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TurboChef HhB Comparison Outline
TurboChef HhB Comparison Outline

TurboChef HhB Comparison Outline

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HhB/HhB 2 Comparison Outline
Cosmetic Differences
The HhB 2 has redesigned skins, an ergonomically-designed
door handle, and a new keypad that includes number keys for
programming. See Figure 1, adjacent. The outer dimensions of
the HhB 2 are also slightly larger:
ORIGINAL H h B
Height
16.5'' (419 mm)
with legs
20.5'' (521 mm)
Width
25.5'' (648 mm)
Depth
29.0'' (737 mm)
with handle
31.5'' (800 mm)
Cleaning Procedure Differences
Detailed cleaning instructions are provided with each oven, as
well as within the owner's and service manuals. The information
below covers only the design differences that affect cleaning.
Single Filter
The original HhB incorporated two filters that were attached
to the back oven cavity wall via clips on hinges. The HhB 2
contains only one filter, which is easier to remove due to a
pivoting filter bracket. See Figures 2 and 3, adjacent.
No Drain System
The original HhB oven incorporated a lidded drain to help
filter debris into the drain pan beneath the cavity during deep
cleaning. The HhB 2 has a water-tight cavity and no drain pan
to better accommodate stacking.
Easier Top Jetplate Removal
For deep cleaning, removing the top jetplate is easier on the
HhB 2 than the original HhB. This is due to additional
clearance to the rear cavity wall.
No Door Removal for Deep Clean
The original HhB oven door could be removed for deep
cleaning. The HhB 2 door should not be removed unless by
authorized service personnel, and can be sufficiently cleaned
while it is attached to the frame.
Easier Cooling Fan Cover Removal
Deep cleaning requires removing debris from the rear cooling
fans. On the original HhB oven, the outlet cooling fan cover
was secured to the back panel via sheet metal screws. On the
HhB 2 oven, the cooling fan cover can be removed without a
screwdriver (Figure 4) for easier and more effective cleaning.
© 2009 TurboChef Technologies, Inc.
2
H h B
17.4'' (442 mm)
21.4'' (544 mm)
25.9'' (658 mm)
29.2'' (742 mm)
31.7'' (805 mm)
Figure 1: Original HhB / HhB 2
Figure 2: Original HhB Filters
Figure 3: HhB 2 Filter
High-limit reset button
Figure 4: HhB 2 Back Oven Panel
Grease filters
Filter clips
Filter
bracket
rotated
forward 45°
Grease filter
Cooling fan
cover
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Summary of Contents for TurboChef HhB

  • Page 1 The original HhB incorporated two filters that were attached Figure 2: Original HhB Filters to the back oven cavity wall via clips on hinges. The HhB 2 contains only one filter, which is easier to remove due to a pivoting filter bracket. See Figures 2 and 3, adjacent.
  • Page 2: Operational Differences

    The original HhB smart card reader was located near the front-right oven leg. To better accommodate oven stacking, the HhB 2 smart card reader is located to the left of the keypad. See Figures 5 and 6, adjacent. High-Limit Reset Button Location The original HhB high-limit reset button was located near the front-right oven leg.
  • Page 3 The hinges on the original HhB oven were secured to the HhB 2 service manuals. oven door, allowing for door removal during deep cleaning. The hinges on the HhB 2 oven are secured to the oven Notable Part Location Changes frame, and the right-side hinge actuates the door switch for improved reliability.
  • Page 4 The HhB 2 eprom can be used regardless of electrical arm assembly by a drag link. The rack motor on the HhB 2 configuration, unlike the original HhB oven which had oven is located on the right side of the oven cavity and is different eproms for single or multiphase operation.
  • Page 5 HhB/HhB 2 Comparison Outline Service Part Comparison Matrix Item Description HhB Item Number HhB 2 Item Number Control Housing HHB-8025 HHB-8254 Cover, Outlet Cooling Fan HHB-8079 HHB-8281 Cover, Left Side HHB-8023-2 HHB-8271 Cover, Right Side HHB-8024-2 HHB-8272 Door Gasket HHB-8101...

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