service agent training 2010 presented by richard saberon
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3. DETAIL OF INNER SIDE OF OUTER DOOR GLASS Attention in case of a technical repair on the outer door glass or on a door component be careful to properly position the 4 bushings as described The modification of intemal glass consists in the progressive elimination of the screen printing in order to reduce the tensions which generate on the glass during the pyrolysis function 1 MODIFICATION FP SERIES OVENS starting from 06 11 2007 SCP SERIES OWENS starting from 26 10 2007 Inner glass replacement for the change from complete screen printing to dotted screen printing 2 MODIFICATION FP SERIES OVENS starting from 28 03 2008 dotted internal glass is replaced with new glass with screen pri entirely eliminated FORNI SERIE SCP E FP132 FP131 FPMBBX new door introduction For further details refer to the document FRN SB2008 TO introduction of a new oven doar SCP SC FP Yes following the instructions below Change in screen printing has evolved as follows 1st modification internal glass replaced owing to change from complete screen printing to dotted screen printing 2nd modification dotted internal glass is replaced with new glass with screen printing entirely eliminated This also includes the introduction of black hinges rubber screw covers for aesthetical reasons 1st modification gt internal glass replaced owing to change from complete screen printing to dotted screen printing INTRODUCTION DATE MODELS rti
4. ELIMINATION CAUSE Knob continuous operation o broken wire Continuous key usage Presence of water or pans on Clean the control zone control unit switches OFF hob glass on top of control unit Replace control unit Control zone switches Short circuit or fault in control Replace control OFF after 3 5 7 5 Secs Zone Improperty configured control New configuration by means of configuration Zone the semice menu Faulty connection Wrong conirol board refer to chapter 4 for between controls mounted procedure _ Faulty filter board Replace control board If error persists Communication emor faulty controls Replace the user interface board between controls and or its connection cable inductor faulty or disconnected connection cable to control ILI LL f error persists replace filter board ERROR CODE FOR MODEL CESIMXA CONTINUED ERROR DESCRIPTION POSSIBLE ERROR ERROR ELIMINATION LODE CAUSE Temperature probe Cooking zone exceedingly E 2 detects overheating of overheated empty pan induction elements was used Filter Faulty filter board Replace filter board Missing 12 phase SS I EIT Internal communication Internal communication error Replace power board 666 Replace probe or inductor 11400 Overvoltage Appliance connected at 400v Disconnect and reconnect the appliance to the mains WIRING DIAGRAM FOR MODEL CESIMXA
5. If the door lock activates not allowing you to open the door even though the Pyrolysis function was not selected proceed as follows 1 Check that the oven installation complies with the instructions given in the installation booklet the appliance must be properly ventilated 2 Check that the appliance has a door locking thermostat calibrated 100 C P N 818731036 As of 09 01 2008 a new thermostat is introduced calibrated 100 C to replace the current thermostat calibrated 90 C to avoid anticipated triggering of the door lock especially in situations of overheating due to for e g critical installations that do not allow proper appliance ventilation 1 door lock thermostat 2 safety thermostat PERFORM THE FOLLOWING CHECKS A The gasket on the3 lower profile of the front panel crossbar must be inserted along the entire profile and aligned with the tangential duct Loosen the tangential duct retaining screws to free it from the casing After removing the upper casing you can access the gasket applied to the front panel crossbar This gasket must be perfectly inserted along the entire length of the lower edge to prevent it from obstructing the air outlet gap under the front panel In the picture you can see how the lower cooling duct must be inserted in the upper fold of the duct outlet strip DETAIL OF DUCT OUTLET STRIP b The upper duct of the tangential fan motor must be perfectly aligned with front pan
6. TEMPERATURA Rinse ICR Hot prewash Inlet Valve EV1 Drain Pump s CL c s ui Detergent Heater BAUMATIC amp CLASSIQUE DISHWASHER IMPROVEMENTS More coarse filter If under filling heating element wont work making it safer Water counter improved accuracy of water intake Drain pump directly installed to sump making it more hygienic Temp sensor directly attached to the pump giving better control of the water temperature HOW ACTIVATE THE TEST PROGRAMME Test Program Operation How to activate Test With door closed Start Pause Program Power otart Test Program otart Pause Jump into next step Start Pause ___ EB Normal Eco E4 intensive E6 _________ Normal E Intensive Normal Eco Description To activate Test Program with the door closed and machine off hold down the Start Pause button and press the POWER button until the machine enter into Test Program The appliance will pause and stand by as step 00 Then press otart Pause button to start Test Program During test program running you can press Start Pause button to jump into next step except inlet valve step To know which error code has occurred take error 7 for example if the error 7 has happened the buzzer would alarm for 30 seconds and the Intensive Normal and Eco indicators would flash simultaneously Other error alarms can be deduced from this CLD60 CL
7. Interchangeability FRN SB2009 04 display board flashing SC45MF2 5 45 2 the display flashes and displays lit unlit symbols intermittently The software of the display electronic board has been updated SC45MF2 From 17 March 2009 SC45MFNEZ from 20 March 2009 Yes the code of the board remains unchanged code 811651002 since the spare part warehouse provides the updated components WALL OVENS FP610AN MARC SAP112 8 LINEA SAC399X CLASSIC NEWSON RANGE SERIES SERIES CHECK WHEN REPLACING THE INNER DOOR GLASS When replacing the inner door glass make sure you measure the resistance of the glass around 25 ohms to 32 ohms toward the oven If this is not checked correctly the glass will explode when high temperatures are used The other side of the glass does not have any resistance OUTER DOOR GLASS BREAKAGES In case the outer door glass is breaking due to some shocks on the door handle or after closing the oven door with excessive force it is necessary to check whether all 4 bushings fixing the door handle to the glass are present as shown in the following pictures DETAIL OF FIXING WHICH 18 NOT CORRECT BUSHING IS MISSING IN THE GLASS HOLE 2 BUSHINGS ONE ON EACH SID X CMM 2 BUSHINGS ONE ON EACH SIDE ux DETAIL OF BUSHING PARTNO 180570226 DETAIL OF BUSHING INSERTED INSIDE THE HOLE DETAIL OF BUSHING ON THE HANDLE SUPPORT
8. ED gt BKD46 TIMER CHART NUMERAZIONE CONTATTI 01 1 3 4 5 POSIZIONE CONTATTI klalklalklalklalklalkla dillsp Peis _ _____________ _ TdT 1 muna LL RR 18 n su ma 19111 10 _ li FLL gt DETERGENT P1 H FILL WASH gt HEATING 1451141 mi5 __ 5 ____________________ 1 H3 e isjLLEWSH j HE 4s __ _ _ lL _ we geb _ BEAD 24 25 DRAN ML P 24 _ _ FLLEWASH I PH IIS 26 OPION PAUSE po Jet ELLE BS ML I Pri Eee __ 28 FILL WASH gt HEATING __________ es B 1 21 E E E 2 E al E a E zi E Je29 FILL WASH gt DETERGENT i Iil leS
9. it is possible to fit the new outer door glass on the original inner door using the proper stirrups P N 068251052 P N 068251051 LEFT GLASS SUPPORTING STIRRUP RIGHT GLASS SUPPORTING STIRRUP Hereafter the Inner door part numbers where to fit the new outer door glass 2 stirrups 352050798 INNER DOOR SM MR SC381X 482050859 INNER DOOR SM GS SC399X 482050860 INNER DOOR SM GS PIRO N B refer to the exploded views to identify the models the precise date of introduction and the correct part numbers The following sequence shows the procedure on right hinge Repeat the same procedure for the left hinge 1 Remove the inner and middle glass es and 2 Remove the second screw fixing the hinge unscrew the lower screw fixing the hinge below the inner glass 3 Slightly slide the hinge to fit the stirrup i between the the hinge and the inner door 4 Screw the hinge stirrup on the inner door pin 068251051 nght side 7 CORRECT OUTER DOOR GLASS 8 Fix the outer glass on the new stirrup POSITION inside the new stirrup 9 Position once again the middle glass and 10 the inner glass HOW TO UNLOCK PYROLYTIC MODELS Manual door unlocking Door locked and pyrolytic function is not active Description of modification Performs the checks operations indicated below Date of introduction Introduction of a new door lock thermostat as of 09 01 2008 depending on the model Interchangeability YES
10. CAM LEVER MICROSWITCH V CAM THICKNESS INCREASED The modification of the micro cam improves cam lever positioning which remains aligned with the oven front siot visible with the door open CORRECT CAM ALIGNMENT WITH OVEN FRONT SLOT gt increase in thickness of the two cooks on either end of the inner door Kit P N 994490830 was created for Service to be assembled on appliances built prior to modification it includes the following components right gr microswitch including support microswitch cam left gr microswitch including support microswitch cam inner door with new configuration hooks FRN SB2010 02 oven switching _ 5245 odels concerned 45cm compact ovens microwaves combi microwaves 2 series The oven suddenly switches off during a cooking whichever the program set Description of Follow the instructions included into the document Date of introduction gt SC45MC2 SC45MCNE2 appliances produced from 6th 2009 to P November 2009 gt SLAM SC45MNE appliances produced from 20th March 2009 fo 29th July YES the electronic board part number doesn t change as the spare part stock foresees the updated components Refer to the related spare part catalogues for the component identification ANOMALY The oven suddenly switches off during a cooking whichever the program set The electronic board is equipped with a thermic protection which cuts the oven el
11. Pump valve would be working during this sten Run washing pump for 3 mins H model is equipped with half load valve the half load valve wouki be warking during this step description Run washing pumo for 3 mins and the diverter wil be positioned in place rotating upper spray arm only Run washing pumo for 3 mins and the diverter will be positioned in Mace rotating lower spray arm only Run washing pumo for 2 mins and the diverter wil be positioned in place rotating both upper and lower spray arm Open regenaeralion valve and drain for 605 AAEE ONA ROUNE Aa A CLD60SS WIRING DIAGRAM 220 240V 50Hz N L brown blue 5 2 5 2 a 4 158 IAQS WQP12 9260B EV1 pressure 140 120 white switch 0001 inlet valve draln pump dispenser thermostatl blue CLD60 CL45D BKDW60 BKDW45 ERROR CODES How does the appliance react when error code occurred Water filling exceed pre set time For the models controlling water filling by flow meter If the inlet valve has been opened for 4 minutes but the water quantity hasn t reached the desired value measure by pluses would occur When E1 occurs the drain pump will run until flowmeter keep motionless for 2 minutes and all the other components will be stopped immediately At the same time the buzzer will alarm for 30 seconds and error 1 will be shown E3 Heating exceed pre set
12. don t work Replace the display board Heating zones of the same side Such as 1 and iring diagram WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CLF64 ID KF20 1 amp BKGECE6006 Vol tage requency Gres ABC ra CERAMIC COOKTOP CLS64B amp BKGECE6002 s um M edi i Pr tS E zi ED Voltage 220 240V Frequency 5O GOHz WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CLS64B BK10B amp BKGECE6002 SMEG DISHWASHERS Symptoms Dishes are not coming out clean Reminder Check the filter has been cleaned remove the filter and clean with a scrubbing brush and then place back into the dishwasher Re run the cycle Try and avoid a service call by trying this fix over the phone with the customer as this is not covered under warranty 57663 series SNZ643 SNZ653 Soap dispenser coil open circuit Fault on the unit without an error code showing up Fault 1 Drain pump is running intermittently 2 Start button works when pressed but when released the machine stops working E Flow meter turbine faulty refer to pages 79 amp 80 for resetting Error code 7 SNZ653S ST93P DELAY STH905 WIRING DIAGRAM TELF EH i i HE ji re lrer Bil 4 1 ae HHF HSH Errr de rara IL FRIEIE Fall beh
13. draining for 60 seconds and all the other components will be stopped immediately At the same time the buzzer will alarm for 30 seconds and error 6 will be shown E7 Short circuit failure of thermistor In test program once short circuit failure of thermistor is detected by controller the E7 would occur When E7 occurs the drain pump will run until flowmeter keep motionless for 2 minutes if the model with the pressure switch 83 63 drain pump would run till the pressure switch reset and continue draining for 60 seconds and all the other components will be stopped immediately At the same time the buzzer will alarm for 30 seconds and error 7 will be shown CLD60 CL45D BKDW60 BKDW45 Attention ERROR CODES Priority level of E4 is the highest E4 operation is valid after other error operations have done When 4 operation has done all the others are invalid In test program E1 E4 and are valid BKDW60 EXPLOADED VIEW DIAGRAM 1001 1003 1004 1005 100 1007 1010 101 di 1013 OTK 3 0 HOS ir ex A 47 gt gt 1 gt S gt lt gt lt gt B A 2 gt 1097 9 175 396 7 ASC RANGEHOODS What is ASC Advanced sensor control With the control set to automatic the hood will turn on when it senses vapour or an increase in temperature It will turn itself off as soon as these factors have been corrected Air Refre
14. ili BKD46 TIMER CHART CONTINUED 30 WASH gt HEATING REGEN 58 4 30 30 31 Mac lt 32 PAUSE 3 _ 4 33 10 _ 34 _____ I PFS PT 136 7 77 I Pes _ lt _ LOI __ 39SOP _ _ 4 wet A JADRAN we 4 gt 48 FILL WASH gt HEATING 1103 1 44 DRAIN 111 5 ________________ 11011 WASH tt 2 BREE REGEN 58 P T 30 347 2 EL 8 PHS HS Li me _1 lt Ll AE EE Es gt i LIVELLO 20 ce CJ 23 PROF ILO CAMMA GRADI SETTORE
15. important to keep in mind that if a board is found to have even just one blown component the cause is external to the board and must be identified to prevent the new board from being similarly damaged 2 Please remember that the electronic board test cycles are much alike but not identical for correct fault diagnosis it is therefore important you use for each board the corresponding service manual available on www applico co nz ERROR CODES 5 82108 amp SA8605BI NEW BUILT UNDER DISHWASHERS Alarm Indication Display The anti flood system was activated where present The water level control system was activated safety assembly Temperature probe disconnected 9 19 9 MODEL 5 8605 Abnormal functioning of the Turbine Flow Meter litre counter flow meter only Abnormal functioning of the alternate valve alternate wash only flow meter only MODEL SA82 108 PROGRAMMES 5 82108 Pre T 2 lavaggio Lavaggio R sc Risc Risciacquo PA 2 2 e e O Nome sis lt gt gt is end T 23 22 Rif SW 1 12 er ERI 65 AUS 4star 30 43 Eco 6 BEEN 2 8 Normale 8 12 11 Supr 14518 EE 12 Attention where foreseen the wash well is so formed 1 PL ON 30 LOADED at second 40 PL Off for 4 Loading mode 1st LOAD SUBSEQUENT LOADS Load with motor ON Load with motor
16. n 813050120 for model 51071 or the pressure reducer pin H astop hose ine cause is weler infltrstion in he Dowd WE porta the described change to avoid the problem is repeate the so called cigarette connector is located under the appliance cose to the alternate ae leds indicate error codes e1 e2 etc 075653 board does nat Display shows 05 remaining time and the appliance i ge wash cycle anyway updating the remaining time with the tester in ohm that the detergent dispenser coil or traditional coil that the board is not in the tes cyde with electronic tool inside the tank that the dws is able to heat water at least to OC connexions Replace the heating element outside tank TENTION attention in this case the triac of the new board will how agn you do elas 1 Ne dispenser with the coil aind not the remember the test cycle can be accidentally called by the user you can solve this problem by bringing the cycle to the end poner Fr the board ry to think of which other interconnected components the soldered tracks on the options board are too raised and cause false contacts level off with multiwire The thermostat with automatic reactivation 95 C included into the heating element could intervene the water temperature reaches at least 65 C nati ndm Replace the program board 1 Finally it is
17. time If the heating element has been working for 60 minutes but the water temperature detected by NTC hasn t reached desired value E3 would occur When occurs the drain pump will run until flowmeter keep motionless for 2 minutes if the model with the pressure switch 83 63 drain pump would run till the pressure switch reset and continue draining for 60 seconds and all the other components will be stopped immediately At the same time the buzzer will alarm for 30 seconds and the error 3 will be shown CLD60 CL45D BKDW60 BKDW45 ERROR CODES E4 Overflow Atany time if overflow micro switch act and keep for longer than 2 seconds the E4 would occur When E4 occurs the drain pump will run until flowmeter keep motionless for 2 minutes if the model with the pressure switch 83 63 drain pump would run till the pressure switch reset and continue draining for 60 seconds and all the other components will be stopped immediately At the same time the buzzer will alarm for 30 seconds and error 4 will be shown Note Priority level of E4 is the highest E4 operation is valid after other error operations E6 Open circuit failure of thermistor In test program once open circuit failure of thermistor is detected by controller the E6 would occur When E6 occurs the drain pump will run until flowmeter keep motionless for 2 minutes if the model with the pressure switch 83 63 drain pump would run till the pressure switch reset and continue
18. 3733 WHEELS 787410188 WHEELS 787410209 TURNTABLE P N 770370426 TURNTABLE P N 775651333 Document FRN SB2008 05 modification of micro cam and inner door hooks 545 SC45 ovens Models concerned 545 SC45 Irregular operation of the appliance during normal use owing to instable operation of door microswitch r PE ad microswitch V cam thickness Increased odification inner door hooks thickness increased Date of introduction December 2007 nterchangeability YES Kit P N 994490830 was created for Service it includes right and left microswitches corresponding support cams and inner door with new configuration N B individual components handled by the spares warehouse maintain the same P N since the stock foresees upgraded parts If the cam is in the safety position owing to reduced interaction between hook and cam there will be a fast movement that will cause incorrect positioning of the hook spring this will cause instable microswitch operation which may generate irregular oven operation during normal use for e g When you turn the oven ON cooking does not start or cooking stops during the normal operating cycle The following improvements have therefore been implemented in order to ensure stable microswitch operation and guarantee correct contact between microswitch cam hook during door opening closure operations Microswitch V cam thickness increased DETAIL OF CORRECT POSITIONING OF MICRO
19. 45D BKDW60 BKDW45 Procedure of Test Program for models controling water fing by flowmeter Display on Process Description the screen se moon 00000000000 Open inlet valve and feeds with 3 6L water 45cm models feeds with 1 QA Inlet Valve 2 BL model is equipped with diverter the divter will move to position rotating both upper and lower spray arm PRENS IU Dispenser will act once and washing pump will run for 60s in this step and Dispenser washing pump and heating element unti the water temperature 4 nd Heating Ele reaches 60 C Then the machine will pause If model is equipped with ea ull Men diverter two spray arm would rotate alternatively Press corresponding button to jump into the next step fm ooo Open inlet valve and feeds with 3 6L waterl 45cm models feeds with 2 0L model is equipped with fan the fan would work in this step If 6 05 Inlet Valve modes is equipped with turbidity senser auto washing program defference value af turbidity would be shown on display CLD60 CL45D BKDW60 BKDW45 TEST PROGRAMME CONTINUED models equipped without diverter process description Process Washing Pump Washing pump Half Load Valve Drain Pump and Regeneration Run washing pump 3 mins Pause for 5s model is equipped with half load vake the half load models equipped with diverter Washing
20. DES STO905 STH905 AlamvIndication E1 Acquastop Failure E2 Safety Level E3 Does not heat E4 NTC disconnected E5 Does not load E6 not drain Turbine Flow Meter Failure E8 Alternate Valve Failure Load limit level exceeded PROCEDURE PRIOR TO REPLACING THE SMEG ELECTRONIC BOARDS ON OLD GENERATION DWS For any irregularity found on the appliance you must perform the following checks prior to replacing the electronic board e g 696290726 816290365 or 0672 press the programme bution once the first led will stop flashing and there remains the T flow meter the first 3 leds of the led board flash the 4th is off cycle if the first and last leds and the 5th is on flash the board has been configured to recognize the turbine flow meter E appears when you mount new 3 button board p n that the dws production date 15 696290726 mod ST871 and prior to september 1888 57972 if the board has the moisture replace board and front panel that there is false contact inside the connector on the side morc under the switch off the appliance and repeat the procedure to exit the test m seamed the problem is caused by a fault that occurred in the p cto process of aluminium capacitors over a ee the a EE 1988 a board you must also replace the water intake solenoid valve p
21. GENERATORE INDUZIONE Cod 8130900008 GENERATORE INDUZIONE 2F Cod 8130900008 CORVERTES 44 5 UCOHVERT IDEST 445 ADAPTER BOARD GS SUHEDA FAM om 8207325 870732583 TES BOARD 14 243 Ws Warme M gt cod 823370254 x 2 25 cod 691290696 cod 821290831 cod 821290836 Pi 20 05 200 DEN OW TA ZIONE SCHEMA DI MONTAGGIO gt Greeks M WIRING DIAGRAM CONTINUED PTZ PLES ZIEH 20 05 FS DEN OMIM AZIONE SCHEMA DI MONTAGGIO spa Grove RE WIRING DIAGRAM CONTINUED H i diel PER mm PTC LI SC Ekm Teens d Porto Woie Trg HERLAH CUT OUT d Du SETON MENTAT hora Larmgenzn Forte Lies LALF Horan Domatet Heulre a M le mener cron mes ma MNCFOPROCESSOR REF ad vo PIANO A INDUZIUME F TF E 20 03 MT FS Fri ee DEMON amp ZIONE SCHEMA ELETTRICO si SITET sra Cincoevallarkase Kae Generator configurat
22. NECTION DIAGRAM Legenda colori colors Bianco White Blu Blue Giallo Yellow Grigio Grey Marrone Brown Nero Black Rosso Red Verde Green Viola Violet o Giallo Verde Giallo Verde Giallo Verde Gialla Verda Bianco E Verde Cavetio comunicazione Flat cable Cablaggio Micro Microswitches Wiring egenda Micro Microswitches Infusore alto Infuser top position infusore basso Infuser bottom position Cassetto fondi Coffee grounds container Portina Service Service Door carum REMINDERS Regulators Regulators will be supplied FOC when requested by the customer Gas amp Electrical Applico is working on new SDOC forms Supplier Declaration of Conformity forms which will list approval numbers etc for each model This is still a work in progress so if the information is not available on the website please contact the Applico customer services team For further information on all models don t forget to visit www applico co nz log onto find Service manuals Wiring diagrams Exploded parts list Error codes Cycle timers for dishwashers If you cannot locate the information you require please contact the customer services team Baumatic Classique HomeKing wat
23. SERVICE AGENT PRESENTATION 2010 o esse Smeg Baumatic HomeKing technology with style HALF OVENS Microwave combi ovens most popular models sold 1 S45MCX2 CLASSIC SERIES SC45MCX2 LINEA SERIES Component part number does not change 788413356 since the xpects upgraded parts OLD CONFIGURATION NEW CONFIGURATION FRN SB2008 04 turntable instability odels concerned S45MCX_S45MCX1 S45MX _SC45M SC45MC SC45MC1 SC45MCSG models concemed ause Turntable mstabilt or rag A new turntable support ts introduced with a different configuration a new ification tumtable and new wheels are hence introduced Date of introduction Yes the new configuration can be applied to appliances built prior to modification mounting the following new turntable support new turntable new wheels please refer to the table at the end of this document for the relevant part A new turntable support is introduced with an entirely different configuration the following are hence introduced a new turntable with a diameter modified from 318mm to 320mm and the associated wheels This new configuration improves wheel positioning turntable support centering giving the turntable greater stability OLD CONFIGURATION NEW CONFIGURATION TURNTABLE WHEELS t TURNTABLE SUPPORT 7 TURNTABLE SUPPORT P N 786413356 TURNTABLE SUPPORT P N 78841
24. ashing segments 8 Now tum both knobs 1 and 2 to A anti clockwise direction and keep them pressed until 3 the following appear on the display in the specified sequence induction gt series of flashing zeroes gt series of flashing eights 10 Now release the knobs the display will show all zeroes continuously lit for a few seconds Wait a few seconds until the display switches off automatically Configuration completed Check that the hob ts working correctly COOKTOPS INDUCTION COOKTOPS CLF64 ID KF20 1 amp BKGECE6006 Voltage 220 240 Frequency 5O0 60Hz Model BHIGIO KF20 1 BKGECE6006 CLF64ID GECE6006 6 BACE6006 7006 BHIT10 PHI644 f PI645 1 M 1 coo W 2000 W 2800 The Induction hob is equipped with diagnostic function With this test the technician is able to check the function of several components without disassembling or dismounting the hob from the working surface Troubleshooting 1 Failure code occur during customer using 2 Solution Ais as following 3 the problem can t be settled by solution A solution can be used _______ The power 15 can t work Replace the display board some of the buttons can t work but the LED and the buzzer works normally After power 15 supplied the buttons LED and buzze normal But the hobs
25. e following cases if during a normal cooking programme pyrolysis is excluded from this check Oct rises above 350 C the software will perform the following operations close the door lock open all relays switch ON the Triac cooling fan motor switch OFF Triac roaster Intermittent 1Hz frequency buzzer 3 Err3 improperly positioned probe see error condition description in the following paragraph Safety management of improperly positioned probe To reset the error position knob PT2 on 0 4 Err4 door lock microswitch the error activates as described in paragraph Door microswitch and door lock microswitch management To reset the error position knob PT2 on Normal activation of the door lock actuator triac is indicated by the opening of the door microswitch and shown on the display by 5 Err7 power board software problem 1 disconnect and connect the plug from the electric supply 2 replace the electronic power board due to the software updating Date of introduction Introduction of a new electronic power board with updated software 01 09 2009 Interchangeability YES the board spare part number doesnt change as the stock foresees the odated components ANOMALY Once a cooking cycle is set the oven doesn t start CORRECTIVE ACTIONS 1 disconnect and connect the plug from the electric supply 2 replace the electronic power board with a new spare part
26. ectric supply if an overheating of the components fixed on the control zone occurs This can be caused by particular conditions e g long or subsequent cookings Therefore proceed as following 1 verify that the oven fan motor properly works 2 verify that the inner air ducts are properly positioned 3 replace the electronic board with new spare part component the thermic protection management has been modified Refer to the related spare part catalogues for the component identification The anomaly occurs particularly the appliances produced as following described SC45MC2 SC45MCNE2 appliances produced from 6th April 2009 to 4th November 2009 SC45M2 SC45MNE2 appliances produced from 20th March 2009 to 29th July 2009 The upon mentioned apliances can identified by the B letter written on the label sticked on the electronic board programmer DETAIL OF THE B LETTER WRITTEN ON THE LABEL STICKED ON THE ELECTRONIC BOARD PROGRAMMER The new electronic board can be identified by the letter written on the label sticked on the electronic board programmer DETAIL OF THE LABEL STICKED ON THE BOARD PROGRAMMER Letter new configuration board LETTER ON THE BOARD PROGRAMMER LABEL BD LETTER OWN THE BOARD PROGRANMER LABEL LETTER ON THE BOARD FROGSRAMMER LABEL NEW CONFIGURATION ELECTRONIC BOARD Modification description Date of introduction
27. el crossbar The picture shows INCORRECT positioning of You must therefore position the upper duct both the upper duct This causes accumulation of hot horizontally and vertically even with the front air in the controls area which can trigger the panel crossbar as indicated in the picture Then board safety protector and stop oven operation secure the casing ducts again The air outlet gap from the tangential duct under the front panel must sufficiently open to allow proper air outlet Rm 2 gt Ber DUCT OUTLET STRIP air outlet area m P 4 1 di 0 2 a 5 q gt P gt rr 7 gt eaa 1 e 4 JL gt Tt Check that the air outlet gap under the front panel is completely open and proceed as follows Ln Using a flat blade screwdriver increase the distance between the duct outlet strip and the front panel Perform the same operation along the entire length of the duct outlet strip to create a uniform opening DETAIL OF POINT ON WHICH TO ACT TO LOWER THE DUCT OUTLET STRIP hy DUCT OUTLET STRIP mm 6 5mm correct distance between duct outlet 777 and front This way you can increase the cooling air outlet gap uniformly pui wan ATTENTION At the end of the above operation check that
28. ion Caution This procedure must be carried out only by qualified individuals since incorrect settings can damage the generators Note the following generator configuration procedure must be carried out in the case of Err31 It is not necessary to configure the hotplate s in the case of replacement To access the service menu The configuration procedure for all cookers equipped with EGO G4 technology induction hob must be carried out using the two knobs shown above PROCEED AS FOLLOWS 1 disconnect the appliance from the electricity supply for at least 1 minute so that the circuit boards is no longer powered START UP CONDITION 2 Turn the knob 2 clockwise to 3 Reconnect the appliance and within 5 se tum the knob 1 anti clockwise to knob 2 locia to A until Caution Perform this procedure within 5 seconds in order to avoid exiting from the configuration induction 4 the LED segments light up 5 The display now shows a C flashing at the top in other words five 8 s are displayed left and a 0 continuously lit at the bottom left 4 1 2 6 Turning knob 1 changes the software type Therefore turn the knob 1 clockwise in order to select the Smeg software configuration in other words 0 PHOTO 2 software type 7 Turn knob 2 to 0 and make sure that knob 1 is on 0 in an anti clockwise direction gt senes of fl
29. ls CL625SS CL627SS CL929SS BK267PSS BK265PSS BK650SS BK660SS BK929PSS PLEXI GLASS DIFFERENCE CL625SS amp BK265PSS PLEXI GLASS HOMEKING WALL OVENS HKOF600SS WIRING DIAGRAM ACIMMLAU OOOH HKOF605SS WIRING DIAGRAM ARK3S0C 4D 26c CO ACA e wu T ti HKOM60055 WIRING DIAGRAM OQ at eee x popup ine 560055 WIRING DIAGRAM AK500 4M 2G 00 WITHOUT COOLING FAN AND TIMER SS Ei mer __ 1 Tre FREESTANDING OVENS PROGRAMMERS amp CLOCKS FUNCTIONS LIST MINUTE MINDER BUTTON IM COOKING TIME BUTTON MODELS CE9IMXA 8 ERROR CODES FOR MODEL When devices are present in the oven some error conditions are handled by the software and displayed on the display as follows 1 1 probe faulty open or shorted this indication is detected by the software when the signal on the A D converter later recalculated according to the voltage temperature conversion table continuously indicates for at least 15 seconds an internal oven chamber temperature not within the range 40 C lt OcT lt 600 C 2 Err2 over temperature error activates in th
30. new glass must be assembled P N 772532041 new hinge P N 931331222 2pz screw cover P N 758452179 2pc CORRECT POSITIONING OF INTERNAL GLASS N B The caption LOW E on the internal glass indicates the surface with termovit treatment therefore for proper assembly check that this caption is legible with the door open refer to the exploded views to identify the involved models The opened door interferes with the lower area of the furniture The outer door glass height has been reduced by 2mm and the fixing points have been moved on the inner door The 2 spacers p n 062810805 have been eliminated Starting from December 2008 N B refer to the exploded views to identify the models the precise date of introduction and the correct part numbers YES following the instructions hereafter NEW CONFIGURATION Owing to the upon mentioned improvements the following modificaitons have been put into practice outer door glass height has been reduced by 2mm modification of the outer door glass fixing points which have been moved on the inner door The appliances produced after the modification are equipped with the new inner door and new outer door glass to avoid the possible interference between door and furniture N B refer to the exploded views to identify the models the precise date of introduction and the correct part numbers OLD CONFIGURATION For appliances produced before the modification
31. ng fr EPI IFPI SCP 00A eh Ta COMPLETE SCREEN PRINTING POTTED SCREEN SCREEN PRINTING FP models 0000 SCPIOFAL 5 108 7725331732 SCATIZXP SCP107AL SCP108 772532008 5 gt 108 SCPIOBNE SCP1085G 5 5 108503 SCP111 SCP111 1 SCP111 SCP111 1 SCP111EB SCPITIEB SCP111 NE SCP11 1NE 1 SCPT11NE SCP111NE 1 SCP111PZ SCPIMPZ 5 11156 SCP112 SCP112EB SCETI13G SCP112 SCPI12EB SCP112NE SCP112PZ 11256 SCPIGOXFPIST _ 132 J SCPAG60X FP131 FP132 H B THESE COMPONENTS ARE OUT OF STOCK PART NUMBERS ARE THE FOLLOWINGS 2nd modification dotted internal glass is replaced with new glass with screen printing entirely eliminated This also includes the introduction of black hinges rubber screw covers for aesthetical reasons INTRODUCTION DATE Starting from 01 04 2008 FP132 JFP131 JFPM68X 5 160 introduction of new door with modification for the related p n refer to the exploded views For further details refer to the document FRN SB2008 10 introduction of a new oven door SCP SC FP ZINA GLASS WITH DOTTED SCREEN PRINTING COMPLETELY NEUTRAL GLASS PIN 772532007 PIN 772532041 OLD HINGE NEW HINGE SCREW COVER P N 931331090 P N 931331222 P N758452179 INTERCHANGEABILITY for models produced before 28 03 2008 the
32. number n b for the component spare part number refer to the related exploded view 2 aar side imi WIRING DIAGRAM MODEL x a Bu 8 5 a 3 5915 Bu pu Bu VL qe ew I e ne emm drm Ee qe madens omas me WIRING DIAGRAM CONTINUED arcis lipa 12 34154 E M m mum atium 25 WIRING DIAGRAM CONTINUED CONTROLL SCHEMA ELETTRICO m Be WIRING DIAGRAM CONTINUED DISPLAY 2 ALARMS If there is an irregularity the appliance will activate acoustic and visual alarms identifiable by the following letters and digits POSSIBLE CAUSES TEMPERATURE SENSOR IN SHORT CIRCUIT TEMPERATURE SENSOR IN OPEN CIRCUIT FAULTY EEPROM FAULTY FAULTY DOOR LOCKING UNLOCKING ERROR DURING THE HEATING PHASE NO INCREASE IN TEMPERATURE DETECTED Possible causes check that the temperature probe 15 properly positioned not faulty check that the heating elements are operating properly power board If several errors occur simultaneously the error indications will be displayed sequentially starting with the first error 1 F3E3 2 F3EO The error message will be automatically cleared when the fault is fixed ERROR CODE FOR MODEL CESIMXA POSSIBLE ERROR
33. sh control If the display control board is set to Air Refresh the unit will work every 5 to 10 minutes for a few seconds to circulate the air Some customers have advised that the LCD display flashes at night only visible at night Please advise customers that this is normal otherwise to switch off the air refresh mode Rangehoods not extracting properly 1 Need to ensure the correct ducting has been used In some cases during installation the outlet size was reduced ie from 150mm to 100mm Applico recommends rigid aluminium ducting Ducting available RHT125 RHT150 RHS125 RHS150 RHW125 RHW150 amp RHW200 CK2000 model only 2 Check to ensure there is only one 90 bend more than 1 bend reduces the effectiveness of the airflow COFFEE MACHINES CMSC45 LINEA SERIES 545 CLASSIC SERIES WIRING DIAGRAM Serecre Reed pr ensore Temp Caldaa FT IF Boiler Temp Sensor ES 1 3 a 1 1 i lt gt i Jsnsore di Hall sensor Flussimetro Scheda filtro motore Motor Filter baard Protettore Pompa Pump Thermal protector Motore Macinina Grinder Motor valve 3 ways Elettrovalvola vapore 2 via Elettrowalvela scarico 3 vie 0 lid eg Bi zc t d Scheda LED LED ncc EP c UC MM CON
34. the accessory wire B the wire 2 white to the accessory wire A 3 Fix on the opposite side of the appliance the bracket and the additional micro switch p n 018291034 and p n 694490661 4 Now connect to the wires 3 blue brown red previously disconnected from the original micro switch the accessory wires C OLD CONFIGURATION NEW CONFIGURATION micro switch connection originally fitted on micro switches connection the appliance n b for the complete electric schemes of each model refer to the web HOW SET THE CLOCKS THE BAUMATIC amp CLASSIQUE WALL OVENS Note For the household appliance programmer to function correctly it should have a ground connection through the power supply cable First start up When the oven is connected to the mains electricity or after any black outs the digits on the display and the letter A are displayed in flashing mode In these conditions the oven cannot be switched on To set the exact time and or enable the oven to function press and hold down the M button for 2 sec The letter A will be switched off and the digits shown on the display will become steady When the dot 3 is flashing press the button or the button to correct the displayed time The set time will be accepted by the programmer a short time after the button is released Note The oven can carry out its cooking functions only when the programmer display shows the lit symbol Mode
35. the door lock lever stroke is NOT limited by the duct outlet stnp d The correct distance between front panel and outer glass must be 7 5 mm MIN Adjust the door so that the distance between front panel and door is 7 5mm min To regain this space you can act on the hinge retaining points MICRO SWTICH CONTACT BURNING SCA 05X SCA 06X 5C709X SCA 08X SCA 09X SC 709X1 5 0 9 5 10 modification micro switch contact burning Date of introduction Introduction of an additional door micro switch which allows to divide the resistance load on two contacts This avoids the overload of the existing micro switch which during particular heavy conditions causes its contact burning Interchangeability Starting from 08 03 2010 Yes following the instructions hereafter PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR THE PRE MODIFICATION APPLIANCES needed components MICRO SWITCH P N 694490661 gt MICRO SWITCH BRACKET P N 018291034 gt ACCESSORY WIRING P N 690071903 ACCESSORY WIRING P N 690071903 Application of the upon listed components for the appliances CONFIGURATION OF THE EXISTING MICRO SWITCH 1 disconnect the wires 1 grey 2 white 3 blue brown red which connect the existing micro switch wire 1 connected to the accessory wire B me DEN Led wire 2 connected to the accessory wire A e 4 ba 2 Connect to the existing micro switch the wire 1 grey to
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