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Troubleshooting

The following is a list of error codes, along with the possible problem(s) that the appliance may experience. 

Please attempt the recommended action before calling CookTek Tech Support (800.90TURBO,

+1 214.379.6000) or your Authorized Distributor.

error Codes

Error codes will be indicated by a number of beeps and the flashing Reset LED. Count the number of 

beeps in a row – this will be the error number. If there is more than one error condition, there will be a 

pause and then the charger will beep the next error number. Once the problem has been resolved, press the 

Reset button to reset the charger. If the unit does not reset, turn the unit off, unplug the power cord, wait 

10 seconds, and then plug the charger back in. 

Code error description

Possible Cause(s)

resolution

2

Time out.

Low line voltage.

Check circuit breakers. Try 

a different outlet. Have an 

electrician monitor the line 

voltage. If the problem persists, 

call 

CookTek Tech Support

3

Current draw is too high.

A metallic object may be 

present on the charger or there 

may be mechanical damage to 

the coil.

Remove delivery bag and check 

for foreign objects between the 

box and charger. Retry. If the 

problem persists, call 

CookTek 

Tech Support

4

Electronics are overheating.

Fan broken, air path blocked, 

or intake air is too hot.

Check airflow. Clear air vents. 

Verify proper clearance and 

ambient temperature is less 

than 110°F (43.3°C). Relocate 

charging station, if necessary, 

to cooler area. Listen for fan 

operation. Clean filter (see page 

5). If the problem persists, call 

CookTek Tech Support

6

Over voltage.

Voltage exceeds 264 on       

240 VAC model or 132                   

on 120 VAC model.

Have an electrician verify/adjust 

the main voltage. If the problem 

persists, call 

CookTek Tech 

Support

7

Hardware failure.

Board component failure. 

Turn unit off, then on. Unplug 

and wait 10 seconds. Retry. 

If the problem persists, call 

CookTek Tech Support

8

Zero cross error. 

Bad AC source, board 

component failure.

Call 

CookTek Tech Support

.  

9

RFID time failure.

Date and time corrupted.

Call 

CookTek Tech Support

15

Communication error.

RFID and CPU boards not 

communicating.

Call 

CookTek Tech Support

16

Critical system failure.

Critical hardware/software 

problem.

Unplug charger and wait 10 

seconds. Retry. If the problem 

persists, call 

CookTek Tech 

Support

Summary of Contents for CookTek 609101

Page 1: ...nc CAUTION Read the instructions before using the equipment Delivery bags and natural convection trays sold separately Owner s Manual for the cooktek thermacube food delivery system models tcs100 tcs2...

Page 2: ...For further information call 800 90TURBO or 1 214 379 6000...

Page 3: ...epair of this equipment Follow these procedures and instructions to help ensure satisfactory results and years of trouble free service Errors descriptive typographic or pictorial are subject to correc...

Page 4: ...n 1 ThermaCube Charger 1 ThermaCube Natural Convection Tray 2 ThermaCube Delivery Bags 3 Certifications 4 Electrical Specifications 4 Installation 4 Unpacking Instructions 4 Installing the ThermaCube...

Page 5: ...This unit is designed to heat food and is not intended for laboratory or industrial use DO NOT use the ThermaCube s charger surface for storage purposes Always unplug the appliance immediately after u...

Page 6: ...ping the unit can damage the internal components or crack it voiding your warranty If the ThermaCube charger and or natural convection tray becomes cracked unplug the unit immediately and do not use i...

Page 7: ...air that surrounds the food keeping it at a consistent hot temperature for up to 45 minutes The delivery bags are equipped with VaporVent lids to effectively control moisture The ThermaCube Food Deli...

Page 8: ...but not dishwasher safe Depending on the type of food and mass to be heated in the delivery bag the natural convection tray is available in four percentages 0 10 25 and 35 The difference between the p...

Page 9: ...closed top 12 75 324 mm Width 15 13 384 mm Depth 13 38 340 mm Weight With Natural Convection Tray 3 2 lb 1 5 kg Without Natural Convection Tray 1 6 lb 0 73 kg Usable Interior Dimensions Height 10 63 2...

Page 10: ...another location Installing the ThermaCube Charger Follow these guidelines to ensure product reliability The ThermaCube charger can be installed on top of or recessed into a flat level countertop or...

Page 11: ...the filter with hot water to remove dirt and grease Allow the filter to dry completely Reinstall the filter The arrow on the edge of the filter should be pointing into the unit CAUTION DO NOT operate...

Page 12: ...ready for use 2 Charge LED This red LED will illuminate to indicate that the delivery bag is charging 3 Reset Button LED Use this button to reset the ThermaCube charger in case an error occurs This b...

Page 13: ...d inside the delivery bag 6 At the end of each day turn the charger off by pressing the Power button All LEDs should turn off NOTE The charger s cooling fan will continue to run and will turn off appr...

Page 14: ...r there may be mechanical damage to the coil Remove delivery bag and check for foreign objects between the box and charger Retry If the problem persists call CookTek Tech Support 4 Electronics are ove...

Page 15: ...angle on the natural convection tray should face the triangle image located on the inside of the delivery bag Make sure that there are no foreign or metallic objects on top of the charger between the...

Page 16: ...DE ANY THIRD PARTY INSTALLATION REMOVAL OR DAMAGE COST INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LABOR MATERIALS AND TRAVEL FOR CAULKING IN DROP IN BUILT IN UNITS OR REPAIRS REPLACEMENTS OF FUSES BREAKERS MILLWORK...

Page 17: ...Unit to the address provided at its expense The Advance Replacement unit may be new or refurbished at CookTek s sole discretion Upon receipt you must remove and or uninstall the defective equipment an...

Page 18: ...d in the United States of America Canada and Puerto Rico Governing Law Entire Warranty This warranty shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas USA except with r...

Page 19: ...warranty 13 This page intentionally left blank...

Page 20: ...rth america call 1 214 379 6000 or Your Authorized Distributor Part Number CT 103930 Revision A October 2016 Country Code NA EU Global Operations 2801 Trade Center Drive Carrollton Texas 75007 usa 1 2...

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