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- Page 1 Service & Installation manual Light programmable oven with boiler...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
-User menu B1 to B6 -User menu B7 to B12 -User menu B13 to B20 -User menu B21 to B24 Error codes Survey of error codes Appendices 32-34 -Appendix 1: WHIRLPOOL installation checklist 32-33 -Appendix 2: WHIRLPOOL instruction checklist Notes 35-36 - 2 -... -
Page 3: Preface And Terms Of Warranty
• USER FRIENDLY DESIGN • RELIABILITY AND SERVICE To ensure that our customers get an optimum and reliable product, all WHIRLPOOL units are passed through an extensive test program in which all functions are subjected to a continuous and extreme load. -
Page 4: Rating Plate
Rating Plate When communicating with WHIRLPOOL, we kindly ask you inform us of the serial number of the oven that is stated on the approval plate. The approval plate is located on the right-hand corner post of the oven cabinet, as shown below. -
Page 5: Installation And Connection
Remove all packaging material that secures the racks in the oven chamber. The packaging should be destroyed in accordance with national rules and regulations governing waste disposal. Information on the composition of the packaging material can be obtained from the WHIRLPOOL Customer Centre. - 5 -... -
Page 6: Installation
Installation and Connection Installing the oven To ensure that the oven functions correctly when installed, it should be placed upright and level (horizontally). This is measured at the front and side edge of the roof, and adjustment is made by means of the adjusting screws on the stand or on the legs of table models. The height of the oven can also be adjusted to fit the trolley for rack. -
Page 7: Water Connection
Installation and Connection Water connection WHIRLPOOL ovens have one or two water connections. To facilitate cleaning and service, the oven should be connected with an approved flexible ¾’’ hose and the permanent installations should be fitted with a stop tap. -
Page 8: Drain Connection
Installation and Connection Drain connection From the factory, the WHIRLPOOL ovens are equipped with a drain system that removes surplus water from the oven chamber. This water may be condensed water from the products, or it may occur when the oven chamber is cooled down with cold water, or when the oven chamber is cleaned. -
Page 9: Electrical Connection/Survey Of Supply Lines
When you connect the oven, you should • Follow the installation instructions and the information given on the rating plate. • Comply with local rules and regulations. • WHIRLPOOL recommends the use of a (Type B) RCD/RCCB. 300 mA - 9 -... -
Page 10: Exhaust
Exhaust The WHIRLPOOL ovens are equipped with an open/direct exhaust system that removes surplus humidity from the oven chamber. The exhaust system has an electrically operated damper. The exhaust tube can be connected to a ventilating system. In that case, a special extraction funnel is fitted to avoid suction directly from the oven chamber. -
Page 11: Checking Before Use
Heat up the oven at 250°C for approx. 5 min. The installation checklist and the instruction checklist (appendices 1 and 2) should be filled in and returned to WHIRLPOOL 30 days after the installation, at the latest. - 11 -... -
Page 12: Annual Service Check
Annual Service Check Customer: Address: Postal code: Serial No of the oven: Model: 1. Connection: Functioning correctly YES NO Water connection – dirt filter (may need tightening) Electrical connection (may need tightening) Drain connection (may need tightening) Positioning of oven 2. - Page 13 6. Steam generator: Functioning correctly YES NO Heating elements (check for leaks) Load distribution on phases Level sensor – to be cleaned Drain pump May need descaling 7. Functional test: Components (use test function) Core temperature probe Operation modes CombiWash (clean jet head) Service engineer: Date and signature Parts to be replaced at 12-, 24- and 36-month service intervals: 12-month inspection...
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Page 14: Start Menu
Start Menu Main switch Change oven HOT AIR selected if temperature with control lamp on turn switch COMBI STEAMING selected if upper or Change time with middle control lamp turn switch is on. REHEATING is selected if lower control lamp is on Core temperature on C and K models. -
Page 15: Oven Set-Up
Oven set-up Main switch Display shows Press HOT AIR and setting STEAMING for 2 sec. Not active Possible to change to "d" test mode with combi steam key Display shows "U" Press STEAMING/ PREHEATING and HOT AIR for 2 sec. Display shows Not active description of "U"... -
Page 16: Set-Up Mode U1 To U9
Set-up Mode U In the set-up function, it is possible to set the oven controller to match the mechanical set-up and the choice of software. If the set-up has been changed in U1, U4 or U15, the oven will be reset. U1 Oven model The setting should be set to 1( by pressing the step key ). - Page 17 0= OFF, 1= 10 programs with 3 process steps. NOTE: It is still possible to activate the cleaning program even though the program mode is not active. 0= OFF. U11 Core temperature probe You activate and deactivate the core temperature probe by pressing the step key. 0= OFF, 1= ON.
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Page 18: Test Mode D0 To D6
Test Mode Main switch Display shows For test mode, press setting HOT AIR and COMBI STEAMING for 2 sec. Display shows For test mode, press setting COMBI STEAMING and HOT AIR for 2 sec. Display shows "d" Possible to change to "U"... -
Page 19: Test Mode D7 To D15
Test Mode D0-D6 In the test mode, it is possible to activate all electrical components. This is very useful in connection with fault detection and the testing and adjusting of replacement parts. D0 Main contactor(s) This function activates contactor K1. You activate or deactivate the function by pressing the step key. - Page 20 Test Mode D7-D15 D7 Filling valve This function activates solenoid valve MV2. You activate or deactivate the function by pressing the step key. To pulse, press the alarm key. 0= OFF, 1= ON. D8 Drain pump This function activates motor M2. You activate or deactivate the function by pressing the step key.
- Page 21 Test Mode D16-D20 D16 Core temperature This function is not available on B models. C and K models can use only one core temperature probe, it is possible, however, to test core temperature probes 1 and 2. Here it is possible to read the current temperature of the core temperature sensor, P2 + P2A. In the field next to ”Temperature”, the current temperature is shown.
- Page 22 Test Functions D21-28 D21 Water level Here it is possible to read the status of SE2. In the display next to ”Time”, the conductivity is shown and it is indicated whether the water level is high or low XX|LO= low water level, XX|HI= high water level. XX = conductivity of the water.
- Page 23 Test Mode D29-D47 D29 CombiWash water Only possible on ovens with CombiWash. This function activates solenoid valve MV4. You activate or deactivate the function by pressing the step key. To pulse, press the alarm key. 0= OFF, 1= ON. D34 Water pressure sensor Here it is possible to read the status of P7.
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Page 24: User Menu
User Menu Main switch Display shows Not active setting Display shows Not active setting Display shows "b" Not active Display shows Not active description of "b" function Display shows Not active setting Turn switch Press key for 5 sec. to access user menu Start/Stop To enter user menu, press alarm key for 5 sec. -
Page 25: User Menu B1 To B6
User Menu B1-B7 B1 Save presettings In this function, you save the preset time and temperature. If, for instance, the end user uses HOT AIR at 180°C for 30 minutes, the standard setting can be changed as follows: 1. Change time and temperature. 2. -
Page 26: User Menu B7 To B12
User Menu B8-B13 B8 Exhaust In this function, you choose whether the oven should start up the extraction hood. 0= Extraction hood not controlled by oven 1= Extraction hood runs for 10 minutes after oven has stopped. This applies to an extraction hood mounted on the oven as well as for an external extraction hood. - Page 27 User Menu B14-B21 B14 year In this function, you set the year. 1. Press the key next to the temperature display (digit flashes). 2. Turn the switch to the desired setting. 3. Press the key next to the temperature display (digit stops flashing). You set the year from 6 to 20.
- Page 28 User Menu B22-B24 B22 Screen saver In this function, you set the time that should pass until the clock appears in the display. Press step key to select time. 0= no screen saver 1= 10 sec. 2= 30 sec. 3= 60 sec. 4= 180 sec.
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Page 29: Error Codes
Error codes Main switch Display shows error "Er" No Display shows description of error Turn switch Start/Stop All keys can be used to acknowledge an error message. - 29 -... - Page 30 Error codes Generator too hot (Generator thermoswitch has tripped. Reconnect Error code 3: GENRA HOT by pressing button under oven.) Oven too hot (Oven chamber thermoswitch has tripped. Reconnect Error code 4: OVEN HOT by pressing button under oven.) Fan too hot (Thermoswitch in motor has tripped. Wait for 10 Error code 5: FAN HOT minutes and try again.
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Page 31: Appendix 1: Whirlpool Installation Checklist
To be filled out at each installation of a WHIRLPOOL oven. In order for the oven to qualify for warranty, this check list must be filled out by the service engineer installing the oven and returned to WHIRLPOOL within 30 days of the date of installation. - Page 32 Access to the oven: Recommended distance for service and for installation near other heat- generating appliances (all oven sizes). All ovens Distance measured in mm Left side minimum 50 mm (2”) Rear side minimum 50 mm (2”) Right side minimum 400 mm (15”) Drain connection: Yes No...
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Page 33: Appendix 2: Whirlpool Instruction Checklist
To be filled out for each installation of a WHIRLPOOL oven. In order for the oven to be qualified for warranty, this check list must be filled out and returned to WHIRLPOOL within 30 days of the date of instruction. ______________________________________________... -
Page 34: Notes
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