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Service Manual
Built in Ovens
Models:
OB60BCEW1
OB60BCEX1
OB60BDEM1
OB60BDEX1
OB60SCEW1
OB60SCEX1
OB60SCMW1
OB60SCMX1
OB60SDEM1
OB60SDEPM1
OB60SDEPX1
OB60SDEX1
OB60SDTM1
OB60SDTX1
OB60SLMFX1
OB60SVMX1
599390

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Summary of Contents for Fisher & Paykel OB60BCEW1

  • Page 1 Service Manual Built in Ovens Models: OB60BCEW1 OB60BCEX1 OB60BDEM1 OB60BDEX1 OB60SCEW1 OB60SCEX1 OB60SCMW1 OB60SCMX1 OB60SDEM1 OB60SDEPM1 OB60SDEPX1 OB60SDEX1 OB60SDTM1 OB60SDTX1 OB60SLMFX1 OB60SVMX1 599390...
  • Page 2 599390 SEPTEMBER 2007 The models covered by this manual are listed on the front cover. The information detailed in this manual is subject to change without notice. The latest version is indicated by the reprint date and replaces any earlier editions. The front cover picture shows the type of product and may not necessarily be an exact image of the models covered by the manual.
  • Page 3 599390 PRODUCTS Brand Fisher & Paykel Model Description Product Code - Market OB60BCEW1 Classic, double oven, ½ cavity on top 80485 80440 OB60BCEX1 Classic, double oven, ½ cavity on top 80486 80441 OB60BDEM1 Designer, double oven, ½ cavity on top...
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    599390 CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS ........................5 Model Descriptions......................5 Electrical Ratings ......................5 SERIAL LABEL ........................6 INSTALLATION ........................7 Cabinetry......................... 7 Securing The Oven ......................7 Air Circulation........................7 OPERATION ..........................8 Setting The Clock......................8 Conditioning The Oven ....................8 Protecting The Enamel Surface ..................8 Condensation And Hot Knobs..................8 Child Lock ........................
  • Page 5: Specifications

    599390 SPECIFICATIONS Model Descriptions Type OB = Oven - Built in Width 60 = 60 cm Cavity = Double cavity = Double under bench oven = Compact oven = Single cavity Family = Classic = Designer = Commercial = Exclusive Features = Electronic clock = Large font graphics on control panel for visually impaired customers...
  • Page 6: Serial Label

    599390 SERIAL LABEL • Ser n = serial number, composed of ABBCC-NNNN , where: - A is the last number of the year of manufacture e.g. 7 = 2007. - BB is the week of manufacture e.g. 08 = week 08. - CC –...
  • Page 7: Installation

    599390 INSTALLATION Cabinetry There is no requirement to install the product in an air-sealed cavity. Securing The Oven Secure the oven into the cabinetry using the screws provided. Air Circulation The space between the bottom of the door and the lower trim is important for the correct air circulation into the oven.
  • Page 8: Operation

    599390 OPERATION Setting The Clock The oven will not work if the clock has not been set. For the double ovens (normal or under bench) this applies to the bottom main oven only. Refer to the user guide for instructions on how to set the clock.
  • Page 9: Cleaning

    599390 Cleaning 4.7.1 Door Glass Do not use harsh abrasive cleaners or sharp metal scrapers to clean the oven door glass as this may scratch the surface and result in the glass shattering, or damage the heat reflective coating. The single oven models have three panes of glass, of which the inner and middle glasses can be removed by the customer for cleaning.
  • Page 10: Catalytic Panels

    599390 Catalytic Panels In models which have catalytic side panels fitted, the panels are reversible. Make sure that they are replaced with the arrow pointing up, and that the on models with side lights, the panel with the hole for the light is placed on the left hand side of the oven. Sliding Shelf Supports –...
  • Page 11: Servicing

    599390 SERVICING Pyrolytic Ovens 5.1.1 Electronic Programmer Old Version New Version EL1000 ® The Siebe electronic Programmer is the primary control and monitor device and incorporates the following features: • Oven temperature control. • LED display. • Clock 24 Hour. •...
  • Page 12 599390 Connected to the mode selector (ST4), the electronic programmer (EL1000) verifies the programme selection by comparing the resistance on the selector with that stored on the programmer’s microchip. When the selected programme has been chosen, a confirmation will be given on the onboard LED display as follows: •...
  • Page 13: Electronic Programmer Testing

    599390 Self-Clean (Pyrolytic) Function When the self-clean function is selected on the mode selector, the Electronic Programmer (EL1000) will trigger the following. • Internal cavity temperature confirmed by ST1 probe. • Door closed status confirmed by ST3 microswitch and door lock light is illuminated. •...
  • Page 14 599390 Full Engineer Test Mode This special mode is for testing single components of the control board. It can only be activated within 10 seconds of the power being supplied and as soon as the cavity temperature has been evaluated. If the cavity temperature is higher than the door locking temperature, the door gets locked and the test mode cannot be entered.
  • Page 15 599390 Level 1 Button 1 Oven sensor temperature. Display message "xxx°C" Button 2 Baking mode 0 to 8. Display message "b1” to “B8” corresponding with chosen selector switch position. Button 3 PV +/- position. Display message “Pr xx”. xx is 0 = Neutral, 1 = plus, -1 = minus.
  • Page 16: Wiring Diagram (Old Version Programmer)

    599390 5.1.1.3 Wiring Diagram (Old Version Programmer)
  • Page 17: Wiring Diagram (New Version Programmer)

    599390 5.1.1.4 Wiring Diagram (New Version Programmer)
  • Page 18: Door Lock Mechanism

    599390 5.1.2 Door Lock Mechanism The door lock mechanism is a bimetal operated door looking system that is used to ensure the oven door is mechanically locked and cannot be opened while the oven is in the self clean mode. 5.1.2.1 Principles of Operation When the oven is switched to the self-clean mode, the main control board on the oven will verify via the door lock microswitch (figure 1), that the door is closed.
  • Page 19 599390 Microswitch Unlock Lock Bimetallic contact Bimetallic arm. contact arm. Terminals 2 & 3 Terminals 3 & 4. PTC element Oven door latch (unlock) switch. Terminals 33 & 34. PTC element (lock) Figure 2 The door lock mechanism will be locked approximately 30 seconds after the self-clean programme has been selected and will be indicated by the illumination of the “lock”...
  • Page 20: Door Lock Related Issues

    599390 5.1.2.2 Door Lock Related Issues The customer may not be initially aware of a failure of the door lock mechanism and the first indication the customer will have is when the control display shows the flashing “DOOR” symbol or an audible sound can be heard.
  • Page 21 599390 The door lock mechanism should be positioned through the control panel as shown (Figure 5) ensuring that the shim washers are correctly located (Figure 4). Figure 5 The securing screws for the door lock assembly should only be screwed in enough to allow the the lock assembly to still be moved.
  • Page 22: Door Lock Clearance Adjustment

    599390 5.1.2.4 Door Lock Clearance Adjustment When the door lock adjustments have been made, the latch should be checked for correct clearance to ensure the door latch will maintain the open position when the door is shut, and will allow the latch to engage at the required depth when locked in the self-clean setting. To ensure correct setting, the door should be pulled slightly away from the cavity until the edge of the latch is level with the door lock block (figure 7).
  • Page 23: Door Lock Status Wiring Diagrams

    599390 5.1.2.5 Door Lock Status Wiring Diagrams...
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  • Page 28: Wiring Diagrams

    599390 Wiring Diagrams 5.2.1 Electronic Clock, 8 Function Ovens...
  • Page 29: Soft Touch Ovens

    599390 5.2.2 Soft Touch Ovens...
  • Page 30: Pyrolytic, Electronic Clock Ovens

    599390 5.2.3 Pyrolytic, Electronic Clock Ovens...
  • Page 31: Double Ovens (1/2 Cavity On Top)

    599390 5.2.4 Double Ovens (1/2 Cavity On Top)
  • Page 32: Double Oven Under Bench

    599390 5.2.5 Double Oven Under Bench...
  • Page 33: Function, Power Diagrams

    599390 Function, Power Diagrams 5.3.1 3 Function Ovens (Double Top Ovens) 5.3.2 5 Function Ovens...
  • Page 34: Function Main Ovens

    599390 5.3.3 8 Function Main Ovens...
  • Page 35: Soft Touch Ovens

    599390 5.3.4 Soft Touch Ovens...
  • Page 36: Pyrolytic Ovens

    599390 5.3.5 Pyrolytic Ovens...
  • Page 37: Fault Codes

    599390 FAULT CODES Electronic Oven Fault Codes...
  • Page 38 599390 MESSAGE VALUE ON CLOCK OF THE DESCRIPTION DISPLAY ERROR E001 Oven cavity temperature probe in short circuit E002 Not used on these models Not used on these models E004 Not used on these models E008 ---- Overheating on the oven cavity E017 16+1 Overheating of oven cavity and temperature probe open circuit...
  • Page 39: Pyrolytic Oven Fault Codes

    599390 Pyrolytic Oven Fault Codes...
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  • Page 41: Warranty

    599390 If F2 is shown in the display, this indicates that the transistor for relay 1 is short circuit or that the supply voltage is less than 150 Volts. The appliance should be turned off for 1 minute and then turned back on. If the F2 indication is still being shown, then the electronic programmer will need to be replaced.

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