4.If you are unable to locate the problem in the table or if the solutions listed don't work, please call the BEVLES manufacturing facilities for assistance at (800)
1.The product model and serial numbers.
2.The specific nature of the problem.
In some cases it will be beneficial to also have the actual operator of the equipment available to answer questions.
5-2 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
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1. Unit will not heat. | Power switch not in on position. | Place the power switch in the ON | |||||
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| Loose or unplugged power cord. | Plug power cord into proper | ||||
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| Thermostat on wrong setting. | Set thermostat to correct |
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| Faulty thermostat (not switching heating | Replace thermostat per section 6- | ||||
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| element on when below set temperature). | 1i or j. |
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| Faulty internal wiring. |
| Check connections for heating | |||
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| Faulty heating element (not getting hot). | Replace heating element per | ||||
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| Check for failure of heating element | |||||
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| and/or | thermostat | not | shutting |
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2. Unit not reaching | Doors left open or ajar. |
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Temperature uniformly. |
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| Thermostat on wrong setting. | Set thermostat to correct |
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| Faulty thermostat (not switching heating | Replace thermostat per section | ||||
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| element on when below set temperature). |
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| Faulty internal wiring. |
| Check | connections | for | heating |
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| Top mounted heating module seal | Replace gasket per section | ||||
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| Faulty heater fan blower (no air | Replace fan blower motor per | ||||
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3. Unit overheating. | Faulty thermostat (not switching heating | Replace thermostat per section | |||||
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| element off when above set temperature). | or j. |
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4. Fan blowers not | Power switch not in on position. | Place the power switch in the on | |||||
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| Loose or unplugged power cord. | Plug power cord into proper | ||||
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| Faulty heater fan blower. |
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| Faulty internal wiring. |
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5. Cabinet steamy and | Too much humidity in air flow. | Adjust baffles per section | |||||
too humid. | Holding temperature not high enough. | Adjust thermostat to a higher | |||||
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| Holding product too long in cabinet. | Minimize holding time. |
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6. Cabinet too dry. | Water pan dry. |
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| Not enough humidity in air flow. | Adjust baffles per section | ||||
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| Holding temperature too high. | Adjust thermostat to a lower | ||||
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