Proluxe Vantage CS Compact CSD1212E Manuel utilisateur

Operations Manual

Vantage CS Compact - Clamshell Grill

Model #: CSD1212

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Version: 122820

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Congratulations on your selection of

the Vantage CS Compact Clamshell

Grill. Proluxe is a leading

manufacturer of food preparation

and cooking equipment designed for

the most demanding commercial

kitchens. Proluxe equipment is a

result of the highest quality

engineering and time-tested design.

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This manual includes installation,

operation, and maintenance

procedures for your new clamshell

grill. Please read this manual

carefully and keep it with your

machine for proper operation and

lasting service.

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Electrical:

120V/50-60Hz/220W/18.3 Amps

1 phase

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Also available; specify when ordering:

●Voltage: 120/208/220

●Amps: 18.3/10/13.5

●Watts: 2200/2800

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Includes: 72” cord and 6-30P NEMA

approved plug.

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Controlled heating zones: 3

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Shipping Weight:

78lbs. (35kg)

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G E T T I N G S T A R T E D

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Please read carefully before attempting to

use this appliance.

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1. Place in location where it will be used

allowing for clearances per the

dimensions indicated. Allow 2”

minimum clearance between

adjacent equipment and/or wall

areas.

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2. Plug into proper 3 prong wall outlet.

If other appliances are connected to

the same circuit make sure the total

load does not exceed a maximum

ampacity of the circuit. Electrical

information is as follows:

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3. Press the power button, the green

light above will illuminate when

powered on. The display flashes and

shows left preset timer during

warm-up. Pre-heat time will be 40-50

minutes. When the set point is

reached, the display stops flashing

and beeps 3 times.

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4. Simply place product on either side of

the grill, close lid and press the

desired preset time cycle 10 or 20

seconds. After the time cycle is

finished press it again to reset the

time cycle.

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I N T E R N A T I O N A L S Y M B O L S

Symboles internationaux

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Power Off

éteindre

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Power On

allumer

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Hot Surface

surface chaude

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Risk of Electrical Shock

Risque de choc électrique

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Protective Earth Terminal

Borne de terre de protection

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Caution - Warning

chaud - avertissement

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S A F E T Y S U M M A R Y

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Warning

To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not

remove or open cover. No user-serviceable

parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified

personnel.

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Avertissement

Pour réduire le risque de choc électrique, ne pas

retirer ou couvercle ouvert Aucune pièce

réparable par l’utillsateur, reportez-vous à du

personnel qualifié.

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Warning

In case of power cord damage, do not

attempt to repair or replace the power cord.

Please contact the manufacturer or the local

distributor.

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Avertissement

Pour une protection continue contre l’incendie

et de choc électrique, remplacer avec le même

type et calibre du fusible. Mis fusible

supplémentaire nominale max 3A, 120 Vac.

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Warning

For continued protection against fire and

electric shock, replace with the same type

and rating fuse. Listed Supplemental Fuse

rated max 3A, 120Vac.

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2

Avertissement

Pour une protection continue contre l’incendie

et de choc électrique, remplacer avec le même

type et calibre du fusible. Mis fusible

supplémentaire nominale max 3A, 120 Vac.

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Caution Hot

Avoid touching hot surfaces while operating

the machine.

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Attention à chaud

Évitez de toucher les surfaces chaudes lorsque

vous utilisez la machine.

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Caution

When servicing or cleaning the machine,

make sure that the power cord is removed

from the wall socket.

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During normal operation, the base of the

machine must be installed or placed above

the wall socket.

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Avertissement

Lors de l'entretien ou du nettoyage de la

machine, assurez-vous que le cordon

d'alimentation est débranché de la prise murale.

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T E M P E R A T U R E/T I M E R 

S E T T I N G S

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How to Find Set Temperature

To find the temperature of upper platens:

Press and hold the TEMP button and the

arrow up (↑) button at the same time.

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To find the temperature of bottom platens:

Press and hold the TEMP button and the

arrow down (↓) button at the same time.

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Adjusting the Set Temperature

1. Press and hold the TEMP button and

the arrow up (↑) button at the same

time for 15 seconds.

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2. The current temperature with display

on the right digital display screen

only.

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3. Using the up (↑) and down (↓) adjust

the temperature to your desired

setting.

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4. Once your desired temperature is

set, push the TEMP button to return.

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Adjusting the Set Time

1. Press the TEMP button first and then

select the desired timer button and

hold for 5 seconds.

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2. The current temperature with display

on the right digital display screen

only.

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3. Using the up (↑) and down (↓) adjust

the timer to your desired setting.

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4. Once your desired temperature is

set, push the TEMP button to return.

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Note: When adjusting the timer settings, the

right set of buttons control the left side.

Your left side timer will automatically set to

3

your right control settings. If you desire a

separate left timer you can manually adjust

the left side timer without affecting the right

timer.

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C L E A N C Y C L E

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Start Cycle

To start a clean cycle, push CLEAN button

once so the CLEAN LED light is turned on. All

preset LED’s are turned off, and the

temperature set point is changed to the clean

set point of 275°F. This also initiates the cool

down to clean set point condition as well the

display starts flashing until the clean set

point is reached.

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Stop Cycle

To stop the clean cycle, simply press the

CLEAN button once to deactivate the clean

cycle. The CLEAN LED is turned off, the

preset LED’s are restored, the temperature

set point is changed to the main set point.

Again, the warm-up condition is initiated and

the display flashes until the cook set point is

reached.

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Change Clean Temp

275°F is the factory default temp for the

CLEAN cycle. To change the CLEAN cycle

temp, simultaneously hold down the TEMP

and CLEAN buttons for 15 seconds. The

current temp setting will display on the right

digital display only. Using the up or down

arrows to adjust to the desired temp.

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P R E V E N T A T I V E 

M A I N T E N A N C E 

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Proluxe machines are relatively maintenance

free. For a long lifespan, the following

preventative maintenance should be

followed:

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Daily Care:

1. Platens: Turn your machine off and allow

to cool down before attempting to clean.

These platens should only be cleaned with

mild soap and warm water then wiped off

with a clean, soft cloth or soft sponge.

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2. Exterior surfaces: Wipe daily with mild

soap and warm water.

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DO NOT use ice or cold water to cool the

unit down. This can cause platens to warp.

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Service Problems:

Contact our factory at (800) 624-6717 (U.S.

only) or approved service agency. When

contacting the factory for information, parts

or service instructions, please provide the

serial number of the machine be provided.

This number can be found on the serial plate

located on the rear of the machine.

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Vantage CS Compact Troubleshoot Guide - Model #: CSD1212

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Problem

Cause

Action

Ref #

Power button on

digital controller face

is depressed but

doesn’t turn on.

1. Power cord is not plugged in.

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2. Circuit breaker is tripped off in the

site's breaker box.

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3. Transformer has taken an

electrical surge and is damaged.

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4. Check voltage on the secondary

side of the Transformer. If you read

12VDC then you are receiving

voltage to the controller.

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5. Possible blown fuse.

1. Plug the power cord into wall

receptacle and power button.

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2. Reset circuit breaker that the

grill is plugged into. Depress

Power Button to turn on.

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3. Replace Transformer after you

check secondary side of

transformer. If working properly,

you should receive 12vdc.

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4. Replace controller. Controller

should be on once the power

button is depressed.

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5. Replace fuse.

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18

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A8

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98

Digital controller's

LED's are scrambled

or randomly erratic.

If when turning on,

the display will first

go to segment check

1. Possibly a component on the

Digital controller is damaged.

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2. Control needs to reset.

1. Replace digital controller.

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2. While unit is on unplug unit,

wait for 1 min. Then plug machine

on again and depress the power

A8

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6

button.

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Digital controller is

constantly beeping.

No heat on either on

left, right, upper, or

lower platen.

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Sensor in one of two zones lost it's

continuity. Depress TEMP. While

depressing TEMP depress either up

or down arrow to locate error

message PROB (zone 1, lower

platen, zone 2 left upper platen, zone

3, right upper platen.) If occurred

when depressing the up arrow

indicates either the left or right

platen has the open sensor or

Probe.

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Disconnect probe and check for

continuity (by using Ohm Meter)

and replace. Do not cut and splice

new sensor. Install new 2000

ohm RTD sensor to underside of

the platen and reconnect to

controller. Upper left and right

sensor for replacement on upper

platens, lower platen sensor for

replacement for lower platen.

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22

46

Digital display shows

PROB. No heat on

any platen.

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Sensor lost it's continuity as shown

on a muti-meter.

Disconnect prob that is open (no

continuity as shown on a multi-

meter. Must replace sensor

(RTD). Do not cut and splice new

sensor. Install new 2000 ohm

RTD sensor to under side of heat

platen and reconnect to the

controller.

41

Digital controller

beeping and is

overheating.

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The mechanical relay on the switched

side is not opening to regulate

temperature. Hold TEMP button

then depress either the down or up

arrow (zone 1, lower platen, zone 2,

left upper platen and zone 3, right

upper platen.) RLY will display on

problem zone indicating the damage.

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Replace the mechanical relay.

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15

Either platen is not

heating but the

digital controller is

on and appears to be

functioning.

If the mechanical relay(s) on the coil

side are receiving 12vdc indicates the

controller is functioning properly. If

there is no voltage on the switching

side of the relay to the heaters, the

relay is not working properly.

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Replace the mechanical relay.

15

Beeper is not

functioning.

Beeper has failed.

Replace control board.

A8

One of the three

heater platens not

close to set point.

The offset function in the controller's

setting needs to be adjusted to

achieve proper shade of toast.

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Call (800) 624-6717 for

instructions.

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One heating zone is

not reaching setpoint

Sensors maybe crossed.

Make sure each sensor is

connected to its prospective

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7

and another heater is

overheating.

position on the terminal block

and back to the controller.

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Setpoint is reached

but slightly off in

temperature.

Offset may need to be calibrated and

adjusted.

Call (800) 624-6717 for

instructions.

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Heater platen is

overheating.

1. The mechanical Relay may be

stuck in the closed position (zone 1,

lower platen #1 labeled on this relay,

zone 2, left upper and zone 3, right

upper).

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2. If you are receiving 12vdc on the

coil of the relay, the controller is

properly functioning.

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Use an Ohm meter for a

continuity check must check at

the cold pins of the heater (where

the heater wire is brazed at

the cold pin. This will eliminate

any other failure before the

heater element validating the loss

off continuity at the source the

heater element.

15

Upper heater not

coming down parallel

to the lower platen.

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Parallel lever not attached either in

the rear out on the upper heater

platen. Check to see if parallel leveler

is connected on both sides. The

retaining clip attached to pin may

have come off.

Reconnect the pin and the

retaining E-Clip.

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25

Upper platen falling

down or lost

tension.

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The springs have lost some

tension.

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Remove rear panel and adjust the

retaining collars on shaft by

winding the spring tighter. There

are multiple set screws that need

to be loosened in order to wind

the spring tighter. Once proper

tension is achieved, tighten all set

screws to prevent tension loss.

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Vantage CS Compact Part List - Model #: CSD1212

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ITEM #

DESCRIPTION

CSD1212A

CSD1212DTA

QTY

BASE FRAME ASSEMBLY

PG115100

FEET, RUBBER 3/4

11016546469

POWER CORD, 120 VOLTS

1101217174

LOWER PLATEN, INSULATION

11018344019

LOWER PLATEN INSULATION COVER

11018344018

SCREW, SET 3/8-16X 1-1/2

SST3816112

WASHER SAE 3/8

WSAE38

WASHER SPLIT LOCK

WL38

NUT HEX 3/8-16

NH3816

SHIM, LOWER PLATEN

11018344030

GREEN INSULATION WASHER

C4401

LOCK WASH 1/4

WL14

WASHER SAE 1/4

WSAE14

NUT, HEX 1/4-20

NH1420

BOLT, HEX 1/4 - 20 X 1

BH14201

RTD, BOTTOM SENSOR

1108881102

BUSHING TEFLON 3/4 LONG

110113441

WIRE HARNESS

PG115050

9

CSD1212 OVERLAY

OCSD1212A

OCSD1212DTA

BOTTOM COVER WITH PEM NUTS

11018344022

STOP, HEX PIN

11018344037

SINK, HEAT, ALUMINUM (SSR)

11057322

SOLID STATE RELAY, 25 AMPS

PL2425

INSULATOR, TRANSFORMER

1101159180

TRANSFORMER

11096975

SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN HEAD 8-32 X 1/4

SP83214

MARKER STRIP #6

MS6016

TERMINAL BLOCK #6, DOUBLE

6016

SCREW, PAN HEAD PHILLIPS 8-32 X 1/2

SP83212

FUSE HOLDER 1 AMP

MPPF708

FUSE BUSS 1 AMP

MPPF701R

SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN 2-56 X 1/4

SP25614

SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN HEAD 8-32 X 1.0

SP8321

WASHER, INTERNAL TOOTH LOCK #8

WLIT8

NUT, HEX 8-32

NH832

WASHER SAE #8

WSAE8

BUSHING FLANGED, TEFLON .500"

110115563

HANDLE LEFT ASSEMBLY

11018344027

HANDLE RIGHT ASSEMBLY

11018344026

HANDLE GRIP

110901168

CLEVIS ASSEMBLY LEFT HAND

11018344013

CLEVIS ASSEMBLY RIGHT HAND

11018344012

5/16 WASHER CUT

WC516

WASHER, 5/16" SPLIT LOCK

WL516

SCREW, SOCKET HD 5/16-18 X 3/4"

SSH5161834

SHIM, COVER

11018344014

SPACER, LINK

11018344024

LEVELING BRACKET

11018344023

WASHER LOCK INTERNAL TOOTH 5/16

WLIT516

BUSHING, TEFLON, 3/4 I.D. X .875 X 1" LONG

110115541

5/16 - 18 x 1 SS., BOLT HEX HEAD

BH516181S

E-CLIP, RETAINING RING

LCC3478

COVER, REAR

11018344016

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