16
Alert
Code
Possible Cause
What to Check
A2
Door lock error: the door
cannot be locked after a self
clean cycle has been started.
Door can not be locked
•
Make sure the door and the lock system are properly
aligned, so the lock can engage into the door.
•
Check/replace thermal limiter(s) which may have cut
power to the lock motor.
•
Check whether the lock motor turns.
•
Check the lock/unlock sw connector to the
power board.
•
Check the lock/unlock relay on the power board.
•
Replace the lock system.
•
Replace the power board.
A3
Door lock error: the door
cannot be unlocked after a self
clean cycle has finished.
Door can not be unlocked
•
Refer to the procedure above (Door cannot be locked
“A2”)
•
You might need to press the door while unlocking, so the
door lock can disengage.
3.2 Failure Alerts
Type
Error
Description & Possible Solution
F1
01
Initialisation error. No Power Board found.
•
Check connection to Power Board.
•
Replace Power Board.
02
Unknown Model ID. The Clock Board does not support the Model ID set on the
Power Board.
•
Replace the Clock Board, as that will have a newer version of software in it.
•
Once the oven is working again, check via Technician Mode that the Model ID is
correctly set.
03
General software error.
•
Try powering the oven off and on. If the problem persists, replace the Clock
Board.
04
Communication error. The Power Board does not respond in time or at all.
•
Check connection to Power Board.
•
If the problem persists, replace Power Board.
16
18
Crystal Oscillator fault. This can occur during baking with a lot of condensation.
•
Let the oven cool down and dry out. Then power the oven off and on.
•
If the problem persists, replace the Clock Board.
11
12
13
14
15
17
19
20
21
Critical software/hardware fault.
•
Try powering the oven off and on. If the problem persists, replace the Clock
Board.
F1 - Clock Board Faults