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10.4

HERMİNAL

AULT

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There is no power from the terminal does not diffuse into the electric furnace........................... 35

When the fuse blows the oven is plugged into the Wall socket .................................................... 36

11.MEASUREMENTS TO BE DONE TO FİND THE FAULT COMPONENTS ......................................... 37

12. COMPONENT ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY BE USED IN EQUIPMENT ........................................ 40

13.COMPONENT ASSEMBLY / DİSASSEMBLY............................................................................... 41

13.1

EMOVING THE CONTROL PANEL

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13.2

HANGING THE FRONT COVER

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13.3

EPLACING THE FRONT DOOR HINGE

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13.4

HANGİNG THE REMOVABLE GLASS COVER

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13.5

HANGING

ANDLE

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13.6

HANGING THE UPPER WALL

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13.7

EPLACEMENT OF THE COMUTATORS

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13.8

EPLACEMENT OF THE OVEN THERMOSTAT

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13.9

EPLACEMENT OF THE THERMOSTAT BULB

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13.10

EPLACEMENT OF THE Bİ

METAL THERMOSTAT

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13.11

HANGING THE ENGINE COOLING

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13.12

HANGING THE VENTILATION PLATE

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13.13

CONDITIONING THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT

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13.14

EMOVING THE REAR WALL

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13.15

EMOVING THE

IDE DECOR

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13.16

EPLACEMENT THE BOTTOM PLATE

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13.17

HANGİNG THE SWİTCH

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13.18

ATALYTIC REMOVAL OF THE INNER SIDE WALL

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13.19

HANGING THE GRID RESISTANCE

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13.20

HANGING THE OVEN HEATING

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13.21

EPLACING

URBO RESISTANCE

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13.22

EPLACEMENT OF THE OVEN SEAL

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13.23

EPLACING TURBO ENGINE

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13.24

HANGING TERMINAL

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13.25

EPLACING THE WIRE RACK

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13.26

EPLACING THE OVEN LAMP

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13.27

QUARE OVEN LAMP REPLACEMENT

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13.28

EPLACEMENT THE CATALYZER

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13.29

EPLACEMENT THE PYRO DOOR LOCK

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13.30

EPLACEMENT THE METAL SHEET OF PYRO VENTILATION

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13.31

EPLACEMENT THE ENGINE OF PYRO COOLING

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13.32

EPLACEMENT THE ENGINE THERMOSTAT OF COOLING

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Summary of Contents for BARBAROS

Page 1: ...BARBAROS BUILT IN BI OVEN SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...Functions 16 USING THE CLOCK 19 7 BY PRODUCTS PRODUCTS LABELS USED 22 7 1 PERIPHERALACCESSORIES 22 7 2 TAGS AND DESCRIPTIONS USED IN THE PRODUCT 23 7 2 1 Type the label 23 7 2 2 Barcode Label 23 7 3 3 Energy Label 24 8 GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION 26 8 1 THE NORMAL OPERATING MODE 27 9 LIST OF COMPONENTS COMPONENT WORKING PRINCIPLE 28 9 1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE COMPONENTS 28 9 2 COMPONEN...

Page 3: ...F THE Bİ METAL THERMOSTAT 56 13 11 CHANGING THE ENGINE COOLING 56 13 12 CHANGING THE VENTILATION PLATE 57 13 13 AIR CONDITIONING THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT 59 13 14 REMOVING THE REAR WALL 60 13 15 REMOVING THE SIDE DECOR 63 13 16 REPLACEMENT THE BOTTOM PLATE 63 13 17 CHANGİNG THE SWİTCH 65 13 18 CATALYTIC REMOVAL OF THE INNER SIDE WALL 67 13 19 CHANGING THE GRID RESISTANCE 68 13 20 CHANGING THE OVEN H...

Page 4: ...ldren without supervision Installation and repair procedures must always be performed by Authorized Service Agents The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for damages arising from procedures carried out by unauthorized persons which may also void the warranty Before installation read the instructions carefully Do not operate the product if it is defective or has any visible damage Control t...

Page 5: ...ith the product Presure may cause the explosion Do not clean while the product is working Do not change in anything on the porduct or any repair instead of some problems in the user guide If there is no door or window for airing blower must be built Use a glove that is heat resistant during put remove the meal to the hot oven Do not use the product if front glass is broken or removed or any deform...

Page 6: ...kW Fuse min 16 A Cable type section H05VV FG 3 x 1 5 mm2 Cable length max 2 m External dimensions height width depth 595 mm 594 mm 567 mm Installation dimensions height width depth 590 or 600 mm 560 mm min 550 mm Main oven Multifunction oven Inner lamp 15 25 W Grill power consumption 2 2 kW ...

Page 7: ...rrying period To carry or move the product do not use door or handle of the product Door handle or hinges can be harmed Product should be carried by two person for safety of the product and ergonomics When the product is being carried or the product is being put to the ground do not put it keenly do not drag it and do not skid it from stairs ...

Page 8: ... the mounting process please do not harm package product and the product package when extracting Take lathes on the product s front and behind sides like shown in below Extract package with a knife without harming top and bottom carton Take the top carton ...

Page 9: ... of them Preserve from damp Fragile Carry with barrow in this way Do not carry the product like in the picture Carry the product in this way by squeezing with clamp Do not step on the product Take stripers which are left and right side of the products ...

Page 10: ...tchens bench so it is placeable Appropriate safety interval should be between kitchen wall and the furniture For appropriate interval please look at the picture values are mm type Used sides synthetic laminates and glues should be durable to the head min 100 C Product should be stayed with the same height with kitchen furnitures If there is a drawer bottom of the oven a shelf should be used betwee...

Page 11: ...et line protected by a fuse of suitable capacity as stated in the Technical specifications table Have the grounding installation made by a qualified electrician while using the product with or without a transformer Our company shall not be liable for any damages that will arise due to using the product without a grounding installation in accordance with the local regulations Connection must comply...

Page 12: ... to jam the power cord of the oven slide the cabinet slots align and fix it Right and left in the oven as shown in the figure There are screw holes on the right and left of the oven as shown in the figure for mounting the furnace furnishings ...

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Page 14: ... the device 6 1 First Use 1 Function button 2 Temperature button 3 Signal lamp Select the function and temperature 1 Function button 2 Temperature button 1 Function button 2 Mechanical clock 3 Temperature button 4 Temperature lamp Temperature and the selected operating mode ...

Page 15: ...1 Function button 2 Temperature button Turn the thermostat knob to the desired temperature Set the function switch to the desired operating mode ...

Page 16: ... arrangement on your appliance 6 2 1 Work Functions Top and bottom heating Bottom Heat Function button and the temperature knob off upper position Top and bottom heating is on Foods are heated simultaneously from above and below For Example cakes are suitable for cakes and pies in casserole or baking mold Make cooking with a single tray Only the lower heating is on Pizza and the bottom is suitable...

Page 17: ...eating rear wall open fan Hot air anywhere in the furnace evenly distributed fan and quickly Make cooking with a single tray You can do a lot of cooking tray Top heating bottom heating and warm air heating works Each side of the product to be cooked is cooked uniformly and quickly You can yapın çok baking tray with baking tray only Grilled effect is not as strong as in the normal grid ...

Page 18: ...distributed evenly and quickly Very baking tray and can in most cases there is no need for preheating Food is used to keep the ready to long term service temperature Do not use for cooking food High temperature furnace used for self cleaning Read the descriptions for these functions in the maintenance and cleaning ...

Page 19: ...Using the clock Starting the cooking process Place the meal in oven Set the cooking time by turning the knob clockwise to time Select the operating mode and temperature ...

Page 20: ... up to pre heat for about 5 minutes When the cooking time finishes the rotary knob clockwise automatically reverse time Put the grid icon on the function symbol that you want Then set the grill temperature you want ...

Page 21: ...Closing the grid Put the function button to the off upper position ...

Page 22: ...n Tray Cake Tray Wire Grid Cooking Start Stop button 9 Press Start to cook The display shows cooked appears Used for pastries frozen foods and big roasts Used for roasting and for placing the food to be baked roasted or cooked in casserole dishes to the desired rack ...

Page 23: ... on the location According to the type of product or the product can be seen in the front door or the rear wall of the lower lid is opened 7 2 2 Barcode Label Product bar code label of the product produced in the country defining the characteristics of the brand and model defined lines and spaces according to the rules of international label ...

Page 24: ...Barcode label location Product packaging is pasted on cardboard 7 3 3 Energy Label Product energy label product energy class the label shows the volume of the product ...

Page 25: ...Energy Label lacatıon Energy label products are in a group of periodicals ...

Page 26: ...he endofthecooking time memories 1100 2200WHealth grill resistance 1800Whealthturbo resistance Healthupperovenheating 1100W Lower ovenheating1200W health 22Wness Fan Motor The rotisserie function feature works on the grill function Optional Although Fır any wrong operation is protected by a bi metal type thermal breaker Pyro ovens Bi metal type in an external furnace is on the left rear upper side...

Page 27: ...tıc Fan Lower heater Upper heater and fan motor work Fan Cookıng Turbo heater and fan motor work 3D Cookıng Lower Heater Upper heater turbo heater and fan motor run sencronize Pizza Turbo Heater Lower Heater Lower heater turbo heater and fan motor work Grill Fan Upper Heater Grid and Fan motor work Grill Upper heater Grid and chicken rostıng work Small Grill Grid and Grid and chicken rostıng work ...

Page 28: ...or 22 26 W Lamp 15 25 W 9 2 Component Code of Conduct Grid Resistance Oven Heatıng Clemens Turbo Motor Turbo Motor Grid resistance is controlled by the control button under the commutator Oven heating is controlled by the control button under the commutator It is located between chasis and metal sheet of bottom Turbo motor is used in multifunction and turbo motor It works alone in defrost mode Whe...

Page 29: ...en the heat of chasis increase so much It works in dangerous situation not normal condition Turbo heater is used in multifunction and turbo ovens It is located in inner back wall of chasis When thermal circuit breaker does not work bi metal works and cuts the power It Works dangerous situation not normal situation ...

Page 30: ...at 100V t working under neon lamps are dead electricity is used to power which is called parallel resistor into the signal light to prevent it Electric heaters in both turbo and multifunctional oven hotplate oven lamp fan motor the components such as chicken roasting in the oven allows you to run the engine as optional It is connected to the control buttons work with their movements Switchboards a...

Page 31: ...10 FAULT FLOW FAULT FINDING DIAGRAMS 10 1 Resistance Faults Resistance does not work the food is not cooked ...

Page 32: ...10 2 Lamp Fault Furnace is working but the oven does not illuminate ...

Page 33: ...Oven does not work oven lamp does not light ...

Page 34: ...10 3 Termostat Fault Furnace runs continuosly the thermostat is not tripped ...

Page 35: ...10 4 Therminal Fault There is no power from the terminal does not diffuse into the electric furnace ...

Page 36: ...When the fuse blows the oven is plugged into the Wall socket ...

Page 37: ...0 1100 2200 W Turbo motor 22 26 W Lamp 15 25 W Current and power drawn by components on the product measured with the instrument called a multimeter For the measurement of resistance Turbo example Power of the components on the product is measured with an instrument that called multimeter To measure resistance with multimeter brought into position to measure the resistance of the resistor Turbo ...

Page 38: ...minals of the coil with probes of a measuring instrument When the resistance works multimeter display shows the value of the resistance If the display of the multimeter does not show any value this means that your resistance does not work ...

Page 39: ...If the display of the multimeter does not show any value this means that you resistance does not work ...

Page 40: ...12 COMPONENT ASSEMBLY DISASSEMBLY BE USED IN EQUIPMENT Screwdrivers needlenose nipper ...

Page 41: ...g components disassembly operations in reverse order Component Apply installations 13 1 Removing the control panel Before removing the board the top of the wall must be dismantled With the help of screwdriver remove the screws of the top wall connection ...

Page 42: ...42 EN Panels are connected with two screws to the front profile Panels were treated with 2 of each notch on the side pillars Remove the board from lifting upward notch ...

Page 43: ... EN You can change the idle board with a new one 13 2 Changing the front cover Open the front cover Open the clips by pressing downwards as seen in the picture on the right and left front door hinge slot ...

Page 44: ...4 EN Turn the front door half open position Pull the door upwards and remove Note Remember to close the clips on the cover attaching the hinge slots in the cover will not close unless otherwise indicated ...

Page 45: ...45 EN 13 3 Replacing the front door hinge Remove the front cover screws with a screwdriver After remove the screws on the hinges pull the empty slot and change with a new hinge ...

Page 46: ... EN 13 4 Changing the removable glass cover 3 Remove the top decor located on the lid first Pull yourself to remove the front door inner glass Get in the middle of the glass remaining in pulling yourself ...

Page 47: ...47 EN After removing the screws pull as seen in the picture below ...

Page 48: ...er them with the help of shovel off the ventilation decor with a new one can be changed in the glass removal Remove the glass fixing locks sheet metal plate in the front cover with a new one can change the past ...

Page 49: ...49 EN 13 5 Changing The Handle To do this first remove the front cover Remove the screws of the handle with allen wrench as shown in the figure by 2 ...

Page 50: ...50 EN Pull out the handle grip pins down the drain This can change the blade remains in the grip handle ...

Page 51: ...51 EN 13 6 Changing the upper wall Screw off the screws of the top wall Then lift the top wall up ...

Page 52: ...he knobs and disassemble the control panel Unplug the electrical connection Unbend the pins ot control panel Demount the pin ot comutator plasic placed in to hole on the control panel Turn the comutator plastic in clockwise direction to the plastic to demount ...

Page 53: ...f the oven thermostat First remove the thermostat knob and disassamble the conrol panel Unbend the panel pin and demount the thermostat plastic pin Turn commutator plastic clockwise direction to remove the group from the panel ...

Page 54: ...wall at the cavity upper and rear cover sheets should be demounted to reach the thermostat bulb Unscrew the screw at bulb Pull the sheet away from the cavity Pull the bulb away from the support sheet Replace the bulb with new one and do operations of demounting in reverse order to assemble the new bulb ...

Page 55: ...55 EN View at the bulb in oven cavity can be seen in the picture ...

Page 56: ...rol panel Unbend the panel pin and demount the thermostat plastic pin from the control panel Turn comutator plastic clockwise direction to remove the group from the panel 13 11 Changing the engine cooling At the top of the chassis cooling ventilation keep the engine clockwise to remove and replace the engine ...

Page 57: ...57 EN 13 12 Changing the ventilation plate Remove the top wall Screw off 2 screws that attached the ventilation to chassis ...

Page 58: ...58 EN Pull the ventilation plate opposite of the red line At the top of the chassis cooling ventilation keep the engine clockwise to remove and replace the engine ...

Page 59: ...59 EN 13 13 Air conditioning thermostat replacement Remove the top of the wall before replacing the thermostat ventilation Ventilation thermostat is mounted with 2 screws ...

Page 60: ...60 EN By removing the air conditioning thermostat replace the screws 13 14 Removing the rear wall ...

Page 61: ...61 EN Remove the 8 screws shown in the picture above ...

Page 62: ...62 EN Rear wall opens righ ward Lift the rear wall up by the area marked red ...

Page 63: ...he Side decor Remove the side walls Then screw off 3 screws that marked red in the picture below Replace tabs by removing profiles 13 16 Replacement the bottom plate Bottom and sides of the oven has 10 screws Screw off these ...

Page 64: ...64 EN Remove the bottom of the base plate to ground as shown in the parts of the picture ...

Page 65: ...65 EN 13 17 Changing the switch Firstly you must detach the top wall to remove the swıtch So screw off side wall s screws Take on the swıtch that detached the side wall ...

Page 66: ...66 EN Switch picture ...

Page 67: ...67 EN 13 18 Catalytic removal of the inner side wall Firstly remove the wire shelves that are in front of the catalytic side walls Then screw off wire rack screws ...

Page 68: ...68 EN Replace the old catalytic side walls to new ones 13 19 Changing the grid resistance Firstly remove the back wall and top wall then Remove the power cord of the resistance ...

Page 69: ...69 EN Screw off 2 screws Open the front cover Grid resistance has 2 screws that connects to the wall Screw off them ...

Page 70: ...m the plate Then insert new resistance s terminales by following electrical schematic and close the back wall 13 20 Changing the oven heating For this operation remove the rear wall of the oven Then Remove electrical cords of the lower resistance ...

Page 71: ...71 EN Screw off the 2 screws Pull it yourself to remove resistance ...

Page 72: ...EN 13 21 Replacing Turbo resistance For this operation remove the top and back wall Then Remove the cables of Turbo resistance The fan cover plate has two screws Screw off them Then remove fan cover plate ...

Page 73: ...73 EN Turbo resistor has two screws that connect it to chasis Screw off them and replace turbo resistance with new one ...

Page 74: ...74 EN 13 22 Replacement of the oven seal Firstly open the oven door Chassis has notches to mount the seal Remove the seal from the specified places Then change with the new ...

Page 75: ...75 EN 13 23 Replacing turbo engine For this operation Remove top wall rear wall and fan cover plate Disconnect the cables of the turbo engine Remove the turbo fan ...

Page 76: ...ws screw off them then replace the turbo engine then connect the electric terminals according to scheme of the new turbo engine 13 24 Changing terminal For this procedure before you remove the rear wall then Open the terminal cover ...

Page 77: ...rminal that connects to the rear wall and right in the box on the left marked in the picture Unscrew the screws with a screwdriver Remove the cables in the back wall of the terminal block Take the terminal box ...

Page 78: ...placing the wire rack Located in the side walls of the furnace to get the wire rack wire rack wire rack bolts from the housing and replace it with a new wire rack 13 26 Replacing the oven lamp Remove the lamp s glass ...

Page 79: ...79 EN Replace the old lamp with new one 13 27 Square oven lamp replacement Square lamp locates on the right side of chasis Detach the lamp by screwdriver ...

Page 80: ...80 EN 13 28 Replacement the catalyzer Firstly remove the top wall Catalyzer is connected to the top wall with 3 nuts Screw off them to remove the catalyzer ...

Page 81: ...ld catalyzer with new one 13 29 Replacement the pyro door lock Firstly remove the top wall Metal sheet of pyro door lock is mounted at the top right side of chasis Screw off that connects to the chassis with a screwdriver ...

Page 82: ...82 EN Push the part that is on the side wall of pyro door door lock opposite of the red line like the picture above You can change it with a new door lock idle ...

Page 83: ...f pyro ventilation Firstly remove the top wall Remove the plastic that is on the left side of metal sheet of air ventilation Screw off the 2 screws of the plastic Screw off the 2 screws that connect air ventilation with back panel of the oven ...

Page 84: ...84 EN Pull the metal sheet of air ventilation opposite of the red line that is shown the picture above ...

Page 85: ...Firstly remove the top wall Screw off the 3 screws that connect cooling engine with the metal sheet of air ventilation Replace the engine with a new one Then check the wiring 13 32 Replacement the engine thermostat of cooling Firstly remove the top wall ...

Page 86: ...86 EN Screw off 2 screws that connect thermostat with the metal sheet of air ventilation Then replace the thermostat with the new one ...

Page 87: ...Envelope IV 87 EN ...

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