Turbo Chef Technologies HHB-8115, HHB-8136, HHB-8029, HHB-8028, HHB-8134 Erviceable Components

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THE CONTROL SYSTEM

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The Control System signals, senses, commands, and actuates the oven’s other components. For a schematic that includes all Control System compo- nents, see Figure 61, page 61. For more compre- hensive hardware descriptions, see page 69.

This section contains:

οServiceable Component Information and Replacement Instructions

οParts and Part Numbers

οTroubleshooting

S ERVICEABLE COMPONENTS

The following components of the Control System may at some point need to be replaced:

οBlower Motor Controller

οCooling Fans – Inlet and Exhaust

οDisplay

οDisplay Keypad

οDoor Switch

οFuses

οI/O Control Board

οPower Supply

οRack Oscillator Motor

οRelay

οSmart Card Reader

οSolid State Relay

οThermocouple – CC

οThermocouple – EC

οThermostat – Cooling Fan

οThermostat – Hi-Limit

οVoltage Sensor

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Contents        Page For further information call Page Table of Contents Control System Diagnosing an IssueHigh h Batch Schematic Cleaning the OvenOven Door Impingement CircuitPage Mportant Safet Y Information Please Read First Reventing Oven Damage Theory of Operation, Specifications, and Installation Page UL, cUL, NSF Interior ExteriorNorth America except Canada/South America CanadaSetup Page Operating the Oven Page Soft keys DisplayDirectional keys Enter keyMenu Descriptions Recipe Menu Test Mode MenuEdit Menu Done Screen Options , Time Screen Options ,Done Enabling/Disabling Edit Menu FigureEnabling/Disabling the Write Card Function , Erasing the Recipe Menu FigureEnabling/Disabling Done Screen Figure Enabling/Disabling Time Screen FigureO G R a M M I N G R E C I P E S Modifying Recipes Figures Field selected Saving Menu to Smart Card Figures 19 Loading Menu from Smart Card Figures 19Smart Card Reader Slot Smart Card Notice orientation of chip Checking Recipe Counter Figure Diagnosing an Issue Page F1 Blower Blower Running Status Bad F2 LOW TMP Cook Temperature LowOff State Noyes Troubleshooting F1 Blower Blower Running Status BadIf the problem Persists, replace Defective heater Troubleshooting F2 LOW TMP Cook Temperature LowF8 Heat LOW F7 Thermo Thermocouple OpenTroubleshooting F7 Thermo Thermocouple Open Troubleshooting Heater a represented by left H Door represented by DHeater B represented by right H Blower represented by a for airViewing/Clearing the Fault Log Figure Testing the Blower Motor FigureAdjusting the Temperature Offset Figure Checking Heaters a and B Figures Iagnosing AN Issue Viewing Cook Counter/Time Figure Testing the Rack Oscillator FigureViewing the Electrical Compartment EC Temperature Figure Viewing/Entering the Serial Number Figure Page Control System Page Erviceable Components Blower Motor Controller Figure Airflow Cooling Fans FigureDisplay Figure Display Keypad Figure Door Switch Figure Fuses Figure   Component Plate Assembly Control Board Figure Power Supply FigureRelay Figure Smart Card Reader FigureRack Oscillator Motor Figure Solid State Relay SSR ,Control System Number Part Part Number Thermocouple Cook Chamber Figure Thermostat Cooling Fan Figure Thermostat Hi-Limit Figure Voltage Sensor Figure Troubleshooting No Keypad Input Troubleshooting No Display Screen is Blank Page Oven Door Page Serviceable Components Door Gasket Figure Door Hinge Figure Door SwitchTroubleshooting Cook Door Open Message when Door is Closed Impingement Circuit Page Blower Motor Figure Heater Element Figure Reset insulationJetplates Figure Swing Arm Assembly Figure Filtering System Page Remove Oven Rack Catalytic Converter FigureFilters Figure Cleaning the Oven Page Clean Oven Door and Cook Chamber Cleaning Procedures Prepare the Oven for CleaningDeep Clean Procedures Prepare the Oven for Cleaning Clean and Remove the Oven DoorDry Cook Chamber and Drain System Check Grease FiltersRemove the Drain Pan High h Batch Schematic High H Batch Schematic Page Color Code Low/Control Voltage Color Code Line VoltageLine Voltage Components Low Voltage Components64HIGH H Batch Schematic Comprehensive Part Listing Page Omprehensive Part Listing Comprehensive Part Listing Part Number Illustration Comprehensive Part Listing Part Number Illustration Comprehensive Part Listing Part Number Illustration Ardware Descriptions Page Glossary of Terms Page Daily Maintenance Cook Chamber TemperatureDeep Clean Demonstration ModeElectrical Compartment Temperature Diagnostic ModeError Message Fault CodesFilter Fault LogFilter Clip Filtering SystemStatus Indicators Power SupplySwing Arm Assembly Oven RackTest Mode Menu Temperature OffsetTurboChef Oven Cleaner Wiring HarnessPage Subject Index Page Deep Clean Control System Daily MaintenanceDemonstration Mode Diagnostic ModeDisplay Door Push Nut Display Keypad Door SwitchDoor Receiver Display PanelError Message Electrical Specifications Fault LogFault Code F1 Blower Running Status Bad Fuse Cover Fault Code F8 Heat Rise LowPower InstallationKeypad Power Cord Power Supply MenuProgramming Recipes Relay Schematic Rack Oscillator MotorRack Serial NumberSwing Arm Assembly Time Screen Status Indicators Thermostat Hi-LimitTurboChef Oven Cleaner Temperature OffsetPage Accelerating the World of CookingTM

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