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NE-SCV2BPQ
10 Service Mode
To prevent accidents during repair and ensure your safety after the repair, be sure to read or refer to “Safety Precautions” describing
precautions that you must observe when repairing.
10.1. Failure code function
In the event of a failure, a failure code is displayed to stop the operation.
• If an “F 18,” “F 19,” “F 97,” “F 98,” “FE 7,” or “FE 8” code failure occurs for the first time, or if the failure occurs a second time, you
are taken back to the initial display screen. If the failure occurs a third time, the corresponding failure code is displayed.
• If an “F 98” or “FE 8” code failure occurs for the first time, you are taken back to the initial display screen. If the failure occurs a
second time, the corresponding failure code is displayed.
• Once displayed, the failure code “F 18,” “F 19,” “F 97,” “F 98,” “FE 7” or “FE 8 is stored in memory, which prevents the oven from
operating even if any part is replaced, and it remains displayed until the stored failure code is erased. Erase the stored failure
code before conducting an operation test.
• Even if displayed, the failure code “F 00,” “F 06,”cannot be stored.
10.1.1.
Failure code list
F
□□
: Device failure
DISPLAY
Left circuit Right circuit
CONDITIONS
RESET
CAUSES / REMEDIES
F00
• Communication error between the
microcomputer and the memory IC.
• Press Pause/Reset button to return
to the initial display screen.
• PC Board
F01
• Abnormal rise in the exhaust
temperature (120 °C or higher.)
(Overheating and ignition of food in
the oven)
Short-circuit in the exhaust
thermistor.
• N/A (Turn off the power)
• Reset when the temperature in the
oven drops to 60 °C or less
• The buzzer stops when the reset
key is pressed or when the door is
opened.
• Clean the inside of the oven and the
exhaust channel.Replace parts if
necessary.
• Exhaust thermistor (insulation
failure)
F03
• Upon detection of a voltage of 250
V or higher for 10 seconds.
•
Displayed only when the failure
code is called up.
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• Check the power-supply voltage.
• PC Board
F06
• Communication error between SD
card and the microcomputer.
• Press Pause/Reset button to return
to the initial display screen.
• SD card
• SD Board
F08
• Communication error between the
display microcomputer and the
microcomputer.
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• PC Board
• Display Board
F18
F19
• Error in detection of the secondary
current.
• Press Pause/Reset button to return
to the initial display screen.
• Connector disconnection
• H.V. Inverter
F30
• Open - circuit in the oven thermistor.
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• Oven thermistor
F32
F22
• Open- or short-circuit in the MAG
thermistor.
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• MAG thermistor
F33
• Open - circuit in the exhaust
thermistor.
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• Exhaust thermistor
F35
• Exhaust thermistor failure.
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• Exhaust thermistor
F41
• Short-circuit in the oven thermistor.
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• Oven thermistor
F44
• With a continued press of the same
key for 2 minutes.
(Short-circuited keyboard)
• Press Pause/Reset button to return
to the initial display screen.
• Keyboard
Summary of Contents for NE-SCV2BPQ
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Page 5: ...5 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 2 Convection Cooking ...
Page 6: ...6 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 3 Grill Cooking ...
Page 7: ...7 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 4 Convection and Grill Cooking ...
Page 8: ...8 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 5 Microwave Cooking ...
Page 9: ...9 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 6 Convection and Microwave Cooking ...
Page 10: ...10 NE SCV2BPQ 3 1 1 7 Grill and Microwave Cooking ...
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