W x D x H)		TYPE	WEIGHT
TSG-1G	Grooved	14½” x 10”	15” x 12½” x 7”	120/60/1 13 Amps	5-15P	53 lbs.
ELG-1G				1800 Watts

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS FOR TSG-2G AND TSG-2F TOP ELEMENTS

R1 –R2 –R3 –R4	= RESISTORS
LS	= PILOT LAMP
T1 – T2	= THERMOSTATS

TSG-1F	Flat	14½” x 10” 15” x 12½” x 7”	120/60/1 13 Amps	6-15P	53 lbs.
ELG-1F			1800 Watts
TSG-2G	Grooved	19¾” x 11” 20¼” x 12½” x	230/60/1 7 Amps	6-20P	69 lbs.
ELG-2G		7”	3450 Watts
TSG-2F	Flat	19¾” x 11” 20¼” x 12½” x	230/60/1 7 Amps	6-20P	69 lbs.
ELG-2F		7”	3450 Watts

		LS
	R1	•
	W	T1 •
• 1	2 •	3 •

				TERMINAL BOARD
		LS		CONNECTION 220 / 240V
	•
			R2
	•	T2	W	1• 2• 3• G• 1• 2• 3• G•
G •	1 •	2 •	3 •	N	F

INSTALLATION

1. SETTING UP THE GRILL

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS

FOR TSG-1G AND TSG-1F ELEMENTS

	The grill must be placed on a table or work area suitable for its overall dimension. Make sure
	workspace is properly ventilated and free from combustible material.
2.	ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
	The grill is equipped with its own power supply cord.

ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS FOR TSG-2G AND TSG-2F BOTTOM ELEMENTS

	R1	LS
	W •
	R2
	W	T1 •
• 1	2 •	3	•	G •

TERMINAL BOARD

CONNECTION 120V

1• 2•	3	• G•
F		N

R1 –R2 –R3 –R4	= RESISTORS
LS	= PILOT LAMP
T1 – T2	= THERMOSTATS
M1 – 3	= TERMINALS

3.	USE OF GRILL
	Prior to using grill make sure all the protective vinyl coating has been removed from stainless
	steel body. Make sure thermostat is in the off position. Plug unit into proper outlet. Turning
	thermostat knob in a “clockwise” direction will turn unit on and start heating process. Pilot Light
	will go out when grill surfaces have reached proper temperature. It is normal for grill surfaces to
	smoke when first using unit. Smoke will disappear in 15 – 20 minutes. Place items to be
	cooked on grill surface and carefully lower top onto food. Do not force. Cooking time will vary
	dependent on density of items cooked.

	R1
	W	LS
	R3	•
	W	T1 •
• 1	2 •	3 •	G •

		R2	TERMINAL BOARD
			CONNECTION 220 / 240V
•	LS	W
		R4
• T2		W	1• 2• 3• G• 1• 2• 3• G•
1 •	2 •	3 •	N	F

4.	GENERAL CLEANING
	A brush has been included for the cleaning of the grill. Cleaning is easiest when grill is hot.
	Never pour cold liquids on hot grill surface. This will cause grill plate to crack.