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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents General information Contact data Environmental protection Identifying your combi steamer Structure of the full set of documentation About this repair manual For your safety ...
Page 4 Table of Contents 3.4.5 Removing and fitting the fuses on the mounting plate Replacing components of the convection system 3.5.1 Removing and fitting the motor / fan wheel 3.5.2 Removing and fitting the cooking-chamber heating element ...
Page 5 Table of Contents 3.17.3 Fitting the fine particle filter 3.17.4 Removing and fitting the fuses in the ON/OFF switch Repair Manual C4...
Page 6 1 General information 1 General information Purpose of this chapter This chapter provides contact data, shows you how to identify your combi steamer and provides guid- ance on using this manual. Contents This chapter contains the following topics: Page Contact data Environmental protection Identifying your combi steamer Structure of the full set of documentation...
Page 7: Contact Data
1 General information 1.1 Contact data Address Convotherm Elektrogeräte GmbH, Ovens & Advanced Cooking EMEA, Manitowoc Foodservice Talstraße 35 82436 Eglfing Germany Contact information Reception Phone (head office) (+49) (0) 8847 67-0 (+49) (0) 8847 414 www.convotherm.com Internet www.manitowocfoodservice.com Application support...
Page 8: Environmental Protection
1 General information 1.2 Environmental protection Statement of principles Our customers' expectations, the legal regulations and standards and our company's own reputation set the quality and service for all our products. We have an environmental management policy that not only ensures compliance with all environmental regulations and laws, but also commits us to continuous improvement of our green credentials.
Page 9: Identifying Your Combi Steamer
Serial number including year of manufacture Code making up the trade name The code making up the trade name (item 1) identifies your appliance: Elements of the trade Meaning name appliance series Convotherm 4 controls easyTouch controls easyDial numbers xx.yy Appliance size...
Page 10: Structure Of The Full Set Of Documentation
1 General information 1.4 Structure of the full set of documentation Contents of the documentation The documentation for the combi steamer includes the following documents: Training manual - Service Training manual - Sales Error message manual Repair manual (this manual) Installation manual User manual Structure of documentation...
Page 11: About This Repair Manual
1 General information 1.5 About this repair manual Purpose This repair manual is intended for all people who work with the combi steamer, and provides them with the necessary information for identifying faults and for carrying out the necessary remedial actions correctly and safely.
Page 12 1 General information Form of warning notices The warning notices are categorized according to the following hazard levels: Hazard level Consequences Likelihood Death / serious injury (irreversible) Immediate risk Death / serious injury (irreversible) Potential risk Minor injury (reversible) Potential risk Damage to property Potential risk NOTICE...
Page 13: For Your Safety
2 For your safety 2 For your safety Purpose of this chapter This chapter provides you with all the information you need in order to use the combi steamer safely without putting yourself or others at risk. This is a particularly important chapter that you should read through carefully. Contents This chapter contains the following topics: Page...
Page 14: Basic Safety Code
2 For your safety Basic safety code Object of this safety code This safety code aims to ensure that all persons who use the combi steamer have a thorough knowledge of the hazards and safety precautions, and that they follow the safety instructions given in the user manual and on the combi steamer.
Page 15: Warning Signs On The Combi Steamer For Table-Top Models With Fixed Supporting Structure
2 For your s safety Warnin ng signs s on the c combi st teamer fo or table-t top mod els with fixe ed suppo orting str ructure Warning si gns and wh hat they mea The f figure below shows a size e 20.10 com bi steamer a...
Page 16: Hazards And Safety Precautions When Replacing Appliance Parts
2 For your safety Hazards and safety precautions when replacing appliance parts Safety hazard: electrical power Danger Where or in what situations does the Preventive action hazard arise? Risk of electric shock from Under covers Work on the electrical system must only live parts be performed by qualified electricians Under the control panel...
Page 17 2 For your safety Source of hazard: gas Danger Where or in what situations does the Preventive action hazard arise? Risk of explosion from gas If gas pipes are leaking The gas supply must be connected and repaired solely by qualified gas engi- If the gas tap is opened before the gas neers from an authorized installation has been connected fully...
Page 18 2 For your safety Safety hazard: heat Danger Where or in what situations does the Preventive action hazard arise? Risk of fire from heat given If flammable materials, gases or liquids Do not store flammable materials, gases off by the appliance are stored near or on the appliance.
Page 19 2 For your safety Safety hazard: cleaning agent Danger Where or in what situations does the Preventive action hazard arise? Risk of chemical burns or When handling the cleaning-fluid canis- Wear personal protective equipment irritation to skin, eyes and ters respiratory system from When corrosive cleaning fluids are used Only use those cleaning fluids that are...
Page 20: Safety Devices
2 For your safety Safety devices Meaning The combi steamer has a number of safety devices to protect the user from hazards. It is absolutely essential that all safety devices are fitted and in working order when operating the combi steamer. Position and function The figure below shows a size 20.20 combi steamer as an example for all appliance sizes: Item...
Page 21 2 For your safety Item Safety device Function Check ance door heating Safety thermostat Switches off the appliance if Test is a software function temperature too high Boiler (no picture) Cooking chamber Magnetic door switch: Switches off the fan and heater Check magnetic door switch at low Electric door sensor for when the appliance door is...
Page 22: Requirements To Be Met By Personnel, Working Positions
2 For your safety Requirements to be met by personnel, working positions Requirements to be met by personnel Personnel Qualifications Tasks Service engineer Is an employee of an authorized service All servicing and repair work company Has relevant technical training Is trained in the particular appliance Knows the regulations associated with handling heavy loads...
Page 23: Personal Protective Equipment
2 For your safety Personal protective equipment Repairs Activity Protection equipment All repair work Work wear and personal protective equipment depending on the job that needs doing as specified in national regulations Handling cleaning fluids and cleaning-fluid Items of protection equipment, depending on cleaning fluid being used: canisters Breathing mask Safety goggles...
Page 24: Replacing Appliance Parts To Rectify Problems
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Purpose of this chapter This chapter provides information on how to remove and fit appliance parts. Contents This chapter contains the following topics: Page Safe working when replacing appliance parts Service hatches Replacing cooking chamber components Replacing parts of the appliance door...
Page 25: Safe Working When Replacing Appliance Parts
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Safe working when replacing appliance parts For your safety Before starting work, familiarize yourself with the hazards described in Hazards and safety precautions when replacing appliance parts on page 14. Eligibility of personnel for removal/fitting Only qualified personnel from an approved customer service office are permitted to remove and fit combi steamer components.
Page 26 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Lack of oxygen Risk of suffocation from lack of air suitable for breathing Inadequate ventilation at the installation location can lead to suffocation while the appliance is running. Do not obstruct lower area of appliance. Make sure that the fitted ventilation and air supply equipment is working.
Page 27 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Sharp-edged sheet-metal parts Risk of cuts from sharp-edged sheet-metal parts Working with or behind sharp-edged sheet-metal parts may result in cuts to hands. Exercise caution. Wear personal protective equipment. Repair Manual C4...
Page 28: Service Hatches
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.1 Service hatches Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the cooking chamber. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the left side panel Removing and fitting the user interface board Removing and fitting the front cover Removing and fitting the floor hatch to the pump area...
Page 29: Removing And Fitting The Left Side Panel
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e left side e panel Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Left c cover 6.10 ####### 6.20 ####### 10.10 ####### 10.20 ####### 12.20 ####### 20.10 #######...
Page 30 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Hinge the lo ower part awa y sideways an n d remove the e left side panel down nwards. Fitting the left side pan Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the left side panel.
Page 31: Removing And Fitting The User Interface Board
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e user int terface b board Componen Name Appliance Part numb version UI bo oard easyDial ####### easyTouch ####### Tools requ ired mm socket wr rench hillips screwd driver...
Page 32 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Slide the fro ont panel upw ards and then n remove the U UI board from the front. Suspend th e UI board fro om the tab on t the combi ste amer.
Page 33 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Use an 8mm m socket wren nch to remove e the bolt from the panel on the rear of t the SIB. Release an d disconnect t the connector r (X2Q0). Tilt the SIB forward slight tly, then releas...
Page 34 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e front co over Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Lowe er panel 6.10, 10.10 ####### 12.20, 20.20 ####### 20.10 ####### Tools requ ired mm open-end ded wrench...
Page 35 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e hose interna ally from the co o ver. Fitting the front cover Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the front pa nel.
Page 36: Removing And Fitting The Floor Hatch To The Pump Area
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.4 Removin ng and fi itting the e floor ha atch to th he pump p area Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Pump p cover 6.10, 10.10 ####### 6.20, 10.20 ####### 12.20, 20.10, #######...
Page 37: Removing And Fitting The Floor Hatch To The Drain Box
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e floor ha atch to th he drain Componen Name Applianc ce size Part number Drain box cov 6.10, 10 0.10, #### #### 6.20, 10 0.20 20.10...
Page 38: Removing And Fitting The Access Panel For The Stacking-Kit Adapter
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.1.6 Removin ng and fi itting the e access panel fo or the sta acking-k adap pter Componen XXXX X Stacking-k it adapter Tools requ ired socket wren Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi...
Page 39: Replacing Cooking Chamber Components
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.2 Replacing cooking chamber components Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the cooking chamber. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the oven light Removing and fitting the halogen lamp Repair Manual C4...
Page 40: Removing And Fitting The Oven Light
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.2.1 Removing and fitting the oven light Components Name Part number Halogen lamp holder 5056315 Set of light enclosure parts 5056317 Tools required 8mm socket wrench Phillips screwdriver Handling the halogen lamp Always wear gloves or use a cloth to handle the working halogen lamp. Never touch the glass bulb of new or reusable halogen lamps with bare fingers.
Page 41 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Use a Phillips screwdriver to undo the two screws. Take out the lampholder and undo the crimp connections. Fitting the oven light Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the oven light. Repair Manual C4...
Page 42: Removing And Fitting The Halogen Lamp
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.2.2 Removing and fitting the halogen lamp Component Name Part number Halogen lamp 5056314 Tools required 8mm socket wrench Handling the halogen lamp Always wear gloves or use a cloth to handle the working halogen lamp. Never touch the glass bulb of new or reusable halogen lamps with bare fingers.
Page 43: Replacing Parts Of The Appliance Door
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.3 Replacing parts of the appliance door Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the appliance door. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the disappearing door Removing and fitting the interior glass door...
Page 44: Removing And Fitting The Disappearing Door
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e disappe earing do Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Disap ppearing door 6.10 ####### 6.20 ####### 10.10 ####### 10.20 ####### 12.20 ####### 20.10 ####### 20.20...
Page 45 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e top detent. Lift the door r out of the bo ottom detent. Fitting the disappearin ng door Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the disappe earing door.
Page 46: Removing And Fitting The Interior Glass Door
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e interior r glass d Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Interio or door 6.10 ####### 6.20 ####### 10.10 ####### 10.20 ####### 12.20 ####### 20.10 #######...
Page 47 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Hinge open n the interior g lass door to an n angle of abo out 45°. Lift the inter rior glass door r upwards and d out of the pin ns of the hinges.
Page 48: Removing And Fitting The Door Handle
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e door ha andle Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Door handle 6.10, 6.20, 6056384 10.20, 10.20, 12.20 20.10, 20.20 ####### Tools requ ired Size 3 Allen key...
Page 49 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the door handle Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the door handle. Fix the screws with threadlocker e.g. Loctite. Repair Manual C4...
Page 50: Removing And Fitting The Door Gasket
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.4 Removin ng and fi itting the e door ga asket Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Door gasket 6.10 7056338 6.20 7056339 10.10 7056340 10.20 7056341 12.20 ####### 20.10 ####### 20.20 #######...
Page 51: Removing And Fitting The Door Drip Tray
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e door dr rip tray Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Door drip tray 6.10, 10.10 2556335 6.20, 10.20 2556336 12.20 ####### 20.10 ####### 20.20 #######...
Page 52: Removing And Fitting The Door Contact Switch
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.6 Removin ng and fi itting the e door co ontact sw witch Componen Name Part n umber Door contact switch ##### Tools requ ired 5.5m m socket wre ench Requireme ents Chec...
Page 53: Removing And Fitting The Door Catch Block
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.3.7 Removin ng and fi itting the e door ca atch bloc Componen Name Part n umber Door catch ##### Tools requ ired mm open-en nded wrench mm open-en nded wrench Requireme ents None...
Page 54 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the door catch Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the door catch. After fitting the door catch, secure it in place with threadlocker e.g. Loctite. Repair Manual C4...
Page 55: Replacing Parts Of The Control Electronics
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.4 Replacing parts of the control electronics Purpose of this section This section shows how you can replace various parts of the control electronics. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the system interface board Removing and fitting the identification module (IDM) Removing and fitting the power supply module (PSM) Replacing parts of the UI board...
Page 56: Removing And Fitting The System Interface Board
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.4.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e system m interfac ce board Componen Name Part n umber SI bo oard 50563 Tools requ ired socket wren Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav...
Page 57 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Undo the sc crew on the gr round cable. Hinge the S SIB back in an d slide it upwa ards. Carefully re emove the SIB B from the fron Place the S IB on a flat su rface and rem...
Page 58 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the SI module Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the SI board. Check the connector coding to ensure you plug the connectors back in correctly. Repair Manual C4...
Page 59: Removing And Fitting The Identification Module (Idm)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.4.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e identific cation m module (ID Componen Name Part n umber 40563 Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e appliance has been dis...
Page 60: Removing And Fitting The Power Supply Module (Psm)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.4.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e power s supply m module (P PSM) Componen Name Part numb Powe er supply 5056385 modu 54W (UL) ####### Tools requ ired mm socket wr rench hillips screwd...
Page 61: Replacing Parts Of The Ui Board
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.4.4 Replacing parts of the UI board Purpose of this section This section shows you how to replace various parts of the UI board. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Preliminary tasks Removing and fitting the main switch Removing and fitting the USB port Removing and fitting the loudspeaker (easyTouch)
Page 62: Preliminary Tasks
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems ► liminary tasks Componen Appliance Name Part numb version UI bo oard easyDial ####### easyTouch ####### Tools requ ired Screw wdriver Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e appliance...
Page 63 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems easyDial: Location of the parts on t he UI board (e easyDial) 1: Main swit 2: USB port easyTouch: Location of the parts on t he UI board (e easyTouch) 1: Main swit 2: USB port 3: Loudspea...
Page 64: Removing And Fitting The Main Switch
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems ► moving a and fittin g the ma ain switc Componen Name Part n umber Main switch 50563 Tools requ ired Torx T Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 65: Removing And Fitting The Usb Port
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems ► moving a and fittin g the US SB port Componen Name Part n umber port 50563 Tools requ ired Torx T Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e appliance...
Page 66 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Use a Torx T10 to undo th he three screw ws on the rear r of the board that hold the e main switch in place. Take the US SB port out of its receptacle Fitting the USB port...
Page 67: Removing And Fitting The Loudspeaker (Easytouch)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems ► moving a and fittin g the lou udspeak er (easyT Touch) Componen Name Part n umber Louds speaker ##### Tools requ ired Torx T Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 68 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e loudspeaker Fitting the loudspeake Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the loudspe eaker. Make e sure to refit t the gasket c correctly.
Page 69 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.4.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e fuses o on the mo ounting plate Componen Name Rated curren Size Part number 6.3 x 32 2 mm #### #### 6.3 x 32 2 mm #### ####...
Page 70 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the fuses Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the fuses. Repair Manual C4...
Page 71: Replacing Components Of The Convection System
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.5 Replacing components of the convection system Purpose of this section This section shows how you can remove and fit various parts of the convection system. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the motor / fan wheel Removing and fitting the cooking-chamber heating element...
Page 72 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.5.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e motor / / fan whe Componen Name Part n umber Moto 50563 Tools requ ired atchet wrench h + 13mm/17 7mm socket an removal to Requireme ents...
Page 73 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Use the fan removal tool to force the fan wheel off the motor shaft. The fan wheel comes off with a loud bang. If the fan wheel will not come off, you can heat the fan-wheel boss or tap the shaft of the removal tool gently.
Page 74 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Gas appliance PLEASE NOTE: Risk of damage to the gas supply pipe. Fix the pipe to one side when taking out the motor. Fitting the motor Fit the set of seals onto the motor shaft. Insert the motor.
Page 75 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Slide the centrifugal disk onto the motor shaft in the cooking chamber. Fix the motor in place and reconnect the motor wiring. Place the fan on the motor shaft. Fit the two plate washers so that the bowl of each plate washer presses against the bolt head.
Page 76 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.5.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e cooking g-chamb ber heatin ng eleme Componen Name Part n umber Cook king-chamber h heating eleme ##### Tools requ ired mm socket wr rench hillips screwd driver...
Page 77 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Remove the e counterplate Undo the he ex nut and use e an 8mm wre ench to unscre ew the heat- ing-element t fixing plate fr rom the cookin ng chamber.
Page 78 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fitting the cooking-ch amber heat ing element Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the cooking -chamber he eating eleme ent. Make sure y you use new g gaskets when fitting the new w part:...
Page 79: Replacing Parts Of The Boiler
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.6 Replacing parts of the boiler Purpose of this section This section shows how you can remove and fit various parts of the boiler. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Cooling and emptying the boiler Removing and fitting the boiler Removing and fitting the boiler drainage pump Removing and fitting the water solenoid valve...
Page 80: Cooling And Emptying The Boiler
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.1 Cooling and emp ptying th he boiler Componen Name Part n umber Boile ##### Tools requ ired None Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e left-hand r rack has bee...
Page 81 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Select the S Service value d15 as soon a as water starts s running out of the boiler r hole in the co ooking chamb ber. Wait for abo out 15 second s while the bo oiler is emptied Repeat step...
Page 82 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Select the 'I I/O' tab. Press the ‘O Outputs’ button Enable the 'FLUSH PUM P’ button. Wait for abo out 15 second s while the bo oiler is emptied d . Then disable the 'FLUSH PUM P’...
Page 83 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Enable the 'BOILER FILL L VALVE’ butto Wait about 1.5 to 2 minute es while the bo oiler is filled w ith cold water. Disable the 'BOILER FILL L VALVE’ butto on as soon as s water starts running out...
Page 84: Removing And Fitting The Boiler
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e boiler Componen Name Part n umber Boile ##### Tools requ ired hillips screwd driver eneral purpos se pliers mm/10mm so ocket wrench pe wrench Requireme ents...
Page 85 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Use a Philli ps screwdrive er to undo the t two insulated screw ter- minals for th he water-level probe. Take out the e boiler safety y thermostat. Unscrew an nd remove the e boiler sensor Use pliers t...
Page 86 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Use a 7mm m socket wrenc ch to undo the e hose clip on the boiler-fill hose. Remove the e boiler-fill hos se from the ba ackflow preven nter. Unscrew th e threaded nu ut on the backf...
Page 87 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Use a 10mm m socket wren nch to unscrew w the ground c cable from the boiler. Unplug the two connecto rs from the bo oiler drainage pump. Undo the to op bolt on the boiler using a 10mm socket...
Page 88 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fitting the boiler Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the boiler. Insert the b oiler in the low wer retaining ta Slide the O- -ring carefully over the pipe e mouth.
Page 89: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Drainage Pump
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e boiler d drainage pump Componen Name Part n umber Boile r drainage pum 20197 Tools requ ired mm socket w wrench eneral purpos se pliers Requireme ents...
Page 90 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Use a 10mm m socket wren nch to undo th he two M6 nuts s on the bracket hold ding the boiler r drainage pum Remove the e boiler draina age pump.
Page 91: Removing And Fitting The Water Solenoid Valve
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.4 Removin ng and fi itting the e water s solenoid valve Componen Name Part n umber Wate r solenoid valv ve, single 50563 Wate r solenoid valv ve, dual 50563 Tools requ ired...
Page 92 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Use a 7mm ratchet wrench to remove the bolts from the floor of the appliance. Fitting the water solenoid valve Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the water solenoid valve. Repair Manual C4...
Page 93: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Heating Element
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e boiler h heating e element Componen Name Part n umber Boile r heating elem ment ##### Tools requ ired ocket wrench h, size crewdriver Requireme ents...
Page 94 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e boiler heatin g element. Disconnect the surface-te emperature se ensor for the b b oiler heater (4B8) from t the SIB (X9). Fitting the boiler heati ng element Follow w the steps i in the revers...
Page 95: Removing And Fitting The Water-Level Probe (Electrical Appliance)
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.6.6 Removing and fitting the water-level probe (electrical appliance) Component Name Part number Water-level probe (4B12) 5056348 Tools required 10mm open-ended wrench Phillips screwdriver Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 96 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Remove the water-level probe. Fitting the water-level probe Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the water-level probe. Make sure you connect the two cables to the correct terminal when wiring up the water-level probe. bl = blue rd = red After fitting the water-level probe, make sure that the installation is...
Page 97: Removing And Fitting The Water-Level Probe (Gas Appliance)
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.6.7 Removing and fitting the water-level probe (gas appliance) Component Name Part number Water-level probe (4B12) 5056348 Tools required 10mm open-ended wrench Phillips screwdriver Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 98 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Undo the three screws (M6) on the water-level probe using an open-ended wrench (10mm). Remove the water-level probe. Fitting the water-level probe Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the water-level probe. Make sure you connect the two cables to the correct terminal when wiring up the water-level probe.
Page 99: Removing And Fitting The Dehumidifier Valve
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.8 Removin ng and fi itting the e dehum idifier va alve Componen Name Part n umber Dehu umidifier valve ##### Tools requ ired socket wren Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 100 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Turn the de humidifier valv ve to the right (bayonet catc ch). Lift off the dehumidifie er valve. Fitting the dehumidifie er valve Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the dehumid difier valve.
Page 101: Cleaning The Dehumidifier Valve
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.6.9 Cleaning g the deh humidifie er valve Componen Name Part n umber Dehu umidifier valve ##### Tools requ ired Phillip ps screwdriv Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 102 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Press the b utton in the de ehumidifier va alve several tim mes. Reassembl e the dehumid difier valve in t the reverse or rder. Make sure t that the seal is s clean and in ntact during re assembly.
Page 103: Replacing The Parts Of The Injection System
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.7 Replacing the parts of the injection system Purpose of this section This section shows you how to replace various parts of the UI board. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the injection unit Repair Manual C4...
Page 104 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.7.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e injectio on unit Componen Name Part n umber Inject tion unit 22234 Tools requ ired socket wren Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 105 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fitting the injection un Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the injection n unit. Make sure y you fit the inje ection nozzle th he right way r round.
Page 106: Replacing The Sensors
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.8 Replacing the sensors Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the sensor system. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the drain probe Removing and fitting the bypass sensor Removing and fitting the convection safety thermostat (STB) Removing and fitting the core temperature probe...
Page 107: Removing And Fitting The Drain Probe
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.8.1 Removing and fitting the drain probe Component Name Part number Drain probe (5B3) ####### Tools required 8mm/17mm open-ended wrench Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 108 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Disconnect the probe (X6 6) from the SI board. Fitting the drain probe Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the drain pro obe. The drain p robe must be screwed in firm mly but only h...
Page 109: Removing And Fitting The Bypass Sensor
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.8.2 Removing and fitting the bypass sensor Component Name Part number Bypass sensor (5B5) ####### Tools required 8mm open-ended wrench 17mm open-ended wrench Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 110 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Disconnect the sensor (X X7) from the S I board. Fitting the bypass sen nsor Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the bypass sensor. The bypass s sensor must be screwed in...
Page 111: Removing And Fitting The Convection Safety Thermostat (Stb)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.8.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e convec ction safe ety therm mostat (S STB) Componen Name Part n umber Conv vection safety thermostat (2B ##### Tools requ ired mm open-en nded wrench utting tool...
Page 112 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Undo the re etaining screw w on the safety y thermostat u sing a 14mm open-ended d wrench. Fitting the convection safety therm mostat (STB Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the convect...
Page 113: Removing And Fitting The Core Temperature Probe
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.8.4 Removing and fitting the core temperature probe Component Name Part number Core temperature probe ####### Tools required 7 mm / 13 mm open-ended wrench 24 mm offset box wrench or 24 mm socket wrench (recommended) Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to...
Page 114 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Disconnect the old probe Leave the o old wire to the C CT probe in th e appliance so o that you can use it later a as a pull-throu ugh line.
Page 115 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems On the left-h hand side of th he appliance, use the pull-th hrough wire to pull the new w core tempera ature probe ca arefully toward ds the wiring compartme Reconnect the probe (X4...
Page 116: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Sensor
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.8.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e boiler s sensor Componen Name Part n umber Boile r sensor (4B4 50563 Tools requ ired 17mm m open-ende ed wrench Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo...
Page 117 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems After fitting the boiler sensor, make sure that the installation is watertight. Repair Manual C4...
Page 118: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Safety Thermostat (Stb)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.8.6 Removin ng and fi itting the e boiler s safety the ermostat t (STB) Componen Name Part n umber Boile r safety therm mostat (2B8) ##### Tools requ ired 14mm m open-ende ed wrench...
Page 119 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Undo the re etaining screw w on the safety y thermostat u sing a 14mm open-ended d wrench. Pull out the safety thermo ostat. Disconnect the safety the ermostat from the si board ( X9).
Page 120: Removing And Fitting The Oven Sensor
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.8.7 Removin ng and fi itting the e oven se ensor Componen Name Part n umber Oven n sensor (3B6) ##### Tools requ ired 17mm m open-ende ed wrench Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo...
Page 121: Resetting The Safety Thermostat (Stb)
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.8.8 Resettin ng the sa afety ther rmostat ( (STB) Componen Name Part n umber Conv vection heater safety thermo ostat ##### (2B7) Boile r safety therm mostat (2B8) ##### Tools requ ired Screw...
Page 122: Replacing Components Of The Waste Water System
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.9 Replacing components of the waste water system Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the waste water system. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the CS-chamber drainage pump Removing and fitting the drain box...
Page 123 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.9.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e CS-cha amber dr ainage p pump Componen Name Part n umber CS-c hamber draina age pump 50563 Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Requireme ents...
Page 124 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Take out the e CS-chambe r drainage pum mp from below w through the floor hatch t to the pump a rea. Fitting the CS-chambe er drainage p pump Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit...
Page 125 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.9.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e drain b Componen Name Part n umber Drain n box ##### Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 126 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Unscrew an nd remove the e drain probe. Fitting the drain box Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the drain bo After fitting the dr rain box, mak ke sure that i it is watertigh...
Page 127: Replacing Components Of The Cleaning System
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.10 Replacing components of the cleaning system Purpose of this section This section shows how you can remove and fit various parts of the cleaning system. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Preliminary tasks for removing and fitting the cleaning system Removing and fitting the cleaning-fluid unit...
Page 128 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.1 Prelimin nary task ks for rem moving a and fittin g the cle eaning sy y stem Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Preparing a a combi ste amer Use pliers t o undo the ho...
Page 129 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems easyDial: S Select the rele vant Service v values: d12: neutra lizer pump d13: Cleani ng-agent pum d14: Circula ation pump d15: flush p pump d16: drain p pump easyTouch h: Select the re elevant pumps Switch off th...
Page 130 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.2 Removin ng and fi itting the e cleanin ng-fluid u unit Componen Name Part n umber Clean ning-fluid unit ##### Tools requ ired eneral purpos se pliers crewdriver Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo...
Page 131 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the cleaning-fluid unit Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the cleaning-fluid unit. After fitting the cleaning-fluid unit, make sure that the installation is watertight. Repair Manual C4...
Page 132 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.3 Removin ng and fi itting the e pressu re switch Componen Name Part n umber Press sure switch 50563 Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav...
Page 133 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.4 Removin ng and fi itting the e cleanin ng-agent/ /rinse-aid d dispen nsing Componen Name Part n umber Clean ning-agent/rins se-aid dispens sing 50563 pump Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Requireme...
Page 134 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fitting the cleaning-ag gent/rinse-ai id dispensin ng pump Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the cleaning g-agent/rinse e-aid dispens sing pump. Reconnect the hoses and d refill the pum mps.
Page 135 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.5 Removin ng and fi itting the e circulat tion pum Componen Name Part n umber Circu lation pump 50563 Tools requ ired Gene eral purpose pliers Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav...
Page 136 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Take out the e circulation p ump from belo o w through the floor hatch to the pump p area. Fitting the circulation pump Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the circulatio on pump.
Page 137 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.6 Removin ng and fi itting the e shower r head Componen Name Part n umber Show wer head ##### Tools requ ired 16mm m open-ende ed wrench Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi...
Page 138 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.7 Removin ng and fi itting the e recoil h hand sho ower Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Reco oil hand 6.10, 6.20, ####### show 10.10, 10.20, 12.20 20.10, 20.20 ####### Tools requ ired...
Page 139 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fix the head d of the recoil hand shower r temporarily to o the hose. Keep hold o of the shower hose firmly in one hand as you do so. Unscrew th e hose clip on n the solenoid...
Page 140 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.10.8 Removin ng and fi itting the e backflo ow preve nter Componen Name Part n umber Backf flow preventer ##### Tools requ ired mm socket wr rench pe wrench Requireme ents Chec...
Page 141: Replacing The Solid-State Relay
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.11 Replacing the solid-state relay Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit the solid-state relay. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the solid-state relay Repair Manual C4...
Page 142 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.11.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e solid-st tate relay Componen Name Part n umber Solid- -state relay 50563 Tools requ ired hillips screwd driver mm socket wr rench Requireme ents Chec...
Page 143 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e solid-state re elay. Fitting the solid-state relay Follow w the steps i in the revers e order to fit the solid-sta ate relay. PLEASE NO OTE: To dis ssipate heat generated b by the solid-s...
Page 144: Replacing The Frequency Converter
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.12 Replacing the frequency converter Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit the solid-state relay. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the frequency converter Repair Manual C4...
Page 145 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.12.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e frequen ncy conv verter Componen Name Part n umber Frequ uency convert 50563 50563 Tools requ ired mm socket wr rench hillips screwd driver Requireme ents...
Page 146 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Use a Philli ps screwdrive er to press into o the recess a nd lift the bottom cove er off the frequ uency convert ter (FC output Remove the e strip connec tor for the mot otor lead.
Page 147 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Lift off the fr requency conv verter. Use a Philli ps screwdrive er to detach all l the cables at t the output of the frequen cy converter. Fitting the frequency c converter Follow...
Page 148 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Changing t the frequenc cy converte r to network k address 2 (C4_20.10/2 20.20) Fit the lower r frequency co onverter and st tart it running. Switch on th he combi steam mer.
Page 149 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Turn the adj usting knob on n the frequenc cy converter u until “FULL” is displayed. Confirm this Turn the adj usting knob on n the frequenc cy converter u until “CON.”...
Page 150: Replacing The Flowmeter
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.13 Replacing the flowmeter Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit the flowmeter. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the flowmeter Repair Manual C4...
Page 151 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.13.1 Removin ng and fi itting the e flowme eter Componen Name Part n umber Flowm meter 50563 Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e appliance has been dis sconnected f...
Page 152 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Fitting the flowmeter Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the frequency converter. Repair Manual C4...
Page 153: Replacing The Air-Intake Box
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.14 Rep placing t he air-in take box Componen Name Appliance siz Part numb Air-in ntake box 6.10, 6.20, ####### 10.10, 10.20, 12.20 20.10, 20.20 ####### Tools requ ired open-ended d wrench Requireme ents...
Page 154: Replacing The Cooling Fan
3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.15 Rep placing t he coolin ng fan Componen Name Part n umber Extra a fan 50563 Tools requ ired open-ended d wrench Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met:...
Page 155: Replacing Parts In The Gas System
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16 Replacing parts in the gas system Purpose of this section This section shows you how to remove and fit various parts of the gas installation. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Removing and fitting the convection burner fan Removing and fitting the ignition and monitoring electrode...
Page 156: Removing And Fitting The Convection Burner Fan
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16.1 Removing and fitting the convection burner fan Component XXX convection burner fan Tools required 9mm socket wrench 9mm box wrench 8mm open-ended wrench Screwdriver Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 157 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Undo the retaining screw using an 8mm open-ended wrench. Use a 9mm socket wrench to completely unscrew the two left-hand screws. Loosen the two right-hand screws. Remove the convection burner fan. Fitting the convection burner fan Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the convection burner fan.
Page 158 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems More on this ... Related topics > Removing and fitting the motor / fan wheel Repair Manual C4...
Page 159: Removing And Fitting The Ignition And Monitoring Electrode
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16.2 Removing and fitting the ignition and monitoring electrode Component XXXX Ignition and monitoring electrode Tools required 5.5mm socket wrench Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 160: Removing And Fitting The Heat Exchanger
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16.3 Removing and fitting the heat exchanger Component XXXX heat exchanger Tools required 10mm socket wrench Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 161: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Burner Fan
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16.4 Removing and fitting the boiler burner fan Component XXXX Boiler burner fan Tools required 8mm socket wrench Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 162 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Remove the boiler burner fan. Fitting the boiler burner fan Follow the steps in the reverse order to fit the boiler burner fan. Repair Manual C4...
Page 163: Removing And Fitting The Boiler Burner
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.16.5 Removing and fitting the boiler burner Component XXXX Boiler burner Tools required 10mm socket wrench Right-angled ratchet wrench extension Requirements Check that the following requirements have been met: The appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and protective measures taken to ensure the power cannot be switched on again.
Page 164: Accessories
3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.17 Accessories Purpose of this section This section shows you how to fit the accessories. Contents This section contains the following topics: Page Fitting the stacking kit Fitting the hood Fitting the fine particle filter Removing and fitting the fuses in the ON/OFF switch Repair Manual C4...
Page 165 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.17.1 Fitting the stacking kit Component Part number Drain version Letter used in instruction manual 3455860 Stacking kit with 100 mm foot height 3455863 3455861 Stacking kit with 150 mm foot height 3455864 3455862 Stacking kit with rollers 3455865...
Page 166 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Item Name Quantity Ventilation-port inlet pipe 6.10 Screw 4.8x25 A2 DIN 7982 Bolt M8x40 DIN 933 Exhaust vent pipe Rubber gasket Mounting bracket for exhaust vent pipe Support frame (for rollers) Rollers Bolt M8x70 DIN 931 Screw 4.8x80 DIN 7976 Tools required Size 6 Allen key...
Page 167 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Stacking k it with rollers Fit the roller rs to the suppo ort frame of the e stacking kit ( (long rollers at the back, sh hort rollers at t the front).
Page 168 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Adjust the b brakes using a an 8mm socke et wrench. Set the app pliance upright again. The follow ing steps app ply to all stac cking kits: Stacking k it with 100 m m foot height t (a)
Page 169 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Remove the e inserted left and right side e covers from t the adapter. Remove the e front cover. Pull the cov ver forward slig ghtly from the left-hand side e, slide it slightly to th he left and the...
Page 170 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Fasten the adapter in pla ce using the f five screws [10 Use a cuttin ng tool to scor e the membra ane in the two points. Using sever ral people, pla ce the bottom m appliance car refully onto its...
Page 171 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Break off th e top part of t he front cover r at the perfora ation. Use a file to o deburr the fr ont cover alon ng the perfora tion.
Page 172 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Press the m membrane gro mmet into the e hole. Insert the b ack cover and d fix it in place e with the seve en screws. Remove the e left side pan Connect the e fan cable for r the stacking...
Page 173 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Fasten the left and right c cover to the ad dapter. Fit the long exhaust vent pipe [12]. Remove the e two screws f from the applia ance lid using g a Phillips screwdriver Push the ru...
Page 174 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems For further installation details, refer to the installation manual for your combi steamer. Repair Manual C4...
Page 175 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems 3.17.2 Fitting the hood Component Name Part number ConvoVent4 3455870 ConvoVent4+ 3455876 Contents of the installation kit The installation kit contains the following parts: Item Name Quantity ConvoVent 4 / ConvoVent 4+ 1 / 1 Mounting bracket Screw Ventilation-port inlet pipe for 6.10...
Page 176 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: e appliance is disconnec cted from the e power supp ply and prote ective measu ures taken to ensure the wer cannot b be switched...
Page 177 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif f y problems Guide the h hood carefully into the tabs o on the mounti ng bracket. Caution: ris k of pinching y your fingers. Use a size 3 3 Allen key to fasten the hoo od to the mou unting bracket...
Page 178 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems Press the m membrane gro mmet into the e hole. Plug the co nnector into th he X38 socket t on the SIB. Fit the three e sections of t he baffle filter [6]: the sections...
Page 179 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.17.3 Fitting th he fine p particle fi ilter Componen Name Part n umber Fine particle filter 34558 Tools requ ired None Requireme ents Chec ck that the fo llowing requi irements hav ve been met: The h...
Page 180 3 Replacing appliance parts to rectify problems Removing the fine particle filter Follow the steps in the reverse order to remove the fine particle filter. Repair Manual C4...
Page 181 3 Replacing g appliance p parts to rectif fy problems 3.17.4 Removin ng and fi itting the e fuses in n the ON N/OFF sw witch Componen Name Part n umber ON/O OFF switch ##### Fuses s (2x4A) ##### Tools requ ired Screw wdriver...
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