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Summary of Contents for GE Profile PHB925SP1SS
- Page 1 GE Profile Induction Range Range Models: PHB925SP1SS PHB925SP1BB PHB925SP1WW Production start FW21 Copyright 2009...
- Page 2 Warranty Copyright 2009...
- Page 3 Induction Summary Induction – A “game changing” technology for cooking with many features valued by consumers The new Profile Induction freestanding range has: •Innovative technology – delivers the responsiveness of gas cooking •Superior performance – Induction technology heats only the pan and its contents •Remarkable versatility –...
- Page 4 Nomenclature Copyright 2009...
- Page 5 Mini Manual & Model/Serial Tag Location * Mini-Manual is in an envelope and located inside the control panel Copyright 2009...
- Page 6 Voltage Monitor bAd LinE NOTE: bAd LinE in display is to signal a terminal block cord miswire and will appear if 120VAC is not present between J21- 5(N) and J20-3 (L2). It will also appear if there is less than 200VAC between J20-1 (L1) and J20-3 (L2).
- Page 7 Cookware that Works One layer must be of magnetic, metal material. Cast Iron Clad Cookware Lodge Ware –- enameled cast iron To test cookware - use a magnet if a magnet clings to the base of the cookware it is induction ready. Consumer can use a refrigerator magnet to verify.
- Page 8 Cooktop Induction Specifications 240V 1800W 2500W 100W 3700W 2500W All Units Have: • (1) 11”- 3700W Induction element • (2) 7” - 2500W Induction element • (1) 6” - 1800W Induction element •(1) 240V 100W Warming element Copyright 2009...
- Page 9 Induction Flow Chart There are four induction cooktop coils. The controls for the cooktop module consist of two burner Touch Boards connected to and working through the main logic board. The main logic board is connected via the LINbus serial wire to the cooktop module, bridge board and the RPSM.
- Page 10 Induction Module 240VAC 100W Warming Element Approx 550Ω 1800W 2500W <1Ω <1Ω 6” 7” 3700W <1Ω 2500W Sensor <1Ω 7” 11” Bridge Board Copyright 2009...
- Page 11 Element Operation Right generator board Left generator board controls right 2 elements. controls left 2 elements. Copyright 2009...
- Page 12 Element Operation Filter board controls both left and right generator boards. Copyright 2009...
- Page 13 Generator Board & L2 from filter board Element Connections LIN Bus from filter Sensor Connections board (need tool to remove). Copyright 2009...
- Page 14 LIN* Bus Removal Tool Tool supplied with any part that requires LIN bus removal. Keep for future use. * Local Interconnect Network Copyright 2009...
- Page 15 LIN Bus Removal Tool Generator Board Relays • As viewed from this angle, grab the connector in this manner to avoid potential damage. Copyright 2009...
- Page 16 Rear Component Layout Copyright 2009...
- Page 17 Error Codes For the first three minutes after power up, the F-codes will show on the display. Main Logic Failure Codes: The main logic board has error (F) codes that can be utilized by the service technician. The error codes are not shown on the display when they occur. They are stored in EEprom and can be retrieved.
- Page 18 Error Codes • F-Codes are not shown on the display when they occur. • They are stored in eeprom and can be retrieved by pressing: TIMER ON + CLOCK + START Copyright 2009...
- Page 19 Error Codes The display then shows F-cd and prompts for an upper or lower selection. Press 1 for the oven. Copyright 2009...
- Page 20 Error Codes After selecting 1 for the oven, the log is shown. Copyright 2009...
- Page 21 Error Codes Details of any one of up to 7 stored codes can be recalled by pressing a numbered key. Copyright 2009...
- Page 22 Error Codes The F-Code log can be erased by pressing 9 and 0 together while the log is being displayed. NOTE: Only the log displayed is erased / cleared. Copyright 2009...
- Page 23 Error Codes Press CLEAR/OFF to exit the F-Code mode and return to the time of day display. Copyright 2009...
- Page 24 Oven Error Codes Copyright 2009...
- Page 25 Test Mode •The entry to Test Mode is available for 3 minutes after power up by pressing together the 1 & 5 keys. •The display will switch to tEST. •Clear/off exits the Test Mode. •When a test feature is selected, it remains for 10 seconds then returns to tESTStandby. Copyright 2009...
- Page 26 Cooktop Removal Cooktop frame and ceramic glass come as a complete assembly. • Remove power. • Open the oven door. • Remove (2) ¼” hex head screws which secure the cooktop to the front oven frame. Copyright 2009...
- Page 27 Replacing The Hidden Bake Element Hot Surface light (Bridge Board) Module Inlet Vent Raise or Remove cooktop Copyright 2009...
- Page 28 Induction Module To remove the induction module from the glass cooktop: Lay cooktop on protective surface and remove the 7 3/8” carriage bolts Copyright 2009...
- Page 29 Module Wiring Connections Ground Wiring connections to filter board Note: Jumper blades will fall free when screws are removed. Make note of location for proper reassembly. Copyright 2009...
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Induction Module After removing the 3/8 nut from the carriage bolt you will need to remove the spacer to release the carriage bolt. Note the shoulder on the spacer mount into the opening on the cooktop. This allows proper alignment upon reassembly. Copyright 2009... - Page 31 Induction Module Carriage Bolt The carriage bolt must then removed by sliding from the square opening to the rounded opening. Repeat this procedure for all 7 bolts. Copyright 2009...
- Page 32 Induction Module The induction module can now be gently removed from the cooktop Copyright 2009...
- Page 33 Aluminum Plate To gain access inside of the induction module: •Remove all elements •Disconnect bridge board wiring •Remove the 12 Phillips screws securing the aluminum plate to the induction module Copyright 2009...