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5.3.

Operation check test for the heater and thermistor

The precondition for this test is to set the baked color to "Medium".

5.4.

TABLE OF TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

When performing the troubleshooting, see the check point on page XX for the electric resistances of the parts which might cause
any trouble.

Notes:

When the power is supplied to the algon heater, it is too bright to visually check the upper heater assy. (far infrared rays heater)
and the lower heater assy. (miracron heater) for malfunction or breakage of wire.  If the consumption power cannotbe mea-
sured, turn off the heater and visually check the dim light of the upper and lower heaters.

Note:

The unit is controlled with both of the power board and the operation board on the P.C. board unit.  Replace the P.C. board unit
as a set.

No.

Operation

Working description

Items to be checked

Display and buzzer information

Action

1

• Connect the power cord to the 

120 V a.c outlet.

• The power lamp comes on.

• Check the power cord

2

• The power supply button is 

pushed.

• Power supply indication light light-

ing.

• The power cord is normal.

3

• Press the "Toast" key.

• The "Toast" lamp comes on.

• The cooking time display "2.5 min." 

blinks.

• The cooking time display comes to 

"0 min."

• The buzzer sounds 12 times.
• Only the power lamp comes on.

* The heater is heated up 

to become red.

• The heater turns off.

• Check the algon heater.

* The upper heater has no failure.

* The lower heater has no failure.

4

Disconnect the power cord from the outlet (to carry out the check test for the thermistor).

5

• After 10 sec., make sure that 

the power button is set to "ON".  
Then, connect the power cord 
to the 120 V a.c outlet with the 
temperature control  "

" and 

the timer "

" keys pressed. 

(test mode)

• The power lamp comes on.
• "Vin a.c oder" on the timer display 

blink in this order repeatedly.

Check if the mode changes to the 
test one.
* The mode change was ended in 

failure. 
(Perform the operation of No.4 
again.)

6

• Press the "

" key of the 

"Shade Control".

• The power lamp comes on.
• The buzzer sounds once when the 

key is operated.

• The temperature lamp "500" 

comes on.

• The thermistor has no failure.

7

After checking, press the power button to finish the test.

Troubles

Items to be checked

Remedy

Power cannot be supplied.

• Power cannot be supplied to all heaters.
• Power cannot be supplied to all lamps, too.

• Check the power cord for breakage.
• Check the P.C. board for correct connection

• Replace the power cord.
• Replace the P.C. board.

Baked color won't be added to the food upper sur-
face

• The algon heater won't emit light.

Measure voltage

• 120 V a.c is sent to CN2 and CN6.
• 120 V a.c is not sent to CN2 and CN6.

• Replace the algon heater
• Replace the P.C. board

Baked color won't be added to the food upper sur-
face

• Power won't be supplied to the upper heater 

(far infrared rays heater).

Measure resistance

• Measure upper heater resistance: approx. 31

Ω

 

• Measure upper heater resistance: None

• Replace the P.C. board
• Replace the upper heater.

Baked color won't be added to the food lower sur-
face

• Power won't be supplied to the lower heater 

(miracron).

Measure resistance

• Measure upper heater resistance: approx. 26

Ω

• Measure upper heater resistance: None

• Replace the P.C. board
• Replace the lower heater.

No switch except the power switch will be accepted.

• "H1" is displayed and the toast lamp blinks.

Measure resistance.

• Measure thermistor resistance: approx. 1.4M

Ω

 or

more (Thermistor is broken or short-circuited.)

• Replace the thermistor.

Power is supplied to the algon heater for 5 seconds
after cooking starts.  After that, no power is supplied
to the all heaters.

• The thermistor is short-circuited.

• Replace the thermistor.

No keys on the operation area is accepted.

• Baked color cannot be controlled.
• Cooking key cannot be operated.
• The LED lamp won't come on.

Check the P.C. board.

• Terminals on the P.C. board are not connected.
• The P.C. board is cracked.
• The electronic parts are broken.

• Connect the terminals correctly
• Replace the P.C. board.
• Replace the P.C. board.

Summary of Contents for NB-G110PLVA

Page 1: ...10PLVA Chassis Product Color Silver Destination USA TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE 1 Safety Precautions 2 2 Specifications 3 3 Installation Instructions 4 4 Operating Instructions 6 5 Troubleshooting Guide 9 6 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions 14 7 Wiring Connection Diagram 21 8 Schematic Diagram 23 9 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 24 ...

Page 2: ...2 1 Safety Precautions ...

Page 3: ...3 2 Specifications ...

Page 4: ...4 3 Installation Instructions ...

Page 5: ...5 ...

Page 6: ...6 4 Operating Instructions ...

Page 7: ...7 ...

Page 8: ...8 ...

Page 9: ... starting the troubleshooting check the action of the oven according to the operation check tests 1 2 below 1 Operation check test for the P C board 2 Operation check test for the heater and thermistor 5 1 Flow chart of basic movement ...

Page 10: ...et with the temperature keys and timer keys pressed The power lamp comes on Display Vin a c oder in LCD Dis play No power is supplied to the heater Check if the mode changes to the test one The mode change was ended in failure Perform the operation of No 1 again 2 Press the Toast key The power lamp comes on The buzzer sounds once when the key is operated The Toast lamp comes on 3 Press the Waffle ...

Page 11: ...n the Shade Control The power lamp comes on The buzzer sounds once when the key is operated The temperature control lamp 250 comes on The temperature control lamp won t come on The temperature control lamp 500 comes on The thermistor temperature is 41 104 F The thermistor temperature is 106 120 F The thermistor temperature is 122 F or higher 12 Press the key on the Temperature Control The power la...

Page 12: ... failure Perform the operation of No 4 again 6 Press the key of the Shade Control The power lamp comes on The buzzer sounds once when the key is operated The temperature lamp 500 comes on The thermistor has no failure 7 After checking press the power button to finish the test Troubles Items to be checked Remedy Power cannot be supplied Power cannot be supplied to all heaters Power cannot be suppli...

Page 13: ...13 5 5 Checking Points The points to checking the thermistors in the upper and lower heaters are indicated below ...

Page 14: ...the reverse order of the disassembly referring to the points in reassembly 6 1 Disassembling the door assy decorating plate A and decorating plate C 1 Remove the two screws F and remove the door assem bly 2 Remove the two screws B and remove the decorating plate A 3 Remove the two screws B and remove the decorating plate C 6 2 Disassembling the decorating plate B 1 Remove the hook inside the unit ...

Page 15: ...sembling the outer plate assy 1 Pull out the 4 leg rubbers 2 Remove the 2 screws C and remove the front leg 3 Remove the 2 screws C and remove the rear leg 4 Remove the 1 screws A and remove the outer plate assy 6 5 Disassembling the front plate 1 Remove the 2 screws A 2 Remove the 2 tabs from the oven compartment assy and remove the front plate ...

Page 16: ...er heater assy with a pair of small pliers 3 Remove the upper heater assy Disassembling the lower heater assy 1 Remove the 2 screws E 2 Roll out the tab locking the lower heater assy with a pair of small pliers 3 Remove the lower heater assy The points in reassembly How to distinguish between upper heater assy and lower heater assy Heater Difference Resistance at room temperature Upper heater assy...

Page 17: ... assy 1 Remove the 2 screws E 2 Remove the fasten terminal CN3 red and CN7 white from the P C board unit 3 Roll out the tab locking the algon heater assy with a pair of small pliers 4 Remove the heater plate 5 Remove the algon heater assy ...

Page 18: ...lation plate and thermistor assy 6 9 Disassembling the P C board unit 1 Remove the fasten terminal and connector from the P C board unit 2 Remove the 4 screws G and remove the P C board B assy 3 Remove the 6 screws G 4 Spread out the 4 holding tabs to remove the P C Board A assy 1 The flat cable assy is connected 2 Use caution not to loose the power button ...

Page 19: ...ews D 2 Remove the door handle 3 Insert the thin screwdriver between the window holder A and window holder B and remove the 2 tabs 4 Remove the window holder A and the window holder B assy in the direction indicated by the arrow 6 10 3 WINDOW HOLDER 1 Pull out the link shaft and remove the link plate from the window holder B assy ...

Page 20: ...the window holder A and the window holder B in the door assy GLASS A DOOR HONDLE 1 Adjust the clearance between the window holder plate B and glass A and install the door handle 6 10 4 Disassembling the power cord assy 1 Cut the band out 2 Remove the power cord assy fasten terminal from the P C board unit 3 Remove the power cord assy from the frame R ...

Page 21: ...21 7 Wiring Connection Diagram 7 1 BASIC WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 22: ...22 7 2 Wiring Commection Diagram ...

Page 23: ...23 8 Schematic Diagram 8 1 SCHEMATIC DIARAM ...

Page 24: ...24 9 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 9 1 PARTS LOCATION ...

Page 25: ... ABH09 115 Sleeve 2 23 ABJ01 135 Washer A 2 24 ABA86 17500U Argon heater assy 1 25 ABA80 17500U Upper heater assy 1 26 ABA83 17500U Lower heater assy 1 27 ABP26 159 Lead plate 2 28 ABB00 17500U Lead wire A 1 29 ABP93 135 Band 3 30 ABD50 135 Door spring 2 31 ABG08 135 Heater plate 2 32 ABH01 135 Insulation plate 1 33 ABB57 14800U Thermistor assy 1 34 ABB01 17500U Lead wire B assy 1 35 ABB50 17500U ...

Page 26: ...26 ABZ41 159 Net support B 1 ABZ06 135 Pad A 1 ABZ07 135 Pad B 1 Safety Ref No Part No Part Name Description Pcs Set Remarks G110P ...

Page 27: ...27 9 3 PACKING INSTRUCTION ...

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