Bakers Pride Oven CA70-CVMP12, CS72-CH16 or CH32, CS34-CH9 1i. Replacing the thermostat for a CA70

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Diagram 3

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6-1i. Replacing the thermostat for a CA70.

Required: Small flathead screwdriver, Medium (6") flathead screwdriver, Medium (6") phillips screwdriver, Wiring markers (color or number codes), Electrical tape, Wiring diagram for thermostat (see step 9)

1.

Remove top mounted heating module and front panel as found

 

 

in sections 6-1a and 6-1b.

 

2.

Mark all the wires connected to the thermostat with a color code

 

 

or number to make proper re-connection easy. (Fig. 27)

 

3.

Remove thermostat dial from front panel by rotating the dial to

 

 

expose the set screw and reversing the set screw with a small

 

 

flathead screwdriver. (Fig. 28)

 

4.

Remove the two screws holding the bezel (chrome ring) behind

 

Figure 30

 

the thermostat dial with a medium (6”) phillips screwdriver.

 

 

 

Carefully pull thermostat away from the rear of the front cover.

 

5.Remove the fan blower motor assembly cover (on the left side of module as you are facing the front panel) by removing the two front and two rear screws with a medium (6” flathead screwdriver. (Fig. 29)

6. Remove the two screws securing the clips that attach the copper thermostat probe to the fan blower. Use a medium flathead screwdriver. (Fig. 30)

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Contents Models Operation & Maintenance ManualTable of Contents Warranty Introduction Getting StartedUnpacking Cleaning SETTING-UPOperation Operational ProceduresOperating Controls and Components Fig Safetyand Health TroubleshootingModel Specifications Care of Your UnitProblem Possible Cause Solution Troubleshooting Table1c. Replacing the power indicator lamp module Maintenance1b. Removing the front panel from the heating module 1e. Replacing the power switch 1d. Replacing the thermostat indicator lamp moduleDiagram 1f. Replacing the thermometer 1g. Replacing the power cord for a CA70 unit1h. Replacing the power cord for a CA43 1i. Replacing the thermostat for a CA70 1j Replacing the thermostat for CA43 units Diagram 1k. Replacing the fan blower motor assembly 1l. Replacing heating element 1o. Replacing the fan blower cooling fan for CA43 units 1m. Replacing the High-temperature safety thermostatHOW to Order Replacement PartsWarranty PricesCA70 Models 5b. Cabinet Assembly for CA70 Models5a. Heating Module for CA70 Models DescriptionCA43 Models 5a. Exploded View Heating Module for CA70 Models 5b. Exploded View Cabinet Assembly for CA70 Models 37A 5d. Exploded View Cabinet Assembly for CA43 Models Parts List 6g. Cabinet Full Door Parts List CA70 Mdls 6e. Cabinet Parts List CA70 Mdls6h. Cabinet Dutch Door Parts List CA70 Mdls Part Description Ref # NumberDwg 7-5c Part Description Dwg 7-5c Part Description Ref # NumberFront Control Panel Front Control Panel, MPAir Duct Assembly CV13 Wiring Diagrams and Other Technical DataDwg 7-5d Part Description Rear DoorDatePurchased Important for Future ReferencePage BevLes

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