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Indesit

Company

36
 of 39

Service Manual UK

English

WIRING HARNESS

MTB

Live

Neutral

80

250

130

M/O TOP

ELEMENT

130

130

160

Earth

90

90

90

70

7

6

19

5

1

17

26

28

9

80

80

80

70

12

4

FAN OVEN

ELEMENT

T/O BASE

ELEMENT

200

160

130

70

80

200

18 14

4 2

75

7

21
27

115

GRILL RH

GRILL LH

26 8

140

23

120

130

80

16
24

25

100

1

VHR-5M

5

1

J13

1 2

J16

80

J14

1 2 3 4 5

T/O LAMP

M/O LAMP

M/O FAN

27

11

13

25

3

120

J17

28

1

2

3

5 29

9

11

13 16

17 18 20

10

20

19

15

12

24

23

22

21

14

10

COOLING FAN

22

150

15

100

100

100

100

100

100

180

140

250

4A

3A

2A

1A

3B

2B

1B

8

6

29

TP

150

MO N

MO L

BLACK 1.5 X   990
BLACK 1.0 X   80

12

WHITE 1.5 X   1040
WHITE 1.5 X 1010
WHITE 1.0 X 670

BLUE 1.0 X   830

2
1

3

4

5

VIOLET 0.5 X 1340

YELLOW 0.5 X   430

BLACK 0.5 X 1050

BLUE 0.5 X 1450

24

LF T/O
TANG.

WHITE 1.0 X 1410

VIOLET 1.0 X   840

2

1

1

17

3

YELLOW 1.0 X   1040

BROWN 1.5 X  840

BROWN 1.0 X   920

VIOLET 1.0 X 1010

BLACK 1.5 X   1070

5

RED 1.5 X   1220

RED 0.5 X   710
RED 0.5 X   900

RED 1.5 X   990
RED 1.0 X   970

M/O FAN E

G/Y 1.0 X   340
G/Y 1.0 X   600

G/Y 1.0 X   710

G/Y 1.5 X 970

MO E

J17 E

M/O LAMP E

T/O LAMP E

MO E

MO N

MO L

J13 (3B)

J13 (4A)

J13 (3A)

J13 (2B)

J16 (2)

LF M/O

FAN M/O

VHR5M

J14 (1)

TOP GRILL RH

TOP ELEMENT M/O

J14 (2)

J13 (1B)

J14 (3)

FAN M/O

TANG.

FAN OVEN ELEMNET

J13 (2A)

T/O BASE ELEMNET

J14 (4)

TOP ELEMENT M/O

J13 (1A)

FAN OVEN ELEMNET

TOP GRILL RH

TOP GRILL LH

J16 (1)

T/O BASE ELEMNET

2

5

4

3
4

11

11

17

6

6 7

7 8

8

9

9 10

10

25

25 26

26 27

27

28

28

BROWN 0.5 X 350
BROWN 0.5 X   1290

M/O LAMP

T/O LAMP

15

15 16

16

TOP GRILL LH

12 13

12
13 14

14

18

18

19

19 20

20
21

22

23

TP

RED 1.5 X   350

29

29

J14 (5)

TP

5413264wcc.pdf
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DX1032CX

Summary of Contents for HOTPOINT LUCE DX1032CX

Page 1: ... Reg Office Peterborough PE2 9JB Registered in London 106725 Service Information HOTPOINT BUILT IN TOUCH CONTROL ELECTRONIC MULTIFUNCTION 60 cm DOUBLE OVEN Model Comm Covered Code DX1032CX 73127 5413264 Issue 1 Dec 2011 C00288901 ...

Page 2: ...ood Centres etc checks must be made for leaks from seals gaskets and pipe work and rectification carried out where necessary 7 It can be dangerous to attempt DIY repairs maintenance on complex equipment and the Company recommends that any problem with the appliance is referred to its own Service Organisation 8 Whilst the Company has endeavoured to ensure the accuracy of the data within this public...

Page 3: ...ions 8 11 Oven Temperature Test Procedure 12 The Controls 13 18 Practical Cooking Advice 18 Solarplus Grill 19 Top Oven Conventional Cooking 20 Main Oven Intelligent Cooking System 21 Cooking Advice Tables 22 Care Cleaning 23 24 Auto Test 25 Fault Codes 26 29 Servicing Dismantling Instructions 30 35 Wiring Harness 36 Wiring Diagram 37 Programming 38 39 ...

Page 4: ...L Conventional top oven with solar plus grill see through door Main oven with air circulated heating and see through door Triple glazed extruded glass doors flush fitting 24 hour electronic programmable timer with time and temperature control Touch controls Overall Dimensions Unpacked Packed Height 887 mm 960 mm Width 597 mm 660 mm Depth 577 mm excluding handles 730 mm Weight 56 9 kg 60 1 kg Total...

Page 5: ...e 434 mm wide x 412 mm deep x 391 mm high Approximately 65 litres Thermal Insulation Mineral wool nominal thickness 25 mm faced with aluminium foil glass fibre tissue Oven Light 25W 240V Fan Element Loading 1600W 230V Top Element Loading 2400W 240V Oven Fan Plaset 220 240V 50 Hz 32 W Control Panel Controls Touch controls 24 hour electronic programmable timer with time and temperature control Fan P...

Page 6: ...of Old Electrical Appliances The European Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE requires that old household electrical appliances must not be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste stream Old appliances must be collected separately in order to optimise the recovery and recycling of the materials they contain and reduce the impact on human health and the...

Page 7: ...ll Element Stay Clean Liners Wirework Shelf Supports Stay Clean Liners Wirework Shelf Support Oven Fan Top Oven Door Oven Light Oven Light Grill Pan Food Support Inner Door Glass Oven Shelves Main Oven Door Door Switch MODEL SERIAL NUMBER LABEL Record the Model No and the Serial No on back page Inner Door Glass Control Panel ...

Page 8: ...low sufficient cable so that the oven can be set down on the floor whilst still connected up Tighten the screws on the cable clamp and replace the terminal cover Make the connections These appliances conform to BS EN 55014 regarding suppression of Radio and Television reception interference Where a double oven is used a 32 amp double pole control switch should be used to feed the unit using a suit...

Page 9: ...cent tall cabinets should not be deeper than the oven housing cabinet FINAL INSTALLATION a Using a spirit level check that the housing cabinet is level from side to side and from front to back in its installed position b Correct any unevenness by placing spacers under the bottom of the cabinet Make sure that the cabinet rests firmly on the floor without rocking c Before the oven is fitted the cabi...

Page 10: ...RAMS Ventilation Slot required here if cabinet does not fit to ceiling 51mm x 457mm min area 50mm Air Gap 50mm Air Gap Ventilation Slot required here if the cabinet does fit to the ceiling 51mm x 457mm min area Ventilation Slot required here 51mm x 457mm min area Fig 1 ...

Page 11: ...m 882mm 870mm if cooker trim is to overlap top edge of shelf excluding pipe work and other projections 4mm2 Cable to Hob if fitted 4mm2 Cable To Oven 6mm2 Cable if hob fitted Connector Box 550mm 550mm min 562mm Viewed down through cabinet No 6 x 25mm screw 4 supplied Oven Door Cabinet Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 ...

Page 12: ...s positioned as near to the centre of the gate as possible See Fig 5 3 Position the gate on the centre of the rod shelf so that the large plates on the gate are facing the direct heat source 4 Route the thermocouple wire out through the front of the oven and close the oven door 5 Turn the oven thermostat up past the 200 C setting then slowly reduce the temperature to 200 C 6 Measure the temperatur...

Page 13: ...ly be set when the oven is switched off If the oven is in stand by mode pressing the button once will display the current time setting Press it again to set the time After connection to the power supply network or after a blackout the button and on the TIME display will flash for 10 seconds To set the clock 1 Press the button 2 Adjust the hour figure using the and buttons 3 Once you have reached t...

Page 14: ...ming manually Auto if programming is automatic The TIME display shows the current time if programming manually the duration if programming is automatic 4 Press the button to begin cooking 5 The oven will begin its preheating phase the preheating indicators will light up as the temperature rises 6 When the preheating process has finished a buzzer sounds and all the preheating indicator lights show ...

Page 15: ...erate in the DEMO mode all heating elements are deactivated and the controls remain operative To activate DEMO mode press and release button then buttons and simultaneously for 6 seconds A beep will confirm your selection Press the button and the message deOn will appear To deactivate DEMO mode when the oven is off press and hold button and button simultaneously for 3 seconds A beep sounds to conf...

Page 16: ...ntional grilling with a full or half width fully controllable grill Note The Top Oven door should be fully open when grilling Traditional Main Oven The upper and rear heating elements are switched on in this position The traditional oven brings an outstanding level of temperature distribution and reduced consumption In traditional cooking use only one rack to ensure good heat distribution By using...

Page 17: ...he dish in the oven while it is still cold The dish may also be placed in a preheated oven BREAD mode Use this function to bake bread To obtain the best results we recommend that you carefully observe the instructions below follow the recipe in the user instruction book do not exceed the maximum weight of the dripping pan remember to pour 50 g 0 5 dl of cold water into the baking tray in position ...

Page 18: ...uld be set to the correct time 1 Follow steps 1 to 3 to set the duration as detailed above 2 Press the end cooking icon and the digits on the display begin to flash 3 Press the and buttons to adjust the cooking end time value 4 Confirm the desired cooking end time value by pressing again the end cooking icon 5 Press the button to activate the programmed mode The DISPLAY shows the cooking end time ...

Page 19: ...this may cause overheating of fat in the grill pan Fixing the Grill Pan Handle The grill pan handle is detachable from the pan to facilitate cleaning and storage Fix the pan handle securely before use 1 Fit the handle to the grill pan so that the external hooks embrace the edge of the pan Fig 1 2 Make sure that the middle part of the handle fits exactly the protruding support of the pan Fig 2 and ...

Page 20: ...mperature button set the desired temperature by pressing or button confirm the selected temperature by pressing thermometer button To change duration press the duration button set the desired temperature by pressing or acknowledge selected duration by pressing again the duration button Press start stop button to start the cooking The food to be cooked should be placed in the centre of the shelf wi...

Page 21: ...ecific to each cooking mode Telescopic Runners and Meat pan The main oven on this cooker comes equipped with telescopic runners meat pan and a food support The meat pan is suitable for cooking joints of meat and poultry using the intelligent cooking system Fan Traditional Roast Meat and Roast Chicken Use the information given in the Cook Charts in the user instruction book for the shelf positionin...

Page 22: ...est results use one shelf Preheat the oven before use OOK HART Fan oven mode Meat Pre heat Temperature ooking Time Beef Beef foil covered No Yes 160 180 C 180 190 C 20 25 minutes per 450g 1lb 20 minutes extra 30 35 minutes per 450g 1lb Lamb Lamb foil covered No Yes 160 180 C 180 190 C 25 minutes per 450g 1lb 25 minutes extra 30 35 minutes per 450g 1lb Pork Pork foil covered No Yes 160 180 C 180 19...

Page 23: ...ng a fine steel wool soap pad to remove stubborn stains or in a dishwasher They should be cleaned after each use Oven Interiors To clean the oven interiors remove all the oven fittings and where applicable the stay clean liners All types of oven cleaners can be used but do not allow abrasive cleaners or even oven spray to come into contact with the stay clean liners Use a fine steel wool soap pad ...

Page 24: ...er glass panel may be cleaned which still warm without removing it from the door After cleaning rinse and dry with a soft cloth Remove the Inner Glass as Follows NEVER OPERATE THE COOKER WITHOUT THE INNER DOOR GLASS IN POSITION Gently ease the top trim away from Gently ease the glass upwards and remove from the door the door taking case not to lose the Open the door fully and remove the top extrus...

Page 25: ...en PTC probes and main NTC PCB checked 3 For 5 seconds Tangential ON and door blocked where there is a door lock 4 For 5 seconds Tangential ON spit roast ON where present and Door Lock released where present 5 For 15 seconds Circular Heating Element ON Motor Fan ON Spit roast ON where present 6 For 15 seconds Grill Heating Element ON Motor Fan ON Spit roast ON where present 7 END NOTE If there is ...

Page 26: ... circuit Triac open or relay not closing 59h Ceiling heating element circuit Triac open or relay not closing 61h Floor heating element feedback failure 62h Circular heating element feedback failure 63h Steam heating element feedback failure 64h Grill 1 heating element feedback failure 65h Grill 2 heating element feedback failure 66h Divider heating element feedback failure 67h Ceiling heating elem...

Page 27: ...ctors on component and board sides 4 Check the state of cables 5 Replace the Main PCB F6 01 Temperature too high in the Main Top cavity 1 Check PTC probe is configured properly 2 Replace the Main PCB F7 01 Door Lock NO LOCK 1 Check the door lock is working properly 2 Check connectors on component and board sides 3 Check the state of cables 4 Replace the Main PCB 02 Door Lock NO UNLOCK 03 Door Lock ...

Page 28: ...ing properly 2 Check connectors on component and board sides 3 Check the state of cables 4 Replace the Main PCB F17 01 G r i l l 1 h e a t i n g e l e m e n t D I S C O N N E C T E D o r INTERRUPTED heating element relay jammed heating element dispersing energy master relay jammed 1 Check that the Grill 1 heating element is working properly 2 Check connectors on component and board sides 3 Check t...

Page 29: ...disconnected 73h Tangential fan circuit open 74h Tangential fan FB failure 75h Tangential fan general failure 76h Tangential fan in diode mode master relay jammed 81h Circular fan in diode mode 82h Circular fan short circuited or dis connected 83h Circular fan circuit open 84h Circular fan FB failure 85h Circular fan general failure 86h Circular fan in diode mode master relay jammed F27 01 Functio...

Page 30: ...f the control panel lift slightly while gently pulling the top of the panel forwards Lift the panel to disengage from the 2 clips 5 Carefully disconnect the 2 ribbon cables to the display board 6 Disconnect the display board from the control panel by disengaging from the lower tabs first and then lifting out from the support 7 Reassemble in reverse order making sure that both ribbon cables are fir...

Page 31: ...order 10 Oven Fan Motor 1 The main oven fan motor is removed via the inspection panel located at the base of the rear panel 2 Remove the product from its housing as in 1 and snip the inspection panel from the rear panel in 5 places 3 Remove the main oven door as in 15 4 Remove the main oven furniture 5 Remove the fan by turning the hexagonal nut clockwise using a 10 mm spanner 6 Remove the screw l...

Page 32: ...move the 2 screws securing the solar plus grill to the rear of the top oven cavity 3 Remove the 2 screws securing the grill front to the front support brackets 4 Withdraw the element and disconnect the wiring ensuring the wires do not drop back into the rear panel void 5 Reassemble in reverse order using the 2 inner fixing holes to the rear of the cavity 6 Ensure the grill front trim is transferre...

Page 33: ... the wires fall back 7 Reassemble in reverse order 16 Top Main Doors 1 Open the door fully Fig 7 and pull over the locking mechanism from the locked horizontal position to unlocked vertical position 2 Close the door slightly until a resistance is felt and withdraw the hinges out of their supports Fig 8 3 Grip the door on the two external sides and pull it up and out to disengage the hinges from th...

Page 34: ...2 Remove the probe retaining screw in the oven cavity 3 Remove the outer rear panel 4 Remove the top panel as in 1 5 Remove the cable tie in the control panel area to release the sensor wire 6 Unclip the wire from the power board 7 Pull the sensor forward through the oven cavity continued Gently ease the top trim away from Gently ease the glass upwards and remove from the door the door taking case...

Page 35: ...c Runner Shelf Supports 1 In order to remove the shelf supports pull out from the sides 2 Remove the screw from the left hand or right hand sides and remove 3 Reassemble in reverse order 21 Door Seals 1 The door seals are located via clips in their respective corners 2 Slightly stretch the seal in order to locate the clips into the holes on the chassis front Wires to be gathered up into the cable ...

Page 36: ...1340 YELLOW 0 5 X 430 BLACK 0 5 X 1050 BLUE 0 5 X 1450 24 LF T O TANG WHITE 1 0 X 1410 VIOLET 1 0 X 840 2 1 1 17 3 YELLOW 1 0 X 1040 BROWN 1 5 X 840 BROWN 1 0 X 920 VIOLET 1 0 X 1010 BLACK 1 5 X 1070 5 RED 1 5 X 1220 RED 0 5 X 710 RED 0 5 X 900 RED 1 5 X 990 RED 1 0 X 970 M O FAN E G Y 1 0 X 340 G Y 1 0 X 600 G Y 1 0 X 710 G Y 1 5 X 970 MO E J17 E M O LAMP E T O LAMP E MO E MO N MO L J13 3B J13 4A...

Page 37: ... VIOLET YELLOW YELLOW BLACK LIVE 1MR1 LIVE MR3 HEATER 1 HEATER 3 NEUTRAL 1 HEATER 5 HEATER 4 LIVE 2 MR2 NEUTRAL 2 LIVE 2 MG LAMP 2 TANG LAMP 1 INTERNAL FAN BLACK DUMPER EV STEAM 12V DOOR SWITCH 12V LED 2 12V LED 1 12V DIVIDER GND POT 2 GND POT 1 VCC VCC 2 12V GND SCL SDA 12V GND SCL SDA SWITCH ON OFF MANIGLIA 12V LEVEL SENSOR 12V 3550 06 3550 08 K00 B08B XASK 1 3550 03 K30 3641 05 K86 V167 3641 07...

Page 38: ...MING using Smart Card Reader Card If the Main Module has been replaced during a repair the board will require programming using the following method 1 Do NOT connect the machine to electrical supply 2 Insert the pre programmed card into the Card reader Care must be taken at this point to ensure the card is inserted correctly with the Chip on the card facing the PCB of the Reader 3 Insert the Reade...

Page 39: ...At end Red ON Download NOT OK 5 Programming Complete disconnect the machine from Electrical supply 6 Remove the Smart Card Reader NOTES a If the Red LED is flashing SLOWLY and a smart card is inserted check for the following Blank erased smart card previously used Incorrectly inserted smart card check orientation of smartcard chip b If the Red LED is flashing RAPIDLY check for the following Ensure...

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