Henkel KF-100A manual Troubleshooting, Scheduled Maintenance, If Oven Fails to Operate no Heat

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Scheduled Maintenance

The manufacturer recommends that the operator periodically clean all flux residue from heating elements and brackets. Excessive flux buildup on elements may cause hot spots and shorten element life.

Troubleshooting

The Keen oven model KF-100A requires a minimal amount of electrical knowledge to repair if necessary.

IF OVEN FAILS TO OPERATE – NO HEAT

1.Check power source.

2.Check power cord continuity. Replace cord assembly if faulty. (Strain relief may have to be removed from power cord to gain access.)

3.If cord and power supply check okay, remove leads from thermostat terminals and check for continuity across terminals. If continuity is not present across thermostat terminals, replace thermostat.

4.If thermostat is good, check continuity of elements and element wiring. If elements or wiring are faulty, replace.

IF OVEN OVERHEATS

1.If oven overheats, adjust thermostat. (See “Temperature Setting” section.)

2.If thermostat calibration fails to lower temperature, replace thermostat. (See “Corrective Maintenance” section.)

IF OVEN HEATS BUT FAILS TO REACH TEMPERATURE

1. Calibrate thermostat. (See “Temperature Setting” section.)

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Contents Henkel, Inc Box Hammond, LA 70404 985 Henkel, Inc Model KF-100A Flux Holding Oven SpecificationsOne Year Limited Warranty General Information Safety PrecautionsOperation Temperature SettingGuide to Storage Functional DescriptionScheduled Maintenance TroubleshootingIf Oven Heats but Fails to Reach Temperature If Oven Fails to Operate no HeatChanging the Thermostat Corrective MaintenanceChanging the Heating Elements Quantity Description Part Number Model KF-100A Repair Parts ListHENKEL, INC