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R R R E E E P P P A A A I I I R R R I I I N N N S S S T T T R R R U U U C C C T T T I I I O O O N N N EB 904 / 905 / 944 / 945 / 964 / 965 / 984 / 985-111 / -211 / -611/ 02 1 SAFETY ........................................................ 3 4.12 Safety protector F1 ........................................................... 14 4.13 Controls ............................................................................. 15 1.1 Safety instructions .............................................................. 3 4.14 Keypad............................................................................... 15 1.2 Repair instructions ............................................................. 3 4.15 Electronics module........................................................... 15 2 INSTALLATION ............................................ 4 4.16 Light ................................................................................... 15 4.17 12 V transformer ............................................................... 15 2.1 Transportation protection devices .................................... 4 4.18 Rotisserie motor (pyrolysis appliances)......................... 15 2.2 Installation ........................................................................... 4 4.19 Hot air fan .......................................................................... 15 2.3 Initial start-up ...................................................................... 5 5 FUNCTIONS ................................................ 16 2.4 Demonstration circuit ......................................................... 5 3 OPERATION ................................................. 6 5.1 Rapid heating up (super quick circuit) ........................... 16 5.2 Air conduction .................................................................. 17 3.1 Summary of instructions .................................................... 6 5.3 Cooling fan on .................................................................. 18 3.2 Childproof lock.................................................................... 8 5.4 Pyrolysis............................................................................ 18 4 COMPONENTS............................................. 9 5.5 Locking motor ................................................................... 19 4.1 Cooling fan .......................................................................... 9 5.6 Catalysis ............................................................................ 19 4.2 Catalyser ............................................................................ 10 6 REPAIR ....................................................... 20 4.3 Locking motor (pyrolysis appliances)............................. 11 6.1 Replacing the electronics module................................... 20 4.4 Display ............................................................................... 11 6.2 Changing the display, resoldering the NTC sensor....... 20 4.5 Heating elements .............................................................. 11 7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS ............................... 21 4.6 Oven door .......................................................................... 12 4.7 Door switch ....................................................................... 13 7.1 Service programme .......................................................... 21 4.8 Door lock ........................................................................... 13 7.2 Parameter table ................................................................. 33 4.9 Cooking compartment sensor PT1000 ............................ 14 7.3 Time differs ....................................................................... 34 4.10 Core temperature sensor NT50........................................ 14 7.4 Furniture damage ............................................................. 34 4.11 Jacket temperature sensor NTC ...................................... 14 7.5 Appliance is heating although OFF................................. 34 r630031e – 14.04.04 Seite 1 von 37

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RRREEEPPPAAAIIIRRR IIINNNSSSTTTRRRUUUCCCTTTIIIOOONNN EB 904 / 905 / 944 / 945 / 964 / 965 / 984 / 985-111 / -211 / -611/ 02

1 SAFETY ........................................................ 3 4.12 Safety protector F1........................................................... 14

4.13 Controls............................................................................. 15 1.1 Safety instructions.............................................................. 3

4.14 Keypad............................................................................... 15 1.2 Repair instructions ............................................................. 3

4.15 Electronics module........................................................... 15 2 INSTALLATION............................................ 4 4.16 Light................................................................................... 15

4.17 12 V transformer ............................................................... 15 2.1 Transportation protection devices .................................... 4 4.18 Rotisserie motor (pyrolysis appliances)......................... 15 2.2 Installation ........................................................................... 4 4.19 Hot air fan.......................................................................... 15 2.3 Initial start-up ...................................................................... 5

5 FUNCTIONS................................................16 2.4 Demonstration circuit ......................................................... 5

3 OPERATION................................................. 6 5.1 Rapid heating up (super quick circuit) ........................... 16

5.2 Air conduction .................................................................. 17 3.1 Summary of instructions.................................................... 6 5.3 Cooling fan on .................................................................. 18 3.2 Childproof lock.................................................................... 8 5.4 Pyrolysis............................................................................ 18 4 COMPONENTS............................................. 9 5.5 Locking motor................................................................... 19

4.1 Cooling fan .......................................................................... 9 5.6 Catalysis............................................................................ 19 4.2 Catalyser............................................................................ 10

6 REPAIR .......................................................20 4.3 Locking motor (pyrolysis appliances)............................. 11 6.1 Replacing the electronics module................................... 20 4.4 Display ............................................................................... 11 6.2 Changing the display, resoldering the NTC sensor....... 20 4.5 Heating elements .............................................................. 11

7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS...............................21 4.6 Oven door .......................................................................... 12

4.7 Door switch ....................................................................... 13 7.1 Service programme .......................................................... 21

4.8 Door lock ........................................................................... 13 7.2 Parameter table................................................................. 33

4.9 Cooking compartment sensor PT1000............................ 14 7.3 Time differs ....................................................................... 34

4.10 Core temperature sensor NT50........................................ 14 7.4 Furniture damage ............................................................. 34

4.11 Jacket temperature sensor NTC ...................................... 14 7.5 Appliance is heating although OFF................................. 34

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7.6 Baking sheets jamming.................................................... 34

7.7 Baking sheet twisted ........................................................ 35

7.8 Display of varying brightness.......................................... 35

7.9 Three “- - -” dashes on the display.................................. 35

8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................ 37

8.1 Consumption rates ........................................................... 37

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1 SAFETY 1.2 Repair instructions

Caution! 1.1 Safety instructions

Danger! NEVER attempt repairs by randomly replacing components! ALWAYS proceed systematically and comply with the technical documentation for the appliance! Repairs may be carried out only by customer service engineers

trained by the manufacturer! As a rule, printed-circuit boards are not repaired but are completely replaced by original spare parts. Exceptions are documented separately.

The user may be put at considerable risk and injured by improper repairs!

If the appliance is faulty, the housing or frame may be live! Do not touch components in the appliance. Even the modules can be

live! Electrostatic sensitive devices: Comply with ESD information (see “General repair instructions”)!

Before commencing repairs, ALWAYS disconnect the appliance from the power supply! If tests have to be conducted while the appliance is live, ALWAYS use a residual-current-operated circuit-breaker!

The protective conductor connection must not exceed the standardised values! This is essential for personal safety and appliance function! Sharp edges:

Wear protective gloves! When repairs are complete, conduct a test in accordance with VDE 0701 or the corresponding national regulations as well as a performance test!

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2 INSTALLATION

2.1 Transportation protection devices

Beneath the handle is a red plastic part on the side strip. This must be removed prior to installation.

2.2 Installation

Attach the appliance to the front timber with the enclosed wood screw. On the handle side, directly under the fascia.

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2.3 Initial start-up EB 90./94./96./98.-111/-611/02

After a new connection or a power failure longer than 2 h, the appliance checks the door lock. The symbol (door lock) flashes on the display.

Please do not open the oven door and wait until the door lock symbol goes out! Then h/min 08:00 flash on the display. The current time can now be set by pressing the + / – buttons. Acknowledge by pressing the “S” button.

2.4 Demonstration circuit

On the appliance the violet cable is disconnected from the terminal. The cable features an insulating sleeve and can therefore be left where it is. The power supply to the heating elements is interrupted. Light, display, clock timer and fan still function.

EB 90./ 94./98.-211

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3 OPERATION Short low sound Selection in progress

Short high sound Input concluded

Sound sequence low sound Programmed value reached, acknowledgement expected (S button)

Flashing display symbol Input or acknowledgement expected

Hyphen on the display No value programmed

Function Press buttons

Rotisserie ON / OFF Short high sound →Input concluded

Temperature probe Insert sensor Cannot be used in conjunction with the rotisserie

1.

2. – / +

3. S

Short time 1. – / +

2. S or wait 5 sec.

Baking and cooking time (duration)

1. once

2. – / +

3. S

3.1 Summary of instructions

S = Acknowledge input Thermal test (actual temperature)

= Input time / Timer function = Temperature probe

– = Change / input value + = ditto

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Function Press buttons

Switch off time (end) 1. twice

2. – / +

3. S

Alarm time 1. three times

2. – /+

3. S

Time 1. four times

2. – / +

3. S

Pyrolysis (selector = 2 h) – / + up to 3.00 h. then S

Actual temperature (thermal test) S

Childproof lock ON / OFF

flashes

S and simultaneously temperature selector on / off

Delete timer values Simultaneously press – / +

Enable after timer has elapsed Press the “S” button

S = Acknowledge input Thermal test (actual temperature)

= Input time / Timer function = Temperature probe

– = Change / input value + = ditto

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3.2 Childproof lock

The childproof lock prevents the oven from being switched on unintentionally. Activation: Switch off the appliance. Set temperature selector to < >. Press and hold down button < S >. Set temperature selector to position (0) OFF. The < > symbol flashes on the display. All functions are disabled. Deactivation: Switch on the appliance. Press and hold down button < S >. Set temperature selector to < >. The displayed symbol < > goes out. Appliance is ready to use.

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4 COMPONENTS

4.1 Cooling fan

Voltage 220–240 VAC 50 / 60 Hz Power 48 W quick / 25 W slow Speed 1570 r.p.m. quick / 1050 r.p.m. slow

Winding resistance 100 ohm slow Contact 4–1 Winding resistance 66 ohm quick Contact 4–3

Pos. 1 Contact 1 Pos. 2 Contact 3 Pos. 3 Contact 4 (common)

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4.2 Catalyser

IMPORTANT The 150 W catalyser is situated up on the ceiling of the baking muffle for (optimised air purification). As the grease vapours require adequate oxygen for complete incineration, air is drawn in by the cooling fan.

Heat the cat. honeycomb for approx. 1 hour to eliminate any new odours.

After an adequately long heating-up time, the smoke rises to the upperside of the baking muffle, penetrates the grille and is heated on contact with the heating element. The catalyser accelerates incineration. From 350 °C the heated ceramic honeycomb results in an optimum reaction which converts the smoke into an almost odourless and colourless mixture. The cooling fan blows this mixture through the ventilation grille under the door.

When the appliance has been switched OFF, the catalyser continues heating for approx. another 45 min. The K 14 relay is re-actuated over this time.

NOTE Catalyser from FD 8207 Catalyser up to FD 8206

Despite the electrically heated catalyser, there are still occasional complaints about odours.

Predominantly these complaints affect appliances up to FD 8206 When servicing the appliance, replace this catalyser with the new, more powerful catalyser (fig. on left). On account of the larger geometrical surface of the new cat. honeycomb, it was possible to further improve the air purification. Spare-part no. 489346

As the cat. heater and housing have not been changed, it is adequate to replace just the cat. honeycomb.

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4.3 Locking motor (pyrolysis appliances) 4.4 Display

Voltage 220–240 VAC 50 / 60 Hz The printed-circuit board features an NTC sensor which blanks the display at a temperature of approx. 120 °C and simultaneously switches off the heater. Power 3 W

Speed on the drive 4 r.p.m.

Torque 0.27 Nm

Voltage 2 x 3.75 VDC Display repair see point. 6. 2

Contact assignment, left stop Contact assignment, right stop 4.5 Heating elements The consumption values can be found on the circuit diagram of the

appliance types.

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4.6 Oven door

Door hinges cannot be changed over.

Replacing / cleaning the front pane Procedure: ►

► ►

Open the door and unscrew the four cross-head screws on the inside. Hold onto the pane and then remove it forwards. The inside of the door and the front pane can now be cleaned. Insert the front pane when the oven door is closed. Do not damage the display seal, otherwise the display may be tarnished. Open the oven door carefully, securing the front pane to prevent it from falling down. Now attach the pane with the four cross-head screws.

When changing the door seal, frame, door sheet-metal infill or inner panes, it is recommended to remove the door. Procedure: ► ►

► ► ►

Pull the appliance out of the recess slightly. Loosen the upper hinge when the door is closed, Detach the door, if required loosen the lower hinge also (three cross-head screws per hinge). The door seal cannot be changed until the frame and the intermediate panes have been removed. When inserting the door seal, ensure that it is positioned correctly. Pull the seal outwards at the corners, otherwise condensation may form.

Catalysis: The underside of the silicone door seal in the middle previously had a 6 cm gap on the 60 cm appliance and a 15 cm gap on the 70 cm appliance. To save energy, this door seal is now continuous. Pyrolysis: The pyrolysis door features two double reflex-coated intermediate panes. These are secured by a frame. To prevent the glass from breaking, this frame must no longer be interconnected at the corners.

Remove front pane: Open the door, loosen the four cross-head screws on the inside, holding onto the pane and removing it forwards. Remove the fastening screws from the furniture (situated on the stop bar under the control panel and at the lower end).

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4.7 Door switch

Low-voltage switch. When the door is opened, the circulating air fan and the heating element switch off.

4.8 Door lock

Procedure: ► ►

► ►

► ► ►

Remove the appliance. Remove the side panel and inner plate.

Lower door lock. Remove the ventilation grille which is attached to the baking muffle and to the base plate.

Upper door lock. Remove the knobs. On the side strips remove the screws from the control and display panel. Disconnect the ribbon cables ST 10, ST 12 and ST 13 from the electronics module. Disconnect cable from the door switch. Remove forwards the complete control and display panel. Change the lock.

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4.9 Cooking compartment sensor PT1000

Resistance value at 20 °C / 68 °F = 1077.9 ohm Resistance value at 200 °C / 392 °F = 1758.4 ohm

4.10 Core temperature sensor NT50

Resistance value at 25 °C / 77 °F = 50 KOhm 4.11 Jacket temperature sensor NTC

Component of the power electronics module / relay

4.12 Safety protector F1

The protector (break-contact /.NC), coloured green, is situated on the support plate of the electronics module and switches OFF the heating elements at 100 °C / 248 °F. The display, heating-up symbol and fan functions are retained.

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4.13 Controls 4.16 Light

Rotary switch on the left for selecting the function In the pyrolysis appliance the light consists of the 100 W / 230 V Rotary switch on the right for selecting the temperature halogen light at the top and the side 1x20 W / 12 V halogen light

which is supplied via a transformer. Indicated on the display In the catalysis appliance the lighting consists of the 100 W / 230 V halogen light at the top and the side 4x15 W / 230 V bulbs. Test in the Service programme, step 3

4.14 Keypad 4.17 12 V transformer Acoustic test in the Service programme, step 3 In pyrolysis appliances the transformer supplies the 1x20 W / 12 V

side halogen light. 4.15 Electronics module

4.18 Rotisserie motor (pyrolysis appliances) Relay circuit heating elements are clocked Nominal operating voltage 230 VAC Voltage 220–240 VAC 50 / 60 Hz

Power 3.5 W Permitted operating voltage range 195–253 (–15 % +10 %) Speed 21 / min.

Nominal frequency 50 / 60 Hz Permitted frequency range 45–65 Hz 4.19 Hot air fan Max. operating current 16 A

Direction of rotation to the right viewed from the baking muffle. Voltage 220–240 VAC 50 / 60 Hz Power 43 W Speed 1800 r.p.m. Note: Change vane or motor. The motor shaft has a left-hand thread.

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5 FUNCTIONS 5.1.1 Heating-up times

5.1 Rapid heating up (super quick circuit)

The super quick circuit is active for hot air operating mode only. In addition to the ring heating element the bottom heat heating element is connected. Bottom heat is active for as long as the temp. difference between required and actual temp. is greater than 50 K. General: The heating-up times are dependent on the mains voltage. In top/bottom heat mode the time is extended on account of the convection heat and the lower heating element power. When heating up in any operating mode, a temperature increase (overshoot) of approx. 25 K is required in order to compensate for the temperature loss when putting in food (open door, cold food).

Type

Super quick circuit

for hot air mode

Hot air Heating up

175 °C Time in min.

TH + BH, Heating up

200 °C Time in min.

EB 904 / 905 -211 / -111

X 7.5 16.5

EB 944 / 945 -211 / -111

X 7.5 16

EB 964 / 965 -111

X 8 17

EB 984 / 985 -211 / -111 /

-611 / 02 X 8 17

Note: Heating-up times measured at constant voltage 230 / 400 VAC / 50 Hz without food for cooking / baking.

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5.2 Air conduction

E) Ambient air approx. 25 °C F) Baking vapour removal via the catalyser G) Front pane temperature 70 °C H) Pyrolyse operating mode muffle temperature 485 °C A) Side air duct I) Exhaust air approx. 90 °C B) Insulation J) Room temperature approx. 25 °C C) Muffle inner compartment

D) Ambient air approx. 25 °C

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5.3 Cooling fan on 5.4 Pyrolysis

Cooling fan is two-stage via winding tap. The pyrolysis feature heats vegetable and organic matter to approx. 485 °C. As a result of thermal decomposition, solid, liquid and gaseous substances are formed. The evaporating substances are conveyed out through the cooling fan via the catalyser. Only ash remains. When the appliance has cooled down, wipe out the ash with a damp cloth.

Oven mode: When the appliance is switched on (temperature sector min. at “Light” position), the cooling fan runs at setting 1 and is actuated at setting 2 depending on the housing temperature (NTC on power electronics module) or the oven temperature (PT1000). In normal mode setting two does not occur. Implementation:

Take all accessories out of the cooking compartment. Remove coarse dirt beforehand, manually clean the door seal, inside of door and glass pane.

Switch on the appliance “ ”

Run-on function:

NTC / electronics

module

Switch-on temperature

T = 55 °C / 122 °F T>fan / setting 1

NTC / electronics

module

Switch-on temperature

T = 90 °C / 194 °F T>fan / setting 2 Heat output

Off

Pt1000 oven Switch-on

temperature T = 380 °C / 716 °F

T>fan / setting 2 For pyrolysis only

Entry: Rotate both selector switches to pyrolysis. Set pyrolysis time with the Plus / Minus button (setting range 1 to 3 hours in minute steps). Increase suggested time 2 hours to recommended 3 hours. Acknowledge with “S” button. The light goes out and the door locks at a temperature of 316 °C. The door unlocks at 304 °C after the pyrolysis sequence. Cooling fan switches off at 150 °C.

Phase 1 Heat up to 171 °C / 347 °F

HL motor On

Grill 100% RH 0% OH 50%

Phase 2 Heat up to 375 °C / 707 °F

HL motor On

Grill 50% RH 50% OH 0%

Phase 3 Heat up to 430 °C / 806 °F

HL motor On

Grill 50% RH 50% OH 50%

Phase 4 Heat up to 485 °C / 915 °F

HL motor On

Grill 50% RH 50% OH 100%

Bottom heat is not on.

The front heating element is active in all phases.

When the appliance is switched off (temperature switch in position 0 / OFF), the cooling fan does not run. However, it is switched on or off depending on the housing temperature electronics module) or the oven temperature (PT1000). Switch off the appliance 0 / OFF

For test see Point 4.4

NTC / electronics module

Switch-on temperatureT = 55 °C / 122 °F

T> fan / setting 1 T< fan Off

PT 1000 / oven Switch-on temperatureT = 150 °C / 122 °F

T> fan / setting 1 T< fan Off

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5.5 Locking motor 5.6 Catalysis

Self-cleaning aid: The locking motor is activated at a muffle temperature > 316 °C as well as the pyrolysis operating mode (lock). While pyrolysis is running, the key symbol flashes on the display. In the end position the key is displayed statically. Oven unlocks again at 304 °C after pyrolysis has run (unlock).

In this operating mode the soiling on the catalytic inner plates (rear panel and side panels) are incinerated at temperatures of approx. 300 °C. The enamel feels rough, similar to a fine sand paper. For test purposes the locking motor may be activated even at room

temperature by jumpering the reset contact on the electronics module (next to ST15) as well as in the Service programme Pos.06.04. Any intermediate position is possible. At the end of the Service program the motor moves to the end position.

Large-surface and thick soiling caused by sugar and acid leave stains on the brightly coated plates, however their function is not affected. It is not possible to cover the entire baking muffle with these plates. Therefore, before selecting the 300 °C cleaning aid, manually clean the floor, ceiling, door and pane prior to catalysis. The grease filter as well as the accessories must be taken out of the cooking compartment.

If areas have burnt-in dirt, it is difficult to clean these. In this case only a standard oven cleaner (e.g. K2R) will help, however the cleaner must not come into contact with the anodised parts. Cleaner must be wiped off immediately to prevent discoloration. Entry: Rotate the selector and temperature switch one setting to the left. Set cleaning time via Plus/Minus button. (Setting range 1–3 hours in minute steps). Increase suggested time 1:30 hours to recommended 3 hours. Acknowledge with “S” button.

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6 REPAIR 6.2 Changing the display, resoldering the NTC sensor

6.1 Replacing the electronics module

NTC sensorAfter replacing the electronics module, adjust the parameters for the following function to the particular model. The setting is made in the Service programme, point 7.1.12, test step 08, see also Parameter table

EB 904 / 905 / 964 / 965

-111 / -211

Parameter P 00 Function 0

EB 944 / 945 / 984 / 985

-111 / -211 / -611 / 02

Parameter P 00 Function 1

EB 944 / 945 / 984 / 985

-611 / 02

Parameter P 01 Function 1 =

12 h / AM / PM

EB 944 / 945 / 984 / 985

-611 / 02

Parameter P 02 Function 1 =

°Fahrenheit

Procedure: ►

► ► ►

► ►

Loosen the screws on the side strips in the area of the control panel and displays. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the electronics module ST13, ST12, ST10. Loosen the 2 screws on the retention plate of the electronics module support. Disconnect the wire from the door switch.

Completely remove the fascia. Remove the sheet-metal cover from the display, remove the display. Unclip the display from the front panel. If the display was illegible replace, otherwise resolder the NTC sensor. Re-attach all the components in reverse sequence.

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7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS 7.1.1 Activate

Simultaneously press buttons < + > and < – > for min. 5 sec. 7.1 Service programme When an acoustic signal has sounded, also press button < S > (within

2 sec.). Activate If this sequence is not observed (e.g. button not pressed briefly), start

from the beginning.

1. Simultaneously press both buttons for min. 5 sec.

2. Following the signal press this button also

Exit

Simultaneously press buttons and release

Change the test step with input buttons < + > and < – >. Change the test sub-step with the < S > button. 7.1.2 Exit

Simultaneously press buttons < + >, < – > and < > and release. 7.1.3 General information

When the test programme is entered, an acoustic signal sounds, the display is fully illuminated, all consumers are switched off. With the exception of the display test (steps 1 and 2) and the controls test (step 3) the current test step number is indicated on the rotisserie display (on left) and the sub-step are indicated on the time display. Other displays can be viewed if required. Change the test step with the “+” and “–” buttons. Change the sub step with “S”. Jacket cooling is switched off during the test. Therefore, heating elements should not be switched on for a prolonged period. If required, the locking unit may be operated in step 6 only, as any intermediate position is possible. Even after a brief operating time, the lock is moved to a defined position when the test routine is left.

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7.1.4 Contents 7.1.5 Test step 01 (is not displayed)

Display test Test step Description Point

01 Display test 7.1.5

02 Display test 7.1.6

03 Software version

Operating unit test 7.1.7

04 Hot-air fan

Cooling fan 7.1.8

05

PT 1000 oven sensor

NTC core temperature sensor

NTC electronics module

7.1.9

06 Small consumer

Door switch 7.1.10

07 Heating elements 7.1.11

08 Parameter setting 7.1.12

13 Pyrolysis endurance test 7.1.13

The test programme is entered at test step 01 Display: All segments ON

Note: If segments are displayed only partially or not at all, check and, if required, replace the ribbon cable to the relay electronics module (contact ST 12). Warning:

If no contact fault can be established on the ribbon cable, replace the display electronics module. Test step 02 button < + > Test step 13 button < – >

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7.1.7 Test step 03 7.1.6 Test step 02 (is not displayed)

Software version • Display test Display: Display: All segments OFF e.g. version 01.03

Test step no. 03 Version 01.03

Operating unit test (on right) Temperature switch Note: Rotate the right knob to the right All segments are dark, the standby consumption of approx. 7 W

(30 mA) can be checked on the mains terminal X1 - 1. Display: Required temperature according to position of rotary switch Test step 03 button < + > without heating. Visual inspection Test step 01 button < – >

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7.1.8 Test step 04

Hot-air fan Cooling fan Display:

Test step 04 00 Operating mode switch

Rotate left knob, having rotated the right knob one position to the right. Operating mode setting is displayed. Note: If values are displayed partially or not at all, check the ribbon cable contact (ST 10).

Press button < S > to select the sub-step corresponding to the performance test. If no contact fault can be established on the ribbon cable, replace the

operating unit. Button test

Button Test- / Sub-step Fan – 04 00 All fans OFF S 04 01 Hot-air fan S 04 02 Cooling fan, setting 1 S 04 03 Cooling fan, setting 2

S 04 04Cooling fan, setting 2

and hot-air fan cooling mode

Whenever a button is pressed, an acoustic signal sounds. Note: Pushbuttons do not respond, the test programme cannot be activated. Test step 04 button < + > Test step 02 button < – >

Test step 05 button < + > Test step 03 button < – >

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7.1.9 Test step 05

PT 1000 oven sensor NTC core temperature sensor NTC electronics module Display: Test step 05 00

Button Test- / Sub-step Sensor Display

– 05 00 Jacket temp. Sensor

NTC board

Current temperature or fault no.

S 05 01 Core temp. Sensor

NTC 50

Current temperature or fault no.

S 05 02 Cooking

compartment sensorPT 1000

Current temperature or fault no.

F01 Open line

F02 High temperature

F03 Short-circuit

F04 Low temperature

Display: e.g. jacket temperature 30 °C Press button < S > to select the sub step corresponding to the performance test of the sensors. The current temperature or a fault no. is indicated on the display.

Test step 06 button < + > Test step 04 button < – >

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7.1.10 Test step 06 00

Button Test /

Sub-step Component Action

Display Function

– 06 00 Door switch Close door

S 06 01 Light

Visual inspection Measuring

points See test table

Light

S 06 02 Catalyser Measuring

points See test table

Heats

S 06 03 Rotisserie

motor

Measuring points

See test table Motor noise

S 06 04 Locking feature

Measuring points

See test table Motor rotates Key symbol lit

Any intermediate position is possible,

see General information

text

• Door switch • Light • Locking motors • Rotisserie motor

Display: Test step 06

Press button < S > to select the sub-step corresponding to the performance test.

Test step 07 button < + > Test step 05 button < – >

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7.1.11 Test step 07

Button Test /

Sub-step

Heating

elements

Measuring points,

see test table,

power, see

circuit diagram

– 07 00 Everything off

S 07 01

Ring heating

element

and fan

S 07 02 Grill heating

element

S 07 03 Top heat

S 07 04 Bottom heat

S 07 05 Pizza socket

When heater

connected,

see circuit diagram

for power

S 07 06 Front heating element

Heating elements Display: Test step 07 00

Note: Everything off Press button < S > to select the sub-step corresponding to the performance test.

Test step 08 button < + > Test step 06 button < – >

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.B) Display mode 7.1.12 Test step 08 Parameter number and associated function indicated on display.

Parameter setting

Display: e.g.: P00 001

Test step 08 00

Parameter Function A) Activate C) Input Hold down button < S > Selecting parameters: Also press button < + > The parameters “P00” to “P09” can now be selected with buttons

< + > and < – >. See Parameter table point 7.1.14

Changing the function: Press button < >. “P” now flashes on the display / 001 or 000. Change function according to table with button < + > or < – >. Press button < S > to save the input.

A high signal sounds and there is a return to display mode.

or

1. Press button S 2. Also press button + Press button < > not to save the input. A high signal sounds and there is a return to display mode.

Seconds are now counted up on the time display. On display < 5 > first release button < + > and then < S >. A signal sounds and there is a switchover to display mode

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D) Ending input 7.1.13 Test step13 Hold down button < S >

• Pyrolysis endurance test Also press button < + > and now release both buttons.

For factory test only

There is a return to test step 08:00 Test step 13 button < + > Test step 07 button < – >

Display: Test step13 00 Test step 01 button < + > Test step 08 button < – > Simultaneously press buttons < + >, < – > and < > and release.

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7.1.14 Test table / Service programme

Entry: Press and hold down Plus / Minus button. After the acoustic signal (5 sec.) sounds, also press the S button

Test step Sub-step Description

Current input (1-phase)

Measuring points for actuation voltage 230V

Remark

04 Fan 00 All off 01 Hot air 354 mA ST4.4 / HL-MOT ↔ ST7.4 / L1* 02 Cooling fan, setting 1 210 mA ST7.2 / VENT1 ↔ ST4.5 / N 0 °C–320 °C 03 Cooling fan, setting 2 340 mA ST7.1 / VENT2 ↔ ST4.5 / N 320 °C–485 °C 04 Hot air + cooling fan Setting 2 670 mA Cooling mode

05 Sensor00 Jacket temperature Sensor soldered to board 01 Temperature probe 50 Kohm/25 °C (X9 disconnected)

02 Cooking compartment sensor PT1000 1.1 Kohm/25 °C (ST16 disconnected)

Measured temperature or fault code indicated on temp. display F01 = Interruption F02 = Temperature too high F03 = Short-circuit F04 = Temperature too low

06 Small consumer 00 All off 01 Halogen light 430 mA ST5 / LIGHT1 ↔ ST8 / LIGHT1 01 12 V halogen at side 830 mA ST4.6 / LIGHT2 ↔ ST7.5 / LIGHT2 01 230 V lamps at side 260 mA ST4.6 / LIGHT2 ↔ ST7.5 / LIGHT2 02 Catalyser 652 mA ST6.1 / CAT ↔ ST6.2 / CAT 03 Rotisserie motor 100 mA ST4.2 / ROTISSERIE ↔ ST7.4 / L1*

04 Locking motor 13 mA ST4.3 / LOCK ↔ ST7.4 / L1*

Status of the limit switches: static = door switch closed flashes = door locked/unlocked static = door locked

Warning! Any intermediate position is possible. Moves to end position at end of test programme.

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Entry: Press and hold down Plus / Minus button. After the acoustic signal (5 sec.) sounds, also press the S button

Test step Sub-step Description

Current input (1-phase)

Measuring points for actuation voltage 230 V

Remark

07 Heating elements 00 All off01 10 A ST2.4 / RING ↔ ST7.4 / L1* 02 Grill 8.7 A ST2.3 / GRILL ↔ ST7.4 / L1*

03 Top heat 4.8 A ST2.2 / TH ↔ ST7.4 / L1* 04 Bottom heat 4.8 A ST2.1 / BH ↔ ST7.4 / L1*

05 Pizza stone heating element connected

10.9 A ST1.2 / PIZZA ↔ ST7.4 / L1*

Warning! Do not actuate heaters for a prolonged period! Jacket cooling is off

06 Front heating element 1.8 A ST3.1 / FRONT ↔ ST3.2 / FRONT Exit Simultaneously press Plus/Minus button and Clock button

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7.2 Parameter table

Parameter Description Function FunctionP 00 Catalysis/pyrolysis appliance 0 = catalysis 1 = Pyrolysis appliance

P 01 12 or 24 hour display 0 = 24 hours 1 = 12 h / AM-PM

P 02 Temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius 0 = ° Celsius 1 = ° Fahrenheit

P 03 Grill 0 = Grill as temperature 1 = Grill as %

P 04 Time control: Mains frequency detection combined with quartz operation or only

quartz operation

0 = Mains frequency / Quartz operation. 1 = Quartz operation

P 05 free 0

P 06 free 0

P 07 free 0

P 08 free 0

P 09 free 0

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7.3 Time differs Rectifying the fault: ► ► ►

Remove the appliance. If the clock is extremely slow or fast on account of large mains frequency fluctuations, Parameter “P04” (parameter table) for time detection can be switched in the Service programme test step 08 from combined mains frequency detection/quartz operation to just quartz operation. The electronics module does not have a technical defect.

Remove the rear panel. Push bottom heat heating element forwards until it touches a stop. Insulate the heating element connections with sleeves.

7.4 Furniture damage 7.6 Baking sheets jamming

Veneers or plastic coatings on installed furniture must be processed with heat-resistant adhesive. If the requirements are not met, the veneer will become detached.

7.6.1 Catalysis appliances

When inserting the catalytic side plates, ensure that the guide grilles (at the front) are fitted under the catalytic side panels.

The oven conforms to the currently valid European standard EN 60335. A temperature increase of max. 65 K at room temperature is permitted. This means that at a room temperature of 20 °C to 25 °C the furniture may have a temperature of 85 °C to 90 °C.

7.5 Appliance is heating although OFF

Cause of fault: Up to FD 7712 the bottom heat heating element could slip backwards and touch the rear panel of the appliance with the N-connection. When the appliance has been switched OFF, the catalyser continues heating for approx. 45 min. The K 14 relay is still actuated over this time and supplies the BH with voltage due to the resulting earth fault. An installed residual-current-operated circuit-breaker would trip. Fault description: Does not apply to US or CH versions.

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7.9 Three “- - -” dashes on the display 7.6.2 Pyrolysis appliances

For functional reasons the enamelled baking sheets run along the side panels which are also enamelled. This results in slight wear, but not enamel damage.

7.9.1 Low voltage

Fault description: The baking sheets are bent on the right and left. Material must not project at the front or back, if required rework with emery paper.

Three dashes are displayed and an alarm sounds. Cause of fault:

Mains voltage < 195 VAC

7.7 Baking sheet twisted Rectifying the fault: Check mains voltage and connections under load. The cold food (frozen food) must not be placed on the preheated

baking sheet but on the grill shelf. Insert the grill pan into the shelf position underneath to catch the liquid.

7.9.2 Power failure

Fault description:

7.8 Display of varying brightness Three dashes are displayed and an alarm sounds. Cause of fault:

If the mains voltage fails while the appliance is on, oven operation does not automatically continue when the mains voltage is restored.

Rectifying the fault: The appliance must be switched off and on again with the temperature switch. Note:

Fault description: If power failures > 2 hours, the time is no longer buffered. When the mains voltage is restored, the time must be reset. Suggested time on the display h/min 08:00, the same time when the appliance is switched on for the first time.

The light segments lose brightness and become illegible, especially those segments which are always or frequently on, e.g. time display. Cause of fault: The display is subject to an ageing process. Rectifying the fault: Replace the display, see point 6.2.

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7.9.3 Vacation safety device:

Three dashes are displayed and an alarm sounds. Each heating process is terminated after 12 hours, provided no operation has occurred during that time. Deactivation: Switch OFF appliance. This function is off in timer mode. 7.9.4 Display significantly darker

Fault description: Display is significantly darker than in normal mode even though the mains voltage is in working order. Appliance does not heat up Cause of fault: Temperature on the display is > 120 °C Ribbon cable to the display has contact problems. Display NTC sensor defective or bad soldered joint. Rectifying the fault: Resolder sensor, if required replace display or cable. Procedure: See point 6.2

NTC sensor

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8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

8.1 Consumption rates

Model Total wattage Fusing

EB 904 / 905 / 944 / 945-111 3.7 kW 1-phase 230 VAC / 16 A

EB 904 / 905 / 944 / 945-211 3.7 kW 2-phase 400 VAC / 16 A

EB 964 / 965 / 984 / 985-111 4.1 kW 1-phase 230 VAC / 20 A

EB 984 / 985-211 4.1 kW 2-phase 400 VAC / 16 A

EB 984 / 985-611 / 02 3.55 / 4.1 kW 1-phase 208 / 220-240 VAC / 20 A