Oven Safety Reset-
To protect the oven’s electrical components and for the safety
of the user, if the unit exceeds its maximum temperature, an internal safety “snap disc”
will cut power OFF to the oven until it is manually reset (FIG.6).
To Reset
- disconnect the oven from power. Next, lay the oven on its back and
remove the bottom cover. Locate the round “snap disc” and push on the button to reset.
Maintenance / Cleaning Procedures / Common Replacement Parts
The AF Lab Series Ovens are designed to be virtually maintenance free,
but operational safety requires periodic
cleaning and chamber temperature accuracy verification (see temperature range adjustment insert for more information).
Cleaning Procedure -
Periodically check the rear air intake vents for dirt or dust build-up. Keep the intake &
exit ports clear of obstruction and clean of dust and dirt. To reduce the risk of fire, it may be necessary to remove the
bottom plate cover to clean or vacuum any dirt and dust build-up. To clean the exterior and interior surfaces, use a
damp cloth or an all-purpose cleaner. Avoid commercially available oven cleaners.
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Quincy Lab, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that this product will be free from defects in material and
workmanship under normal use throughout the warranty period. The standard warranty period for this instru-
ment is twenty four (24) months from date of shipment. The instrument warranty is supplemented with a three
year warranty on the heating element. Please refer to your invoice or shipping documents to determine the active
warranty period. This warranty covers parts & labor (labor at factory only) and shipping cost for replacement parts.
Limited Warranty
Technical Support
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Voice:
Fax:
800-482-4328 ; Press 2 for tech support.
773-622-2282
Quincy Lab, Inc.
109 Shore Dr.,
Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527
If you have any ques�ons or need technical assistance, contact Quincy Lab technical support.
Visit us on the web at
www.quincylab.com
Thermal Safety Reset (Snap Disc)
Thermostat
Rocker Switch
PART # 101-2223
PART # 201-2213
Motor
Reset button
Thermo Fuse (Snap Disc)
Common Replacement Parts
For a full list of
replacement
parts scan QR code.
The oven’s chamber temperature stability can be affected by changes in ambient (room) temperature and/or equipment
running in close proximity (creating microclimates) or cycling on the same electrical circuit. Take time to see how unit
location or changes in room temperature from seasonal heating or air conditioning may influence the oven’s set
temperature.
For best chamber temperature stability, keep the ambient temperature stable.
Unit not turning ON
when power switch
is in the ON position
Troubleshooting
1.
Check if the unit tripped a GFCI outlet or fuse. Try a non GFCI
power outlet connection before moving to number 2 on this list.
Oven has power but
its not heating
or is overheating.
1. Tripped GFCI power outlet
3. Disconnected / loose wires.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
WHAT TO DO BEFORE CALLING TECH. SUPPORT
2. If the oven does not heat, overheats, or does not maitain a
setpoint temperature, it’s an indication of a bad/broken/old
thermostat. Replace thermostat on the unit.
1. Thermal Fuse (10AF models only)
Hydraulic Thermostat
115 Volt Switch
2. Thermal safety disc tripped.
2. Reset the oven’s “snap disc”. Refer to “Thermal Safety
Reset’ section above for more information.
Chamber Loading
(Continued)
PART # 201-2217
Bimetal Thermostat (Model 10)
PART # 301-2235
115 Volt Motor
PART # 301-2230
230 Volt Motor
3.
Check all wire connections in the electrical area (bottom) and
make sure there are no loose or disconnected wires in the unit.
2. Bad / broken / old Thermostat
1. Check thermal fuse in the back of the thermostat is not blown
or broken. Repacle if blown/broken.
PART # 201-2213-1
230 Volt Switch
FIG. 6
