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Level 1
Button 1
Oven sensor temperature.
Display message "xxx°C"
Button 2 Baking mode 0 to 8.
Display message "b1” to “B8” corresponding with chosen selector switch position.
Button 3 PV +/- position.
Display message “Pr xx”. xx is 0 = Neutral, 1 = plus, -1 = minus.
Button 4 Same as key 1.
Button 5 Door position.
Display message 0d = door closed, 1d = door open.
Button 6 Cavity temperature.
Display message "xxx°C"
NB Some of the above key operations have been deleted as they are only applicable to the internal
software configuration and are not considered relevant to general service and repair work.
The PCB on the electronic programmer has been programmed via the EEPROM (electrically
erasable programmable read-only memory) and has been configured to work for various
applications.
The Electronic Programmer for the European and Australian markets has been configured for use
with or without spit motor. For those models not using a spit motor, the unit has been set up as
table “b” and will reflect different internal sensor settings from that of table “a”.
The correct table identifier can be seen as the first digit when the appliance is switched on and
should be verified for correct usage and setting if either the Electronic Programmer has been
replaced or the customer has complained of poor cooking performance.
To change over from Table “a” to table “b”, the following procedure should be carried out:
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Turn the power off and on.
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Turn the selector button to the self-clean position and press button 6.
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Then, within one second, press button 2 and then button 1.
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Select Table “a” by pressing the minus button.
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Select Table “b” by pressing the plus button.
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Confirm the selection by pressing buttons 2 and 3 together.
Note: The table selection should only be changed if it is incorrect for the appliance being used.
An incorrect setting may effect the cooking results.
The test procedures in this section should only be carried out by qualified service
technicians with applicable product knowledge and an understanding of the appliance
related components.
The testing of the internal circuitry and components on the programme board is not
recommended.