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MICROWAVE SYSTEM
The proper distance to adjust the P
rimary and Secondary switches is 0.040”
(1.0mm). This distance is
measured between the switch body and the metal paddle. At this distance, the opening sequence of
the three switches is correct and the microwave emission are well within the safety specifications.
The Monitor switch is located on the left side of the oven and is actuated in the same manner. The
proper distance to adjust the Monitor switch is 0” (0mm). This switch is to be adjusted fully closed to
support the Primary and Secondary switch contacts opening first.
Primary and Secondary switch adjustment steps:
1)
Open and close the door to verify the door moves freely and fully closes. The door springs
must be pulling the door closed to the oven cavity.
2)
Remove both sides and the top cover top access the LED and the switches.
3)
Loosen the #2 Phillips screw on the mounting bracket and the two #1 Phillips screws holding
the switch body.
4)
Place a 0.040”
(1.0mm) gauging tool between the switch body and the metal paddle.
5)
Confirm the adjustment is correct and tighten mounting hardware.
6)
Open and close the door while checking the sequence of de LED lights on the control board,
SW1 first, SW2 second, and SW3 is last to switch off when the door is opened.
7)
Install a thread locking material to the mounting hardware (Optional).
Monitor switch adjustment steps:
Same as above with
one exception: Change the dimension in step 4 above to 0” (0mm). This switch
must be fully closed when the door is in the closed position.
Refer to page 74 for proper microwave leak testing procedures.
An RF leakage test should be performed after the following service tasks:
•
Door removal, replacement and/or adjustment
•
Waveguide removal and/or replacement
•
Magnetron removal and/or replacement
•
Door switch adjustment and/or replacement
Summary of Contents for Chef Express
Page 5: ...v ASSEMBLY LEVEL 4 115 ...
Page 6: ...vi INDEX ...
Page 7: ...1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...
Page 11: ...5 SPECIFICATIONS INSTALLATION ...
Page 12: ...6 SPECIFICATIONS INSTALLATIONS Spec Sheet ...
Page 16: ...10 DAILY CLEANING QUARTERLY MAINTENANCE ...
Page 17: ...11 DAILY CLEANING QUARTERLY MAINTENANCE ...
Page 24: ...18 THEORY OF OPERATION ...
Page 25: ...19 THEORY OF OPERATION ...
Page 32: ...26 OVEN CONTROLS AND COOKING ...
Page 33: ...27 OVEN CONTROLS AND COOKING ...
Page 48: ...42 TEST MODE ...
Page 49: ...43 TEST MODE ...
Page 55: ...49 MICROWAVE SYSTEM ...
Page 75: ...69 IMPINGEMENT SYSTEM ...
Page 86: ...80 CONTROL SYSTEM ...
Page 87: ...81 CONTROL SYSTEM ...
Page 92: ...86 POWER COMPONENTS ...
Page 93: ...87 POWER COMPONENTS ...
Page 98: ...92 FILTERING SYSTEM ...
Page 99: ...93 FILTERING SYSTEM ...
Page 102: ...96 CHEF EXPRESS SCHEMATICS ...
Page 103: ...97 CHEF EXPRESS SCHEMATICS ...
Page 104: ...98 CHEF EXPRESS SCHEMATICS Control Board Schematic ...
Page 105: ...99 Heater Schematic ...
Page 106: ...100 CHEF EXPRESS SCHEMATICS Microwave Circuit Schematic ...
Page 107: ...101 Blower Motor cooling Fan Schematic ...
Page 109: ...103 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST ...
Page 110: ...104 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Assembly Level 1 ...
Page 111: ...105 Assembly Door ...
Page 112: ...106 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Assembly Panel ...
Page 113: ...107 Inverter ...
Page 114: ...108 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Assembly Level 2 ...
Page 115: ...109 Door Hinge Assembly RHS ...
Page 116: ...110 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Door Hinge Assembly LHS ...
Page 117: ...111 Assembly Level 3 ...
Page 118: ...112 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Assembly Motor ...
Page 119: ...113 Assembly Terminal Block Support ...
Page 120: ...114 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST Assembly Power Components Support ...
Page 121: ...115 Assembly Level 4 ...