1 Safety Precautions 1.1. Health & Safety Note: When servicing the SCHOLTES oven, health and safety issues must be considered at all times. Specific safety issues are listed below with their appropriate icon. These are illustrated throughout the service information to remind service people of the health and safety issues 1.1.1.
2 Specifications MODEL -BT62S / HL-BT62B DESCRIPTION VALUE OVEN CAPACITY 68 LITERS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 220-240V ~ -50-60Hz NOMINAL POWER 3.00 kW OVEN FAN MOTOR GRILL HEATING ELEMENT 1.80 kW TOP HEATING ELEMENT BOTTOM HEATING ELEMENT 1.2 kW FAN HEATING ELEMENT 2.0 kW ENERGY CLASS A -20%...
3 General/Introduction 3.1. OVEN COOLING CIRCUIT AND FLUE The oven is cooled by a tangential fan motor located above the oven cavity The tangential cooling starts working (regardless of which cooking operation is selected) when the oven is switched on. The fan pro- duces an air flow that lows out from an opening between the door and the front panel.
4 Features 4.1. Oven cavity structure A flue has been introduced on the top of the oven compart- ment, which leads into the ventilation duct, allowing a reduction in the humidity that is created inside the oven compartment. (In the case of a pyrolitic oven there is also a catalyser) 4.2.
4.3. Heating element The heating elements are the same for all the ovens and are screwed in place from the inside the oven compart- ment. The bottom heating element is easily accessible since it is removed by extracting it from the rear side of the appliance 4.4.
5 Location of Controls and Components 5.1. CONTROL PANEL 5.1.1. Keys description on-off function selection temperature setting duration timer delay timer descrease - minus increase - plus minute minder clock set In each menu only activated keys are described. The keys NOT described are NOT activated. Any key pressing is followed by a short sound.
5.1.4. USER INTERFACE (UI) status Pressing key is possible to switch between these configuration (rolling): STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE STAND-BY Display OFF the uP maintains the clock updated CLOCK D1 shows the clock Set the clock (see §3) Set the UI in available different status D1 Clock - D2 OFF Oven lamp ON Select function.
5.1.6. Manual cooking STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Set the UI to STAND-BY status D1 shows Clock D2 is OFF Select function. If within 20sec any cooking function or minute minder is selected, the UI Set a minute minder (see §7) comes back (automatically) to CLOCK status.
5.1.7. Minute minder Is possible to set a minute minder to activate an alarm after a countdown expire, without stopping any active cooking cycle STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Set the UI to STAND-BY status D1 shows Clock D2 is OFF Select function.
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STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Keep pressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND-BY status DURATION D1 shows countdown TIMER Quick pressing to switch ON-OFF the oven lamp D2 shows temperature Active Change the countdown as described above Keep pressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND-BY status D1 shows “StOP”...
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5.1.10. Self cleaning cycle ( only on pyrolitic ovens) STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Set the UI to STAND-BY status D1 shows Clock ON STATUS Select a cooking function D2 is OFF Set a minute minder (see §7) Set the UI to STAND-BY status After pressing →...
5.1.12. Child lock The “child lock” is activated only if is preset as described in §5. STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE ANY OVEN STATUS See related paragraph Keep pressed for 3 second to set the UI to STAND-BY. Keyboard locked This key is never locked (for safety reasons) D2 shows “...
6 Test Mode 6.1. Oven testing procedure The procedure starts with the oven not connected to the mains, and can be activated only within 30sec from oven connection. During the test the electronic board also checks the temperature probe connection. In case of an open circuit or a short circuit D1 displays “Err1”;...
7 Service Fixture & Tools 8 Disassembly and Assem- bly Instructions 7.1. TOOLS USED ? Phillips head screwdriver 8.1. CAUTION TO BE USE WHEN DISASSEMBLING THE OVEN 1. Always disconnect the oven from the mains before disassembling any part. If an all-pole disconnecting switch is provided, open the switch to disconnect the oven from the supply.
8.2. OVEN DOOR 8.3. GLASS PANELS AND DOOR HANDLE 1. Open completely the oven door and insert the pins provided with the appliance in the relevant holes on the 1. INNER GLASS PANEL sides of the hinges. Open the do or and l ock it with the spe cific pins (see above).
8.4. OVEN INTERNAL ELEMENTS 3. EXTERNAL GLASS PANEL AND OVENHANDLE Unscrew the two screws on the lower side of the door (TRAY SUPPORT, LAMP, FAN frame to release the external panel. COVER, OVEN FAN...) 8.4.1. TRAY SUPPORT (1) Tilt the tray support by pulling it to the center of the oven cavity and (2) slide it out in direction of the oven door.
8.4.3. FAN COVER 8.5.2. REAR CASING Unscrew the screws at both sides of the oven fan baffle by Remove the two screws in the lower part of the rear casing, means of a phillips screwdriver and remove the baffle. unlock the snap-on coupling to release it from the side panels and remove the casing.
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8.6. DOOR MICROSWITCH 2. REMOVEING THE POWER BOARD Push gently backwards the plastic hooks locking the PCB 1. Hold the microswitch firmly and turn it 15° on its support, tilt it upwards and pull it out. counter-clockwise. 2. Then pull it out to release it from its support. 8.7.
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8.8. COOLING FAN AND FAN DUCT 5. (1) Tilt the control panel lifting the lower eddge then. 1. Disconnect the wires running to the right-side oven lamp in order in order to facilitate the removal of the cooling fan duct. 2.
8.9. DOOR LOCK 8.10.2. GRILL+UPPER HEATING ELEMENT Access from the back of the oven: disconnect the wiring 1. DOOR LOCK Access from the oven cavity: remove with a Phillips screwdriver Remove the 3 screws shown in the picture with a Phillips the two screws shown in the picture.
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8.11. OVEN FAN MOTOR 8.10.4. LOWER HEATING ELEMENT Access from the back of the oven: disconnect the wiring, 1. Access from the back of the oven remove the screws shown in the picture with a Phillips screwdriver. using a flat head screwdriver (1) lift the locking tab (2) turn the motor counter-clockwise to release from its bayonet joint...
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8.13. SAFETY THERMAL CUT-OUT AND DOOR LOCK THERMO- STAT Access from the back of the oven: disconnect the wiring, remove the screws shown in the picture using a Phillips screwdriver. Use the same procedure to remove door-lock thermostat. 8.14. THERMINAL BLOCK 1.