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Technical Support  US:  888-443-2751 

Technical Support  INTL:  316-943-2751 

 

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VFD

 - The Variable Frequency Drive converts the AC supply voltage to DC and then converts the 

DC to a suitable three-phase frequency source for M1.  Incoming power connects to terminals L1 
& L2.  M1 connects to terminals T1, T2, & T3 through TS1. The HMC sends the command to the 
ModBus to set the frequency for the combination of ovens selected. The VFD can receive a signal 
from the fire suppression system to command the drive to run at 60 Hz. A complete manual can be 
found at 

www.xltovens.com

.

 

 

5 

2 

3 

4 

1 

1) Incoming Power 

1) Neutral 
2) Line Voltage 
3) Not Used 
4) Ground 

2) Not Used-VFD Relay 
3) Digital Inputs 

1) Stop Function 
2) Start / Run 
3) Not Used 
4) COM To TS2 
5) Not Used 
6) Not Used 

4) Exhaust Fan Power 
               1) Power To Motor 
               2) Power To Motor 
 

3) Power To Motor 

 

4) Not Used 

 

5) Not Used 

5) ModBus Comm 

HOOD THEORY OF OPERATION (STD W/FS) 

Summary of Contents for 1832

Page 1: ...owing XLT Gas Oven Versions Korea K H Standard S H World W H For use with the following XLT Gas Hood Versions Standard S E World W E Electronic copies of this manual Technical Specifications Installation Operation Manual Architectural Drawings a list of International Authorized Distributors are available at www xltovens com 2000887 Original Instructions Read This Manual Before Using This Appliance...

Page 2: ...nless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety WARNING WARNING WARNING XLT has spent millions of dollars designing and testing our products as well as developing Installation Operation Manuals These manuals are the most complete and easiest to understand in the industry However they are worthless if they are not follow...

Page 3: ... HIGH VOLTAGE Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided can result in serious injury or death DANGER Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided can result in minor to moderate injury or serious damage to the product The situation described in the CAUTION may if not avoided lead to serious results Important safety measures are described in CAUTION as well ...

Page 4: ...aintained from combustible non combustible construction materials Follow all local codes when installing this unit Follow all local codes to electrically ground the unit Appliance is not to be cleaned with high pressure water XLT ovens are certified for use in stacks of up to four 4 units of XLT products Integration of other manufacturer s products into an oven stack is not recommended voids any w...

Page 5: ...lities 10 Oven Theory of Operation 12 Hood Theory of Operation 20 Oven Troubleshooting 26 Hood Troubleshooting 28 Oven Service Procedures 30 Hood Service Procedures 38 Parts Ordering 40 Oven Parts 41 Hood Parts 73 Electrical Schematics 76 Notes 93 TABLE OF CONTENTS For maintenance procedures please refer to the XLT Installation Operation Manual ...

Page 6: ... minations and troubleshooting actions The illustrated parts section identifies the various sub assemblies and detailed parts which make up the equipment as well as the part number An expla nation of how to order parts is included This manual is designed to supplement the Installation Operation Manual provided with the unit when new Please refer to it for descriptions dimensions weights electrical...

Page 7: ...reserves the right to make changes in design specifications and or make additions to or improvements to its product without imposing any obligations upon itself to install them in products previously manufactured All Right Hand Left Hand designations in this manual are from the point of view as seen below Left hand LH Right hand RH Front of Oven GENERAL ...

Page 8: ...ent is to be immediately reported to the carrier XLT and documented on the Bill of Lading The equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the Installation and Operation Manual furnished with the unit This warranty shall not excuse the owner from properly maintaining the equipment in accordance with the Installation and Operation Manual furnished with the unit A copy of the Initial ...

Page 9: ...r The equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the Installation and Operation Manual furnished with the unit This warranty shall not excuse the owner from properly maintaining the equipment in accordance with the Installation and Operation Manual furnished with the unit A copy of the Initial Start Up Checklist must be filled out and returned to Distributor Service Provider and t...

Page 10: ...d X Install Duct Cover or Valance above XLT Hood X Assembly of new ovens per XLT Installation Operation Manual Bases assembled and set in place X Ovens moved and stacked with proper lifting equipment X Peel all PVC X Assemble shrouds brackets to XLT Oven Hood X Connecting fuel to XLT products Install piping and drip legs X Weld ducting to XLT Hood X Check for leaks X Install flexible gas hoses X C...

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Page 12: ...o the Terminal Strip TS1 The Neutral line is connected to TS1 1 and L1 is connected to TS1 2 TS1 3 on World ovens From the other side of the TS1 power is carried through the High Limit Switch S3 and splits at Circuit Breaker CB1 to go to both the Power Supply PS and Oven Fan Motor Relay R1 or the Variable Frequency Drive VFD The PS then converts the line voltage into 24 VDC that is used to power T...

Page 13: ...t electrical components The current value is printed on the front of all breakers If a CB is tripped eliminate the cause and press the front to reset CS The Current Sensor detects electrical current AC in a wire and generates a signal propor tional to it The generated signal is analog voltage and then sends it to the OMC This monitors the condition of the oven fan motor Non VFD Ovens Only FLT 1 Th...

Page 14: ...tage jumps across a gap in the SR creating a spark that can be heard although the IC only produces this spark for four 4 seconds 2 A VDC will be sent from terminal IC6 to Gas Valve V1 V2 via CB2 and CB3 The V1 V2 valve will open allow ing fuel to flow into the burner When the two events occur spark and fuel flow ignition will oc cur When flame is sensed by the FS a DC signal is sent to IC10 The IC...

Page 15: ...d temperature settings The screen can be locked to prevent un wanted changes M1 The Main Motor for standard ovens is a PSC single phase capacitor run motor and has an internal centrifugal switch S2 The motor is dual voltage and reversible The voltage to power the motor comes from the R1 2 For world ovens M1 is a three 3 phase inverter rated mo tor with an internal S2 It gets power from a variable ...

Page 16: ...d permanently lubricated with grease The ratio is 200 1 This motor contains no serviceable parts The OMC will detect if the conveyor belt has a jam by monitoring the rotor signal If the signal falls more than 25 below the expected rate a jam is de tected This action will stop the conveyor and display an alarm on the LUI To reset the alarm press and hold the TIME key for ten 10 seconds M3 The Flow ...

Page 17: ...sm RTD The Resistive Thermocouple Detector monitors the air temperature inside the bake cham ber The RTD wire is a pure material typically platinum nickel or copper The material has an accurate resistance temperature relationship which is used to provide an indication of temperature S2 The Centrifugal Switch is a SPDT switch physically mounted inside M1 When M1 comes up to full speed S2 closes and...

Page 18: ...millivolt signal is used to display the actual temper ature TS 1 2 These are terminal strips that serve as a connection point for wires V1 V2 The Gas Valve consists of two 2 solenoid valves V1 is open continuously during burner operation regardless of either actual or set point temperature values V2 is a Hi Low valve and is controlled by P11 2 on the OMC There are two 2 brass fuel pressure testing...

Page 19: ...he customer desired RPM s not to exceed 65 Hz The VFD converts the AC supply voltage to DC and then converts the DC to a suitable three phase frequen cy source for M1 The VFD is turned on via the OMC P11 1 A complete VFD manual can be found at www xltovens com 4 1 Incoming Power 1 Neutral L1 2 Line Voltage L2 3 Not Used L3 4 Ground 2 Digital Inputs 1 Not Used 2 Start Run 3 Stop Function 4 Not Used...

Page 20: ...on the oven and transfers control to HUI buttons on the hood When HUI controls are touched a communication signal is sent to the VFD via ModBus signaling it to turn on to a set frequency At the same time a relay will allow line voltage to be carried through the SRC to the oven activating it When the HUI is activated the MUA will turn on The VFD has a built in power supply that is wired to TS1 1L T...

Page 21: ...s used to change the frequency the VFD runs at depending on the number of ovens used Error messages will appear on the screen to help with troubleshooting The screen will flash and beep indicating a error has occurred the alarm button can cancel this for two 2 hours If error has not been fixed beeping will return The HMC has filter cleaning reminders available 1 P1 Dampers 1 MUA Top 2 Not Used 3 M...

Page 22: ...h end of the hood that illuminate when the HUI hood lights button is pressed When pressed again the lights turns off M1 The Exhaust Fan Motor is a 3 phase direct drive motor In normal operation it is powered by the VFD and its RPM will vary as the frequency from the VFD varies There are no user ser viceable parts in the motor and the bearings are permanently lubricated M2 M3 The Cooling Fan Motor ...

Page 23: ...ts in the relay to switch from NC to NO after one second has expired This action delays the application of the voltage on terminal 5 on the VFD REC 1 2 3 These are electrical receptacles which supply line voltage for the ovens Each receptacle should have a 20A dedicated breaker supplied from the buildings electrical panel Line voltage to each receptacle is supplied via HMC P3 If the fire alarm is ...

Page 24: ... ModBus to set the frequency for the combination of ovens selected The VFD can receive a signal from the fire suppression system to command the drive to run at 60 Hz A complete manual can be found at www xltovens com 5 2 3 4 1 1 Incoming Power 1 Neutral 2 Line Voltage 3 Not Used 4 Ground 2 Not Used VFD Relay 3 Digital Inputs 1 Stop Function 2 Start Run 3 Not Used 4 COM To TS2 5 Not Used 6 Not Used...

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Page 26: ...ger placement can cause a windy condition that can cause the burner not to light 7 Gas line size and pressure must be adequate to support total BTU requirements with all appli ances in store turned on Refer to the Oven Gas Requirements section of this manual 8 In the case of the oven not lighting properly Turn off the oven and wait approximately thirty 30 seconds or until the fan stops spinning an...

Page 27: ...ngs Are Correct Perform A Pan Test To Confirm Settings If Error Still Exists Contact XLT Under Speed Alarm LED on Flash CONVEYOR LED All other LED s operate as normal Speed thirty 30 seconds slow Duration vs Set Point Check Drive Chain and Sprocket To Verify Proper Working Condition Perform A Hard Reset If Error Still Exists Check LUI Settings If Settings Are Correct Perform A Pan Test To Confirm ...

Page 28: ...s 5 Check to see that the grease filters are clean installed properly 6 Check to see if the exhaust fan is rotating in the correct rotation To verify fan rotation remove the lid on the exhaust fan Visually inspect rotation in accordance with label on fan housing Hood Machine Control LED Lights 1 When the Red LED is lit it indicates an MC error 2 When the first Green LED is lit it indicates power t...

Page 29: ... control box access panel 2 Determine cause of error code 3 Resolve the condition that is causing error 4 Cycle the VFD Power Circuit breaker must be turned off for ten 10 seconds to allow complete shut down of VFD before turning back on If your hood still does not function properly XLT has qualified customer service personnel that can provide assistance on any type of XLT equipment problem you ma...

Page 30: ...n Fan Type Defaults to ON OFF 6 Split Belt Defaults to No 7 Dual Burner Defaults to No 8 Fuel Type Gas or Electric Options 9 Remote Hood Switch Installed Defaults to No 10 Temperature Offset Adjustments Offset shown in degrees Fahrenheit 11 High Temperature range from 590 F 310 C to Low Temperature 12 Low Temperature range from 300 F 150 C to High Temperature 13 Main Fan Amps Press ENTER to see is...

Page 31: ...e Up Down arrows to change di ameter Press ENTER to accept and advance Final Gear Ratio Factory default is 300 To change press ENTER Use Up Down arrows to change gear ratio Press ENTER to accept and advance Trim Speed Factory default is 100 To change press ENTER Use Up Down arrows to change trim speed Press ENTER to accept and advance To enter conveyor settings press and hold three 3 buttons HIDDE...

Page 32: ...ss Down arrow to cycle through screens 3 On Belt Direction press ENTER direction will flash and use Up Down arrows to change 4 Press ENTER to accept and advance SPLIT BELT 1 Enter Factory Tech Mode by pressing and holding the two 2 arrow buttons for ten 10 seconds 2 Press Down arrow to cycle through screens 3 On Belt Direction press ENTER FRONT belt will flash and use Up Down arrows to change FRON...

Page 33: ...ress UP Arrow until 60 0 is displayed and press NAVIGATE to save and return to parameter menu 12 Press UP Arrow until P 51 is displayed and press NAVIGATE 13 Press UP Arrow until 1 is displayed and press NAVIGATE to save and return to parameter menu 14 Press DOWN Arrow until P 38 is displayed and press NAVIGATE 15 Press UP Arrow until 1 is displayed and press NAVIGATE to save and return to paramet...

Page 34: ...TE 2 seconds to return to operating display 1 Press and hold NAVIGATE for 2 seconds 2 Press UP Arrow until P 38 is displayed and press NAVIGATE 3 Press DOWN Arrow until 0 is displayed and press NAVIGATE to save and return to parame ter menu 4 Press DOWN Arrow until P 1 is displayed and press NAVIGATE 5 Press UP Arrow until 65 0 is displayed and press NAVIGATE to save and return to parame ter menu ...

Page 35: ...ssure on startup checklist If new installation Disconnect Manometer Tighten screw clockwise until snug Figure 2 On Off Valve Adjustment Procedure Figure 1 Figure 2 Natural Gas LP Gas W C mbar kPa W C mbar kPa kPa kPa W C mbar kPa W C mbar kPa All 6 14 15 35 1 50 3 50 11 5 14 27 5 35 2 75 3 50 1 50 2 50 2 30 3 30 3 5 8 75 0 875 10 25 2 5 Oven Models Inlet Pressure Range LP Gas Standard World Austra...

Page 36: ...st port Turn the LUI to on position and wait for burner to light up to 30 seconds Figure 3 Remove Seal Screw Turn the High Flame Bias Screw located behind the Seal Screw Figure 4 until desired setting is achieved Use chart below for correct valve settings Reinstall Seal Screw Disconnect Manometer Figure 4 Seal Screw W C mbar kPa W C mbar kPa 3 5 8 75 0 875 10 25 2 5 On Off Valve Adjustment Setting...

Page 37: ...the factory This should not need adjust ed If found loose call technical support for settings High Altitude 6 000 ft and above the shutter may need adjusted This should only be adjusted to keep flame lit and combustion to a minimum NOTE Air Shutter Settings Original Natural Gas LP Gas Standard 3 0 3 0 HP 9 0 9 0 All Oven Models Shutter Recommended Burner Shutter Settings ...

Page 38: ... P106 2 Start Source P108 4 Speed Reference P110 2 Decel Time A451 9 Auto Reset Tries A452 60 Auto Reset Delay T201 2 Terminal Block Group I O Terminal 5 T202 6 Terminal Block Group I O Terminal 6 A404 60 Jog Frequency Test run the motor by turning on one of the oven hood buttons located on the HUI Read the entire instruction before programming TIP ENTER Used to select and save parameters SELECT A...

Page 39: ...0 Hz X 20 Hz 25 Hz 30 Hz X 35 Hz 40 Hz 45 Hz X X 35 Hz 40 Hz 45 Hz X 20 Hz 25 Hz 30 Hz X 30 Hz 35 Hz 40 Hz X 40 Hz 45 Hz 50 Hz X X 30 Hz 35 Hz 40 Hz X X 40 Hz 45 Hz 50 Hz X X 40 Hz 45 Hz 50 Hz X X X 45 Hz 50 Hz 55 Hz Fire Suppression 60 Hz DO NOT CHANGE Triple Double VFD Controller Settings Switches On 1832 2440 3240 3255 3270 3855 3870 ...

Page 40: ...erials BOM on the following parts overview pages are additional requirements needed depending on your parts order Oven Hood information required Model Serial Manufacture Date Phone Contact name Bill to Ship to Credit card information P O R Price On Request All prices are subject to change contact XLT for current prices How To Order Parts NOTE All parts images are for reference only Some design cha...

Page 41: ...ical Support INTL 316 943 2751 41 OVEN PARTS OVERVIEW Data Plate Back Wall Chain Guard Control Panel User Interface Sandwich Door Crumb Tray Front Panel Knob Front Panel Product Stop Conveyor Oven Lid Manual Drawer Oven Control Conveyor Flap ...

Page 42: ... sandwich door assembly WARNING 3 4 5 7 8 1 9 6 2 All Components From This Page ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 6400 Front Panel P O R 2 XA 6500 Front Panel Assembly P O R 3 XA 6505 Front Panel Knob 15 90 4 XA 6600 Sandwich Door P O R 5 XF 126 2 Screw 10 24 x 1 2 0 20 6 XF 242 Screw 10 24 x 1 2 0 40 7 XM 6703 Door Retainer Left 8 70 8 XM 6704 Door Retainer Right 8 70 9 XP 6519 Window ...

Page 43: ... 316 943 2751 43 OVEN PARTS FRONT PANEL Front Panel information required Size of Oven Short or Long Sandwich Door or No Door Stainless Wood or Painted Handle 1 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 6700 Extended Front Panel P O R EXTENDED FRONT PANEL ...

Page 44: ...RIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 5001 Back Wall Assembly P O R 2 XA 5009 75 Oven Fan Motor M1 283 20 3 XA 5121 Motor Cover Assembly GAS P O R 4 XA 5200 Fan Blade P O R ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 5001 Back Wall Assembly P O R 2 XA 5009 75 3PH Oven Fan Motor M1 267 80 3 XA 5121 Motor Cover Assembly GAS P O R 4 XA 5200 Fan Blade P O R BACK WALL STANDARD BACK WALL WORLD ...

Page 45: ...51 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 45 OVEN PARTS BACK WALL Installed Fan Height 11 3 8 289 NOTE All dimensions in inches millimeters 1 4 6 unless otherwise noted 9 1 16 231 1832 and 2440 only All other models 8 1 16 205 2336 only ...

Page 46: ...PTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 7000 Conveyor Assembly Complete P O R 2 XA 7200 Conveyor Bearing Assembly P O R 3 XM 4006 Chain Guard Lower P O R 4 XM 7301 Conveyor Shaft Idle P O R 5 XM 7302 Conveyor Shaft Drive P O R 6 XM 9508 Chain Guard 26 30 7 XP 7403 Conveyor Roll Notched 12 20 8 XP 7404 Conveyor Roll Plain 11 00 9 XP 9503 Conveyor Sprocket Driven 15 P O R 10 XP 9504 Roller Chain P O R 11 XP 9506 Conv...

Page 47: ... 7200 Conveyor Bearing Assembly P O R 3 XM 4006 Chain Guard Lower P O R 4 XM 7303 Conveyor Shaft Idle P O R 5 XM 7304 Conveyor Shaft Drive SB INSIDE P O R 6 XM 7305 Conveyor Shaft Drive SB OUTSIDE P O R 7 XM 9508 Chain Guard 26 30 8 XP 7206 Shaft Collar 10 00 9 XP 7403 Conveyor Roll Notched 12 20 10 XP 7404 Conveyor Roll Plain 11 00 11 XP 9503 Conveyor Sprocket Driven 15 P O R 12 XP 9505 Roller Ch...

Page 48: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 48 OVEN PARTS BASE 1 2 3 4 6 7 5 ...

Page 49: ...equired Size of Oven Single Double Triple or Quad Stack ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 1001 Base Assembly Bare P O R 2 XM 1003 15 Base Leg 65 40 3 XM 1006 Side Leg Angle P O R 4 XM 1007 Front Back Leg Angle P O R 5 XM 1008 Bolster Plate 11 50 6 XM 1010 Oven Lid P O R 7 XP 1004 Caster 21 60 BASE ...

Page 50: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 50 OVEN PARTS FINGER GROUP 1 2 6 3 4 5 7 All Components From This Page ...

Page 51: ...ont of finger outer OVEN PARTS FINGER GROUP ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 8Hxxxx Finger Group Assembly P O R 2 XA 8001 B Finger Body Bottom P O R 3 XA 8001 T Finger Body Top P O R 4 XM 8004 Finger Inner Plate Perforated P O R 5 XM 8024 Return Air Plate P O R 6 XM 8025 Endloss Plate P O R 7 XM 8xxx Finger Outer Plate P O R FINGERS ...

Page 52: ... 52 OVEN PARTS CONTROL BOX FRONT Standard Belt Control Box Front information required Size of Oven 1 2 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 4117 12 5 RPM STD Conveyor Motor 12 5 RPM Standard M2 305 30 2 XP 4155 Sprocket Conveyor Drive 10T 15 70 CONTROL BOX FRONT ...

Page 53: ...NT Split Belt Control Box Front information required Size of Oven 1 2 3 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 4117 12 5 RPM SB Conveyor Motor 12 5 RPM Split M2 305 30 2 XA 4117 12 5 RPM ST Conveyor Motor 12 5 RPM Standard M2 305 30 3 XP 4155 Sprocket Conveyor Drive 10T 15 70 CONTROL BOX FRONT ...

Page 54: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 54 OVEN PARTS SPARK FS SI Assembly 1 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 4203 DI SQ Spark Rod SR 52 90 BURNER ...

Page 55: ...ve information required Size of Oven Gas Valve information required Size of Oven Gas Conversion Kits 1 1 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 SP 9910 QF NAT Natural Gas Conversion Kit 18 90 NATURAL GAS VALVE ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 SP 9910 QF LPG LPG Conversion Kit 18 90 PROPANE VALVE ...

Page 56: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 56 OVEN PARTS STANDARD CONTROL BOX Operating Position shown with lid removed ...

Page 57: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 57 OVEN PARTS STANDARD CONTROL BOX Service Position ...

Page 58: ...Circuit Breaker amp rating Conveyor Belt direction 4 1 2 3 5 6 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 SP 4520 GA Fan Guard Filter Repl Kit GAS 5 60 2 XP 4170 LUI Large User Interface LUI 171 00 3 XP 4175 MC Oven Machine Control OMC 213 00 4 XP 4501 GA FPPG Fan Standard M3 25 00 5 XP 4515 CB Circuit Breaker CB P O R 6 XP 4520 GA Fan Filter 1 95 CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 59: ...ug 12 25 3 XP 4207 DI N P Gas Valve V1 V2 136 90 4 XP 4210 UV DC Flame Sensor FS 109 00 5 XP 4310 Current Sensor CS 27 80 6 XP 4509 90 Thermocouple Type K 39 TC 41 80 7 XP 4510 90 Thermocouple Type K 90 TC 63 10 8 XP 4701 04 Terminal Strip 4 Place TS 3 90 9 XP 4701 10 Terminal Strip 10 Place TS 7 00 10 XP 4705 DI 24 Ignition Control IC 71 80 11 XP 4713 High Temp Limit Switch S3 34 10 12 XP 4716 Po...

Page 60: ...1 60 OVEN PARTS STANDARD CONTROL BOX Control Box Rear information required Size of Oven Circuit Breaker amp rating Voltage 1 2 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XA 9301 S Power Cord Assembly 28 40 2 XP 4515 CB 15A 15 Amp Circuit Breaker CB 6 95 CONTROL BOX REAR ...

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Page 64: ...ircuit Breaker amp rating Conveyor Belt direction 6 4 2 5 3 1 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 SP 4520 GA Fan Guard Filter Repl Kit GAS 5 60 2 XP 4170 LUI Large User Interface LUI 171 00 3 XP 4175 MC Oven Machine Control OMC 213 80 4 XP 4501 GA FPPG Fan Standard M3 25 00 5 XP 4515 CB Circuit Breaker CB P O R 6 XP 4520 GA Fan Filter 1 95 CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 65: ...P 4207 DI N P Gas Valve V1 V2 136 90 3 XP 4210 UV DC Flame Sensor FS 109 00 4 XP 4509 90 Thermocouple Type K 39 TC 41 80 5 XP 4510 90 Thermocouple Type K 90 TC 63 10 6 XP 4512 RTD Class B Element 71 50 7 XP 4701 04 Terminal Strip 4 Place TS 3 90 8 XP 4701 10 Terminal Strip 10 Place TS 7 00 9 XP 4705 DI 24 Ignition Control IC 71 80 10 XP 4716 Power Supply PS 32 40 11 XP 4718 4 3 VFD Invertex Optidr...

Page 66: ...ting Voltage 1 2 3 4 6 5 NOTE Pricing does NOT include labels ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XM 9303 Power Inlet Box Cover 11 70 2 XP 4313 EMI Power Filter FLT1 306 80 3 XP 4515 CB 0 5A 1 2 Amp Circuit Breaker CB 7 30 4 XP 4515 CB 10A 10 Amp Circuit Breaker CB 6 95 5 XP 4702 03 W Terminal Strip 3 Pole TS 5 10 6 XP 4707 Ground Lug Copper World 5 20 CONTROL BOX REAR ...

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Page 68: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 68 OVEN PARTS WORLD CONTROL BOX NON VFD Operating Position shown with lid removed ...

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Page 70: ...ge Circuit Breaker amp rating Conveyor Belt direction 6 4 2 5 3 1 ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 SP 4520 GA Fan Guard Filter Repl Kit GAS 5 60 2 XP 4170 LUI Large User Interface LUI 171 00 3 XP 4175 MC Oven Machine Control OMC 213 80 4 XP 4501 GA FPPG Fan Standard M3 25 00 5 XP 4515 CB Circuit Breaker CB P O R 6 XP 4520 GA Fan Filter 1 95 CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 71: ...7 DI N P Gas Valve V1 V2 136 90 4 XP 4210 UV DC Flame Sensor FS 109 00 5 XP 4310 Current Sensor CS 27 80 6 XP 4509 90 Thermocouple Type K 39 TC 41 80 7 XP 4510 90 Thermocouple Type K 90 TC 63 10 8 XP 4512 RTD Class B Element P O R 9 XP 4701 04 Terminal Strip 4 Place TS 3 90 10 XP 4701 10 Terminal Strip 10 Place TS 7 00 11 XP 4705 DI 24 Ignition Control IC 71 80 12 XP 4716 Power Supply PS 32 40 13 ...

Page 72: ...p rating Voltage 1 2 3 4 6 5 NOTE Pricing does NOT include labels ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION YOUR PRICE 1 XM 9303 Power Inlet Box Cover 11 70 2 XP 4320 EMI Power Filter FLT1 26 12 3 XP 4515 CB 0 5A 1 2 Amp Circuit Breaker CB 7 30 4 XP 4515 CB 10A 10 Amp Circuit Breaker CB 6 95 5 XP 4702 03 W Terminal Strip 3 Pole TS 5 10 6 XP 4707 Ground Lug Copper World 5 20 CONTROL BOX REAR ...

Page 73: ...t US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 73 HOOD PARTS OVERVIEW Control Box End Shroud Panel size specific Front Shroud Panel Main Canopy Conduit Junction Box Hood User Interface Fire Suppression Piping FS ...

Page 74: ...D PARTS VFD CONTROL BOX VFD Control Box w Fire Suppression VFD Control Box Cover removed Hood User Interface HUI Power Supply PS Circuit Breaker CB VFD Controller VFD Terminal Strips TS Fire Suppression Relay R1 Hood Machine Control HMC Time Delay Relay R2 Conduit Junction Box ...

Page 75: ... Relay R1 19 50 5 HP 2070 MC Hood Machine Control HMC 372 00 6 HP 2071 UI Hood User Interface HUI 228 00 7 HP 2072 Fire Suppression Time Delay Relay R2 24 00 8 HP 4718 RJ45 RJ45 Terminal Block 10 50 9 SP 4520 GA Fan Guard Filter Repl Kit GAS 5 60 10 XP 4501 GA FPPG Fan Gas M2 M3 25 00 11 XP 4520 GA Fan Filter 1 95 12 XP 4701 10 Terminal Strip 10 Place TS 7 00 13 XP 4716 Power Supply PS 32 40 14 XP...

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Page 90: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 90 HOOD SCHEMATIC STANDARD w FS w VFD ...

Page 91: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 91 HOOD SCHEMATIC WORLD w FS w VFD ...

Page 92: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 92 HOOD SCHEMATIC w oFS w oVFD ...

Page 93: ...Technical Support US 888 443 2751 Technical Support INTL 316 943 2751 93 NOTES ...

Page 94: ...XLT Ovens PO Box 9090 Wichita Kansas 67277 US 888 443 2751 FAX 316 943 2769 INTL 316 943 2751 WEB www xltovens com ...

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