Taylor L850 Operator's Manual page 32

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Entire Grill (All Models)
Problem
The grill alone will not turn on when the
fan interlock switch is in the ON position.
The platen will not stay down when the
STANDBY button is pressed.
The grill displays TOO COOL.
The grill displays TOO HOT.
Thermocouple X is open.
Thermocouple X is shorted.
7
The product is undercooked or
overcooked.
7-2
Probable Cause
The grill breaker has tripped.
The grill's control voltage cord has
become unplugged.
The Ansul reset tripped.
Internal component failure.
The cavity where the handle latches to
the latch solenoid (located at the front of
the grill) is dirty.
Internal component failure.
The grill is not within the specified
temperature range of the specified
recipe.
Three-phase breaker tripped.
Three-phase cord has become
unplugged from the wall.
The grill is not within the specified
temperature range of the specified
recipe.
Internal component failure.
Three-phase cord has become
unplugged from the wall.
Internal component failure.
The release material is dirty or worn.
The upper platen or lower cook surface
is not clean or has carbon buildup.
Incorrect cook time.
The grill's gaps are not within
specification.
Model L850, L852, L858 Series
Remedy
Reset the breaker.
Reseat the power cord.
Press the Ansul reset button.
If the problem still remains, call for
service.
Clean the handle foot and/or the latch
solenoid post.
If the problem still remains, call for
service.
Wait for the grill to reach temperature
range for specified recipe.
Reset the breaker.
Reseat the three-phase plug.
Wait for the grill to reach temperature
range for specified recipe.
Call for service.
Reseat the three-phase plug.
If the problem still remains, call for
service.
Clean and/or replace the release sheets.
Cleaning procedures must be followed
to properly clean the grill and remove
carbon buildup.
Increase or decrease the cook time
accordingly.
Refer to the gapping procedure in the
service manual.
Troubleshooting Guide