Please Bear In Mind; E-7.1 Using The Aditec Mka-110 Control Unit; E-7.2 Programming Instructions - Talsa REA-serie Betriebsanleitung

REA ELECTRIC COOKERS
Operation:
1. Fill the cooking container, or optional mesh basket, with the food product. Please
note that introducing a frozen or very cold product into the cooking container the
temperature will drop significantly, increasing energy consumption.
2. Program the Aditec control unit with the appropriate cooking temperature and time
(refer to ).
section 7.2
3. To empty the liquid in the container, first allow the cooker to cool to room
temperature. Open the drain tap carefully and do not leave the cooker unattended
during draining.
4. Remember to always DISCONNECT electric power sources and the water supply
and to TURN OFF the main switches after using the cooker.
DANGER! Be very careful when opening the cooker's lid or
draining the cooking container after use. First allow the steam
inside to dissipate before approaching the container.

E-7.1 Using the Aditec MKA-110 Control Unit

The Aditec MKA-110 control unit permits the precise programming of cooking temperature and time parameters and, once
programmed, allows start of a work cycle at the push of the on/off button. The unit utilizes up to two temperature sensors: the standard
probe for measuring cooking container temperature and an optional core temperature probe which measures the food product
temperature.
The Aditec control unit must first be switched on in order to use it. The power switch is located in the front of the unit's switchboard.
Below the regulator.

E-7.2 Programming Instructions

Make sure the cooker is powered off by checking that the START/STOP BUTTON LED is off. The cooker
1.
must first be powered off before the temperature and cooking time can be programmed.
The LED displays will indicate the container's current temperature and the wait time if the startup delay
2.
function is in use.
To program the container temperature, press the CONTAINER TEMPERATURE BUTTON.
3.
When the CONTAINER TEMPERATURE BUTTON's LED begins to flash use the ARROW BUTTONS to
set the desired temperature.
Once the temperature has been set, press the CONTAINER TEMPERATURE BUTTON again. The
4.
container's current temperature will reappear in the display.
To program the desired cooking time, press the TIMER BUTTON.
When the TIMER BUTTON's LED begins to flash, use the ARROW BUTTONS to enter the desired cooking
5.
time in hours and minutes. Enter zero if you wish to work without the timer.
If using the optional core temperature probe, program it in the same manner as the container temperature,
but in this case use the CORE TEMPERATURE BUTTON.
Once the cooking time is set, press the TIMER BUTTON again. The programming is now complete. Turn
6.
on the control unit to execute the newly created program.
7. The timer will begin to count down once the set temperature is reached.
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Please bear in mind:

 The user may prefill the container with
hot water to reduce cooking time.
 The temperature readings provided by
the supplied thermometer, whether
analog or digital, are for guidance only
since the actual
throughout the food product may not
necessarily be uniform. Deviations up
to ± 4 ° C should be considered
normal.
 The thermal fluid helps the cooking
container retain residual heat up to two
days.
 Do not step on the drained water as it
may contain fat and be very slippery.
MANUAL
temperature