Vulcan-Hart FlashBake VFB6 Service Manual Supplement

SERVICE MANUAL
SUPPLEMENT
MODEL VFB6
Flash
Bake
ML 126877 and ML 126879
This information is to be used in addi tion to F 24586 FlashBake Replacement Parts for par ts information.
General .......................................... 2
Operation ........................................ 2
Cleaning ......................................... 2
Installation........................................ 2
Serv ice Procedures and Adj ustments ................... 2
To Enter a Password .............................. 2
If You Forget the Password ......................... 2
Clearing Memory ................................. 2
Lamp Test ...................................... 2
FB6 Alarms and Diagnostics ........................ 3
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Wiring Diagram .................................... 4
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This Manual is prepared for the use of trained Vulcan Service Technicians and should not be used by those not properly qualif ied. If you have at tend ed a Vulcan Service School for this product, you may be qualified to perform all the procedures described in this man ual.
Reproduction or other use of this Manual, without the express written consent of Vulcan-Hart, is prohibited.
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VFB6 - SERVICE MANUAL SUPPLEMENT
GENERAL
Introduction
ML 126877 is supplied wit h a power cord and requires a 240 Volt, 1Phase NEMA 14-30R receptacle for operation at either 208 or 240 volts.
ML 126879 has a "J" box for direct electrical connection and requires a 208-240 / 60 / 1 supply.
These units are similar t o the current Model V FB12. The units have the same physi c al constructi on as
the FB12 but have the following differences:
Software change
Total of 4 lam ps
Only 3 l amps are on at a ti me
Lamps are always on at full power when lit
Cook modes consist of Hi, Med, Lo and B r own
Only avail able in 208-240 / 60 / 1
Electrical Dat a
Model Voltage Phase Cycles Breaker
Size
VFB6 208-240 1 60 30Amp
OPERATION
For operation instructions refer to t he doc umentati on shipped with the oven.
CLEANING
For cleaning instructions refer to the documentat ion shipped with the oven.
INSTALLATION
For installation instructions refer to the documentat ion shipped with the oven.
SERVICE PROCEDURES AND
ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE:
the FB12 and the F B 6.
To Enter a Password
1. Pr ess and hold down the "1" button and press
2. At the prompt ing of the display, enter a four
3. F ollow the instructions on the display to either
4. Be sure t o save the password, ev en if you want
5. I f a password has already been enabled, you
If You Forget th e P assword
1. T ur n the oven "OFF".
2. Hold down the STOP butt on as you press the
3. Release the STOP button. The display will
NOTE:
up information will be displayed.
Clearing M emory WARNING:
POWER TO T HE MACHINE AT THE MAIN CIRCUIT BO X. P LA CE A TAG ON THE CI RCUIT BOX INDICATING THE CIRCUIT IS BEING SERVICED.
1. Use the jumper stored on J11 of the control
2. Place the jumper on W2.
3. T ur n the oven on.
4. Pr ess the Cl ear key.
5. The display will read "?CLEAR ALL
6. After a few seconds, the display will read "! A LL
NOTE:
cleared to " 0" values.
7. T ur n the oven off.
8. I nstall the j umper in the open posi tion on J11.
Lamp T est NOTE:
and 8. During the l amp test only the lamp numbers for
lamp positions used in the FB6 will display. The numbers 1, 5 and 7 will not display because there are no lamps in those positions.
The following procedure is common t o both
the "6" butt on si multaneously .
digit password.
save or di sable the password.
to disable it.
must enter the current password before it will allow you to change or disable the password.
ON/OFF button to tur n the oven on. Continue to hold down STOP button until beeping is continuous.
brief ly show the current password.
If no password is saved, only norm al power
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRICAL
board.
MEMORY?".
MEMORY ZERO!".
The recipes and cook cycle counts are
Refer to service manual and use buttons 1
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