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Repair Instructions - Cooking
1.1
Purpose and target group.............................................................................. 3
1.2
Other applicable documents...........................................................................3
2.1
Qualification.................................................................................................... 4
2.2
Information in warning messages...................................................................4
2.3
Basic safety instructions................................................................................. 6
2.4
Grouped safety messages..............................................................................7
3.1
Brushless direct current motor....................................................................... 8
3.2
EcoClean Direct............................................................................................11
3.3
3.4
Fold-down door.............................................................................................13
3.5
3.6
3.7
Clock............................................................................................................. 24
3.8
Vapour extraction system............................................................................. 25
4.1
Result faults................................................................................................ 28
Food is not cooked.......................................................................................28
Food is heated too slowly............................................................................ 28
Cleaning action is inadequate...................................................................... 28
Pieces of dough form a skin........................................................................ 28
Food dries out.............................................................................................. 29
4.2
Malfunctions................................................................................................ 30
is switched off............................................................................................... 30
Display is mirrored........................................................................................30
Rails - Sloping down at the back/askew...................................................... 30
Rails - Jam/become caught..........................................................................30
Baking tray/universal pan warped, bent, bounces ...................................... 31
Operating ring does not respond / no display.............................................. 31
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Operation is not interrupted when the door is opened................................. 32
Display background white/display hard to read............................................32
Fault code is displayed.................................................................................32
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phase............................................................................................................ 32
Appliance does not generate any steam......................................................33
attained......................................................................................................... 33
Brightness of microwave differs from that of the oven................................. 33
Cooling fan overruns for too long.................................................................33
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Door (fold-down door) does not open 90°....................................................34
Clock gains > 1 minute every day................................................................34
Time - is fast / slow...................................................................................... 34
Clock loses several minutes a day.............................................................. 35
Time jumps back when switching on the appliance..................................... 35
4.3
Noise............................................................................................................ 36
Rails squeaking............................................................................................ 36
High-frequency whistling sound....................................................................36
Cooling fan motor makes a high-frequency noise........................................36
Cooling fan overrun too loud........................................................................36
28
Door closes loudly........................................................................................ 37
4.4
Other faults (surface defects, cracks, breaks)........................................ 38
Rails discoloured after pyrolysis...................................................................38
Baking tray/universal pan do not fit on the rails........................................... 38
Control panel and/or door askew................................................................. 38
Difference in display colour/brightness.........................................................38
Gap between panel and door varies............................................................ 39
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4.5
Leaks............................................................................................................ 40
Steam escapes in the top right-hand corner................................................ 40
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Baking tray/universal pan warped, bent, bounces ........31 Operating ring can be rotated easily / no change on the display....31 Operating ring does not respond / no display..........31 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 1 of 101...
  • Page 2 Removing and installing the baking sensor module (Lambda module)..79 Installing and removing the control panel............ 80 Removing and installing the control power module........81 Flashing and coding..................82 Removing and installing the interior light (roof)..........84 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 2 of 101...
  • Page 3: Concerning This Document

    Technical storemen in the spare-parts warehouse who determine the required • Exploded drawings spare parts • Parts lists • Call centre employees who take orders • Repair videos 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 3 of 101...
  • Page 4: Safety

    2.2.1 Danger levels and warning symbols been trained by BSH or a centre authorised by BSH. Warning messages are provided with danger levels and warning symbols in this In all other countries repair work may be performed by comparably trained document.
  • Page 5 Type and source of danger! Consequences of ignoring the warning. ► Actions to protect from danger. The following example shows a warning message that warns against electric shock: 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 5 of 101...
  • Page 6: Basic Safety Instructions

    ... to prevent cut injuries • wear protective gloves..electronic components • wear earthing wrist strap. • Discharge capacitors. Table 3: Measures to be taken for each repair 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 6 of 101...
  • Page 7: Grouped Safety Messages

    ► If running tests while the power is on, always use a residual current circuit-breaker. ► Ensure that the resistance of the protective conductor does not exceed the standardised value. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 7 of 101...
  • Page 8: Design And Function

    The motor electronics is made up of the power electronics and the control electronics. The motor electronics generates the voltage with which the individual coils are controlled. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 8 of 101...
  • Page 9 Fig. 6: Rotary field generated determines the characteristic of the EC motor. red coil = north pole / green coil = south pole / grey coil = countervoltage 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 9 of 101...
  • Page 10 New procedures allow precise control even below the minimum speed by using targeted brief current pulses, which do not move the motor but are influenced by the rotor’s magnetic field. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 10 of 101...
  • Page 11: Ecoclean Direct

    Normally, no additional cleaning cycle is necessary. Should an additional cleaning cycle be required as an exception due to special operating conditions, this will be indicated in the display. A cleaning programme can be started manually. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 11 of 101...
  • Page 12: Cooking Compartment Temperature Sensor (Pt500 / Pt1000)

    Connecting cables Protective tube Cooking compartment temperature sensors are temperature sensors that use the dependence of the electrical resistance on the temperature in platinum as a measuring effect. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 12 of 101...
  • Page 13: Fold-Down Door

    (coated) glasses (coated) Borosilicate Soda-lime Soda-lime Soda-lime inner glass inner glass inner glass inner glass Table 5: Design of the fold-down door variants for appliances without microwave 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 13 of 101...
  • Page 14: Temperature Regulation In The Various Operating Modes (60 Cm Wide)

    The temperature in the cooking compartment is measured using Top limit curve Bottom limit curve an oven temperature sensor, (also called a PTC-resistor EN = Set point curve Positive-Temperatur-Coeffizient). 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 14 of 101...
  • Page 15 Pizza setting, as an example the temperature range for a target temperature of 200 °C temperature of 200 °C Top limit curve Bottom limit curve Top limit curve Bottom limit curve Set point curve Set point curve 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 15 of 101...
  • Page 16 Full-surface grill, as an example the temperature range for level 2 Top limit curve Bottom limit curve Top limit curve Bottom limit curve Set point curve Set point curve 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 16 of 101...
  • Page 17 Rapid heat-up Top limit curve Bottom limit curve Set point curve Rapid heat-up uses two types of heating depending on which operating mode it is started from. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 17 of 101...
  • Page 18 Special features and characteristics: On reaching 90 % of the selected target temperature the appliance switches from settings 1 to settings 2 (type of element control and circulated air motor) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 18 of 101...
  • Page 19: Temperature Regulation In The Various Operating Modes (45 Cm Wide)

    The temperature in the cooking compartment is measured using a PTC-resistor as oven temperature sensor, (PTC-resistor EN = Positive-Temperatur-Coeffizient). Curve top limit Curve bottom limit Curve setpoint 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 19 of 101...
  • Page 20 Pizza setting, as an example the temperature range for a target temperature of 200 °C temperature of 200 °C Curve top limit Curve bottom limit Curve top limit Curve bottom limit Curve setpoint Curve setpoint 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 20 of 101...
  • Page 21 Hot air grilling, as an example the temperature range for a target Curve top limit Curve bottom limit temperature of 200 °C Curve setpoint Curve top limit Curve bottom limit Curve setpoint 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 21 of 101...
  • Page 22 3.6.10 Rapid heat-up Curve top limit Curve bottom limit Curve setpoint Rapid heat-up uses two types of heating depending on which operating mode it is started from. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 22 of 101...
  • Page 23 Special features and characteristics: On reaching 90 % of the selected target temperature the appliance switches from settings 1 to settings 2 (type of element control and circulated air motor) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 23 of 101...
  • Page 24: Clock

    If the appliance is switched on again, the quartz clock of the laB synchronises the clock display of the MMB immediately. Repeat the procedure exactly as described above for "appliance in operation". 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 24 of 101...
  • Page 25: Vapour Extraction System

    • Conventional appliances valve. • Appliances with full steam • Appliances with microwave (45 cm, without pyrolytic system) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 25 of 101...
  • Page 26 To compensate, the valve needs to be slightly more closed at high Sensor cooking 2 (conventional) slightly open temperatures (from 151 °C to 250 °C 40 % open). Sensor cooking 2 (Cir- slightly open coTherm, full steam) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 26 of 101...
  • Page 27 100 % 100 % 100 % does not occur Table 10: Opening ratios depending on parameters and oven temperatures (appliance with microwave, 45 cm, without pyrolytic system) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 27 of 101...
  • Page 28: Fault Diagnosis

    ► Check the function of the vapour valve. (Page 76) ► Replace vapour valve if defective. (Page 100) ► Replace vapour valve motor if defective. (Page 101) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 28 of 101...
  • Page 29: Food Dries Out

    ► Check the function of the vapour valve. (Page 76) ► Replace vapour valve if defective. (Page 100) ► Replace defective vapour valve motor. (Page 101) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 29 of 101...
  • Page 30: Malfunctions

    This makes it easy to place accessories in position. By exerting light and evenly applied pressure (at the left and right), the rails can be unlocked and slid back into the cooking compartment. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 30 of 101...
  • Page 31: Baking Tray/Universal Pan Warped, Bent, Bounces

    Operating ring is hard to turn / remains Finger is very dry and/or operating ring ► Advise customer: stuck in a specific position was just cleaned. Moisten finger (e.g. on dishcloth). (only Bosch) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 31 of 101...
  • Page 32: Operation Is Not Interrupted When The Door Is Opened

    / plopping noise) ► Advise customer: Water on the cooking compartment floor must always be wiped away before drying (also see note in manual). 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 32 of 101...
  • Page 33: Appliance Does Not Generate Any Steam

    (CPM with software status 0027 or Not a fault. Current state of technology. ► Advise customer: above) Sufficient cooling of the appliance is required when it has become hot during operation. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 33 of 101...
  • Page 34: Reset During Operation In Main Menu "Myprofile

    ► 3. The observation period was half a year. Observation of shorter periods and extrapolation to half a year is not permitted. ► Replace the defective control module. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 34 of 101...
  • Page 35: Clock Loses Several Minutes A Day

    When the appliance is switched off, the ► Replace the operating module. the appliance Inter Action Board (IaB) no longer syn- chronizes the display in Multi Media Board (MMB). = Clock crystal faulty 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 35 of 101...
  • Page 36: Noise

    Fan speed is not optimised with this soft- ► Flash CPM to software status ≥ 0027. (KI01 to KI04 and CPM with software ware status. status 0022 and 0026) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 36 of 101...
  • Page 37: Door Closes Loudly

    Not a fault. Current state of technology. ► Advise customer: The closing mechanism of the door switch closes the door with a defined force. This is not possible without making a sound. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 37 of 101...
  • Page 38: Other Faults (Surface Defects, Cracks, Breaks)

    Difference in colour of microwave/oven Production-related colour tolerances. - The production-related colour tolerances of the microwave turning handle have turning handle been minimised. ► Replace the microwave turning handle. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 38 of 101...
  • Page 39: Gap Between Panel And Door Varies

    The seal and its connecting sleeve should be cleaned as specified in the instruction manual, i.e. using only water with a little detergent. You should not use any harsh or abrasive cloths, sponges or cleaning agents. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 39 of 101...
  • Page 40: Leaks

    The retaining tabs of the vapour valve are (Condensed water on the control mod- ► Assemble the vapour valve correctly. not latched into the air baffle. ule) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 40 of 101...
  • Page 41: Water Drips Onto The Floor Or Furniture When The Door Is Opened

    ? Self-tapping screws 00611413 ► Retrofit condensation strip. Vapour/condensation escapes Vapour valve does not close correctly. ► Check the vapour system. (Page 76) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 41 of 101...
  • Page 42: Test

    All measurements must be documented in a measurement protocol. ► Measure the distance at all four positions. Result: Target distance = 19 mm ± 1 mm 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 42 of 101...
  • Page 43: Checking The Alignment Of The Panel With The Door

    2. Compare the measurement result with the permissible tolerances. 5.2.2 Checking the lateral displacement of the panel relative to the door's decorative strips Tolerances: • Left/right ≤ ± 1 mm 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 43 of 101...
  • Page 44 2. Compare the measurement result with the permissible tolerance. 2. Compare the measurement result with the permissible tolerance. 5.2.5 Checking the panel inclination Tolerance: • ± 0.75° Required tools: ? Protractor 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 44 of 101...
  • Page 45: Checking The Cooking Sensor (Lambda Sensor)

    1. Check whether the openings in the metal housing of the cooking sensor are 7. Calibrate the new cooking sensor manually in the Service program. soiled or blocked. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 45 of 101...
  • Page 46: Check The Ventilation Of The Appliance In The Furniture

    Any vapours arising inside the appliance are taken up by this stream of air and also blown out to the front. For this reason, there must always be an air gap between the appliance and adjacent cabinets or worktops. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 46 of 101...
  • Page 47 If the oven is being installed underneath a hob, the following must be considered: • the minimum distance X between the appliances • the minimum thickness Y of the worktop Fig. 25: Minimum distance and worktop thickness 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 47 of 101...
  • Page 48: Check The Meat Temperature Probe (Ntc)

    ≤ 2.832 k Ω ≤ 2.753 k Ω ≤ 2.676 k Ω ≤ 2.601 k Ω Table 12: Meat temperature probe (resistance values in 1 °C increments) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 48 of 101...
  • Page 49 3. Compare the displayed temperature against the measured ambient temperature. 4. Withdraw the meat temperature probe. 5. Measure the ambient temperature of the NTC. 8. Compare measurements (temperature / resistance) with setpoints. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 49 of 101...
  • Page 50 Test 9. Replace the meat temperature probe if it is defective. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 50 of 101...
  • Page 51: Checking The Lighting In The Cooking Compartment

    12. Plug LED E23 (right-hand side) directly onto the K138.X25 contact. Required tools: 13. Set up the test program – component test – oven light K24. ? Multimeter [ 15000062] Result: LED lights up. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 51 of 101...
  • Page 52 18. Remove LED 24 from the K138.X25 contact. 19. Connect the plug from E23 to the U2 distributor (U2.X93). 20. Connect the plug from E24 to the U2 distributor (U2.X92). 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 52 of 101...
  • Page 53: Check The Cooking Compartment Temperature Sensor (Pt1000)

    4. Compare measurements (temperature / resistance) with ? [ 00340955] - Retaining clip for thermal oven element setpoints (Page 55). 5. If the cooking compartment temperature sensor is defective, replace it. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 53 of 101...
  • Page 54 1915.6 1919.2 1922.9 1926.5 1930.1 1933.7 1937.4 1941.0 1944.6 1948.2 1951.8 1955.5 1959.1 1962.7 1966.3 1969.9 1973.5 1977.1 1980.7 1984.3 1987.9 1991.5 1995.1 1998.7 2002.3 2005.9 2009.5 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 54 of 101...
  • Page 55 2756.3 2759.7 2763.0 2766.4 2769.7 2773.1 2776.4 2779.8 2783.1 2786.4 2789.8 2793.1 2796.4 2799.8 2803.1 2806.4 Table 13: Widerstandswerte des Garraum-Temperaturfühlers (PT1000) in 1 °C Schritten ► 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 55 of 101...
  • Page 56: Check The Cooking Compartment Temperature Sensor (Pt500)

    4. Compare measurements (temperature / resistance) with ? [ 00340955] - Retaining clip for thermal oven element setpoints (Page 58). 5. If the cooking compartment temperature sensor is defective, replace it. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 56 of 101...
  • Page 57 957.81 959.62 961.44 963.25 965.06 966.87 968.68 970.49 972.30 974.11 975.92 977.73 979.53 981.34 983.15 984.95 986.76 988.56 990.60 992.17 993.97 995.77 997.37 999.37 1001.2 1003.0 1004.8 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 57 of 101...
  • Page 58 1394.9 1396.6 1398.2 1399.9 1401.6 1403.9 1404.9 1406.6 1408.2 1409.9 1411.5 1413.2 1414.9 1416.5 1418.2 1419.9 Table 14: Widerstandswerte des Garraum-Temperaturfühlers (PT500) in 1 °C Schritten ► 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 58 of 101...
  • Page 59: Checking Condensation

    [ 11003837] can be retrofitted along with the panel holder [ 11003838] and three Not a fault. Current state of technology. self-tapping screws [ 00611413] . 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 59 of 101...
  • Page 60 After condensation-intensive operation, water may run out of the door and onto the furniture when the door is opened. Not a fault. Current state of technology. Any leaking condensation should be mopped up. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 60 of 101...
  • Page 61: Checking The Position Of The Wall Socket

    ► Check the position of the wall socket according to the drawing. 5.10.2 Check the position of the wall socket in the tall unit. ► Check the position of the wall socket according to the drawing. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 61 of 101...
  • Page 62: Checking The Socket Of The Meat Temperature Sensor

    1. Start the “Core Temp. Probe Test” program. Result: Connected (√) 2. Withdraw the meat temperature probe. Result: Not connected (√) 3. Replace the defective socket or faulty electronics. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 62 of 101...
  • Page 63: Check The Heat-Resistance Of The Fitted Units

    1. Determine heat-resistance of the fitted unit 2. Check ventilation holes and installation in accordance with the installation instructions. Check the temperature of the furniture surfaces according to the instructions. (Page 71) 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 63 of 101...
  • Page 64: Measuring The Temperature Of The Operating Surfaces For Hot Air At 220 °C

    (shelf position 3) (bead must not touch the wire rack). Fig. 26: Temperature curve for appliances with a PTC sensor °C Temperature Temperature in the cooking compartment minutes 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 64 of 101...
  • Page 65 1. Enter the measured temperatures and measurement conditions on the RAS. 2. If an eFSB is created for unclear temperature curves, always print out the graph and attach it to the eFSB. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 65 of 101...
  • Page 66: Measuring The Temperature Of The Operating Surfaces For Grilling Level 3

    (shelf position 3) (bead must not touch the wire rack). Fig. 27: Temperature curve for appliances with a PTC sensor °C Temperature Upper limit minutes Temperature in the cooking compartment Lower limit 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 66 of 101...
  • Page 67 1. Enter the measured temperatures and measurement conditions on the RAS. 2. If an eFSB is created for unclear temperature curves, always print out the graph and attach it to the eFSB. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 67 of 101...
  • Page 68: Measuring The Temperature Of The Appliance Surfaces For Hot Air At 200 °C

    (shelf position 3) (bead must not touch the wire rack). Fig. 28: Temperature curve for appliances with a PTC sensor °C Temperature Upper limit minutes Temperature in the cooking compartment Lower limit 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 68 of 101...
  • Page 69 1 cm of the edge towards the centre and around the 8. Measure the room temperature and make a note of it. door handle. Measure the temperature of the appliance surfaces with the surface temperature sensor. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 69 of 101...
  • Page 70 1. Enter the measured temperatures and measurement conditions on the RAS. 2. If an eFSB is created for unclear temperature curves, always print out the graph and attach it to the eFSB. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 70 of 101...
  • Page 71: Measuring The Temperature Of The Furniture Surfaces For Hot Air At 220 °C

    (shelf position 3) (bead must not touch the wire rack). Fig. 29: Temperature curve for appliances with a PTC sensor °C Temperature Cooking compartment temperature minutes 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 71 of 101...
  • Page 72 1. Enter the measured temperatures and measurement conditions on the RAS. 2. If an eFSB is created for unclear temperature curves, always print out the graph and attach it to the eFSB. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 72 of 101...
  • Page 73: Measuring The Temperature In The Cooking Compartment For Hot Air At 200 °C

    Fig. 30: Temperature curve for appliances with a PTC sensor °C Temperature Upper limit minutes Temperature in the cooking compartment Lower limit 2. Connect measuring device. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 73 of 101...
  • Page 74 1. Enter the measured temperature on the RAS. 2. If an eFSB is created for unclear temperature curves, always print out the graph and attach it to the eFSB. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 74 of 101...
  • Page 75: Time - Check Clock Accuracy

    2. After six months, compare the time displayed on the appliance with the current time of day. Result: A clock drift ± 3 minutes is permissible and is no cause for complaint. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 75 of 101...
  • Page 76: Checking The Vapour System

    The vapour valve has been damaged by overextending the screw on the flap! ► Don’t activate the vapour valve by hand. Remove the vapour valve. 2. Visually inspect the vapour valve. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 76 of 101...
  • Page 77 When the cooling fan switches on, the motor rotates the eccentric to 0° (vapour valve closed). Measure the microswitch (closer): S28.1 - S28.2 Result: 0 Ω = 0° position 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 77 of 101...
  • Page 78: Repairs

    Screwing the Lambda sensor too tightly can damage the oven! ► Do not use a tool to tighten the Lambda sensor. ► Screw on the Lambda sensor and tighten it by hand. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 78 of 101...
  • Page 79: Removing And Installing The Baking Sensor Module (Lambda Module)

    4. Pull the plug of the cable to the power electronics from the Lambda module. 6.2.2 Installing the Lambda module ► Install the Lambda module in the reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 79 of 101...
  • Page 80: Installing And Removing The Control Panel

    ► Carefully pull the control panel forwards, not too far out. 1. 1) Remove the screws on the right and left. 2) Push the control panel upwards slightly and swivel forwards a little. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 80 of 101...
  • Page 81: Removing And Installing The Control Power Module

    Discharge capacitor by short-circuiting the minus-plus terminals on the rectifier. 2. Remove cable strap and take lines out of ducts. ► Install the CPM in reverse sequence. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 81 of 101...
  • Page 82: Flashing And Coding

    ? D-Bus 2 cable [ 00341245] ? USB isolator [ 15000299] HSI-DBUS2 interface ? HSI cable [ 15000300] from version 2215 ? USB 3.0 HUB [ 15000373] 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 82 of 101...
  • Page 83 3) Catch springs in recesses of module so they are 100% secure. 12. Follow the instructions in the iService software. 13. Follow the instructions in the flash / code guide (ASP). 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 83 of 101...
  • Page 84: Removing And Installing The Interior Light (Roof)

    2) Remove the interior light. 6.6.2 Installing the interior light (roof) ► 1) Insert the interior light and its seal. 2) Fasten the interior light with screws. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 84 of 101...
  • Page 85: Install And Remove Cabinet Upper Section

    2) Remove the upper section of the cabinet upwards. 6.7.2 Remove the upper section of the cabinet ► 1) Mount the upper section on the side panels and rear panel. 2) Screw in the screws. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 85 of 101...
  • Page 86: Installing And Removing The Cabinet Back Panel

    2) Remove the cabinet back panel toward the rear. 6.8.2 Install the cabinet back panel ► 1) Mount the back panel on the side walls and bottom panel. 2) Screw in the screws. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 86 of 101...
  • Page 87: Installing And Removing The Cabinet Side Panel (Left)

    2) Remove the cabinet side panel to the rear. 6.9.2 Installing the cabinet side panel (left) ► 1) Insert the side panel in the catches and move to the front. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 87 of 101...
  • Page 88: Installing And Removing The Cabinet Side Panel (Right)

    2) Remove the cabinet side panel to the rear. 6.10.2 Installing the cabinet side panel (right) ► 1) Insert the side panel in the catches and move to the front. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 88 of 101...
  • Page 89: Remove And Install The Appliance

    ► If installed in the tall unit, remove the appliance with two people or use a lift truck (mains cable length only 120 cm). 1. Open the appliance door. 2. Remove left and right mounting screw. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 89 of 101...
  • Page 90: Dismantling And Assembling The Fold-Down Door

    2) Open the locking levers on the hinges. 3) Close the fold-down door completely. 3. 1) Open the fold-down door. 2) Close the locking lever on the hinges. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 90 of 101...
  • Page 91 7. 1) Remove the top screws on the left and on the right. 3) Lift the intermediate glass panel and remove it. 2) Pull down on the inner door frame and remove it. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 91 of 101...
  • Page 92 9. Remove the skin plates from the inner glass panel. 6.12.2 Assembling the fold-down door ► Assemble the fold-down door in the reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 92 of 101...
  • Page 93: Removing And Installing The Cooling Fan Motor

    2. (1) Turn the mounting plate of the cooling fan motor towards the left. (2) Remove the cooling fan motor. 6.13.2 Installing the cooling fan motor ► Install the cooling fan motor in the reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 93 of 101...
  • Page 94: Removing And Installing The Power Module

    Installing the power module 1. Insert the power module into the cabinet. 2. Screw in the screws. 3. Route the cables. 4. Use cable straps to fasten the cables. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 94 of 101...
  • Page 95: Remove And Connect The Mains Cable

    2) Pull the mains cable out of the mains connection of the appliance. 6.15.2 Connect the mains cable ► Insert the plug of the mains cable in the mains connection of the appliance, until the plug engages. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 95 of 101...
  • Page 96: Removing And Installing The Deflector

    Remove the fastening screws on the deflector. 2. Remove the deflector. 6.16.2 Installing the deflector ► Install the deflector by following the steps in reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 96 of 101...
  • Page 97: Removing And Installing The Pt500

    2) (2) Pull the temperature sensor rearward out of the tube together with the spring. 6.17.2 Installing the PT500 1. Push the temperature sensor into the tube. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 97 of 101...
  • Page 98: Removing And Installing The Meat Temperature Probe Socket

    The cabinet back panel has been removed. (Page 98) • Cabinet side panel (left) is removed. (Page 98) 6.18.1 Removing the socket 1. Pull the plug of the socket cables from the power module. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 98 of 101...
  • Page 99: Removing And Installing The Door Hinge

    2. Pull the fold-down door from the hinges and place it on a level surface with the inner door glass facing down. 5. Close the locking lever on the hinges. 6. Close the fold-down door. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 99 of 101...
  • Page 100: Removing And Installing The Vapour Valve

    ► 1) (1) Remove the screw from the valve. 2) (2) Remove the valve. 6.20.2 Installing the vapour valve ► Replace the vapour valve in reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 100 of 101...
  • Page 101: Removing And Installing The Vapour Valve Motor

    ► 1) (1) Remove the screw. 2) (2) Pull the vapour valve motor from the rear holder and remove it. 3. Screw in the screw. 4. Reassemble the appliance in reverse order. 2017-03-23 / DIS 184_58300000197442_ARA_EN_A Copyright by BSH Hausgeräte GmbH Page 101 of 101...

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