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Page 2: Table Of Contents
3. SAFETY WARNINGS ........................5 ........................5 ENERAL AFETY 3.2. S ........................ 5 AFETY FOR İNSTALLATİON ....................6 NFORMATİON FOR THE USTOMERS 4. INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE / RULES OF INSTALLATION / SETTINGS ......... 7 4.1 T ....................7 RANSPORTATİON OF THE PPLİANCE 4.2 R ......................
Page 3 10.5 PT 1000 -1 ........................51 ERROR 10.6 PT 1000 -2 ........................52 ERROR 10.7 D .......................... 53 İSPLAY RROR 10.8 D ........................54 WİTCH RROR 10.9 O ........................55 RROR 10.10 U ......................56 PPER RESİSTANCE ERROR 10.11 B .......................
Page 4 13.17 R ..................88 EPLACEMENT OF THE GRİLL RESİSTANCE 13.18 R ..................90 EPLACEMENT OF THE OVEN RESİSTANCES 13.19 R ....................91 EPLACİNG THE TURBO RESİSTANCE NOTE: M ....91 AKE SURE TO MOUNT THE TURBO RESİSTANCE WİTH THE GASKET İNCLUDED İN THE PART LİST 13.20 R ...................
Page 5: Safety Warnings
3. SAFETY WARNINGS This section includes the safety instructions that will help to prevent the risk of personal injury or material damage. The following symbols are used in the service guide: Important information or useful usage tips. Warning of hazardous situations with regard to life and property. Warning of electric shock.
Page 6: Information For The Customers
• During installation, ensure that the cables are not cut, that cut or damaged cables are not used and that they shall be replaced. • This appliance does not contain a device that evacuates combustion gases. Install the appliance as per the applicable installation regulations. Pay attention to the ventilation requirements particularly.
Page 7: Installation Of The Appliance / Rules Of Installation / Settings
4. INSTALLATION OF THE APPLIANCE / RULES OF INSTALLATION / SETTINGS 4.1 Transportation of the Appliance Do not use the door and/or handle to transport or move the product. The door, handle or hinges may be damaged. The appliance shall always be handled by 2 persons due to reasons of safety and ergonomics.
Page 8: Removing Appliance Package
While unloading the appliance from the vehicle during transport, do not drop the appliance, do not drag it or slide it on the stairs. • Check the overall appearance of the product for any damage that may have occurred during transportation. 4.2 Removing Appliance Package During installation, the packaging of the appliance shall be removed without damaging the appliance and the packaging by considering the possible replacement of the appliance.
Page 9 Take out the upper cardboards. Remove the mouldings in front of and rear of the appliance as shown below. Remove the styrofoams on the left and right of the appliance. Symbols on the packaging of the appliance and their meaning; Carry from Do not Carry the...
Page 10: Inspection Of The Installation Location And Power Sources
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Page 11 4.3.2 Safety instructions Product must be installed by a qualified person in accordance with the regulations in force. The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for damages arising from procedures carried out by unauthorized persons which may also void the warranty. 11/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 12 Preparation of location and electrical installation for the product is under customer’s responsibility. The product must be installed in accordance with all local electrical regulations. Before installing the product, remove all the materials and documents in it and visually check if the product has any defects on it. If so, do not have it installed. The product is heavy, carry the product with at least two people.
Page 13 The appliance must be installed so that it can be completely disconnected from the mains supply. The separation must be provided by a switch built into the fixed electrical installation, according to construction regulations. Rear surface of the oven gets hot when it is in use. Make sure that the electrical connection does not come into contact with the rear surface otherwise, connections can get damaged.
Page 14 Open the terminal block cover with a screwdriver. Insert the power cable through the cable clamp below the terminal and secure it to the main body with the integrated screw on cable clamping component. Connect the cables according to the supplied diagram. - N = Neutral (Blue) - L = Live-Phase (Brown/black) - E = Ground (Green/yellow)
Page 15: Installation Of The Appliance
Lift the product lightly with two or more people and take it out completely. 4.3.4 Installation of the Appliance Paying attention that the power cord is not pinched or broken, slide the oven inside the cabinet hole, align and secure it. There are screw holes that are used for installing the oven to the furniture on the left and right of the oven (as shown in the figure below).
Page 16: Power Connection
4.3.5 Power Connection The mains supply data shall correspond to the data specified on the type label of the product. The rating plate is either seen when the door or the lower cover of the appliance is opened or it is located at the rear wall of the appliance depending on the appliance type. Plug shall be in an easily accessible location after installation of the appliance.
Page 17: Warnings About The Installation Procedure
4.3.6 Warnings about the installation procedure; The electrical installation shall be inspected during installation; the customer shall be warned if there are no residual current circuit breakers on the installation and advised to have one in the installation. 17/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 18: Use Of The Product
5. USE OF THE PRODUCT 1 Control panel 2 Lamp* 3 Wire shelves** 4 Partition sheet 5 Door 6 Handle 7 Lower heater (under the sheet) 8 Lower fan motor (behind the sheet) 9 Shelf positions 10 Upper fan motor (behind the sheet) 11 Upper heater 12 Ventilation holes * Varies depending on the model.
Page 19: Product Control Panel Introduction And Usage
Product control panel introduction and usage In this section, you can find the overview and basic uses of the product's control panel. There may be differences in images and some features depending on the type of product. Oven control 1 Function selection button 2 Control unit 3 Temperature selection button If there are button(s) controlling your product, in some models these button(s) may be so that they...
Page 20 Timer Keys: 1 On/off key 2 Cooking section selection key 3 Alarm key 4 Decrease and advance key 5 Increase and advance key 6 Time and settings key 7 Lamp key 8 Cooking start/stop key Indicator areas: (Available separately for each cooking section) 9 Temperature indicator area 10 Time/clock indicator area 11 Function screen...
Page 21: Oven Operating Functions
Oven operating functions On the function table, the operating functions you can use in your oven and the highest and lowest temperatures that can be set for these functions are shown. The order of the operating modes shown here may differ from the arrangement on your product. Function symbol Functio Temperatur...
Page 22 Upper-Lower section interworking function combinations Function Function symbol description Turbo cooking + Turbo cooking Turbo cooking + Pizza function Turbo cooking + Lower heating Small grill + Turbo cooking Large grill + Turbo cooking Defrost + Defrost Temper Temperature that ature can be set for set for...
Page 23: First Use
5.1 First Use 5.1.1 First time setting Before you start using your product, it is recommended to do the following stated in the following sections respectively. First time setting Always set the time of day before using your oven. If you do not set it, you cannot cook in some oven models.
Page 24: Operation Of The Oven Control Unit
cooking time, the cooling fan turns off with all functions. The cooling fan running time cannot be determined by the user. It turns on and off automatically. This is not an error. Oven lighting The oven lighting is turned on when the oven starts cooking. In some models, the lighting is on during cooking, while in some models it turns off after a certain time.
Page 25 Screen symbols : Cooking time symbol : Alarm symbol : Cooking symbol : In-oven temperature symbol : Quick heating (booster) symbol : Settings symbol : Key lock symbol : Volume level symbol : Brightness symbol : Defrosting symbol : Keep warm symbol : Eco symbol : Single large cooking section symbol : Lower cooking section symbol...
Page 26 3. When the partition sheet is inserted, the lower compartment cooking section screen is activated. Just tap key to select the upper section. » The symbol appears next to the function screen belonging to the upper pane. 4. When the cooking section you want to cook is active, select the function you want to cook with the function selection button.
Page 27 To quickly set the cooking time, you can directly touch the key to set the cooking time to 30 minutes after setting the cooking function and temperature then use / keys to change the time. 8. Set the cooking time with the / keys. The cooking time increases by 1 minute in the first 15 minutes and by 5 minutes after 15 minutes.
Page 28 » The lower section of your oven starts operating immediately at the selected function and temperature and the time passed appears on the screen. On the screen and symbols are displayed. As the temperature inside the oven reaches the set temperature, each stage of the symbol will light up.
Page 29: Settings
To quickly set the cooking time, you can directly touch the key to set the cooking time to 30 minutes after setting the cooking function and temperature then use / keys to change the time. 6. Set the cooking time with the / keys. The cooking time increases by 1 minute in the first 15 minutes and by 5 minutes after 15 minutes.
Page 30 While the key lock is activated, the keys of the control unit cannot be used. The key lock will not be cancelled in case of power failure. Deactivating the key lock 1. Until the symbol disappears from the screen, simultaneously touch the / keys. »...
Page 31 1. With the oven turned off (while the time of day appears on the display), touch the key for about 3 seconds to activate the settings menu. 2. Until the symbol is displayed on the screen, touch the / keys. Activate the brightness setting by touching the key again.
Page 32: Accessories / Labels Used On The Appliance
6. ACCESSORIES / LABELS USED ON THE APPLIANCE NOTICE: The trays inside your appliance may be deformed with the effect of the heat. This has no effect on the functionality. Deformation disappears when the tray is cooled. Standard oven tray It is used for pastries, frozen foods and frying large pieces.
Page 33: Barcode Label
Location of the rating plate; The rating plate can be seen when the door or the lower cover of the appliance is opened or it is located at the rear wall of the appliance depending on the product type. 6.2.2 Barcode Label The barcode label of the appliance indicates the country of origin, brand and model of the appliance produced and consists of lines and spaces determined as per international rules.
Page 34: Energy Label
6.2.3 Energy Label The energy label of the appliance indicates the energy class and the volume of the appliance. Location of the energy label; The energy label is provided with the literature of the product. 34/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 35: General Operation Principle
7. GENERAL OPERATION PRINCIPLE The electronic control circuit (Module) used in Grundig electronically-controlled ovens offers features such as the control of the oven functions, displaying the time of the day in digital format, displaying the cooking time, timer (setting count down time, giving an audible warning when the count down finishes), etc.
Page 36 temperature inside the oven is lowered to 160°C approximately. Cooling motor shall continue to operate to remove heat on the control unit even if the oven is turned off after cooking. Following warnings shall be considered while holding the display. Please hold the display from the corners of plastic equipment using antistatic gloves as shown in the figure above.
Page 37: Operation Mode
7.1 Operation Mode • Normal Operation Mode • Quick Heating 7.1.1 Normal operation mode In this mode, oven functions operate normally and you can cook. Oven starts to operate in this mode when it is connected to power for the first time. The functions specified below operate in the normal operation mode.
Page 38: Service Mode
7.1.3 Service Mode Keys: 1 On/Off key 2 Lamp key 3 Alarm key 4 Decrease and progress key 5 Increase and progress key 6 Time and settings key 7 Remote control key 8 Cooking start/stop key Indicator fields: 9 Temperature indication field 10 Time/duration indicator field 11 Function display To enter Etna Divide And Cook ( Eclipse ) Service mode:...
Page 39 o • If there is any Error Condition in the Oven, Error Code Display is made on the Display Screen. Error codes are as follows; ER01 SPI Communication Error (Communication error between motherboard and display) ER03 Motor Board Communication Error ER08 PTC Error ER13...
Page 40 o • Motherboard NTC Temperature o • Door Switch Status (OFF=closed, On=open) o • Upper External Heater o • Upper Core Heater o • Top Turbo Fan • Top Turbo Resistance+Fan 40/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 41 o • Bottom Turbo Fan o • Sub Turbo Heater+Fan o • Lower Resistance o • Blower Fan (1st Cycle) o • Blower Fan (2nd Cycle) o Lamp 41/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 42 o • Product Model Information o NOTE: In the product; (if pyro feature is available) pyro symbol appears on type screen. o If the turbo fan is BLDC controlled, the Turbo fan icon will appear. o If Steam is supported, the Steam symbol appears. o If it has a meat probe, the Meat probe symbol appears.
Page 43: Dealer Mode
7.1.4 Dealer Mode Keys: 1 On/Off key 2 Lamp key 3 Alarm key 4 Decrease and progress key 5 Increase and progress key 6 Time and settings key 7 Remote control key 8 Cooking start/stop key Indicator fields: 9 Temperature indication field 10 Time/duration indicator field 11 Function display To enter the Dealer:...
Page 44: Components List / Operating Principles Of The Components
8. COMPONENTS LIST / OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF THE COMPONENTS 8.1 Technical Specifications of the Components Components Power Bottom resistance 1200 W Turbo resistance 2700 W Top Resistance / Static 1250 W Gril resistance 1250 W Gril + top heater (1250+1250) 2500 W Turbo engine 35 W...
Page 45 Turbo Motor (Images may differ by product) Operates on its own in the defrost position for turbo and multifunctional ovens. When it is operated together with the turbo resistance, it ensures that the heat of the turbo resistance is evenly distributed inside the oven thanks to the fan.
Page 46 Warning Lamps This warning element is used to indicate that the oven is active while the oven is operated. Switch(Optional) Allows operation of components inside the oven such as resistance, hotplate, oven light, fan motor, chicken roasting motor, etc. as desired in electric, turbo and multifunctional ovens.
Page 47: Failure Flow Charts / Troubleshooting Charts
9. FAILURE FLOW CHARTS / TROUBLESHOOTING CHARTS 9.1. Clock Failures 9.1.1 Hardware failure Hardware error search Entering Service Mode Hardware errors are listed. PTC short circuit / open circuit error ER08 Replace the terminal. replace sensor if error persists. If the error persists, replace the motherboard.
Page 48: Hardware Failure -2
10.2 Hardware failure -2 Hardware error search Entering Service Mode Hardware errors are listed. SPI communication error ERR01 There is a communication error between the oven control card and the LED display card.Connector cables, oven control card and LED display card are controlled individually.The defective part is replaced.
Page 49: Function And Temperature Adjustment Buttons Are Not Working Error
10.3 Function and Temperature adjustment buttons are not working error Function and Temperature adjustment buttons are not working error In standby mode, the ON / OFF button is pressed and the oven turns on. The function knob is turned, the display shows The temperature knob is that the function has not rotated, the display shows...
Page 50: Error In Touch Controls
10.4 Error in touch controls Touch control error The oven is turned on from ON / OFF. Keys are pressed one by one. When keys are pressed, the key press sound or key press sound should be heard. If button sounds are not heard, replace the display card.
Page 51: 1000 Error-1
10.5 PT 1000 error-1 PT1000 open circuit error PT1000 terminals are removed. The interior of the oven does not get hot. Fan motor will be operated in the 2nd cycle in Pyro products. The oven door will lock. In non- Pyro products, the cooling engine runs continuously.
Page 52: 1000 Error-2
10.6 PT 1000 error-2 PT1000 short circuit error PT1000 terminals are shorted The oven interior does not get hot. In Pyro products, the fan motor will be operated in the second cycle. The oven door locks. The cooling engine works continuously in non-pyro products, PTC error...
Page 53: Display Error
10.7 Display Error Display error Electricity is supplied to the oven. Display does not work. The error will not be displayed, it will be detected visually. The cable between the motherboard and the screen is checked and replaced. If the error persists, the video card is replaced.
Page 54: Door Switch Error
10.8 Door Switch Error Door switch service The oven is energized, the oven door is opened / closed. The lamp lights up when the cover is opened. No error is indicated, the failure of the switch can be detected by the not blinking of the lamp.
Page 55: Oven Lamp Error
10.9 Oven Lamp Error Oven Lamp Error Service Mode is entered, the oven lamp lights up. The oven lamp lights up. No error is indicated, the lamp failure can be detected by the lamp not flashing. 55/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 56: Upper Resistance Error
10.10 Upper resistance error Upper resistance error In Service Mode, the upper heater is operated. The error is not indicated, the resistance failure will be detected by the heating of the resistance. 56/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 57: Bottom Resistance Error
10.11 Bottom resistance error Bottom resistance error In Service Mode, the lower resistance is operated. The lower resistance works. The error is not indicated, the resistance failure will detected by the heating of the resistance. 57/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 58: Largest Internal Resistance Error
10.12 Largest internal resistance error Largest internal resistance error In Service Mode, the upper internal resistance is operated. The upper inner resistance works. error displayed, resistance error is detected by heating the resistor. 58/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 59: Turbo Resistor Error
10.13 Turbo resistor error Turbo resistor error In Service Mode, the turbo resistor is operated. Turbo resistance works in conjunction with the turbo engine. No error is displayed, the resistance error is detected by heating the resistor. 59/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 60: Ventilation Motor 1St Stage Error
10.14 Ventilation motor 1st stage error Ventilation motor 1nd stage error * Resistance error in Pyro ovens Service Mode is entered and the cooling motor is started in the second stage. Turbo resistance works in conjunction with the turbo engine. No error will be displayed.
Page 61: Ventilation Motor 2Nd Stage Error * In Pyro Ovens
10.15 Ventilation motor 2nd stage error * In Pyro ovens Ventilation motor 2nd stage error * In Pyro ovens Service Mode is entered, the cooling engine is started in the second stage. The cooling engine is started in the second stage. No error is displayed.
Page 62: Turbo Engine Error
10.16 Turbo Engine Error Turbo Engine Error In Service Mode, the turbo engine is started on the screen. Turbo engine runs, No error is displayed, turbo engine failure is detected by eyes and ears. 62/TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 63: Furnace Core Temperature
10.17 Furnace core temperature Furnace core temperature The furnace is set at 42 ° C, 100 ° C, 150 ° C, 200 ° C, 250 ° C in static and turbo position, the oven is placed in the middle point (3. Rack thermocouple is placed and the temperature inside the furnace is controlled at every...
Page 64: Door Lock Locking Error In Pyro Products (Door Switch Or Lock Mechanism) -1
10.18 Door Lock locking Error in Pyro products (door switch or lock mechanism) -1 Door Lock locking Error in Pyro products (lock thermostat) the oven is cooled. If the oven door is locked between 250-300C inside the oven, it opens. No error is displayed, it is physically seen that the door is not opened.
Page 65: Door Lock Locking Error In Pyro Products (Door Switch Or Lock Mechanism) -2
10.19 Door Lock locking Error in Pyro products (door switch or lock mechanism) -2 Door Lock Lock Error in Pyro products (door switch or lock mechanism) Replace the left side wire of the lock thermostat and the middle wire. The lock opens. No error is displayed, it is physically seen that the door is not locked.
Page 66: Door Lock Locking Error In Pyro Products (Lock Thermostat)
10.20 Door Lock locking Error in Pyro products (lock thermostat) Door Lock locking Error in Pyro products (lock thermostat) The oven is heated in the pyro position for 1 hour. The oven door locks between 300-350C inside the oven. No error is displayed, it is physically seen that the door is not locked.
Page 67: Resistance Malfunctions
10.21. Resistance Malfunctions 10.21.1 Resistance does not work, meals are not cooked Does the outlet The customer should have work? the socket repaired / or find another suitable socket. Check the cable Does the fuse connections blow? according to the circuit diagram.
Page 68: The Oven Operates But The Oven Lamp Does Not Light
10.22 Lamp Faults 10.22.1 The oven operates but the oven lamp does not light The customer should have the Does the outlet work? socket repaired or find another suitable socket. Is the bulb tight? Squeeze the bulb. Is the bulb intact? Change the bulb.
Page 69: The Oven Does Not Work, The Oven Lamp Does Not Light
10.23.1 The oven does not work, the oven lamp does not light The customer should have the socket repaired Does the socket work? or find another suitable socket. Is the bulb tight? Squeeze the bulb. Is the bulb intact? Replace bulb. Are the cables intact? Replace the cables.
Page 70: Terminal Faults
10.24 Terminal Faults 10.24.1 No electricity is supplied to the terminal or electricity from the terminal is not distributed into the oven The customer should have the Does the outlet work? socket repaired or find another suitable socket. Is the mains cord intact? Replace the mains cord.
Page 71: The Fuse Blows When The Oven Plug Is Plugged Into The Socket
10.24.2 The fuse blows when the oven plug is plugged into the socket The customer should have the socket repaired Does the outlet work? or find another suitable socket. The customer must take Is the house insurance out home insurance from enough? a licensed electrician.
Page 72: Measurements To Be Performed For Fault Finding On Components
11. Measurements To Be Performed for Fault Finding on Components Components (For 60x60 models) Power Bottom resistance 1300 W Turbo resistance 2000 W Top Resistance / Static 1250 W Grille resistance 1250 W Gril + top heating element (1250+1250) 2500 W Turbo engine 32-40 W Lamp...
Page 73 Remove the cables of the resistance. Touch the probes of the measurement device to the terminals of the resistance. The fact that a value is displayed on the multimeter display indicates that the resistance is operational. If no value is displayed on the multimeter display, this indicates that the resistance is faulty.
Page 74: Equipment To Be Used For Assembly / Disassembly Of The Components
12. EQUIPMENT TO BE USED FOR ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY OF THE COMPONENTS Power Screwdriver 2” allen bit Needle Nose Pliers Pliers Socket Wrench (6” / 10” / 9”) NOTE: The disassembly of the components are described below. Assemble the components in the reverse order of the disassembly.
Page 75: Assembly / Disassembly Of The Components
13. ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY OF THE COMPONENTS 13.1 Removal of the Panel The upper wall must be removed before removing the panel. Remove the upper wall fastening screws with a Phillips screwdriver. The board is fixed with nails as in the picture. Bend these nails outward with pliers and remove the clock.
Page 76: Thermostat Removal
Remove the screws on the right and left of the lower skirt of the panel. Take the panel by pulling it upwards. 13.2 Thermostat Removal Remove the upper wall as described above. Remove the thermostat button on the front of the panel by pulling it towards you. After removing the button, you will have reached the 2 screws holding the thermostat.
Page 77: Replacing The Motherboard
After removing the screw, change the cable of the free thermostat and the thermostat to be installed. Then reattach the thermostat to its place. 13.3 Replacing the Motherboard Remove the cable sockets on the motherboard. Make the change by stretching the tabs on which the motherboard is fixed inwards.
Page 78: Changing The Clock Display
Make the change by gently flexing the tab securing the card downwards and pulling the card. 13.5 Changing the Clock Display The clock display card and clock protection plastic are located on the back of the panel. The watch protection plastic is attached to the panel with nails as shown in the picture. Pull the cables from the socket on the board.
Page 79 Open it by pressing the tabs on the front door hinge at the left- and right-hand sides as shown in the figure. Bring the front door to half-open position. 79 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 80: Installation Of The Front Door
Pull the released door upwards to take it out of the left and right hinges. 13.7 Installation of the front door To reattach the removed door, place the door by engaging it to the hinge seats. Then, in the reverse order of removal process, rotate the tabs on the hinge upwards. The door shall be secured to the oven.
Page 81: Replacement Of The Door Inner Glass
Remove the hinge released after removing the screws by pulling it out of the hinge seat and replace it with a new one. 13.9 Replacement of the door inner glass Release the front door as described in the “replacement of the front door” first. 81 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 82 Press the tabs on the edges of the decoration with your fingers and pull it towards yourself. You may replace the glasses after removing the upper decoration. 82 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 83: Replacement Of The Handle
The upper decoration of the front door may be removed as shown in the figure above and may be re-installed when the glasses are replaced. NOTE: The LOW-E inscription on the upper right corner of the glass is on the upper right corner as shown in the figure.
Page 84: Replacement Of The Upper Wall
13.11 Replacement of the upper wall Remove 9 screws that secure the upper wall to the oven chassis using a screwdriver. Lift the upper wall and take it out. 84 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 85: Replacement Of The Bi-Metal Thermostat
13.12 Replacement of the bi-metal thermostat Unscrew the screws of the bimetal thermostat on the back of the oven with the help of a screwdriver. Pull out the sockets connected to the bimetal. Replace the old thermostat with a new one. 13.13 Replacement of the cooling motor Remove the 2 screws on removing the cooling (ventilation) motor on the chassis.
Page 86: Replacing The Ventilation Plate
Remove by pulling up, replace with a new one. NOTE: Before installing the new motor by turning it into its place, pay attention to the tabs on the hair. 13.14 Replacing the ventilation plate For this process, the upper wall of the oven and the panel must first be removed. Remove the motherboard holder plate, which is fixed to the motherboard and fastened to the ventilation plate with screws.
Page 87: Removal Of The Rear Wall
Use a screwdriver to remove the 2 screws on the inner ceiling of the chassis that hold the ventilation plate. Remove the screws on the right and left side walls of the product. Make sure the ventilation is located on the front wall of the frame. The change is completed by applying the reverse of the steps in the dismantling process.
Page 88: Replacement Of The Base Lower Sheet
The furnace rear wall will be opened to the side. You can remove the flip cover by pulling it up through the notches marked in the picture. 13.16 Replacement of the base lower sheet Unscrew the screws on the bottom plate of the oven floor, sides and rear wall. Remove the bottom bottom plate from the parts that fit into the frame.
Page 89 Remove the 2 screws that connect the grill element to the oven chassis. Open the front cover and unscrew the 2 screws that connect the grill element to the chassis wall. Remove the free grill element from the front (inside the chassis). Then insert the terminals of the new heater according to the electrical scheme and close the rear wall.
Page 90: Replacement Of The Oven Resistances
13.18 Replacement of the oven resistances To do this, dismantle the upper and rear walls of the oven. Then; Disconnect the electrical cables of the lower resistance one by one. Remove the resistance connection screws with the help of a screwdriver. Remove the sliding oven bottom resistance by pulling it towards you.
Page 91: Replacing The Turbo Resistance
13.19 Replacing the turbo resistance NOTE: Make sure to mount the turbo resistance with the gasket included in the part list. To do this, first remove the oven top and back walls. Then; Disconnect the cables of the turbo resistor one by one. Then unscrew the 2 screws that connect the turbo resistance to the chassis.
Page 92: Replacing The Oven Chassis Gasket
Finally; Unload the turbo resistance by unscrewing 1 screw that connects the turbo resistance to the chassis. Take out the turbo resistance inside the oven. Then, electrically connect the terminals of the new resistor. Connect the cables of the turbo resistor one by one. Complete the replacement process by reversing the steps applied in the disassembly process.
Page 93 NOTE: If your product does not have Pyro and Full Steam feature, the gasket removal and installation process should be done as follows. NOTE: The gasket removed from the product should not be reattached to the product. 93 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
Page 94: Replacement Of The Turbo Motor
13.21 Replacement of the turbo motor Remove the upper and rear walls of the oven and the fan protection sheet first for this procedure. Then; Remove 4 screws on the sheet element in front of the turbo fan to remove the sheet. Holding the fan secure with a 10 mm socket, remove the screw by rotating the socket.
Page 95: Replacement Of The Terminal
You may remove the motor after removing 3 screws. Pay attention to the positions of the legs while replacing the motor; after the replacement procedure, install the terminals of the motor as per the circuit diagram and close the rear wall. Reinstall the fan using the socket wrench.
Page 96: Replacing The Switch
Remove the cables of the terminal inside the rear wall. Remove the terminal from the wall and replace it with a new one, and perform the electrical connection as per the circuit diagram. 13.23 Replacing the switch To remove the switch, the top wall must be removed first. Switch the motor sheet unscrew the fastening screw.
Page 97: Replacement Of The Wire Shelf
To replace the temperature sensor; put the sheet metal back in the slot, making sure the tabs fit into the slot. 13.25 Replacement of the wire shelf To remove the wire rack located on the side walls of the oven, release the wire shelf from its seat and the wire shelf bolt.
Page 98: Square Lamp Replacement (May Vary Depending On Your Product)
Replace the lamp in the oven with a new one. To replace the oven lamp together with the lamp + glass, remove it from the sensing lugs on the upper chassis and turn it out. 13.27 Square Lamp Replacement (May vary depending on your product) Before starting the removal process, disconnect the lamp wiring.
Page 99: Replacement Of The Meat Probe(If Your Product Has)
Remove the square lamp on the side walls of the chassis by freeing its nails and replace it with a new one. 13.18 Replacement of the meat probe(if your product has) For this operation, remove the top sheet, rear sheet and left side sheet. Later on; 1-Remove the screws on the meat probe cover plate.
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Page 103: Expanded Images
15. EXPANDED IMAGES You may access the expanded images of the product from the e-library or manusoft. 16. SERVICE PARTS LIST You may access the service parts list of the product from the e-library or manusoft. 103 | TR Sensitivity: Public...
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