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2 Specifications

MODEL                                                                     

+/

-BT62S / HL-BT62B

DESCRIPTION

VALUE

OVEN CAPACITY

68 LITERS

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY

220-240V ~ -50-60Hz

NOMINAL POWER

3.00 kW

OVEN FAN MOTOR

YES

GRILL HEATING ELEMENT

1.80 kW

TOP HEATING ELEMENT
BOTTOM HEATING ELEMENT

1.2 kW

FAN HEATING ELEMENT

2.0 kW

ENERGY CLASS

A -20%

DISPLAY

Touch control

COOLING FAN (transverse flow)

YES, double speed

DOOR MICROSWITCH

YES

ROTISSERIE MOTOR

YES

Summary of Contents for HL-BT62B

Page 1: ... BT62S Model No BT62B Destination UK TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE 1 Safety Precautions 2 2 Specifications 3 3 General Introduction 4 4 Features 5 5 Location of Controls and Components 7 6 Test Mode 14 7 Service Fixture Tools 15 8 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions 15 9 Wiring Connection Diagram 24 10 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 26 ...

Page 2: ... at all times Specific safety issues are listed below with their appropriate icon These are illustrated throughout the service information to remind service people of the health and safety issues 1 1 1 Electrical Safety 1 1 2 Electrostatic Discharge 1 1 3 Good Working Practices 1 1 4 Insulation Test 1 1 5 Sheet Metal Edges ...

Page 3: ...PPLY 220 240V 50 60Hz NOMINAL POWER 3 00 kW OVEN FAN MOTOR YES GRILL HEATING ELEMENT 1 80 kW TOP HEATING ELEMENT BOTTOM HEATING ELEMENT 1 2 kW FAN HEATING ELEMENT 2 0 kW ENERGY CLASS A 20 DISPLAY Touch control COOLING FAN transverse flow YES double speed DOOR MICROSWITCH YES ROTISSERIE MOTOR YES ...

Page 4: ... by the tangential fan A at the bottom part of the oven passes through the door via the slit u nderneath and in the back of the oven After circulating in the purposely designed ducts it is captured by the tangential fan a nd expelled from the front o pening between the door and the front panel The cooling fan can work at two different speeds full speed only during the pyrolytic cycle and half spee...

Page 5: ... oven compartment In the case of a pyrolitic oven there is also a catalyser 4 2 Oven cavity construction New volume created by the new assembly of the oven compartment consisting of A Roof B Band Which includes Side Back Side one piece C Bottom the new oven cavity is no l onger constructed using spot welding but with mou lding instead which e liminates any sharp edges to facilitate cleaning and hy...

Page 6: ...rewed in place from the inside the oven compart ment The bottom heating element is easily accessible since it is removed by extracting it from the rear side of the appliance 4 4 New deflector WARNING Do not attach them upside down Do not invert the 60L deflector with the 68L deflector ...

Page 7: ...uously pressed key a complete round of 24h while keeping pressed the keys must be done in less than 25sec 5 1 3 Clock setting after first connection The clock setting is done as follows on off function selection temperature setting duration timer delay timer descrease minus increase plus minute minder clock set PROCEDURE DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Power ON D1 shows 00 00 NOT flashing keys flash Increa...

Page 8: ... UI comes back a utomatically to CLOCK status Set the UI in available different status Select function Set a minute minder see 7 Enter the Setup menu STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE ON D1 shows the clock D2 is OFF Set the UI to STAND BY status Keep pressed for 5sec to enter in the Setup Menu SETUP MENU Child lock D1 shows L D2 shows OFF Switch between ON OFF condition shown on D2 Save configuration ...

Page 9: ...ny key pressed the cooking function activates Set the UI to STAND BY status Flashes to point at the Function setting Modify the default temperature steps of 5 C degrees Set a minute minder timer Set a duration timer Select the function among the ones available COOKING Cycle Preheating D1 shows Clock D2 shows set temperature and flashing preheating Keep pressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND BY s...

Page 10: ...ressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND BY status MINUTE MINDER Active COOKING CYCLE active D1 shows countdown D2 shows cooking temperature Quick pressing to switch ON OFF the oven lamp Change the countdown as described above COUNTDOWN expires D1 shows 00 00 flashing D2 is OFF Emitted 10 sounds for each minute and for the following 3 minutes Keep pressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND BY status ...

Page 11: ... cooking cycle all elements are off the lamp di off the internal fan is off COOLING At the end of duration timer if the internal cavity temperature is 140 C the cooling fan continues to cool down the oven When the internal temperature gets 140 C the display automatically set to STAND BY status STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE Cooking cycle with duration timer set See 8 Set the UI to STAND BY status S...

Page 12: ...er the edit of last item the countdown restarts SELF CLEANING CYCLE Active D1 show the countdown D2 show Pyro Door lock activates and when acti vated the icon gets ON Keep pressed for 3 sec to set the UI to STAND BY status Modify the countdown as above described COUNTDOWN Expires COOKING CYCLE Stopped D1 shows StOP flashing D2 shows Pyro Emitted 10 sounds only once Keep pressed for 3 sec to set th...

Page 13: ...matter of changing the temperature or pressing any key the UI is set to STAND BY STATUS DISPLAY SHOWS KEYS USE ANY OVEN STATUS Keyboard locked See related paragraph Keep pressed for 3 second to set the UI to STAND BY This key is never locked for safety reasons D2 shows L Icon ON Any Keep pressed for 3 second to temporary unlock the keyboard ANY OVEN STATUS Keyboard unlocked Icon OFF Any After 1 mi...

Page 14: ...AY SHOWS KEYS USE Connect OVEN to power D1 shows 00 00 flashing D2 is OFF Keys and flashing Clock setting Keep pressed for 5sec to enter in Testing procedure TESTING start All segments icons and keys are ON Door lock activates buzzer ON Press to go ahead with testing procedure TESTING Steps D1 shows COLL D2 shows P0 MTG max speed activated Oven lamp ON D1 shows COLL D2 shows P1 MTG min speed a cti...

Page 15: ...CAUTION TO BE USE WHEN DISASSEMBLING THE OVEN 1 Always disconnect the oven from the mains before disassembling any part If an all pole disconnecting switch is provided open the switch to disconnect the oven from the supply If a plug and socket connection is provided disconnect the plug from the socket 2 Always wear suitable personal protection equipment to prevent any injury ...

Page 16: ...k carefully the hinge in its slot open completely the door and remove the pins 8 3 GLASS PANELS AND DOOR HANDLE 1 INNER GLASS PANEL Open the do or and l ock it with the spe cific pins see above Hold firmly the glass on the inner lower side and pull it upwards until it s released from its fasteners Repeat the operation on the upper external side to release the remaining couplings 2 INTERMEDIATE GLA...

Page 17: ...d the door frame Make sure to put them in the right position when reassembling the door 8 4 OVEN INTERNAL ELEMENTS TRAY SUPPORT LAMP FAN COVER OVEN FAN 8 4 1 TRAY SUPPORT 1 Tilt the tray support by pulling it to the center of the oven cavity and 2 slide it out in direction of the oven door 8 4 2 OVEN LAMP After removing the tray support remove the lamp cover by levering it ob the side with a flat ...

Page 18: ... clockwise with a 10mm socket spanner 8 5 CASING 8 5 1 UPPER CASING Remove the 4 screws shown in the picture with a Phillips screwdriver to remove the upper casing 8 5 2 REAR CASING Remove the two screws in the lower part of the rear casing unlock the snap on coupling to release it from the side panels and remove the casing 8 5 3 SIDE CASING Remove the screws shown in the picture and remove the si...

Page 19: ...perature probe connector 2 REMOVEING THE POWER BOARD Push gently backwards the plastic hooks locking the PCB on its support tilt it upwards and pull it out 3 REMOVEING THE TEMPERATURE PROBE Disconnect the probe connector from the power board then move to the back of the oven The temperature probe is mounted on the grill heating element flange Disconnect the earth wire and remove the central screws...

Page 20: ...front panel tabs are correctly positioned in their slots when reassembling the PCB 8 8 COOLING FAN AND FAN DUCT 1 Disconnect the wires running to the right side oven lamp in order in order to facilitate the removal of the cooling fan duct 2 UPPER DUCT Remove the 6 screws shown in the picture disconnect the wiring to the oven cooling motor and lift the upper duct 3 LOWER DUCT 1 lift the lower duct ...

Page 21: ...thermal cut out 4 Oven fan heating element 5 Oven fan motor 6 Turnspit motor 7 Lower heating element 8 Terminal board 8 10 2 GRILL UPPER HEATING ELEMENT Access from the back of the oven disconnect the wiring Access from the oven cavity remove with a Phillips screwdriver the two screws shown in the picture 1 Pull the heating element toward the cavity then 2 Lower it and pull it out 8 10 3 OVEN FAN ...

Page 22: ...using a lever 2 pull down the lower casing and 3 pull out completely the heating element 8 11 OVEN FAN MOTOR 1 Access from the back of the oven using a flat head screwdriver 1 lift the locking tab 2 turn the motor counter clockwise to release from its bayonet joint 8 12 TURNSPIT MOTOR Access from the back of the oven disconnect the wiring remove the screws shown in the picture using a Phillips scr...

Page 23: ...using a Phillips screwdriver Use the same procedure to remove door lock thermostat 8 14 THERMINAL BLOCK 1 Access from the back of the oven disconnect the wiring remove the screws shown in the picture using a Phillips screwdriver 2 To remove the supply cord loosen with a Phillips screwdriver 1 the screws on the wire terminals and 2 the cord clamp screw ...

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Page 26: ...975 80010 82937 80015 80015 80016 80017 80869 86728 80857 80858 81440 81433 80212 80860 80214 81295 80216 81434 80218 80219 534 84909 536 328 80225 80852 98300 49173 41194 76095 81439 80863 80220 96712 1598 36774 95516 93388 84910 80870 80871 18003 49898 51697 59196 81343 97614 97646 86730 86730 98320 97616 98178 98178 1600 97649 97620 94762 98179 98179 96713 98974 99530 99531 99532 58406 1599 ...

Page 27: ...E BRACKET 1 80216 018291107 RIGHT HINGE BRACKET 1 80218 011091381 RIGHT SIDE CASING 1 80219 011091382 LEFT SIDE CASING 1 80220 764931161 OVEN LIFTING HANDLE 2 80225 011091456 UPPER CASING 1 80852 844091603 OVEN RACK 2 80857 695050453 OVEN INSULATING MATTRESS 1 80858 695050454 OVEN BACK INSUL MATTRESS 1 80860 482691004 DEFLECTOR 1 80863 784131402 4 SIDES GASKET 1 80869 754010187 RUBBER MIDDLE GLASS...

Page 28: ...00 818731521 THERMOSTAT 200 C 1 98320 821291251 DISPLAY FLAT CABLE 1 98974 760570401 OVEN FIXING BUSHING 2 98975 758452389 CAP FOR OVEN FIX BUSHING 2 99530 018251172 FILTER BRACKET 1 99531 763410704 NOISE REDUCTION FILTER 1 99532 821291270 CABLE FOR FILTER 1 Safety Ref No Part No Part Name Description Q ty Remarks ...

Page 29: ...80015 80016 80017 80869 86728 80857 80858 81440 81433 80212 80860 80214 81295 80216 81434 80218 80219 534 84909 536 328 80225 80852 98300 49173 41194 76095 81439 80863 80220 96712 1598 36774 95516 93388 84910 80870 80871 18003 49898 51697 59196 81343 97614 97645 86730 86730 98320 97616 98178 98178 1600 97649 97617 94762 98179 98179 96713 98974 99530 99531 99532 1599 58406 ...

Page 30: ...91106 LEFT HINGE BRACKET 1 80216 018291107 RIGHT HINGE BRACKET 1 80218 011091381 RIGHT SIDE CASING 1 80219 011091382 LEFT SIDE CASING 1 80220 764931161 OVEN LIFTING HANDLE 2 80225 011091456 UPPER CASING 1 80852 844091603 OVEN RACK 2 80857 695050453 OVEN INSULATING MATTRESS 1 80858 695050454 OVEN BACK INSUL MATTRESS 1 80860 482691004 DEFLECTOR 1 80863 784131402 4 SIDES GASKET 1 80869 754010187 RUBB...

Page 31: ...LE WASHER 2 98300 818731521 THERMOSTAT 200 C 1 98320 821291251 DISPLAY FLAT CABLE 1 98974 760570401 OVEN FIXING BUSHING 2 98975 758452389 CAP FOR OVEN FIX BUSHING 2 99530 018251172 FILTER BRACKET 1 99531 763410704 NOISE REDUCTION FILTER 1 99532 821291270 CABLE FOR FILTER 1 Safety Ref No Part No Part Name Description Q ty Remarks ...

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