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11.14

EMOVING THE REAR WALL

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11.15

EMOVING THE

IDE DECOR

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11.16

HANING THE BOTTOM OF THE BASE PLATE

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11.17

HANİNG THE SWİTCH

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11.18

ATALYTIC REMOVAL OF THE INNER SIDE WALL

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11.19

HANGING THE GRID RESISTANCE

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11.20

HANGING THE OVEN HEATING

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11.21

EPLACING

URBO RESISTANCE

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11.22

EPLACE SEAL OVEN CHANGED

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11.23

EPLACING TURBO ENGINE

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11.24

HANGING TERMINAL

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11.25

EPLACING THE RUNNERS

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11.26

EPLACING THE OVEN LAMP

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11.27

AREN OVEN LAMP REPLACEMENT

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11.29

HANGING CATALYST

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11.30

YRO DOOR LOCK BE REPLACED

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11.31

YRO VENTILATION HAIR TO BE REPLACED

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11.32

YRO COOLING OF THE ENGINE BE REPLACED

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11.33

OOLING OF THE ENGINE THERMOSTAT BE REPLACED

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Summary of Contents for CSM 63320 DSL

Page 1: ...1 TR Sensitivity Public BARBAROS BEKO 2014 BETTER TIMER BUILT IN BI OVEN SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ARTİNG THE OVEN 16 5 2 1 Using the electric oven 16 5 2 2 Selecting the temperature and operating mode 17 5 2 3 Powering the Grid 20 5 3 WORK FUNCTIONS 28 5 3 1 Booster rapid heating to be adjusted to 31 5 3 2 Using the Key Lock 32 5 3 3 Alarm System Using the Time 34 6 BY PRODUCTS PRODUCTS LABELS USED 36 6 1 PERIPHERALACCESSORIES 36 6 2 TAGS AND DESCRIPTIONS USED IN THE PRODUCT 37 6 2 1 Type the ...

Page 3: ...CK LOCK THERMOSTAT 72 10 2 RESİSTANCE FAULTS 73 10 2 1 Resistance does not work the food is not cooked 73 10 3 LAMP FAULT 74 10 3 1 Furnace is working but the oven does not illuminate 74 10 3 2 Oven does not work oven lamp does not light 75 10 4 TERMOSTAT FAULT 76 10 4 1 Furnace runs continuosly the thermostat is not tripped 76 10 8 THERMİNAL FAULT 77 10 8 1There is no power from the terminal does...

Page 4: ...THE OVEN HEATING 110 11 21 REPLACING TURBO RESISTANCE 112 11 22 REPLACE SEAL OVEN CHANGED 114 11 23 REPLACING TURBO ENGINE 115 11 24 CHANGING TERMINAL 116 11 25 REPLACING THE RUNNERS 118 11 26 REPLACING THE OVEN LAMP 119 11 27 KAREN OVEN LAMP REPLACEMENT 120 11 29 CHANGING CATALYST 121 11 30 PYRO DOOR LOCK BE REPLACED 122 11 31 PYRO VENTILATION HAIR TO BE REPLACED 124 11 32 PYRO COOLING OF THE ENG...

Page 5: ... made by children 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 dama...

Page 6: ...jar or can with 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 o...

Page 7: ...7 TR Sensitivity Public 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...

Page 8: ...ur in the carrying 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 9: ... changing in 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 10: ...the product like in the picture Carry the product in this way by squeezing with clamp Do not step on the product 4 3 Controlling the setup place and energy sources 4 3 1 Measurement control of the mounting place In the setup of the product local standards about electric and gas should be applied Take stripers which are left and right side of the products ...

Page 11: ... 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 between oven and the drawer 4 3 2 Instead of mounting the product Taking care not to break the jam and the power cord oven slide the cabinet slots align a...

Page 12: ...rnace furnishings Oven secure by means of screws as shown The following values for the control of electrical installation products with the product should be considered Voltage frequency 220 240 V 50 Hz Total power consumption 3 1kW Fuse min 16 A Cable type section H05VV FG 3 x 1 5 mm2 Cable length max 2 m ...

Page 13: ...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 with national regulations The mains supply data must correspond to the data specified on the type label of the product Open the front...

Page 14: ...aved when you exit the current menu NOTE Before using the oven adjust the time 5 1 Initial Use 5 1 1 Language Adjustment 1 ON OFF key 2 Function display 3 Current time indicator field 4 Oven Inner Temperature symbol 5 Temperature indicator field 6 Start stop cooking key 7 Temperature setting key 8 Booster symbol rapid pre heating 9 Plus key 10 Minus key 11 Adjustment key 12 Return Key to function ...

Page 15: ...15 TR Sensitivity Public Press the button until the icon appears at short intervals Buttons to set the time by touching Confirm the setting by tapping the button ...

Page 16: ... Temperature symbol 5 Temperature indicator field 6 Start stop cooking key 7 Temperature setting key 8 Booster symbol rapid pre heating 9 Plus key 10 Minus key 11 Adjustment key 12 Return Key to function display 5 2 1 Using the electric oven Remove the snap in buttons out of your oven includes the type pop out buttons KLİK ...

Page 17: ...Display Symbols Cooking Time symbol End of Cooking Time symbol Function number Alarm symbol Clock symbol Keylock symbol Open door symbol Booster symbol rapid pre heating Meat Probe symbol Cooking pause symbol Cooking starting symbol 5 2 2 Selecting the temperature and operating mode Turn on the oven by touching Button to select the operating functions by touching ...

Page 18: ...changes to the proposed special aminothiazole the work function by pressing the button to activate the temperature field Set the desired temperature by touching the key touching touching check the temperature setting to confirm the set temperature ...

Page 19: ...tivity Public Turning off the electric furnace Start cooking temperature and operating functions by tapping the appropriate button Symbol appears Tap the button for a long time turn off the oven Meal place in oven ...

Page 20: ... 3 Powering the Grid Tap the button to turn on the oven for a long time Select the desired function by tapping keys on the grid If you want to change the temperature one touch of the button reaches the temperature setting display ...

Page 21: ...ting the cooking time Set the desired temperature by touching the key Start tapping keys to long to cook Cooking starts and appears on the screen Increases the temperature inside the oven is now at the level of the middle of the symbol 1 Touch to turn off the oven ...

Page 22: ...er opening the oven comes first work function screen Select the operating functions by touching the key If you want to make changes to the proposed special aminothiazole the work function by pressing the button to activate the temperature field ...

Page 23: ...23 TR Sensitivity Public Set the desired temperature by touching the key Touch to confirm the temperature setting Tap on the screen until the symbol for the cooking time ...

Page 24: ... the screen after the cooking time is set Confirm the setting by touching the ayarlayın tuş the cooking time by touching the key Meal place in oven Temperature start work function and cooking time to cook while tapping the appropriate button Symbol appears ...

Page 25: ...the cooking end time of a further hour After cooking is complete the message End appears and the alarm sounds Tap the button after opening the oven comes first work function screen Button to select the operating functions by touching ...

Page 26: ...inothiazole the work function by pressing the button to activate the temperature field Buttons to set the desired temperature by touching Tap on the screen until the symbol for the cooking time Button to adjust the cooking time by touching Confirm the setting by tapping the button ...

Page 27: ...c Meal place in oven Temperature work function cooking time and cooking end time to start cooking while tapping the appropriate button Symbol appears After cooking is complete the message End is displayed and the alarm signal ...

Page 28: ...usly from the top and bottom For example it is suitable for cakes pastries or cakes and casseroles in baking moulds Cook with one tray only Suitable rack position will be displayed on screen Only bottom heating is in operation It is suitable for pizza and for subsequent browning of food from the bottom Hot air heated by the bottom and top heaters is evenly distributed throughout the oven rapidly b...

Page 29: ...ting are in operation Food is cooked evenly and quickly all around Cook with one tray only The bottom heating and fan assisted heating are in operation Suitable for baking pizza Hot air heated by the full grill is distributed very fast in the oven by means of the fan It is suitable for grilling large amount of meat ...

Page 30: ...he ceiling of the oven is in operation Suitable for grilling and gratin dishes Only bottom heating is in operation It is suitable for pizza and for subsequent browning of food from the bottom Used for keeping food at a temperature ready for serving for a long period of time ...

Page 31: ...rrent time indicator field 4 Oven Inner Temperature symbol 5 Temperature indicator field 6 Start stop cooking key 7 Temperature setting key 8 Booster symbol rapid pre heating 9 Plus key 10 Minus key 11 Adjustment key 12 Return Key to function display After selecting the desired cooking function Your meal special temperature work function touch after you set the cooking time and cooking end time ...

Page 32: ...prior to the Booster will continue to work on the selected function 5 3 2 Using the Key Lock Touch until the symbol on the screen To cancel the booster function touch the button again To cancel the booster function touch the button again Symbol disappears and the booster Fast preheating setting is disabled ...

Page 33: ...ublic Deactivating the key lock The display shows OFF appears activate the key lock button Display after key lock is set to On appears and stays illuminated tapping confirm Touch until the symbol on the screen On appears ...

Page 34: ...t on the oven functions Warning purposes For example the food in the oven alarm clock you can use when you want to dial a certain time USD does not expire while you set the alarm clock gives you a signal To set the alarm Touch until the symbol on the screen to disable the keylock touching After key lock is deactivated the display shows OFF appears tapping confirm ...

Page 35: ...top the alarm by pressing any button Keys set the alarm time Symbol remains lit even after adjusting the alarm time and alarm time appears on the display After expiry of the alarm time starts flashing and the alarm sounds symbol Audible warning alarm for two minutes Press any key to stop the beep ...

Page 36: ...ssories Oven 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 37: ...gas Sticker 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 6 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 38: ...38 Sensitivity Public Barcode label location Product packaging is pasted on cardboard 6 2 3 Energy Label Product energy label product energy class the label shows the volume of the product ...

Page 39: ...39 Sensitivity Public ...

Page 40: ...40 Sensitivity Public Energy Label lacatıon Energy label products are in a group of periodicals ...

Page 41: ...curacy 10 C accuracy from 250 280C Timer warning time can be set between 1 minute and 23 hours and 59 minutes Baking time can be set from 1 minute to 5 hours 59 minutes Choose the moment of the end of the cooking time A loud audible alarm Screen brightness can be adjusted Optıonal The volume level is adjustable The display language can be adjusted adjustment facility for up to 13 The choice of foo...

Page 42: ... needs to be resolved Cooling fan inside the furnace based on temperature 120 C 20 C 1st step 300 C 20 C 2nd stage only pyro ovens are between engaged and ground internal to about 160 C until it fell work continues cooling the engine even when the oven after cooking temperature on the control circuit will continue to operate for a period of time to throw Display module consists of Grundıg control ...

Page 43: ...orrect Hold the component from LCM corners by antistatic gloves Do not hold LCD from sides False Don not touch IC directly Do not keep LCMs as shown figure Storage temperature must be between 0 C 35 C Humidity level must be 40 60 RH Do not pull connector cable on LED from cables 7 1 Operatıng Modes ...

Page 44: ...he furnace works as follows Statıc cookıng Lower and upper heater works Statıc 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 a...

Page 45: ...ture of the oven provides rapid access when the oven reaches the desired temperature in the selected combination heater heater will work Fast heating time is included in the cooking time is smaller than the time to reach the desired temperature in the selected cooking time is desired function just makes the preheated oven 7 1 3 Servıce Mode Operations respectively Oven electric given then the orde...

Page 46: ...screen of the upper resistance control resistance becomes active This grill resistance screen display control resistance becomes active n Bu Lower resistance screen display control resistance becomes active This turbo resistance screen display control resistance becomes active ...

Page 47: ...e screen mode unless 6 which key is pressed noError 0 PTC_TOP_OpenCircuitError 1 PTC_TOP_ShortCircuitError 2 Steam_NTCError 3 ConnectionError 4 ButtonPressedError 5 ButtonCalibError 6 RTCError 7 HighHummudidtyError 8 HeatersError 9 HeatersShortCircuitError 10 MainBoardEepromError 11 DisplayEepromError 12 Steam_HeaterOpenCircuitError 13 Steam_ValveError 14 DoorlockError 15 HighVoltageError 16 LowVo...

Page 48: ...ized by touching the following key combination Lower arrow 4 Upper arrow 5 Lower arrow 4 Upper arrow 5 Temperature arrow 3 Faır On or Fair Off will be displayed You can change the setting by touching upper or lower arrow keys And quit menu by touching on off button The setting will be stored in memory and will be remembered after the oven is denergized and energized again In order to deactivate fa...

Page 49: ... motor 22 26 W Lamp 15 25 W 8 2 Component Code of Conduct Better Maınboard Unit Table of Contents unit LCD Type TFT TRANSMİSSİVE Overview Direction 6 00 terms 12 00 direction Module area width height 105 50 67 20 mm2 Active Area width height 95 04 53 86 mm2 Number of Pixels 480 H xRGBx272 V Pixel Size 0 066 0 198 mm2 pixel pitch 0 198 0 198 mm2 Driver IC HX8257 Colours 16M Backlight Type LED Modul...

Page 50: ...ep the temperature constant inside the oven counting the frequency of the network signal enables the progress of the digital clock ensuring that the same time max 2 heater circuit ensures 3600W power to withdraw from more than one phase 3 units a function of the heater is operating the heater is operated intermittently Properties Supply Voltage 220 240V AC 5060Hz 60Hz SMPS 12V ve 5V çıkışlı Max 4W...

Page 51: ... formed not only under normal circumstances not to cut the circuit must break the circuit Turbo and multifunctional ovens oven On the wall in the back of the chassis embedded resistor heating element This air is drawn over the surface with the aid of suction holes and the suction holes on the rear wall with vent holes blown Trays heated air through the upper and lower surfaces of the cooking event...

Page 52: ...52 Sensitivity Public 9 FAULT ERROR CODES 9 1 Hardware Errors ...

Page 53: ...53 Sensitivity Public 9 2 Hardware Errors 2 ...

Page 54: ...54 Sensitivity Public 9 3 ON OFF alarm lampand Start stop button errors ...

Page 55: ...55 Sensitivity Public 9 4 Touch Control Errors ...

Page 56: ...56 Sensitivity Public 9 5 PT 500 Errors 1 ...

Page 57: ...57 Sensitivity Public 9 6 PT 500 Errors 2 ...

Page 58: ...58 Sensitivity Public 9 7 Display Errors ...

Page 59: ...59 Sensitivity Public 9 8 Door Switchi Errors ...

Page 60: ...60 Sensitivity Public 9 9 Oven Lamp Errors ...

Page 61: ...61 Sensitivity Public 9 10 Top resistance Errors ...

Page 62: ...62 Sensitivity Public 9 11 Bottom resistance errors ...

Page 63: ...63 Sensitivity Public 9 12 Top Internal resistance error ...

Page 64: ...64 Sensitivity Public 9 13 Turbo resistance Errors ...

Page 65: ...65 Sensitivity Public 9 14 Ventilatıon 1st level engine faılure ...

Page 66: ...66 Sensitivity Public 9 15 Pyro oven vent engine failure in 2nd stage ...

Page 67: ...67 Sensitivity Public 9 16 Turbo motor Errors ...

Page 68: ...68 Sensitivity Public 9 17 The rotisserie motor fault ...

Page 69: ...69 Sensitivity Public 9 18 The internal temparature of the oven ...

Page 70: ...70 Sensitivity Public 9 19 Pyro products to the masses door lock errors door swıtch or lock mechanism 1 ...

Page 71: ...71 Sensitivity Public 9 20 Pyro products to the masses door lock errors door swıtch or lock mechanism 2 ...

Page 72: ...72 Sensitivity Public 9 21 Pyro product to the masses error door lock lock thermostat ...

Page 73: ...73 Sensitivity Public 10 2 Resistance Faults 10 2 1 Resistance does not work the food is not cooked ...

Page 74: ...74 Sensitivity Public 10 3 Lamp Fault 10 3 1 Furnace is working but the oven does not illuminate ...

Page 75: ...75 Sensitivity Public 10 3 2 Oven does not work oven lamp does not light ...

Page 76: ...76 Sensitivity Public 10 4 Termostat Fault 10 4 1 Furnace runs continuosly the thermostat is not tripped ...

Page 77: ...77 Sensitivity Public 10 8 Therminal Fault 10 8 1There is no power from the terminal does not diffuse into the electric furnace ...

Page 78: ...78 Sensitivity Public 10 8 2 When the fuse blows the oven is plugged into the Wall socket ...

Page 79: ...2 26 W Lamp 15 25 W Current and power drawn by components on the product with the instrument called a multimeter measured For the measurement of resistance Turbo example Turbo multimeter to measure the resistance measurement resistance direcini position görülür rezistans a resistance value of the resistance is strong avometrede a value does not appear damaged No value is visible on screen it indic...

Page 80: ...80 Sensitivity Public Resistance wires çıkarılır Ölçü tool probes terminators terminals of the contact resistance carried out Multimeter display shows a value that appear in the running resistance ...

Page 81: ...81 Sensitivity Public 10 COMPONENT ASSEMBLY DISASSEMBLY BE USED IN EQUIPMENT Screwdrivers Lokma 6 lık 9 luk needlenose 2 lik alyen anahtar ucu Nippers ...

Page 82: ...TE The following components disassembly operations in reverse order Component Apply installations 11 1 Removing the panel Before removing the board of the top of the wall must be dismantled With the help of screwdriver remove the screws of the top wall connection ...

Page 83: ...83 TR Sensitivity Public All cables connected to the card back panel Pull the plug Panels with 2 screws depends on the front profile ...

Page 84: ...ic Panel to remove the side panel consists of 2 uprights with upwards of removing notch notch You can change the idle along with a new one 11 2 Replacing the motherboard Pull the plug on the card they are attached to cables ...

Page 85: ...85 TR The main board is connected to the side wall 3 screws 11 3 Changing the Clock Display Clock display card socket bulunur kart connected on the back of the panels Remove the pull card ...

Page 86: ...86 TR Card board is connected with 2 screws ...

Page 87: ...87 TR Remove the screws with the help of a screwdriver Get the idle display card and card holder plastic 11 4 Changing the front cover Open the front cover ...

Page 88: ...88 TR Open the clips by pressing downwards as seen in the picture on the right and left front door hinge slot ...

Page 89: ...tion Wasted the curator of the handle and the left hinge cover to pull upwards Note Remember to close the clips on the cover attaching the hinge slots in the cover will not close unless otherwise indicated 11 1 Replacing the front door hinge ...

Page 90: ...crews with a screwdriver after removal of the side of the hinges 2 After removing the screws on the hinges to pull the empty slot and change with a new hinge 11 2 Changing the removable glass cover 3 Remove the top decor located on the lid first ...

Page 91: ...91 TR Pull yourself to remove the front door inner glass 3 Get in the middle of the glass remaining in pulling yourself After removing the screws pull as seen in the picture below ...

Page 92: ...92 TR Remove the vent cover on the side of the decor with the help of glass removal shovel can vary with a new one ...

Page 93: ...93 TR Fixing the glass front door lock that can change the past the hair removing the sheet with a new one 11 8 Changing The Handle To do this first remove the front cover ...

Page 94: ...94 TR Remove the screws of the handle with allen wrench as shown in the figure by 2 Pull out the handle grip pins down the drain ...

Page 95: ...95 TR This can change the blade remains in the grip handle 11 9 Changing the upper wall 10 connects the upper wall of the oven chassis screws with a screwdriver by lifting up the wall remove ...

Page 96: ...96 TR 11 10 Bi metal thermostat replacement Remaining at the rear of the oven bimetal thermostat 2 screws with a screwdriver remove replace the thermostat with a new one ...

Page 97: ...97 TR 11 11 Changing the engine cooling At the top of the chassis cooling ventilation keep the engine clockwise to remove and replace the engine ...

Page 98: ...anging the ventilation plate Removing the top wall of the first furnace is required for this process And ventilation inside the chassis plate on the ceiling with the help of screwdriver to remove the 2 screws holding ...

Page 99: ...he night of the ventilation plate can be freeing 11 13 Air conditioning thermostat replacement Remove the top of the wall before replacing the thermostat ventilation Ventilation ventilation flue thermostat is mounted with 2 screws ...

Page 100: ...100 TR By removing the air conditioning thermostat replace the screws 11 14 Removing the rear wall Connecting the rear wall of the oven remove the 8 screws shown in the picture ...

Page 101: ...101 TR Since the drop down will position the rear wall of the oven ...

Page 102: ...102 TR Since the notch marked in the picture by removing the lid can open position In 7 Remove the two screws connecting the side walls and the side wall of the oven take over ...

Page 103: ...Removing the Side decor To remove the right and left side of the oven decorations Remove the side walls Then remove profiles with 3 screws Replace tabs by removing profiles 11 16 Chaning the bottom of the base plate ...

Page 104: ...104 TR The sides and bottom of the sump in the bottom of the oven floor to remove a total of 10 screws Remove the bottom of the base plate to ground as shown in the parts of the picture ...

Page 105: ...105 TR 11 17 Chaning the switch Switch in order to remove the top of the wall to be removed Remove the screw that secures the side wall switch Then the last part of the side wall Remove the switch ...

Page 106: ...106 TR Remove the upper left side of the switch is down the drain and replace it in the oven Switch picture ...

Page 107: ...107 TR 11 18 Catalytic removal of the inner side wall ...

Page 108: ...rack wire rack to get take Tel shelves and wire racks bolts from the slot from the recover Loose change with new catalytic side wall of the wall onto wire rack 11 19 Changing the grid resistance For this operation the oven before you unscrew the top and back walls then ...

Page 109: ...he power cord respectively Resistance Grid resistance furnace connects to the chassis 2 Remove the screws with a screwdriver Open the front cover and ground grid resistance 2 Remove the screw that connects to the wall ...

Page 110: ...n dah then a new scheme based on the electrical resistance of the terminals plug and close the rear wall 11 20 Changing the oven heating For this operation undo the rear wall of the oven before then Remove electrical cords respectively of the lower resistance ...

Page 111: ...111 TR Resistor connection Unscrew the screws with a screwdriver Resistor connection Remove the screws with a screwdriver ...

Page 112: ...112 TR Structure with sliding toward you pull the oven bottom heating elements 11 21 Replacing Turbo resistance For this operation the oven before you unscrew the top and back walls then ...

Page 113: ...113 TR Remove the cables respectively Turbo resistance Two screws and remove the fan guard hair Turbo resistor that connects to the chassis by removing the two screws remove the turbo drain resistance ...

Page 114: ...e Unscrew the cable resistance respectively Turbo According to the scheme of jewelry and turn off the rear wall 11 22 Replace seal oven changed To remove the front cover gasket Turn the oven first Chassis with notches passed by removing the seal from the specified places of your change with the new ...

Page 115: ...115 TR 11 23 Replacing turbo engine For this operation top and rear walls of the furnace before and Remove fan guard hair then Disconnect the cables respectively turbo engine ...

Page 116: ...o engine that connects to the chassis by removing 3 screws replace the turbo engine Then the electrical terminals according to the scheme of the new turbo engine and rear walls turn off your jewelry 11 24 Changing terminal For this procedure before you remove the rear wall then ...

Page 117: ...en the terminal cover Terminal 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 ...

Page 118: ...118 TR Terminals and the cable from the wall and replace it with a new scheme by removing the electrical connection structure according to your 11 25 Replacing the runners ...

Page 119: ... the wire rack wire rack wire rack bolts from the housing and replace it with a new wire rack 11 26 Replacing the oven lamp Located in the oven to duylamb glass group just to change the lamp Unscrew the glass Located in the oven replace it with a new lamp ...

Page 120: ...hind the bakery to change your senses in the upper right side of your nails unscrew the rescue 11 27 Karen oven lamp replacement Located on the side walls within the chassis frame freeing you from the lamp remove the nail and replace it with a new one ...

Page 121: ...talyst should be changed before the upper wall of the furnace and air conditioning of the hair must be removed Catalyst in the oven top wall 3 of the nut and bonds tır b nuts as shown in the picture is located in the oven inner roof frame ...

Page 122: ...th new 11 30 Pyro door lock be replaced To change the lock on the door of the oven before the upper wall must be removed Pyro oven door lock of hair vent at the top right side of the chassis is mounted To change the lock to unlock the door that connects to the chassis 1 Remove the screws with a screwdriver ...

Page 123: ...123 TR Lock for securing said side wall as shown in the picture is a part Read this part bose remove the lock by pulling the opposite direction You can change it with a new door lock idle ...

Page 124: ... wall oven Ventilation to change your hair before hair hair on the left side of the vent must remove the plastic Ventilation hair available in plastic with a screwdriver to unscrew the 2 screws and take plastic Ventilation engine that connects to the furnace back panel and remove the 2 screws shown in the picture ...

Page 125: ...125 TR To ground idle ventilation hair from the front surface of the night to rescue pull the opposite direction of the arrows ...

Page 126: ...ing of the engine be replaced Connected to the furnace vent hair to change the engine cooling must first remove the upper wall That connects to the engine cooling air conditioning hair 3 Unscrew the screws with a screwdriver ...

Page 127: ...ure by changing your electrical contact 11 33 Cooling of the engine thermostat be replaced To change the thermostat before you pull the upper wall Thermostat connects to vent hair Unscrew the two screws and replace it with a new thermostat ...

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Page 129: ... in id pn REVİSION DATE EXPLATOIN 00 19 12 2012 BARBAROS GRUNDIG better SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 130: ...Envelope IV ...

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