Cleaning The Tank - BERTO'S S900 Série Mode D'emploi

other metals or alloys that might cause rust stains due to
contamination. For the same reason, avoid contact with
iron objects.
Do not use steel cottons or stainless steel brushes because
whilst they will not contaminate surfaces, they can cause
damaging scratches.
Metal powder, metal shavings from working and iron
material in general, when in contact with stainless steel
surfaces, can cause rust stains.
Superficial rust stain might be present on new appliances
and they can be removed with a detergent diluted in water
and a Scotch Brite sponge.
If dirt is tough, do not use sandpaper or rough paper, but
use synthetic sponges (for example Scotchbrite sponges).
Do not use substances for cleaning silver and be careful
with hydrochloric or sulphuric vapours coming from floor
washing products, for example.
Do not aim water jets directly on the appliance, it
might be damaged. After cleaning, rinse properly with
clean water and dry carefully with a cloth.

CLEANING THE TANK

The following operations must be carried out when the
unit is off, cooled and electrically disconnected from the
main power supply.
ELT series models
Loosen the "V" screw (see fig. 2) to extract the head group
holding the heating elements and drain the tank by means
of the "L" level and later filter the oil with the proper filter.
A few fryer models are equipped with an extractable tank;
to remove the oil, extract the tank when the unit is cool
and then clean the tank, filtering the oil or replacing it.
After cleaning, refer to CARE OF THE APPLIANCE , position
the head group back into its seat and set it properly.
Other models
The heating element group can be lifted up to be cleaned
better and more easily.
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
COMPANY NAME:
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ADDRESS:
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PROVINCE:
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ATTENTION!
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for any inaccuracies in this handbook due to typing or printing errors.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make any changes that may be required without altering the basic features of the
product. The manufacturer declines all responsibility in the event that the instructions given in this handbook are not fully
observed. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for any direct or indirect damage caused by incorrect installation,
tampering, poor maintenance and negligent use.
TOWN:
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INSTALLATION DATE:
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MODEL.
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PART NUMBER:
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Empty the tank by using the "L" lever and filter the oil with
the proper filter.
Manually move the heating elements block until when it
is fixed in the raised position or turn the elements inside
the tank (Picture 3A). Perform all cleaning operations as
described within the paragraph CARE OF THE APPLIANCE ,
position the heating element group back.
In the 600 series models, the heating element group can
be unlocked by pressing the button positioned on the left
of the heating element group (see fig. 3).
PRESERVATION AND STORAGE
If the appliance is not used for long periods of time, please
observe the following:
1) Switch off the disconnecting switch to disconnect the
mains
2) Clean the equipment and the surrounding areas
properly
3) Pour a small quantity of cooking oil on the stainless
steel surfaces
4) Carry out all maintenance operations
5) Cover all appliances with a suitable material and leave a
few openings to allow air to circulate
6) Use in dry places with temperatures between –5 e + 40
°C.
HOW TO ACT IN THE EVENT OF A FAILURE
In the event of a failure, immediately disconnect the unit
from the main power supply and contact the Assistance
Service.
WARNING!
In the event that the fryer has to be transported, empty
the tank before moving the transportation means.
The tank might be damaged from movements and oil
might be spilled over.
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