Hamoki Bain Marie - BM-6T

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The Hamoki BM-6T Bain Marie is a professional-grade wet heat unit designed for chefs and catering professionals who need to maintain food at safe, consistent serving temperatures. Boasting a 15-litre capacity with six included GN 1/2 pots, it excels in high-volume settings like buffets, schools, and restaurants by keeping soups, sauces, and sides ready to serve; however, its substantial footprint requires a dedicated, level countertop space in your kitchen layout.
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No, the BM-6T is designed specifically as a wet heat bain marie. Using it without water can damage the element.
The unit features an adjustable range that goes up to 85°C.
Yes, the stainless steel GN containers provided are standard size and dishwasher safe.
Water should be drained and replaced at the end of every service shift for hygiene purposes.
No, it is equipped with a standard 13A plug for direct connection to a wall socket.
The unit measures 1100mm wide, 680mm deep, and 275mm high.
Verify the unit is plugged into a functioning power outlet and that the thermostat dial is set above the lowest position.
Check the drain tap for debris or buildup. Ensure the unit is positioned on a level surface so gravity can assist drainage.
Ensure the lids are kept on containers when not serving to retain heat, and check that the water level in the tank has not evaporated below the minimum line.
To set up your Hamoki BM-6T, place it on a stable, heat-resistant, and level surface near a 13A power outlet. Before turning the unit on, ensure the drain tap is firmly closed and fill the tank with water until it reaches the indicated level.
Care instructions are straightforward due to the stainless steel design. After each service shift, unplug the unit once it has cooled down, open the drain tap to remove the water, and wipe down the interior tank and exterior surfaces with a food-safe detergent. Do not use abrasive scouring pads, as these can scratch the finish and harbor bacteria. Periodically check the heating element for limescale buildup, especially in hard water areas, to ensure the unit maintains thermal efficiency.