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BS5852、CA117及更多英国美国防⽕测试简介（含中⽂）BS5852、CA117及更多英国美国防⽕测试简介英国 BS 58521.Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations 1988英國傢俬及傢俱防⽕安全條例1988a)Ignitability test for polyurethane foam in slab or cushion form 塊狀海棉Schedule 1 Part IBS 5852 Part 2 : 1982 Ignition Source 5b)Ignitability test for polyurethane foam in crumb form 碎狀海棉Schedule 1 Part II BS 5852 Part 2 : 1982 Ignition Source 2c)Ignitability test for latex rubber foam乳膠棉Schedule 1 Part III BS 5852 Part 2 : 1982 Ignition Source 2d)Ignitability test for non ‐foam filling materials singly ⾮海棉類Schedule 2 Part I BS 5852 Part 2 : 1982 Ignition Source 2e)Test for cover material-all types⾯料測試Schedule 4 Part IBS 5852 Part 1 : 1979 Ignition Source 0with water soak Schedule 5 Part 1BS 5852 Part 1 : 1979 Ignition Source 1 with water soakf)Test for platform cloth and dust cover material 防塵布Schedule 4 Part IIBS 5852 Part 1 : 1979 Ignition Source 0Schedule 5 Part IIIBS 5852 Part 1 : 1979 Ignition Source 1TESTINGCNAS L3428g)Test for interliner 裡布Schedule 3BS 5852 Part 2 : 1982 Ignition Source 5 with water soak美国 CA 117Foam test 海绵 Section A, Part ISection D, Part IIUpholstery fabrics 布料测试 Section ELoose Fibre Test Section CSection D Part IShredded Resilient Cellular Material Section A Part II以及更多家具/材料- 测试/检测/认证服务。

5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833INSTALLATION, OPERATION and MAINTENANCEMANUAL for Cres Cor 12kW QUIKTHERM™ RETHERM OVENSRetherm OvenFL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 1 of 12RO151FUA18D RO151FPUA18D RO151F1332D5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm Oven FL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 2 of 12TABLE OF CONTENTSSUBJECT PAGEINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS First Time Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 How to Use Control for Cooking & Holding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 How to Save and Use Recipes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 “Quick Recipe” and Other Menu settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS How to Clean the Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Trouble Shooting Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7, 8 Cabinet Replacement Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Hot Unit Replacement Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Wiring Diagram For 208/240 V olt, 3 Phase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Wiring Diagram for 480 V olt, 3 Phase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12SERVICE POLICY and AGENCY LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FL-14005925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm OvenFL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 3 of 12HOW TO INSTALL CABINETS:1 . Remove all packing material from inside and outside of cabinet .2 . Position cabinet on level floor; install the cabinet interior (pan slides) if not already installed .3 . Plug power cord into proper wall receptacle .INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSVENTING YOUR OVEN:1 . The purpose of ventilating hoods is to direct and capture smoke, grease-laden vapors, heat, odors, or fumes .2 . Low temperature equipment (maximum temperature 250°F/121°C) does not produce heat, odors, fumes, grease-laden vapors or smoke and is not required to be vented .3 . Most jurisdictions consider our low-temperature ovens (maximum temperature is 350°F/177°C) as low-heat appliances not requiring vent hoods .4 . Installation must conform with local codes . The authority having jurisdiction of enforcement of the codes will have the responsibility for making interpretations of the rules .UNIT SPECIFICATIONS: All units use six (6) elements (2000 watts each) . All units are rated 12000 watts .MODEL NOS.ELECTRICAL SPECS(AC SERVICE)ELEC. LOADPOWER SUPPLY REQUIREMENT ALL 3 PHASE IS 3 WIRE + GROUNDVOLTSPHASESHZAMPSVOLTSAMPSPHASESVOLTSRECEPTACLERO151FUA18D2083RO151FPUA18D2083RO151F1332D20832083603420850320815-50R RO151FUA18D2403RO151FPUA18D2403RO151F1332D24032403602924050324015-50R RO151F1332D480348036015480303480L16-30RFIRST-TIME OPERATIONNOTE: A new oven needs to “burn off” manufacturingoils and excessive adhesive before its first use. Do NOT load food into oven until this has been done!1 . Push the switch to on; the light will come on.NOTE: The letters “LOTPR” (low temperature) will showon the control panel until it reaches 140°F (60°C) .2 . Press the “COOK” button .3 . Push down and turn the control knob to show 200°F . Push the knob again to set the temperature . Run the unit for one (1) hour . 4 . Turn the unit off and let cool .5 . Wipe the inside clean with detergent and hot water .HOW TO CHANGE FROM °C TO °F (if needed)1 . Push the switch on; the light will come on.2 . Push and hold the “SET” button and the button in the lower left hand corner together for 5 seconds .You are now entered into the menu .3 . Scroll over the”Unit” and change it to “C” , then scrollto the “END” .5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm Oven FL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 4 of 12OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSHOW TO USE THE RETHERM CONTROL:*Push the lighted switch on the control panel; the light will come on and the cabinet will start heating .*The display will read “LOTPR” (low temperature) below 140°F . (60°C .) .NOTE: Wait one (1) hour after start up before loading thefood for best results . The display will read “PREHT” until the cabinet reaches the set temperature .Cooking:1 . Press the COOK button .2 . Turn the control knob to the desired cookingtemperature between 200°F (93°C) and 350°F (176°C) .3 . Push the knob to set the temperature .4 . The control automatically goes to the HOLD mode . (Continue to step 1 below) .Holding:(Press the HOLD button only if you are just holding food),1 . Turn the control knob to the desired holdingtemperature between 140°F (60°C) and 220°F (104°C) .2 . Push the knob to set the temperature .3 . The control automatically goes to the TIME mode .Setting the time or Food Probe:1 . If NOT using the Food Probe:a) Turn the control knob to the desired hours/minutes . b) Push the knob to set the time .2 . Using the Food Probe:Plug in the food probe BEFORE you enter the TIME mode . Otherwise, you have to press the PROBE button to set the probe temperature .a) Turn the knob to the desired temperature .b) The timer will stop when the probe reaches the set temperature .3 . Press the START button . The display will show “READY” when preheated .4 . Press the START again to use this recipe (see Recipes”) .Note: Press the knob for 4 seconds to cancel the recipe .The DISPLAY button shows (cycles through) all the values when in each mode:• “PREHEAT” OR “READY”: momentarily shows theactual cabinet temperature .• “COOK” (Timed): shows Home screen, set point,count down time, actual cabinet temperature .• “COOK” (Probe): shows Home screen, set point,count up time, actual cabinet temperature .• “HOLD”: shows Home screen, set point, count uptime, actual cabinet temperature .AIR RETHERM SWITCHThis switch MUST be pushed to “HIGH” (ON) for Retherming food .RECIPES:The control can hold up to 18 saved recipes .To save a recipe:1 . Press and hold both the TIME button and the knobfor 5 seconds. The screen will be flashing. This is the setup menu .2 . Turn the knob through the menu until you get to“Edit” .3 . Press the knob and turn to the recipe you want to edit .There are 18 blank recipes to customize and save .4 . Press the knob and enter the cook, hold and timevalues .5 . After the entering the final value, “Edit” will showagain .6 . Press the knob to edit more recipes or turn to “End” toexit the menu .To use one of the recipes:1 . Push one of the three RECIPE group buttons for therecipe number you want .2 . Turn the knob to the recipe you want and press theknob to select .3 . Press the START button to preheat .4 . After it shows “READY”, press the START buttonagain to begin the recipe .Note: The display button will cycle through all the values as before, but will include the recipe number, ifusing a saved recipe .Quick Recipe Note:You can set “Quick Recipes” for recipes that you use often . This way, when you press a recipe group button and press start, that recipe will start cooking without searching for the recipe number . Recipe numbers can be set up as “quick recipes” as follows:1 . Press and hold both the TIME button and the knob for5 seconds to get into the menu .2 . Turn the knob to “RBTN” and press the knob . Theword “PUSH” will flash.3 . Press one of the recipe group buttons to assign arecipe .Note: Recipe numbers 1-6 can be set up as Group button 1 .Recipe numbers 7-12 can be set up as Group button 2 .Recipe numbers 13-18 can be set up as Group button 3 .4 . Turn the knob to the recipe number you want to assignto that button and press the knob .Repeat the process to assign recipes to the other two recipe group buttons; or,turn the knob to “END” the submenu; turn to “END” themenu .Additional Menu Settings:Press and hold both the TIME button and the knob for 5seconds to get into the menu .Here you can set the recipes, quick recipes, temperatureunits (°C or °F) and the datalogsettings (USB connection required):”RECE” allows you to enable or disable the data recordfeature .“RECF” allows you set how often (in minutes) adatapoint will be recorded .“RECD” allows you to set how long (in days) youwould like the data to be stored in memory . OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)HOW TO CLEAN THE UNIT:SOIL CLEANER METHODCABINET Inside and Outside (Stainless Steel)ROUTINE CLEANINGSoap, ammonia or milddetergent* and water.1. Sponge on with cloth2. RinseSTUBBORN SPOTS,STAINSMild abrasive made forStainless Steel.1. Apply with damp sponge or cloth.2. Rub lightly.BURNT ON FOODS ORGREASEChemical oven cleanermade for Stainless Steel.Follow oven cleaner manufacturer’sdirections.HARD WATER SPOTS &SCALEVinegar1. Swab or wipe with cloth.2. Rinse and dry.* Mild detergents include soaps and non-abrasive cleanersMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSHOW TO CLEAN THE UNIT1. Unplug cord from wall. Allow cabinet tocool.2. Do NOT hose cabinet with water.3. Do NOT get water on controls.4. Do NOT use abrasives or harshchemicals.5. Do NOT use “Cres Clean” (or any citruscleaner) on labels or plastic parts. BEFORE cleaning the cabinet:Cleaning Hints:1 . Use the mildest cleaning procedure that will do thejob .2 . Always rub in the direction of the polish lines to avoidscratching the surface .3 . Use only a soft cloth, sponge, fibrous brushes, plastic or stainless steel pad for cleaning and scouring .4 . Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after every cleaning operation .5 . Always wipe dry to avoid water marks .5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm Oven FL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 7 of 12MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSTROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE, continuedHOW TO ADJUST THE DOOR LATCH:1 . For vertical (up and down movement) adjustment:a . Loosen (2) screws located in magnetic strike .b . Move strike up or down for alignment to magnet on latch .c . Tighten screws to secure 2 . For horizontal (greater or lesser magnetic draw) adjustment:a . Loosen (4) screws in door latch .b . Move latch forward or backward to adjust magnetism .c . Tighten screws to secure .IF OVEN GETS TOO HOT OR WON’T SHUT OFF, DISCONNECTPOWER AT BRANCH PANEL. DO NOT UNPLUG CORD!TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE1 . Cord is unplugged from wall outlet .2 . Circuit breaker/fuse to wall outlet is blown .3 . Switch is turned off .4 . Fuse on back of unit is blown .If unit is NOT working, first check the following causes:PROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Oven does not turn on1. Power switch is bad2. Retherm control is bad.1. Replace2. Replace5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm Oven FL-2357 Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 8 of 12IF THE OVEN TURNS ON:PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTIONOven does not heat, or doesn’t heat properly 1. Sensor2. Heater contactor3. Loose wiring at heater contactor4. Retherm control5. High Limit1. Replace2. Replace3. Replace4. Replace5. ReplaceBlowers do not operate 1. Air retherm switch2. Blower3. Retherm control1. Replace2. Replace3. ReplaceHeater will not shut off 1. Control defective2. Heater contactor1. Replace2. ReplaceVent fans do not shut off 1. Vent fan switch defective2. Control compartment is still hot.1. Replace2. Wait until it coolsCheck “Heater will not shut off”Vent fans do not operate (See Note)1. Vent fan switch defective2. Vent fan defective1. Replace2. ReplaceControl will not switch from “COOK” to “HOLD” (timed mode)1. Oven is in “PROBE” mode.2. Retherm control defective1. Cancel recipe and switch to “TIMED” mode2. ReplaceControl will not switch from “COOK” to “HOLD” (probe mode)1. Oven is in the “TIMED” mode2. Probe not plugged in3. Probe defective4. Retherm control defective1. Cancel recipe and switch to “PROBE” mode2. Plug in probe3. Replace4. ReplaceControl will not switch to “COOK” (probe mode)1. Oven in “TIMED” mode2. Probe temperature setting lowerthan probe temperature3. Probe not plugged in4. Retherm control defective1. Switch to “PROBE” mode2. Set probe temperature to desired tempera-ture3. Plug in probe4. ReplaceMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSTROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (continued)ERROR CODES:CODE DISPLAYED CAUSE SOLUTIONno p No meat probe Plug in probeErr0Temp probe bad ReplaceNOTE: Vent fans will not operate until the control compartment requires ventilation to limit temperatures . Replacement of electrical components must be done by a qualified electrician.Refer to our Service Agency list, FL-1400 (found in the back of this manual), of authorized service centers .Instructions for replacing parts are included in replacement parts list .5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm Oven FL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 9 of 12REPLACEMENT PARTSReplacement Parts:ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER19. Door Assembly (1332D)1221-579-K Door Assembly (UA18D)1221-580-K 20. Door Latch Kit 1006-122-01-K 21. Door Strike Kit 1006-122-02-K 22. Door Hinge Kit0519-109-K 23. Door Gasket (1332D)0861-185-K Door Gasket (UA18D)0861-235-K 24. Casters0569-306-R 25. Casters w/brake 0569-306-B 26. Posts 0696-25027. Air Tunnel0546-146-C 28. Wire Angles (2 per kit)0621-281-SS-K Drip Pan (clear)1017-0585925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Retherm OvenFL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 10 of 12ITEM DESCRIPTION Part No.ITEM DESCRIPTION Part No.1 . Switch (On/Off)0808-12510 . Hi Limit Switch 0848-0772 . Retherm Thermostat 11 . Transformer 0769-197Digital Control 0848-092-0312 . Relay0857-102Sensor0848-09113 . Fan Switch 0848-0343 . Blower Switch 0808-11414 . Power Cord Kit 0810-178-K 4 . Vent Fan 0769-17416 . Strain Relief Kit 0818-103-K 5 . Fan Guard 0769-16717 . Heater Kit (208V)0811-0300-K 6 . Fuse0807-155Heater Kit (240V)0811-0301-K Fuse Holder 0807-150Heater Kit (480V)0811-0302-K Fuse (480V)0807-058Connector, Probe (not shown)0848-094Fuse Holder (480V)0807-048Food Probe 1 .5” Long 0848-0987 . Blower Kit 0769-186-K Food Probe 6” Long 0848-1008 . Contactor0857-0269 . Terminal Block, rear0852-093Electrical Replacement Parts:TOP VIEW WITHOUT COVERREAR VIEWFRONT VIEW5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Call Toll-free: 877-CRES COR (273-7267) • Fax: 800-822-0393 • Retherm OvenFL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 11 of 12REPLACEMENT PARTSfor NON-PASS THRU OVENS RO151F SERIES 208/240V 3 PhInclude all informationH I G H T E M P I M P O R B L O W c l o s e s @130F5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833Call Toll-free: 877-CRES COR (273-7267) • Fax: 800-822-0393 • Retherm OvenFL-2357Rev. 3 (5/12)Page 12 of 12REPLACEMENT PARTSfor OVENS RO151F SERIES 480V, 3 PhInclude all information on nameplate whenH I G H T E M P c l o s e s @130F。

LBI-38229EDESCRIPTIONThe Console Interface board is mounted behind the Ana-log V oter (Refer to LBI-38676) and contains a 2175 Hz tone detector and line interfaces. This board allows routing of voted and console audio with the proper Secur-it/hold tone.A block diagram of the Console Interface board is shown in Figure 1.The board detects the 2175 Hz tone which is required to provide the dispatch console override feature in EDACS vot-ing. In normal voter operation, 2175 Hz is generated and bridged across the voted audio phone line going to the sta-tion control panel. The tone acts as a transmit keep-alive sig-nal which lets the station know the condition of the control link.When the console operator wishes to preempt a transmis-sion in progress, the console is keyed on the group transmis-sion. The 2175 Hz tone that is superimposed on the console audio is detected by the Console Interface board, and acti-vates the carrier-operated relay (COR) in the Analog V oter. This relay switches the audio lines going to the control panel.MAINTENANCE MANUAL CONSOLE INTERFACE BOARD 19D438451G1FOREDACS® VOTER APPLICATIONSericssonz Ericsson, Inc.Private Radio SystemsMountain View RoadLynchburg, Virginia 245021-800-528-7711 (Outside USA 804-528-7711)Printed in U.S.A.2175 HZ TONE DETECTORThe detector senses the audio line coming from the console and, upon detecting a 2175 Hz tone, will control the carrier-op-erated relay (COR) of the Analog V oter. This causes console audio (in place of voter audio) to be routed to the main site. The digital voter selector also monitors the COR control line, and therefore knows when the console has preempted the line.Audio input from the dispatch console comes through J1-9 and J1-10 (PHONE IN). Surge suppression is provided by E1 and E2. The console audio is coupled to a bandpass filter (U3A & U3B) through transformer T1. The two-pole bandpass filter has a broad bandwidth centered at 2175 Hz. This provides pre-filtering and overload protection for the high-Q filter which follows. The output from the filter is coupled through unity-gain buffer U3C which drives the active bandpass filter (AR1 and FL1). Recovered 2175 Hz from the filter is present at test point TP3.Transistor Q2 provides a gain of three and buffers the filter output. The amplified signal is ac coupled through C10 to the base of Q3. Transistor Q3 acts as a positive-peak detector. When the base of Q3 is driven positive, the transistor conducts discharging C12 which is at a quiescent 10-volt level. During periods of non-conduction, C12 charges through R28 and R29.At a certain level of Q3 conduction, the average voltage on C12 will be low enough to turn on Q4 through R27 and volt-age divider R28/R29.When Q4 conducts, the base of Q3 is biased higher, in-creasing conduction. This provides a snap-action pick up or hysteresis. One input of comparator U3D is tied through R31 to capacitor C12. The other input (U3D-12) is held at 5 volts by voltage divider R30/R32. When the voltage level on C12 drops below 5 volts, the output of the comparator (U3D-14)will go high indicating detection of 2175 Hz tone and causingthe TONE DETECT (J1-04) line to go high. Inverter Q7 pro-vides an inverted TONE DETECT signal (J1-08) that is used insome applications. Jumper P2 allows Q7 to be used as an inde-pendent inverter.POWER DISTRIBUTIONThe Console Interface board obtains 25 Vdc power fromthe Analog V oter through J1-5. The 25-volt supply feeds the in-put of a 10-volt linear regulator (U2). Resistors R62 and R63bias U2 for 10-volt regulation at U2-2. The 10-volt regulatedoutput is used to supply power to most of the circuitry on theboard. A 5-volt reference is obtained from the 10-volt linethrough voltage divider R36/R37. The reference is used to biasop-amp U3.TEST AND TROUBLESHOOTINGThe test procedure contained in this section should be usedto verify proper operation of the Console Interface board. Thetest may also be used as an aid in troubleshooting to isolate aproblem to a stage or component.Equipment RequiredThe following equipment is required for performing thetest procedure.Power Supply, 25 ± 1 Vdc, 50 mADistortion AnalyzerV oltmeterSignal Generator, 2175/2460/1970 ± 3 HzJumpersTest ProcedureSet up the Console Interface board under test as shown inFigure 2. Follow the test procedure in Table 1.Copyright© November 1988, General Electric CompanyFigure 1 - Console Interface Board Block Diagram Figure 2 - Preliminary Test Set UpTable 1 - TEST PROCEDURELBI-382291CONSOLE INTERFACE BOARD HARNESS OUTLINE DIAGRAMCIB INTERCONNECT HARNESS 19B235004G8 (Refer to LBI-38420)(19C336922, Sh. 1, Rev. 0)CONSOLE INTERFACE BOARD 19D438451G1(19D438451, Sh. 1, Rev. 4)(19D438450, Rev. 2A)COMPONENT SIDELBI-382292PARTS LISTSCHEMATIC DIAGRAM PRODUCTION CHANGESChanges in the equipment performance or to simplify circuits are identified by a "Revision Let-ter", which is stamped after the model number of the unit. The revision stamped on the unit in-cludes all previous revisions. Refer to the Parts List for the descriptions of parts affected by these revisions.REV. A - Console Interface Board 19D438451G1T o improve tone detection, capacitor C12 was changed from 0.1 µF to µF .Old part number was: T644ACP410K.REV. B - Console Interface Board 19D438451G1In some applications, the main level on the line input from the switch may cause the COR of the analog voter to chatter. A jumper option is provided to allow a gain reduc-tion of 10 dB.R70 was added (H212CRP315C).P3 was added (19A704852P1).REV. C - Console Interface Board 19D438451G1T o remove unused circuitry.CONSOLE INTERFACE BOARD19D438451G1ISSUE 4* COMPONENTS ADDED, DELETED OR CHANGED BY PRODUCTION CHANGESCONSOLE INTERFACE BOARD19D438451G1(19D438449, Sh. 1, Rev. 4)LBI-382293。

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