Indesit Evolution 2005 Manuel utilisateur

Service Manual

Evolution - 2005

Edition

2005.03.39

Language

English

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Service Manual

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SERVICE MANUAL

STEAM OVEN.

Evolution 2005

SERVICE MANUAL

STEAM OVEN.

Evolution 2005

Service Manual

Evolution - 2005

Edition

2005.03.39

Language

English

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL: NOTE FOR THE ENGINEER

This manual is a supporting document for technical personnel. It contains a description of the

various product types, the general operating principle, and indications concerning assistance.

Technical personnel should anyway consult the specific model on

(www.servicenet.indesitcompany.com) to access data and updates of electrical diagrams, technical bulle-

tins, and spare parts.

Service Manual

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Edition

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Language

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CONTENTS

1. OUTLINES 4

1.1 Overview 4

1.2 Control panel 4

2. INSTALLATION 5-6

2.1 Build-in 5

2.2 Electrical connection 6

2.3 Technical features 6

3. UTILIZATION 7

3.1 Time adjustment 7

3.2 Functions 7

3.3 Child safety lock 7

3.4 Demountable pipe union

4. FUNCTIONING 8

5. ANALISYS OF THE COOKING PROGRAMMES 9

6. AIR FLOW 10

7. COMPONENTS 11-12

8. OPERATION DIAGRAM 13

9. TEST PROGRAM 14-15

9.1 Important instructions 14

9.2 Preliminary steps 14

9.3 Run of the test program 14

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ENERALS

1. OUTLINES:

1.1. OVERVIEW:

1.2. CONTROL PANEL:

DISPLAY

CONTROL

PANEL

WATER SUPPLY

TUBE

STEAM

GENERATOR

TANK

UNION PIPE

The order and the number of buttons depend on the product type.

1. Steam cooking control

2. Defrosting button

3. Start/Stop button

4. Time /program duration display

5. Steam cooking symbol

6. Cooking time symbol

7. Cooking end symbol

8. Temperature display

9. Time adjustment buttons

10. Selection button

11. Self-contained signal clock icon

12. Water circuit problem signal

13. Defrosting symbol

14. Cooking period/Delay timer display

15. Control panel lock

The appliance is equipped with a single electronic board which manages the control and the commutation

of the power elements.

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NSTALLATION

2. INSTALLATION:

2.1. BUILT-IN:

The oven has a high-performance air flow system which gives remarkable results as long as the following

points are applied:

- The oven may be fitted either underneath a work top or in a suitable sized column unit.

- Cut a hole measuring 50 mm x 50 mm in the back wall for the electric cable to cross through (see

diagram below).

- Centre the oven in the unit and make that it is at least 2 mm from any other unit beside it.

- The cabinet must be made of heat-resistance material

- The oven must be disconnected from the power supply while it is being installed in the unit

- For greater stability, fix the oven in the unit with 2 screws in the holes on the side uprights.

380

560

50 386,5

595

405

544

378

550

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NSTALLATION

2.2. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION:

The electrical connection must be accomplished by an electrician-installer. He must make sure

that the oven has been joined up according to assembly instructions and local regulations. Being

the oven live, the electronics activates interrupting the lighting for any seconds. In case of connection

to a power socket, it must be accessible after the installation of the oven. The manufacturer does

not incur any responsibility in case of a wrong or non-existent earth. The oven is delivered with its

own 3-ways supply cable (cable: H05V2V2F-T90). It must be joined upon the network 220-240 V~

/ 50 Hz / single-phase with an earth plate (rule CEI60083). This earth plate must be easily acces-

sible after the installation of the appliance. Pay attention to the colour of the wires: wall-sockets are

usually joined up according to the scheme below. The section of the conductors must be at least

1,5 mmand the installation must be shielded by a 16A-fuse.

Blue Black, brown or red

Green andYellow

EARTH

NEUTRAL

LIVE

EARTH

LIVE (L)

NEUTRAL (N)

2.3. TECHNICAL FEATURES:

STEAM OVEN

OPERATING VOLTAGE

TOTAL POWER

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

RISE AND MAINTAINANCE AT

100°C FOR 1 HOUR

INSIDE DIMENSIONS OF OVEN

WIDTH

HEIGHT

DEPTH

220-240 ~ 50Hz

1,77 kWh

0,71 kW

38,5 cm

18,2 cm

33,5 cm

23,5 litres

EFFECTIVE VOLUME

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SING

3. UTILIZATION:

3.1. TIME ADJUSTMENT:

THE FIRST TIME THE OVEN IS TURNED ON

· The display flashes

· Use the + and - buttons to adjust the time.

· Press Set button to confirm.

TIME ADJUSTMENT

· Press on the + and - buttons simultaneously for some seconds until the display starts flashing.

· Adjust the time using the + and - button.

· Press Set button to confirm.

3.2. FUNCTIONS:

· Standard steam cooking: Temperature 100°C

· Defrosting : Temperature 60°C

· Self-contained signal clock: accessible by the ‘SET’ button.

3.3. CHILD SAFETY LOCK

To block the controls

• Press Start/Stop button up to hear a brief sound-»beep», then a long-lasting «beep»

• Press and hold the button up to the end of the sound-»beep» stops and the symbol of a key appears on the display.

To unlock the controls

• Press Start/Stop button up to hear a long-lasting sound-»beep»

• Press and hold the button up to the end of the sound-»beep» stops and the symbol of a key appears on the display.

The control panel can be locked. This can only be activated when you are not using timed or delayed cooking

features.

3.4. DEMOUNTABLE PIPE UNION:

The pipe union is placed above the opening and it

is demountable.

It allows an easy maintenance. Dismantle this union

pipe by pulling it upwards.

Wipe and replace it using the three notches provided

for this purpose.

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PERATION

4. FUNCTIONING:

The water contained in a removable tank is brought by a solenoid valve on a heat generator where it is

transformed into steam.

The steam obtained is maintained in the oven cavity by closing a valve at the beginning of a cooking

program.

This valve is bored in order to avoid the pressurization of the cavity.

This cooking principle is different to a pressure-cooker where the obtained pressure is higher than the

atmospheric one.

Initially the oven will be saturated with steam and the temperature will be close to 100°C.

In order to avoid condensation, an heating cover which covers the top will be supplied during all cooking

time.

A tangential fan allows the constant cooling of the oven and the extraction of the steam when the flap opens

three minutes before the end of the cycle.

A safety thermostat (210°C) protects the oven against overheating.

Two sensors placed in the cavity and in the generator allow the temperature control.

VALVE

SENSOR

POWER BOARD

DOOR

SWITCH

STEAM

GENERATOR

SENSOR

SECURITY

THERMOSTAT

SECURITY

THERMOSTAT

HEATING COVER TANGENTIAL

FAN

TANK

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PERATION

5. ANALISYS OF THE COOKING PROGRAMMES:

Cooking is divided into 5 steps.

Rise in the temperature and steam generation (Step 1)

Immediately after starting, the valve, the tangential fan, the heater, the heating cover and the thermal

activator are supplied.

The steam generation is important in order to quickly obtain saturation in the cavity.The valve is supplied by

step of 15 to 30 sec as soon as the generator temperature exceeds 130°C. The heating cover is supplied to

avoid condensation and the tangential fan runs in order to prevent an abnormal overheating of the oven and

the electronics. When the cavity reaches the temperature selected the generator stops heating.

Upholding of the steam level (Step 2)

The heat generator is regulated by the sensor. The thermal activator, the heating cover and the tangential

fan are still supplied.

Steam emptying and temperature decreasing (Step 3)

Three minutes before the end, the thermal activator and the solenoid valve are not supplied any more.

The valve opens, the tangential air flow involves the steam out of the cavity.

The heating cover is always supplied.

Keeping warm (Step 4)

This step takes place only if the door remains closed after the end of cooking. This phase permits to keep

food warm.

The tangential and the heating cover are always supplied.The maximum duration is 1 hour and it is interrupted

as soon as the door is open.

Cavity drying (Step 5)

This step starts as soon as the door is open or after 1 hour or during the phase 3 or the phase 4 and

continues during 3 minutes.

The tangential and the heating cover are supplied.The air flow goes on involving the steam out of the cavity.

The duration is 3 min.

CYCLE PROGRESS

Cooking duration = Step 1+2+3

STEP 1

STEAM

GENERATION

STEP 2

STEAM MAINTANANCE

STEP 3

STEAM DRAINING

STEP 4

KEEPING WARM

STEP 5

DRYING

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PERATION

6. AIR FLOW:

During the cooking:

- The tangential fan cools the electronics of the oven

- The tangential fan conveys air to the back of the oven (1)

- Then the air is conveyed to the electronic board in order to cool it (2).

At the end of the cooking:

- The presence of steam in the cavity is important

- Three minutes before the end of the cooking the valve opens

- The air flow produced by the tangential fan is sent toward the wall (3) above the valve.

- The steam is driven out of the cavity through the louver placed in the front part of the oven between the

control panel and the knob (4)

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