experienced, such as a rolling of

 

 

numbers, or lock-up at a given number,

 

 

first check for a display circuit lock-up. This may be

 

 

caused by a voltage

 

 

spike or surge in the incoming power

 

 

lines. To eliminate this condition,

 

 

remove power from the time/temp

 

 

display by shutting off the main fan

 

 

switch for 15 seconds. This should

 

 

eliminate the problem. If this does not

 

 

solve the problem, it may becoming in

 

 

through the Commercial power lines.

 

 

Suggest that customer contact their

 

 

power company for evaluation.

Temp display inaccurate,

Time/Temp Display

Perform the power supply check, the

erratic, or inoperative

 

thermistor probe check, and then

 

 

perform the time/temp simulator test.

 

 

Refer to Section D for instructions.

 

 

Remember, when using the time/temp

 

 

simulator, remove all leads from the

 

 

back of the time/temp display except the

 

 

3 power leads.

 

 

After completion of the test, and if re-

 

 

installing time/temp display back in the

 

 

oven, the dip switches must be reset for

 

 

oven operation, and the time/temp

 

 

display must be recalibrated. If

 

 

readings are not achieved, replace

 

 

display.

Time Display inaccurate,

 

Perform all checks as in the above

erratic, or inoperative

 

evaluation. If the time check is okay,

 

 

refer to the next section.

 

Conveyor Drive

Check to see if the conveyor drive

 

(Stepper) Motor

(stepper) motor is running. If motor

 

 

is not running, refer to “Conveyor will

 

 

not run” on Page 45.

 

Magnet

Check to insure that the magnet

 

 

(cemented to shaft of conveyor drive

 

 

[stepper] motor) has not been damaged,

 

 

or come loose from motor shaft.

 

 

Replace as needed.

 

Hall Effect Sensor

Check for any physical damage to Hall

 

 

Effect sensor (mounted on conveyor

 

 

drive [stepper] motor). Check all

 

 

wiring and connections for damage.

 

 

If the motor is running, the magnet is

 

 

in place, but the display shows”—:—”

 

 

the Hall Effect Sensor may be defective

 

 

or improperly connected.

 

Conveyor Drive

Check all connections for tightness or

 

(Stepper Control)

proper location and check all wiring

 

 

for visible damage. Replace as needed.

 

 

If there is still no time display and all

 

 

the above have checked out, replace the

 

 

stepper control.

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