Manual Control Operation………………………………………………………………1-3
Manual Control Second Level Programming……………………………………………..4
New Manual Control Operation………………………………………………………...5-7
New Manual Control Second Level Programming……………………………………..8-9
New Manual Control Factory Level Programming…………………………………..10-11
MenuSelect Control Operation……………………………………………………….12-15
MenuSelect Control Second Level Programming……………………………………16-17
Notes……………………………………………………………………………………..18
Section 2 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Guide……………………………………………………………….19-22
Incoming Power Supply………………………………………………………………….23
Logic Board Dcv Test Points…………………………………………………………….24
Cool Down Flow Chart…………………………………………………………………..25
Hot Air Operation Flow Chart…………………………………………………………...26
Logic Board LED Designations Flow Chart…………………………………………33-34
IFB (LED) Designations Flow Chart…………………………………………………….35
Point to Point Troubleshooting……………………………………………………….36-38
Symbol Designations…………………………………………………………………….39
Notes……………………………………………………………………………………..40
Section 3 Motor Speed Inverter Troubleshooting
Manual Control Inverter Programming………………………………………………41-42
MenuSelect Control Inverter Programming.................................................................43-44
Inverter Fault Codes and Stored Fault Codes…………………………………………...45
Section 4 Wire Schematic & Wire Harness
Manual Control Schematic W/Float P/n 39680………………………………………….47
Manual Control Schematic W/Level Board P/n 52853………………………………….48
New Manual Control Schematic 120V P/n 53849……………………………………….49
New Manual Control Schematic 208V – 240V P/n 53850………………………………50
MenuSelect Control Schematic W/Float P/n 51228……………………………………..51
MenuSelect Control Schematic W/Spritzer P/n 52855…………………………………..52
MenuSelect Control Schematic 480V P/n 53852………………………………………..53
BX14G Manual Control Schematic P/n 50546…………………………………………..54
BX14G MenuSelect Control Schematic P/n 51155……………………………………...55
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Section 5 Error Codes
Manual Control W/Meat Probe Error Codes…………………………………………….56
New Manual Control W/Meat Probe Error Codes……………………………………….57
MenuSelect Control Error Codes………………………………………………………...58
Probe Chart
BCX14G with Manual Control
Part number 39800 located at the rear of the oven cavity below the blower motor a two
wire probe 1K value. At 75° 1090 ohm’s and at 300° 1575 ohm’s
BCX14G with MenuSelect Control
Part number 50310 located at the rear of the oven cavity below the blower motor a two
wire probe right angle 1K value. At 75° 1090 and at 300° 1575 ohm’s
(BX14G) with MenuSelect Control
Part number 50310
(BX14G/BCX14G with the New Manual)
Part number 50310 all the same as the above for MenuSelect Controls.
(BX14G) with Manual Control
Part number 50636 located at the rear of the oven cavity below the blower motor a 4 wire
probe 1K value. At 75° 1090 ohm’s and at 300° 1575 ohm’s
all the same as above for the BCX14G with MenuSelect Control.
Meat Probes
All Controls use the same Meat probes
Part number 39797 a 6” removable probe the plugs into the blue meat probe jack at the
bottom of the control panel.
This is a 1K probe at 75° 1090 ohm’s and at 300° 1575 ohm’
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Standard Controls for ModelsBCX14andBX14
1
whenlitindicates
power to the unit is turned on.
-
the oven on or off. Allowsselectionof
Steam, Hot Air, Combi or CoolDownModes.
desired cooking temperature.
displays time andtemperature
UP & DOWN ARROW KEYS
enter values in the display.
press todisplaytheac
tual probe temperature duringcorecookingor
actual cavity temperature in timermode.
TIME/PROBE TOGGLE KEY
select either timer or probe cooking.
use toclearorstop
the timer and silence the buzzer.
press to start the timer.
STEAM ON DEMAND TIMER
duration for steam on demand.
STEAM ON DEMAND SWITCH
ini tiate steam injection cycle.
STEAM ON DEMAND LAMP
steam on demand is activated.
used to turnthelights
usedtoopenor
close vent to release steam fr
usedtoselectfan
usedtoconnect
the core temperature probe to the control.
illuminated until thesteam
gen erator is filled with water.
NOTE: Model BX 14 ovens do not have a
DELIME LAMP (BCX 14 ovensonly)
Flashes when steam generatordeliming
is needed. Remains steady whendeliming
CLEAN LAMP (BX 14 ovens only)
when the unit has been in useforaprepro
grammed time and needs to b
Operation
CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION
1. POWER ON LAMP -
2. MODE SELECTOR SWITCH
turns power to
2
3. TEMPERATURE DIAL -
used to set
4. DISPLAY in formation.
5.
3
4
6. ACTUAL TEMP KEY -
7.
- press to
- used to
8. CLEAR/STOP KEY -
5
5
9. START KEY -
10.
8
6
7
9
11.
12.
11
13. LIGHTS SWITCH on and off.
- used to set
- used to
- lights when
14. CAVITY VENT SWITCH -
10
12
15. FAN SPEED SWITCH speed.
om cavity.
16. PROBE CONNECTION -
13
14
17. FILL LAMP -
16
17
15
18
1
fill lamp.
18.
pro cess is active.
-
- Flashes
e cleaned.
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Press the TIMER/PROBE TOGGLEKEY(7)
to select the timer mode. TheTIMERLED
Turn the MODE SELECTORSwitch(2)to
Set the TEMPERATURE DIAL (3) to the de
emperatureno
C).
For poaching, turn the temperaturedial to
F (82
The optimum temperatureforCombi
F (149 177
When the oven has reachedthecook
, load the product.
Use the ARROW KEYS (5) to enterthedesired
cook time in the display. You canclearthedis
play by pressing the CLEAR/STOPKEY(8).
Press the START KEY (9) to beginthetimer.
The temperature, time and modecanbeal
at any time during the cookingprocess.
To stop the timer, press the CLEAR/STOPKEY
When the timer reaches 00:00,thebuzzer
sounds. Press the CLEAR/STOPKEY(8)to
si lence the buzzer. Remove theproduct.
8
Operation
Standard Controls for Models BCX14andBX14
5
Press the TIMER/PROBEkey(7)toselect
the probe mode. The PROBELEDbelow
Use the ARROW KEYS(5)toenterthe
desired final cook temperatureinthe
display. You can clearthedisplayby
pressing the CLEAR/ STOP KEY (8).
Insert the core probe intotheproduct.Load
product into the oven andclosethedoor.Be
sure that the terminal endofthecoreprobeis
outside of the oven and clearofthedoor.
Connect the core probe tothePROBECON
NECTION (16) at the bottomofthe
The display gives the actual coreprobe
When the product reachesthefinalcook
tem perature the buzzersounds.
NOTE: The unit can be cooled down rapidly
for steaming, cleaning, etc.
To cool down the ovencavity,openthe
door and select Cool DownontheMODE
SELEC TOR Switch (2).
TIMER COOKING
1.
PROBE COOKING
1.
below the display lights.
2.
the desired function.
3.
sired cook temperature.
For Steam mode, set the t
high er than 212_F (100_
the POACH position, 180_
mode is 300 350_
4.
temper ature
5.
6.
tered
(8).
7.
emperature no
_C).
_C).
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
COOL DOWN
1.
the dis play lights.
control.
tem perature.
5
6
7
9
2
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Standard Controls for ModelsBCX14andBX14
STEAM ON DEMAND
How to set the Steam On Demand feature:
While in the Hot Air or Combi mode, the unit can
be set to steam for a
timed period. Attheendofthe
timed cycle the unit reverts back to theoriginalset
ting. Steam On Demand can be usedat any time
during the cook cycle.
is not available
1. Set the desired •steam
on" time with
STEAM ON DEMAND TIMER (10).
2. Press the STEAM
ON DEMANDSWITCH(11).
The STEAM ON DEMAND LAMP (12) lights.
Uses for Steam On
Demand:
Most of the ideas came from our creative custom
ers. Experiment with this feature on yourown and
let us know of any new uses.
Add a minute or two at the beginning when bak
D
ing bread for a shiny crust.
Kick start large loads such as 20ormorechick
in
ens. By starting large loads with5to8minutes
of steam you help the oven recoverandcutthe
cooking time by
more than 10%.
the
Bake bagels without boiling. Bystarting rawba
gels with 1 to 2 minutes of steamyoucan
achieve a beautiful crust.
Fto 250
Combi mode using 2 minutesofon demand
steam.
cooking chicken wings,trysetting the
oven in the Combi mode at 375
minutes of Steam On Demand. Thismethod will
stop the tips from burning. Totalcooking timeis
approximately 12
minutes.
Pork ribs tend to pull off the bonebetterwhen
using 5 to 8 minutes of Steam OnDemand.Try
ribs in the Combi mode at 350
F and use 3
_
F.
Operation
NOTE: Steam On Demand
steam mode.
10
D
D
D
D
D
11
12
Cream caramel is great at 230
When
_
_
F in the
_
3
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Standard Control Second Level Programming
3. Press and Hold
for 5 seconds and release
or
Combi Manual Control Temp. (BP# 39673)
Instructions For +7° Temperature Offset
Recommended: Read instructions before programming. If each step is not
conducted within 9 seconds, the control will lock up and the programming
sequence will have to be restarted from step 1
1. Power oven off
. Power on oven in Combi Mode
2
4. Press and hold
5. Toggle
6. Press and release
7. Toggle
8. Press and release
9. Press
until "2 X X X" is displayed. Where "X X X" are any number
until Screen displays "P 3 X X" where "X X" are any number
for 5 seconds and release
PROBE LED will begin to Flash
until Screed displays "P 2 0 7"
TIMER LED will begin to flash
10. Press and release PROBE LED will begin to flash
11. Toggle or until Screed displays "P 3 0 0"
12. Do not touch oven for 10 seconds. "0 0 0" will appear. Temp. offset is now programmed
13. Turn off oven and turn back on
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Standard Controls for ModelsBCX14andBX14
1
14
-
the oven on or off. Allowsselectionof
Steam, Hot Air, Combi or CoolDownModes.
displays time andtemperature
desired cooking temperature.
lights whentheovenis
lights when thecooktimeis
lightswhenthe
actu al probe temperature is displayed
lightswhenthe
core setpoint temperature is displa
usetoselectand
set either cook time or probe temperature
STEAM ON DEMAND DISPLAY
STEAM ON DEMAND LAMP
steam on demand is activated.
STEAM ON DEMAND KNOB
duration for steam on demand
press to turntheoven
used to selectfanspeed.
usedtoopenor
close vent to release steam from cavity.
DELIME LAMP (BCX 14 ovensonly)
Flashes when steam generatordeliming
is needed. Remains steady whendeliming
illuminated until thesteam
gen erator is filled with water.
NOTE: Model BX 14 ovens do not have a
usedtoconnect
the core temperature probe to the control.
Operation
3
4
5
8
10
2
7
11
13
6
9
CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION
1. MODE SELECTOR SWITCH
2. DISPLAY in formation.
3. TEMPERATURE DIAL -
4. HEAT LAMP calling for heat
5. TIMER LED displayed
6. PROBE ACTUAL LED -
7. PROBE SETPOINT LED -
8. TIMER/PROBE KNOB -
9.
the steam on demand time
10.
11.
12. LIGHTS KEY lights on and off
13. FAN SPEED KEY -
14. CAVITY VENT KEY -
15.
turns power to
used to set
yed
- displays
- lights when
- use to set
-
12
15
17
16
5
pro cess is active.
16. FILL LAMP -
17. PROBE CONNECTION -
fill lamp.
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Press the TIMER/PROBE KNOB(8)toselect
the timer mode. The TIMER LEDlights.
Turn the MODE SELECTORSwitch(1)to
Set the TEMPERATURE DIAL (3) to the de
For Steam mode, set the temperatureno
C).
For poaching, turn the temperaturedial to
F (82
The optimum temperatureforCombi
F (149 177
When the oven has reachedthecook
temper ature, load the product.
Rotate knob to enter thedesiredcook
time in the display. You canclearthe
display by rotat ing counterclockwise.
The timer begins on its own.
The temperature, time and modecanbeal
tered at any time during the cookingprocess.
When the timer reaches 00:00,thebuzzer
sounds. Press or rotate theTIMER/PROBE
KNOB (8) counter clockwisetosilencethe
buzzer. Remove the product.
Operation
Standard Controls for Models BCX14andBX14
Press the TIMER/PROBEknob(8)to
select the probe setpointmode. The
LED (7) lights.
Rotate the knob to enterthedesiredfinal
cook temperature in the display.
Insert the core probe intotheproduct.Load
product into the oven andclosethedoor.Be
sure that the terminal endofthecoreprobeis
outside of the oven and clearofthedoor.
Connect the core probe tothePROBECON
NECTION (17) at the bottomofthe
The display gives the actualcoreprobetem
perature by pressing the TIMER/PROBEknob
When the product reachesthefinalcook
tem perature the buzzersounds.
NOTE: The unit can be cooled down rapidly
cleaning, etc.
To cool down the ovencavity,openthe
door and select Cool DownontheMODE
SELEC TOR Switch (1).
TIMER COOKING
1.
2.
the desired function.
3.
sired cook temperature.
PROBE COOKING
1.
PROBE SET POINT
2.
3.
high er than 212_F (100_
the POACH position, 180_
mode is 300 350_
4.
5.
6.
7.
_C).
_C).
4.
5.
(8) again.
6.
control.
COOL DOWN
1.
for steaming,
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Standard Controls for ModelsBCX14andBX14
How to set the Steam On Demand feature:
While in the Hot Air or Combi mode, theunit
can be set to steam for a timed period. Atthe
end of the timed cycle the unit revertsbackto
Demandcan
be used at any time during the cook cycle.
NOTE: Steam On Demand is not available in
Turn the STEAM ON DEMAND KNOB(11)to
set the desired length of time. Thetimeisdis
played in the STEAM ON DEMANDDISPLAY
Press the STEAM ON DEMAND KNOB(11).
The STEAM ON DEMAND LAMP (10)lights.
Most of the ideas came fromourcreative
custom ers. Experiment with thisfeatureon
your own and let us know of any new uses.
Add a minute or two at the beginningwhen
bak ing bread for a shiny crust.
Kick start large loads such as20ormore
chick ens. By starting large loadswith5to8
minutes of steam you help theovenrecover
and cut the cooking time by morethan10%.
ke bagels without boiling. Bystarting
raw ba gels with 1 to 2 minutesofsteam
you can achieve a beautiful crust.
Fto250
Combi mode using 2 minutesofondemand
When cooking chicken wings,trysetting
oven in the Combi mode at 375
minutes of Steam On Demand.Thismethod
will stop the tips from burning.Totalcooking
time is approximately 12 minutes.
Pork ribs tend to pull off the bonebetterwhen
using 5 to 8 minutes of SteamOn
Try ribs in the Combi mode at 350
Operation
STEAM ON DEMAND
the original set ting. Steam On
Uses for Steam On Demand:
D
D
1.
2.
steam mode.
(9).
D Ba
D Cream caramel is great at 230_
steam.
D
D
_F in the
_F and use 3
Demand.
_F.
the
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Se
rvice
Level Programming
BCX, BX – NEW MANUAL CONTROL
Code: 7378
(The oven needs to be in the “OFF” position)
Press the Timer Dial Till “0000” Is Displayed
Turn the Dial: Scroll the flashing # to (7)000
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 7(3)00
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 73(7)0
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 737(8)
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll to (DIAG) Diagnostics
Press the Dial to Enter
“D-01” Is Displayed
(Cavity Heat Relay)
Press the Dial to Enter Turn Dial CW to “ON”
Turn Dial CCW to “OFF”
Press the Dial to EXIT
(CONTINUE) (FOLLOW STEPS ABOVE)
Scroll the Dial to D-02 Boiler Heat Relay
D-03 Water High Level Switch Status
D-04 Water Low Level Switch Status
D-05 Drain Relay
D-06 Fill Relay
D-07 Steam Relay
D-08 Quench Relay
D-09 Motor-Reversals Relay Gently
D-10 Motor Gently
D-11 Motor Low
D-12 Motor High
D-13 Motor Turbo
D-14 Door Status
D-15 Lights Relay
D-16 Delime Pump Relay
D-17 Software Flash Number
D-18 Software Number
D-19 Software Download Number
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Se
rvice
Level Programming
BCX, BX NEW MANUAL CONTROL
Code: 7378
(The oven needs to be in the “OFF” position)
D-20 SIB Software Number
D-21 Cavity Set Temperature
D-22 Cavity ACT Temperature
D-23 Cooling Fan Probe Temperature
D-24 Quench Probe Temperature
D-25 Core Probe Temperature
D-26 Boiler Tank Temperature
D-27 Main Switch
D-28 Fan Feedback Input
D-29 Cook Done relay
D-30 Vent relay
D-33 Cool Fan Relay
D-34 Hot Air relay
D-35 Hot Air Enable Relay
D-37 All Relays
D-38 Display and LED Test
END End Of Diagnostic Test
Press Dial to Exit
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Factory
Level Programming
BCX, BX – NEW MANUAL CONTROL
Code: 3228
(The oven needs to be in the “OFF” position)
Press the Timer Dial Till “0000” Is Displayed
Turn the Dial: Scroll the flashing # to (3)000
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 3(2)00
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 32(2)0
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll the flashing # to 322(8)
Press the Dial to Enter “P-01” Is Displayed
Press the Dial to View Turn Dial to: (F)
Press the Dial to Retune Turn Dial to: P-02
(CONTINUE) (FOLLOW STEPS ABOVE)
P-## “ Set To “
(P-02) Cool Down Temp 100F
(P-03) Ready Beep ON
(P-04) Fan Reverse Time 6:00
(P-05) Cook Done Beeper Yes
(P-06) Delime Interval 30 Hours
(P-07) Flush Interval 24 Hours
(P-08) Appliance Type Gas
(P-09) Machine Type BCX / BX
(P-10) Max Steam On Demand
20
(P-11) Min Hot Air Set Point 140F
(P-12) Max Hot Air Set Point 500
(P-13) Min Steam Set Point 85F
(P-14) Max Steam Set Point 225F
(P-15) Max Core Probe Pull Temp200F
(P-16) Upper Hot Air Hysteresis1F
(P-17) Lower Hot Air Hysteresis 1F
Press the Maint Key Scroll to “SERVICE”
Press the Dial to Enter Enter Service Code “7378”
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll to “Diag Output”
Press the Dial to Enter
Press and hold # button to test
Temp Heat
Combi Fan Speed Gentle Fwd
Fan Fan Speed Low Fwd
Prog Fan Speed High Fwd Forward
1 Fan Speed Turbo Fwd
4 Fan Speed High Rev
7 Light
Press the Dial to Exit Scroll to Exit Press (“Dial”)
Factory Level Programming
(The oven needs to be in the “ON” position)
Press the Maint Key Scroll to Factory Program
Press the Dial to Enter Enter the Factory Code “3228”
Press the Dial to Enter Scroll to “Appliance Type”
Press the Dial to Enter Turn Dial to set Gas or Electric
Press the Dial to Enter
Scroll to “Cavity Probe Offset”
Press the Dial to Enter Turn the Dial to Set the Offset
Press the Dial to Enter
Scroll to ”Core Probe Offset”
Press the Dial to Enter Turn the Dial to set the Offset
Press the Dial to Enter
Scroll to Exit
Press the Dial to Exit Scroll to Exit again
Press the Dial to Exit the
Program Level.
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Notes:
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BCX14G
BCX14G TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
In this troubleshooting guide, the schematic is
broken down into areas. This allows the oven to be
checked in sections.
When troubleshooting, tilt the control panel down
for access to use your voltmeter. The main control
circuit voltage for all BX / BCX and CNVX model
ovens is 24DC volts. Once the problem is
determined be sure to power the oven down before
disconnecting connections.
NOTE: Always troubleshoot Combi ovens in the
following sequence: COOL DOWN, HOT AIR,
STEAM and then COMBI. Reference the text that
follows with the appropriate troubleshooting
schematic to help you troubleshoot each mode.
DC VOLTAGE TEST POINTS
1. At the DCV power supply should be (2)
+24Dcv and (2) -24Dcv_Rtn connections, when
115Acv is applied to the power supply there
will be a small green light on at the power
supply and it should always have 24Dcv
between the plus and minus points.
2. Locate the logic board small connector J1 using
your voltmeter checking for 24Dcv between
terminals (J1-1) 24Dcv Rtn
verify true 24Dcv input to enable the logic
board during the power up.
3. The J1 connector between (J1-1) -24Dcv Rtn
and (J1-4) +24dcv will be the best (Test points).
When troubleshooting any problems, if your
looking for a low signal test between (J1-4)
+24Dcv RD to the low input searching for, or if
your looking for a +24Dcv_H positive leg of
power check between (J1-1) -24Dcv_Rtn and
the high signal searching for. (See FIGURE 1)
4. Checking for 24Dcv at the IFB relay board J7
connector between (J7-1) to (J7-2).
5. NOTE: While troubleshooting the 24Dcv circuit
with the wire schematic you will see that most
all of the control switching is to a (Low)
24Dcv_Rtn. Also while reviewing the wire
schematic you will see the wires labeled as a
(High) or (Low) input such as (Oven_On_L) for
the low input and (Door_Closed_H) for a high
input/output.
to (J1-4) +24Dcv to
6. Acv/Dcv. See the incoming power supply flow
chart (FIGURE 1).
NO OPERATION WITH THE MODE SWITCH
IN COOL DOWN
1. Verify that the control panel circuit breaker is in
the on position.
2. Check the outlet for proper power supply.
3. Remove the LH body side panel and inspect the
motor inverter control to see if it is powered up
with 115Acv and if there are any error codes
present if so, see the attached fault code list for
troubleshooting. The display will show 00 if
there are no fault codes present while the motor
is not running. If no codes are present continue
or if a code is present see the programming fault
code troubleshooting flow chart in section 4
(FIGURE 1) page 15.
4. Locate the logic board small vertical RH
connector J1 using your voltmeter checking for
24Dcv between (J1-4) to the mode switch
terminal # 4 voltage should be present, if not
investigate the mode switch. Also check
between the J1 connector (J1-4) to the inverter
connector BK-12 wire at CM2 for 24Dcv, if no
voltage check the IFB relay board connector J3.
5. To bypass the mode switch and wire harness
use your voltmeter set to the 10amp red fuse
side with the black in COM then set your meter
to DC amps, now your meter is a fused jumper
wire. Now jump between the logic board J1
connector (J1-1) to the motor speed inverter
GY-19 low signal at terminal # 2 of the inverter.
This should activate the inverter power up. See
the cool down operation troubleshooting flow
chart (FIGURE 3).
NO OPERATION WITH THE MODE SWITCH
IN HOT AIR
1. Verify that the convection motor is running with
the door fully closed. If not see door switch
troubleshooting flow chart (FIGURE 7).
2. Verify that the thermostat has powered up,
counted down and displaying a set temperature
along with the heat indicator light activated.
3. Remove the LH body side panel and tilt the
control panel down for troubleshooting access.
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BCX14G
BCX14G TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
4. Checking for logic board input/output LED
indicators, in the hot air mode the amber input
LED’s #6 and #9 need to be on along with the
green output LED #13. Verify LED’S with the
logic board LED designation flow chart
(FIGURE 11).
5. Also look for LED indicator inputs at the (IFB)
relay board, the CR3 relay LED (D31), CR2
relay LED (D21) and the CR1 relay LED (D11)
will all need to be on. If not check all
connectors and the 24Dcv inputs at the J7
connector per the wire schematic. Verify
LED’S with the IFB LED indicator designation
flow chart (FIGURE 12).
6. If all of the above are good continue testing
checking at the (T1) transformer for 24Acv
output if good check the IFB connector J4
between (J4-1) and (J4-2) 24Acv should be
present.
7. Check for burner pilots if none check between
the J4 connector (J4-2) to (J4-3) for 24Acv.
8. If pilots were on but no main burner check the
J4 connector between (J4-2) to (J4-4) for
24Acv. If not then check the (IFB J4) connector
for damage).
9. See the Hot air troubleshooting flow chart
(FIGURE 4).
NO OPERATION WITH THE MODE SWITCH
IN STEAM
1. Verify that the convection motor is running
with the door closed. If not see door switch
troubleshooting flow chart (FIGURE 7).
2. Verify that the thermostat has powered up,
counted down and displaying a set temperature
along with the heat indicator light activated.
3. Remove the LH body side panel and tilt the
control panel down for troubleshooting access.
4. Check for logic board input/output LED
indicators, in the steam mode the amber input
LED’s # 3 and # 6 need to be on along with the
green output LED # 10. Verify LED’S with the
LED designation flow chart (FIGURE 11).
5. Look for LED indicator inputs present at the
IFB relay board, looking for the CR3 relay
LED (D31), CR2 relay LED (D21) and the
6. CR7 relay LED (D71) should be on. If not
check IFB connector J7 between (J7-1) to (J7-
2) for 24Dcv input see wire schematic. Verify
LED’S with the IFB LED indicator flow chart
(FIGURE 12).
7. If all of the above is good continue testing
checking at the (T2) transformer for 24Acv
8. Output if good check the IFB connector J6
between (J6-1) to (J6-2) 24Acv should be
present.
9. Check for the steam burner pilot if none check
the J6 connector between (J6-2 to (J6-3) for
24Acv.
10. If pilot was on but no main burner check the J6
connector between (J6-2) to (J6-4) for 24Acv.
If not then check the (IFB J6) connector for
possible damage correct as needed). See the
steam mode flow chart (FIGURE 5).
NO OPERATION WITH THE MODE
SWITCH IN COMBI
1. Verify that the convection motor is running with
the door fully closed. If not see door switch
troubleshooting flow chart (FIGURE 7).
2. Verify that the thermostat has powered up,
counted down and displaying a set temperature
along with the heat indicator light is activated.
3. Remove the LH body side panel and tilt the
control panel down for troubleshooting access.
4. Checking for logic board input/output LED
indicators, in the Combi mode the amber input
LED’s #2 and #6 need to be on along with the
green output LED #13 and then #10 for 45
seconds intervals of steam while in Combi.
Verify LED’S with the LED designation flow
chart (FIGURE 11).
5. Look for LED indicator inputs at the (IFB) relay
board, looking for the CR3 relay LED (D31),
CR2 relay LED (D21), CR1 relay LED (D11)
will all need to be on and CR7 relay LED (D71)
will be on during a 45 second steam on time. If
not check all connectors and the 24Dcv input at
the J7 connector per the wire schematic
between (J7-1) to (J7-2). Verify the LED inputs
with the IFB LED indicator designation flow
chart (FIGURE 12).
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6. If all of the above is good continue testing
checking at the (T1) transformer for 24Acv
output if good inspect at the IFB connector J4
between (J4-1) to (J4-2) for 24Acv should be
present.
7. Check for the burner pilots if none check
between (J4-2) to (J4-3) for 24Acv.
8. If pilots were on but no main burner check
between (J4-2) to (J4-4) for 24Acv.
9. If not then check the (IFB J4) connector for
damage. See the Combi mode troubleshooting
flow chart (FIGURE 6).
NO FILLING OF THE STEAM BOILER
1. Verify the water pressure and flow of the water
pressure through the pressure regulator.
2. Verify that the control panel circuit breaker is in
the on position.
3. Check for 24Dcv at the power supply with the
mode switch in the off position, green light ON.
4. Shut the water supply off, then at the IFB board
locate the flush switch in the center RH of the
relay board and press and hold it for 45 seconds
while checking for water flowing out the drain.
5. After doing so disconnect the float wires (mark
as needed) check for continuity, both floats are
normally closed and open when are floats full.
6. If floats are closed re-connect the float wires
and turn the water supply back on. At this point
with the mode switch still in the off position the
logic board LED indicators amber input # 8 and
green output # 15 should be on activating the
fill solenoids.
7. No water filling yet check the IFB fill enable
CR8 relay LED (D81), if not on check the relay
board J8 connector at (J8-1) to (J8-2) for 24dcv.
8. See the float switch troubleshooting flow chart
(FIGURE 8).
OVER FILLING OF THE STEAM BOILER
1. Turn off the control panel circuit breaker to see
if the water over filling continues in the oven.
2. If water stopped when power was off, turn the
circuit breaker back on and check for the fill
light on the control panel and look at the logic
board for LED indicators. If LED’s amber
input # 8 and green out put # 15 are on this
would indicate the (LLC) low level cut float is
in the closed position and will not open. Repair
or replace floats switch as needed.
3. Check both float switches for normally closed
when empty and open when steam generator is
full. (If they do not open repair or replace floats
as needed.
4. See the float switch troubleshooting flow chart
(FIGURE 8).
CONVECTION MOTOR WILL NOT
REVERSE DIRECTIONS.
1. This oven comes equipped with the feature of
the convection motor reversal after every six
minutes of motor run time in all modes except
for the cool down mode.
2. When any mode but cool down is activated the
motor should start up counter clockwise.
3. Check for 24dcv at the TMR1 timer between
A1 to A2. When verified test between A1 to #
16 for 24dcv after six minutes 24dcv will
switch from terminal #16 to # 18. (If voltage
does not switch remove the wire from #18 and
retest the timer for switching.
4. What ever the out come the motor speed
inverter is looking for a 24Dcv_Rtn_L input
from the timer to either terminal #5 or #6 at the
motor speed inverter to reverse directions.
5. See the motor reverse troubleshooting flow
chart (FIGURE 9).
DOOR SWITCH TROUBLESHOOTING
1. The door switch is a proximity switch that is
activated by the metal of door when it is closed
therefor-proper adjustment is needed.
2. The door switch is located at the lower left
corner with the door open the switch will be
protruding out ½ inch, inspect the switch for
any damage and for proper adjustment.
3. There are three wires from the door switch that
go directly to the IFB connector J5.
4. Check for 24Vdc active at the IFB relay board
at the connector J5 from (J5-3) to (J5-4).
5. If the door switch has 24Vdc going to it when
the door is closed the back of the door switch
will light up to indicate the door switch has
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been activated and the blower motor should
began running.
6. At this point check for +24Vdc_H output from
the IFB connector J5 from (J5-2) to (J5-5). If
the voltage is present and the door switch is
closed now look for an LED indicator at the
IFB relay board CR2 relay (D21). See door
switch troubleshooting flow chart (FIGURE 7).
DRAIN VALVE TROUBLESHOOTING AND
OPERATION
1. The drain valve will always remain in the
closed position during all mode operations.
2. If the oven boiler is below 150 degrees and
after somewhere between 3-5 hours of non use
the logic board will activate the drain valve
motor to open and drain the boiler down then it
will close the drain valve motor and then refill
the boiler to the low level float switch.
3. When troubleshooting the drain valve motor
operation there is a small stem switch on the
right side of the IFB relay board. This can be
depressed to activate the drain valve motor,
while holding the switch (In) the drain valve
motor open fully to drain the boiler down and
when the switch is released the drain valve
motor will return to the normally closed
position. (Caution of a hot boiler).
4. See Troubleshooting (FIGURE 10).
NO STEAM ON DEMAND
1. While depress the steam on demand button
verify at the logic board LED indicators amber
input # 4 and green output # 12.
2. No LED input check for a 24dcv-Rtn_L input
to the logic board at the J3 connector at (J3-7)
of the logic board. If there is no input
24Dcv_Rtn_L signal go to the steam on
demand switch SW10 and check for a
24Dcv_Rtn_L signal at BK-7 of the switch to
Logic Board J1 connector (J1-4).
NO DELIME PUMP OPERATION
1. The delime pump can be tested with the oven
placed in the cool down, when you press and
hold the steam on demand button for a few
several seconds 24Vdc should be applied
directly the delime pump.
2. Verify when you activate the steam on demand
button, at the logic board LED indicators
amber input #4 and green output #12 light up.
3. If no voltage is found during the first test at the
delime pump, go to the IFB relay board J8
connector and test between (J8-1) to (J8-2)
24Vdc should be present.
4. Continued testing, check for 24Vdc to the R-12
wire at the delime pump testing from the J8
5. IFB connector (J8-2) to the R-12 wire. If
voltage is good this would mean the red
+24Vdc is good now check between the V-13
wire at the delime pump to check the
24Vdc_Rtn_L input from the J8 connector test
between (J8-1) to V-13. If no voltage inspect
the IFB relay board for damage.
MOTOR SPEED INVERTER PRGRAMING
1. Every motor speed inverter has been
programmed from the factory however for
some reason if it lost it’s programming it can
be reprogrammed manually.
2. You will see on the inverter drive the green
(Run) and red (Stop/Reset) buttons, below
those two buttons there is a door that will open
up to gain access to the programming keys
need to reprogram the inverter drive.
3. Behind the access door the programming keys
are (FUNC.), (#1⇑⇑⇑⇑ ), (#2 ⇓⇓⇓⇓) and (STR).
4. To program the inverter drive back to the
factory settings (See the attached programming
flow chart (Figure 3).
BCX14G LOGIC BOARD ( J1 ) CONNECTOR VOLTAGE TEST POINTS
LOGIC BOARD VOLTAGE TEST POINTS AT (J1 CONNECTOR) From (J1-1) BK 24Dcv_Rtn_L to (J1-4) RD +24Dcv_H
(Always live with circuit breaker On)
Trouble shooting test points!
Your volt meter leads should insert
right into the LH side of the J1
connector through a hole provided
from the factory for test points.
This connector will provide the
best test points while testing for a
24Dcv_Rtn_L, with your meter
Red lead into (J1-4)-RD +24Dcv
and your Black lead testing for the
24Dcv_Rtn_L.
Or your meter Black lead into the
(J1-1)-BK 24Dcv_Rtn_L and your
Red lead testing for a +24Dcv_H.
IFB Heat_Ena_L
Cavity_OverTemp_H_AC o o 24Acv_H o +24Vac_H
24Vac_Rtn_L
Pwr_On U7 Ing_Mod
Heat_Demand
Steam_Demand U8 Ing_Mod
Delime
J1-1
J1-4
Input
Amber
LED
# 2 &
# 6
Main
valve
both
24Vdc_Rtn
No
J1-7
J1-12
J4-3
J4-4 J4-1
P
P
#7
#11
Green
Output
LED # 13
& #10
J4-6
J4-1 J4-2
PV
THS
MV
PV
THS
MV
Sense
FIGURE 6
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BCX14G DOOR SWITCH TROUBLESHOOTING
IFB
Door_Sw_Pwr_H
Door_Sw_Rtn_L
Door_Closed_H
J1-1 BK
J1 Connector
Logic Board
BK J5 Connector
BR BL
Output when door is closed
Switch will be lighted
Logic Board
J1 Connector
J1-1 BK +24Dcv_H
TMR1
IFB 13
Door_Closed_H
Y-5
CR1
Y-10 A1
J2 Connector
+24Dcv
- +
+24Dcv
- +
Y-10
J2-1
J5-3
J5-4
J5-5
FIGURE 7
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BCX14G
BCX14G FLOAT SWITCH TROUBLESHOOTING
J8 +24Dcv_H
24Dcv_Rtn
IFB
Relay Board
SW3
The Flats are normally closed
HI_Lvl_Float_Sw
and open when the boiler is
full.
V-3 oo R15
+24Dcv should always be
applied to the float wires R-15
that activates the fill solenoid’s
relay at the IFB which applies a
24Dcv_Rtn_L to complete the
o o R15
power circuit for the water fill
BL-6
solenoid’s till the float opens.
Troubleshooting the floats drain
SW2
the boiler with the flush switch
Lo_Lvl_Float_Sw
at the IFB and check both floats
to verify normally closed and
after boiler fill up floats open.
+24Dcv_H
24Dcv_Rtn_L V-5R-14
Fill_Solenoid_A
24Dcv_Rtn_L BL-10 R-14
Fill_Solenoid_B
J8-1
J8-2
J8-3
J8-4
J8-5
J8-6
FIGURE 8
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BCX14G
T3
#6
BCX14G MOTOR REVERSE DIRECTION TROUBLESHOOTING
J3 Connector
IFB
24Dcv_Rtn_L
1&3 2
Mode_Sw
18 15
16
A2 A1
J1
J1-3 24Dvc_L
J1-4
I
F
B
Door_Closed_H
J2
J1-1
Inverter Drive
I
F
B
CR1 GY-12
24Dcv_L
14 13
#9
#5
#10
MOTOR
J3-1 Motor_Fwd_Ena
J3-2 Motor_Rev_Ena
J3-3 Spd_Sel_0
J3-4 Spd_sel_1
J3-5 Drv_@SetSpd
J3-7 Inv_Com
ACV
115Ac
NEU
1
2
3
4
5
L
11
12
CM2
T1
T2
FIGURE 9
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BCX14G
BCX14G DRAIN VALVE OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING
J8 +24Dcv_H
24Dcv_Rtn
IFB
Relay Board
Drain_Closed_H
Drain_Open_H
The drain valve in its normally
closed position should always
have 24Dcv_Rtn_L input along
with the +24Dcv_H out put
from the IFB J8 connector to
the motorized drain valve.
The drain valve opens when the
+24Dcv_H switches from J8-8
BK-20
to J8-9 then it should switch
back to close.
The drain valve will only open
when the logic board sends an
output signal to the IFB after
oven is cold and 4-5 hours of
non use, or when the flush
switch is activated at the IFB.
24Dcv_Rtn_L
OR-17
5
1
Y-9 3
J8-1
J8-2
J8-8
J8-9
FIGURE 10
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BCX14G
LOW FLOAT LEVEL LED'S
BOILER PREHEAT TO 185F
AMBER
- INPUT LED'S
AMBER
- INPUT LED'S
GREEN OUTPUT LED'S
GREEN OUTPUT LED'S
HOT AIR MODE LED'S
STEAM MODE LED INDICATORS
AMBER
- INPUT LED'S
AMBER
- INPUT LED'S
GREEN OUTPUT LED'S
GREEN OUTPUT LED'S
BCX14G LOGIC BOARD LED INDICATOR DESIGNATIONS
LED On = INPUT
LED
Flush Disable (above 140F) J2-2
1
Combi Mode J3-1
2
Steam Mode J3-2
3
Steam On Demand J3-7
4
Spare input J3-8
5
Heat Demand J4-1
6
Boiler High limit J4-5
7
Boiler Lo_Lvl_Float
8
Convection Heat J3-6
9
DESCRIPTION
LED On = OUTPUT
10 Boiler Heat On
Delime lamp Flashing / Delime Oven
11
Steam On Demand Lamp J4-3
12
13 Convection Heat On J4-3
14 Drain Valve On J3-10
15 Boiler Fill Enable, J2-3
16 Delime Solenoid, J2-5
17 Spare Output, J3-5
LED On = INPUT
LED
Flush Disable (above 140F) J2-2
1
Combi Mode J3-1
2
Steam Mode J3-2
3
Steam On Demand J3-7
4
Spare input J3-8
5
Heat Demand J4-1
6
Boiler High limit J4-5
7
Boiler Lo_Lvl_Float
8
Convection Heat J3-6
9
DESCRIPTION
LED On = OUTPUT
10 Boiler Heat On
Delime lamp Flashing / Delime Oven
11
Steam On Demand Lamp J4-3
12
13 Convection Heat On J4-3
14 Drain Valve On J3-10
15 Boiler Fill Enable, J2-3
16 Delime Solenoid, J2-5
17 Spare Output, J3-5
LED On = INPUT
LED
Flush Disable (above 140F) J2-2
1
Combi Mode J3-1
2
Steam Mode J3-2
3
Steam On Demand J3-7
4
Spare input J3-8
5
Heat Demand J4-1
6
Boiler High limit J4-5
7
Boiler Lo_Lvl_Float
8
Convection Heat J3-6
9
DESCRIPTION
LED On = OUTPUT
10 Boiler Heat On
Delime lamp Flashing / Delime Oven
11
Steam On Demand Lamp J4-3
12
13 Convection Heat On J4-3
14 Drain Valve On J3-10
15 Boiler Fill Enable, J2-3
16 Delime Solenoid, J2-5
17 Spare Output, J3-5
LED On = INPUT
LED
Flush Disable (above 140F) J2-2
1
Combi Mode J3-1
2
Steam Mode J3-2
3
Steam On Demand J3-7
4
Spare input J3-8
5
Heat Demand J4-1
6
Boiler High limit J4-5
7
Boiler Lo_Lvl_Float
8
Convection Heat J3-6
9
DESCRIPTION
LED On = OUTPUT
10 Boiler Heat On
Delime lamp Flashing / Delime Oven
11
Steam On Demand Lamp J4-3
12
13 Convection Heat On J4-3
14 Drain Valve On J3-10
15 Boiler Fill Enable, J2-3
16 Delime Solenoid, J2-5
17 Spare Output, J3-5
Boiler Preheat Switch open @ 185
Cooling Fan Switch Close @ 110
Quench Thermostat Close @ 150
Steam Ignition Spark Module
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d01
▲
b12
▼
A--
A01
▼
4.00
▲
0
2
b12
A01
▲
b22
▲
A02
▼
3.80
▲
0
1
A02
▲
C03
▲
A20
▼
0
2
▲
20.0
C03
A20
▲
C04
▲
A21
▼
0
3
▲
30.0
C04
A21
▲
C05
▲
A22
▼
0
5
▲
40.0
C05
A22
C--
▲
A23
▲
F02
▲
50.0
▼
8.
0
A23
F02
▲
A51
▲
F03
▲
0
1
▲
12.0
A51
F03
▲
A52
▲
d01
Programming Complete
0.
0
▲
push + hold until
10.0
A52
Motor Inverter Error Codes
▲
A54
E_01
E_02
▲
60E_03
A54
E_04
▲
A55
E_05
E_07
▲
6.0E_08
A55
E_09
▲
b01
E_11
E_22
▲
02E_12
b01
E_13
▲
b02
E_14
E_15
▲
25.0
E_21
STR
to save
b02
E_35
BX / BCX Man Control - L100 Parameters for 50816 Inverter Drive
NOTE: Oven connected to power, mode switch in "OFF" position, display should read " 0.0".
PRESSPRESS
FUNC
keep pushing until
FUNCtwice
keep pushing until
STRto save
once
FUNConce
keep pushing until
STR
keep pushing until
FUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
once
FUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
once
FUNC
push + hold until
STRto save
once
FUNConceFUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
keep pushing until
FUNConceFUNConce
once
STRto save
once
FUNConceFUNC
DISPLAYDISPLAY
keep pushing until
FUNConce
keep pushing until
STRto save
keep pushing until
FUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
push + hold until
FUNConce
keep pushing until
STRto save
once
FUNConce
keep pushing until
STRto save
once
FUNConce
keep pushing until
STRto save
FUNC( twice )
keep pushing until
keep pushing until
STRto save
once
keep pushing until
STRto save
keep pushing until
STRto save
FUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
FUNConce
push + hold until
STRto save
push + hold until
FUNConce
STRto save
FUNConce
push + hold until
twice
once
once
once
Over current event while at constant speed
Over current event during deceleration
Over current event during acceleration
Over current event during other conditions
Overload protection
Over-voltage protection
EEPROM error
Under-voltage error
CPU error
CPU error
External trip
USP
Groung Fault
Input over-voltage
Inverter thermal trip
Thermistor
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PRESS
STORED FAULT CODES
PRESS
d01
E??
d08
E??
d09
0.
0
E_01
E_03
E_05
E_08
E_11
E_12
E_14
E_21
BX / BCX Man Control - Stored Fault Codes for 50816 Inverter Drive
NOTE: Oven connected to power, mode switch in "OFF" position, display should read " 0.0".
DISPLAYDISPLAY
FUNC
▲keep pushing untild08
FUNConce
Record Code
FUNConce
▲keep pushing untild09
FUNConce
Record Code
FUNConce
▼keep pushing untild01
FUNConce
COMPLETED
Motor Inverter Error Codes
Over current event while at constant speed
E_02Over current event during deceleration
Over current event during acceleration
E_04Over current event during other conditions
Overload protection
E_07Over-voltage protection
EEPROM error
E_09Under-voltage error
CPU error
E_22CPU error
External trip
E_13USP
Groung Fault
E_15Input over-voltage
Inverter thermal trip
E_35Thermistor
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5
Flush_ Disable
SW7
12
B_2 4Vdc [0..2]
J1
+24Vdc
9
9
P1
RD-
R/BK-2 , 22a wg, 3 00V, twisted pair
+24Vdc_ Rtn
J1
10
10
P1
BK-
BK-8
BK-13
Mode_Sw
BK-13
BK-13
BK-7
5,7,9
DD
CC
BB
39669
+24Vdc_ Rtn
1+3
SW1
39674
SW10
Steam _On_Demand
2
4
6
8
10
R8595
R10338
N. C.
OR-2
Cool_Down
Combi
Oven _On_L
Steam
R7
POT
Convection
Steam_On_Demand
BR-2BK-11
J2
J1
4
6
4
P2
P1
BK-3
RD-1
OR-1
GY-7
GY-1
GY-2
BK-1
BK-2
GY-3
BL-1
Prb2-1
W
Optional
Produc t 1K
RTD1
t
39783
Prb2-2
BK
6
BR-2
W/BK-2
1
RD-8
Prb1-1
W
Prb1-2
BK
GY-7
GY-20
GY-22
OR-9
OR-4
J2
1
P2
OR-3
GY-5
V-6
GY-6
OR-1,3
BR-1
OR-14
Cav ity 1K
RTD1
t
39800
R11271
TMR1
18
16
DCB51CM24
U4
J1
1
+24Vdc_Rtn
2
Flush_Disable
3
Fill_Ena
4
+24Vdc
5
Boiler_Delim e_Ena_L
6
Oven_On_L
J3
1
Combi
2
Steam
3
SOD_Pot_W
4
SOD_Pot_pwr
5
Spare
6
Hotair
7
SOD_PB_Ena_L
8
Spare
9
NC
10
Drain_Ena_L
11
NC
12
NC
BCX-2
TC1
J2-2
24V
J2-1
24_Rtn
W
W/BK-1
P1J 1
Probe2
Probe2
J3-3
J3-4
Prb2-1
Prb2-2
BK
4
OR-3
OR-9
15
Y1
A1A2
JP1- j umper Off for
Electr ic On for Gas
Heat_Demand _In
Conv_Heat_Ena_ L
SOD_Lamp
Delime_Lam p
Boiler_Overtem p
Boiler_Ena_L
Spare
Lo_Water
R2
R1
39669
3
3
J1P1
2
2
5
5
J2P2
39673
Series 1 30
Probe1
J3-1
J3-2+J4-1
Prb1-1
P2 P2
443
J2 J2
W
BK
Probe1
3
NO
K1
COM
POT
CTR
J4-2
J4-3
Prb1-2
Or
Y
V
RTN
Y-10
JP1
JP1
J4
J2-3
J2-4
3
CR 1
4
12
8
BL-2
GY-19
GY-18
Y-10
OR-4, OR-21
J1
7
7
P1
1
2
V-6
1
Y-1
2
V-2
3
V-3
4
GY-4
5
BL-2
6
7
V-4
8
V-6
BK-6
18234
R1
POT
GY-6
GY-5
BR-1
P2 J1
8
8
J2
Y-5
V-2
V-3
V-5
V-7
P1
1
1
BK-9
OR-8
OR-21
Stea m_Demand_Lamp
Delim e_Lamp
Low_Water
Heat_ Demand_I N
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NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
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NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
THIS DRAW ING IS TH E PROPER TY OF G.S. BLODGET T CORPOR ATION. N EITHER T HIS DRAW ING
NOR AN Y INFORMAT ION CONT AINED HER EIN MAY BE C OPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WIT HOU T TH E EXPRES S WRITT EN PERMISS ION OF TH E G.S. BL ODGETT C ORPORAT ION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
BK-5
BK-21
TB2
39378
1_A
1_B
2_A
2_B
3_A
3_B
4_A
4_B
5_A
5_B
Term_Blk_5p
24VD C_RTN
__- __-__
__- __-__
__- __-__
09- 08-10
1
2
1_C
1_D
2_C
2_D
3_C
3_D
4_C
4_D
5_C
5_D
1
2
Halogen La mp-12V
D0119 (X 4)
1
2
1
2
BK-5
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
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THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
__- __-__
__- __-__
__- __-__
09- 08-10
Y-8
12
Pilot Gas Solenoid
RD-16
12
Main Gas Solenoid
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
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50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
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THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
24VD C_RTN
__- __-__
__- __-__
__- __-__
09- 15-10
BK-5
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
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THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
__- __-__
__- __-__
__- __-__
09- 15-10
Y-8
12
Pilot Gas Solenoid
RD-16
12
Main Gas Solenoid
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
___
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
___
THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
BK-5
BK-21
TB2
39378
1_A
1_B
2_A
2_B
3_A
3_B
4_A
4_B
5_A
5_B
Term_Blk_5p
24VD C_RTN
__- __-__
__- __-__
04- 29-10
06- 18-10
1_C
1_D
2_C
2_D
3_C
3_D
4_C
4_D
5_C
5_D
BK-5
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
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50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
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THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
__- __-__
__- __-__
04- 29-10
06- 18-10
Y-8
12
Pilot Gas Solenoid
RD-16
12
Main Gas Solenoid
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
___
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
___
THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
TO LER AN CE S U NL ES S OT HER WISE SPE CIF IED
.XX X . XX A NGULAR HOLE
±.015 ±.03 ± 1° ±.005
__- __-__
__- __-__
04- 29-10
06- 18-10
G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION
___
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
___
THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
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THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
50 L AKES IDE AVE . BU RLI NGTO N, VERM ONT 05 401
___
THIS D RAWING IS T HE PROP ERTY OF G. S. BLODGE TT CORP ORATION. NEITHER THIS DRAWING
NOR ANY INFORMATION CONTAINE D HEREIN MAY BE COPIED OR USED, IN WHOLE OR IN PART,
WITHO UT THE EXPRESS W RITTEN PERMISSION OF THE G.S. BLODGETT CORPORATION.
On any Error condition the K1 output relay will de-energize.
Display reads “E r r 2” indicates open or shorted cavity probe, Check for ohm’s @ 75° = 1090Ω
Display reads “E r r 3” indicates open or shorted meat probe (If) it is plugged in at the time check to see if the
meat probe has been activated with/out a meat probe in jack.
Meat probe is 1K check for ohm’s @ 75° = 1090Ω
The top two terminals on the back of the temperature control are the cavity probe location and the bottom
two and the meat probe terminal.
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Error Codes
New Manual Control W/Meat Probe
Error Codes
E-01 Cavity Probe open/shorted Access Codes
E-02 Boiler Probe open/shorted Factory 3228
E-03 High Float switch Service 7378
E-04 Low Float switch Manager 6647
E-05 Communication Error
E-06 Cooling Fan Probe Error
E-07 Delime
E-08 Cavity Hi Limit
E-09 Boiler Over-temp
E-10 Quench Probe Error
E-11 Fill Valve Error
E-12 Motor
E-13 Meat Probe
E-14 Flush
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Error Codes
MenuSelect Control W/Meat Probe
Error Message
ERROR – COOLING FAN PROBE COOLING FAN PROBE ERROR and flash call for Service
ERROR – QUENCH PROBE QUENCH PROBE ERROR and flash call for service ERROR – FAN ERROR FAN ERROR and flash call for service ERROR – COMM ERROR COMM ERROR and flash call for service ERROR – CAVITY PROBE CAVITY PROBE ERROR and call for service
ERROR – CAVITY HI TEMP CAVITY HI TEMP ERROR and call for service
ERROR – BOILER HI TEMP BOILER HI TEMP ERROR and call for service
ERROR – BOILER PROBE BOILER PROBE ERROR and call for service
ERROR – WATER LEVEL WATER LEVEL ERROR and call for service
ERROR – WATER LEVEL SWITCH DELIME ERROR and WATER LEVEL SWITCH
Access Codes
Factory 3228
Service 7378
Manager 6647
Display Will Read
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