TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOMS | POSSIBLE CAUSES | |
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Mechanical timer inoperative or not functioning | Interconnecting wiring malfunction. | |
Line voltage incorrect. | ||
properly. | ||
Timer malfunction. | ||
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Component cooling fan does not run. | Motor inoperable. | |
Interconnecting wiring malfunction. | ||
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| Convection fan motor speed/direction. | |
| Poor combustion. | |
Uneven cooking. | Gas pressure incorrect. | |
Exhaust vent plugged or obstructed. | ||
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| Snorkel vent plugged or obstructed. | |
| Air flow baffles missing or damaged. | |
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| High ambient temperatures | |
Intermittent problems. | Wiring connections loose. | |
| Cooling fan malfunction. | |
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No power to temperature controller. | Power/Master switch in OVEN COOL position. | |
Door or door switch open. | ||
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No heat; LED on the controller is flashing. | Probe open or shorted. | |
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COMPUTER CONTROL MODELS ONLY
SYMPTOM | POSSIBLE CAUSES | |
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| High limit switch open. | |
Oven does not heat. | Probe malfunction. | |
Control malfunction. | ||
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| Power level control set to off. | |
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High limit thermostat shutting off gas burner. | Probe malfunction. | |
Control malfunction. | ||
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| Probe malfunction. | |
Oven not hot enough. | Control range high (rH1) setting to low. See Setup | |
| Mode under Computer Controller (SG4C/SG6C). | |
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