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Appliance Diagnostic Modes Microwave
GE Consumer & Industrial Technical Training
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RangeTable of Contents
• General Microwave• JVM230/240/250B Series (#31-20100)• JVM2070 Series (#31-9111)• ZMC3000B Series (#31-1461)• SCA1000 Series (#31-9076)• SCA2000 Series (#31-9038)• SCB2000 Series (#31-9057)• JS998/JT930/JT980/ZET3038/ZET3058 Series (#31-9115)
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Counter top & OTR microwave ovens produced since the Fall of 1995 have fault codes. However, mini manuals do not list these codes. You can see a listing of these “F” codes on Service Bulletins RA7-95 & RA7-97.
F0 = Open or shorted humidity sensor at the start of cooking programF1 = Open thermal sensor, due to excessive heat in the m/w cavityF2 = Shorted thermal sensorF3 = Shorted key panelF4 = Open Humidity sensor during cooking processF5 = Shorted Humidity sensor during cooking processF6 = Shorted temperature probePROBE = Open temp probe or the probe is not plugged in during a
temp cook function
Temp probe is 50,000Ω at room temp.
Microwave “F” Codes
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Microwave Performance Test
• Measure line voltage (loaded). This test is based on normalvoltage variations of 105VAC to 130VAC. Low voltage willeffect power & temperature rise.
• Place beaker (WB64X73) containing exactly 1 liter of waterbetween 590 & 750 in the center of the shelf. Record the starting water temperature with an accurate thermometer.
• Set on HIGH power.• Turn unit on for exactly 2 minutes 3 seconds.• Remove carefully the beaker after the time has run out & record the water temperature – normal temperature rise should be 280 at 120VAC & 250 at 105VAC.
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Microwave Keypanel Test
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Microwave Door Switches
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Microwave Door Switch Assembly
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Thermal Cutouts
• Oven TCO (flame sensor) - if OTR will not operate -DO NOT replace without checking for cause.
• Bottom TCO - if fire on cooktop this prevents vent from turning on.
• MagTube TCO - opens if air flow blocked to prevent failure of Mag.
• Hood TCI - will keep smart board from overheating when surface units are on for long periods.
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HV Power Supply
• The mag tube requires a high DC voltage source (4000VDC).• This voltage is supplied by a half-wave voltage doubler circuit.• The 2000V secondary winding is connected to the capacitor &
diode.• The capacitor increases the voltage to 3600V, due to its peak
voltage charging capabilities.• The diode voltage, & the resultant half-wave DC voltage is
applied to the mag tube.• The negative output from the DC circuit is connected to the
filament of the mag tube.• The positive output is connected to the plate of the mag tube,
which is grounded to chassis.
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HV Power Supply
• The diode is therefore connected with opposite polarity fromthe mag tube in order that the capacitor will charge through thediode during one-half cycle & will discharge through the magtube on the alternate half-cycle.
• On the discharge cycle, the capacitor aids the transformervoltage, thereby providing the voltage doubling action.
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HV Power Supply Test• To check for HV circuit operation, put control board in testposition.
• Place a load inside microwave & set time for 1 minute.• Once microwave shuts off after the minute, place 2screwdrivers across HV capacitor terminals to see if you get aspark.
• If the is a spark, the HV circuit is working.• If there is no spark, the HV circuit is not working & you will needto check the diode, capacitor, and HV transformer.
Diode
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Diode Operation
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Diode Bias
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Microwave Diode Test
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Microwave Diagnosis Chart
ControlControl
Low voltage transformerLow voltage transformer
Thermal cutouts – magnetron, cavity, flame, etc.
Thermal cutouts – magnetron, cavity, flame, etc.
FuseFuse
VoltageVoltage
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
Key panel/ ControlKey panel/ Control
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
Power control modulePower control module
Door switchesDoor switches
Key panel/ ControlKey panel/ Control
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
Power control modulePower control module
Door switchesDoor switches
Key panel/ControlKey panel/Control
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
A – Is the Display lit?
B – Can you program the microwave? (Do keypads respond?)
C – Is the light on when you press START?
D – Is the fan on when you press START?
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Input amps at CMO fuse or line cord less than 1A. Refer to schematic –likely causes are door switch, relay, or high voltage transformer.
Input amps at CMO fuse or line cord more than 1A.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
Less than 1 (or 0)A at CMO fuse or line cord. Check for 120VAC to transformer primary & continuity of high voltage transformer primary.
If there is more than 1A at CMO fuse or line cord, the low voltage circuit is functional & providing voltage to the high voltage transformer.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 0A at magnetron leads. Open in high voltage circuit. Check magnetron, capacitor, & transformer for continuity.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord.9 to 14A at CMO fuse or line cord.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
E – Is there 120VAC at high voltage transformer?
F – Transformer primary
G – Transformer secondary/filament
Microwave Diagnosis Chart
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1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 0A at magnetron leads. Open in high voltage circuit. Check magnetron, capacitor, & transformer for continuity.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord and 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
More than 14A, blows fuse & makes loud hum – capacitor shorted.
9 to 14A at CMO fuse or line cord.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
H - Capacitor
Microwave Diagnosis Chart
Low amps at CMO fuse, high amps at magnetron leads – noisy operation. Check for shorted diode.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads – check for open diode.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
I – Rectifer/Diode
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 0A at magnetron leads. Open in high voltage circuit. Check magnetron, capacitor, & transformer for continuity.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
More than 14A, blows fuse & makes loud hum – magnetron shorted or grounded.
1 to 5A at CMO fuse or line cord & 9 to 14A at magnetron leads.
NO – CHECK THESE ITEMSYES – THESE ITEMS ARE OK
J - Magnetron
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Check door switches for proper operation – Is there foreign matter present that could cause them to stick?
Check primary transformer amps –more than 5A could indicate transformer failure.
Blows fuse intermittently.
Look for overheating – verify overload is shutting system down.
Erratic operation.
Perform microwave leak test.Door adjustment.
Use performance test, failure indicates magnetron. Always check voltage as part of test.
Slow cooking.
Check stirrer motor. Listen for change in sound 1 to 2 seconds after start.
Normal amps, no cook.
Other items of importance
Microwave Diagnosis Chart
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Operate Oven
Is the Display
Lit?
NoYes
Load
Check Voltage,
Fuse, TCOs, LV Xfmr, & Control
HotRun
PerformanceTest
Warm
Stirrer OK?
Replace Magnetron
Replace Stirrer
Cold
Light/Fan On?
Check HV Circuit
Check LV Circuit
No
Yes
No
Yes
Microwave Diagnostic FlowchartSTART
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Magnetron Flowchart
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JVM230/240/250B Series
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(SG20)
JVM230/240/250B Series
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JVM230/240/250B Series
(SG21)
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JVM230/240/250B Series
(SG23)
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JVM230/240/250B Series
(SG23)
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(SG23)
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JVM230/240/250B Series
(SG24)
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JVM230/240/250B Series
(SG26)
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JVM2070
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JVM2070
(SG21)
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JVM2070
(SG21)
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JVM2070
(SG22)
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JVM2070
(SG23)
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JVM2070
(SG23)
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JVM2070
(SG25)
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JVM2070
(SG25)
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JVM2070
(SG25)
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(SG27)
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JVM2070
(SG29)
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Convection MicrowaveZMC3000B
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ZMC3000B
• Use Ohmmeter set on a high scale• Read continuity between connections per chart
(SG12)
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ZMC3000B
(SG17)
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(SG17)
ZMC3000B
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(SG18)
ZMC3000B
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(SG18)
ZMC3000B
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Performance Test
• Measure line voltage (loaded). This test is based onnormal voltage variations of 105VAC to 130VAC. Lowvoltage will effect power & temperature rise.
• Place beaker (WB64X73) containing exactly 1 liter ofwater between 590 & 750 in the center of the shelf. Record the starting water temperature with an accuratethermometer.
• Set on HIGH power.• Turn unit on for exactly 2 minutes 3 seconds.• Remove carefully the beaker after the time has run out & record the water temperature – normal temperature rise should be 280 at 120VAC & 250 at 105VAC.
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ZMC3000B
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ZMC3000B
(SG27)
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ZMC3000B
(SG28)
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Advantium SCA1000
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG41)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG40)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG42)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG42)
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(SG43)
Advantium SCA1000
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(SG43)
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(SG44)
Advantium SCA1000
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(SG44)
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(SG45)
Advantium SCA1000
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(SG45)
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(SG46)
Advantium SCA1000
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG49)
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(SG49/50)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG50)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG51)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG51)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG52)
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Advantium SCA1000
(SG52)
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(SG57)
Advantium SCA1000
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Advantium SCA2000
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG48)
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG48)
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG48/49)
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG49)
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG49)
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(SG50)
Advantium SCA2000
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Advantium SCA2000
(SG52)
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(SG53)
Advantium SCA2000
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(SG54)
Advantium SCA2000
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Advantium SCB2000
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG44)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG44)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG44/45)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG45)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG45/46)
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(SG48)
Advantium SCB2000
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG50)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG51)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG52)
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Advantium SCB2000
(SG52)
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2004Trivection
Technology Cooking
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(SG39)
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Trivection
(SG39)
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Trivection Voltage Checks
• To turn off all loads that are energized in “Cooking Loads”, press CLEAR/OFF key or exit the “Cooking Loads” menu
• If load is not turned off, additional loads can be turned on at the same time• If ACV measures OK, then check the load (element, fan, lock, motor, HVT,
etc.) &/or wiring to the load & repair/replace as required• If there is no ACV supplied to the load through the power relays per wiring
schematic, then check the DC power supply voltages from the MPB (J3connector) to the MLB (J5 connector) according to the following table.
(SG38)
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Trivection DC Power Supply Voltage Chart
(SG38)
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Trivection Voltage Checks• If voltages do not measure according the the table above, replaceMPB. If voltages measure OK, then measure DCV according to therelay control table (see pages 35, 36, & 37).
• If the MLB J3 pins do not provide correct DCV, then replace MLB.• If the display is blank, the oven light does not operate when the dooris opened, & the keypanel does not respond, first check DC powersupply voltages. Next, check DCV at MLB J2 (pins 2, 4, 6, & 8). Theyshould be +12VDC. If not, replace text display &/or time/tempdisplay.
• If DC power supply voltages are OK, the display is blank, & thekeyboard is not responding, replace MLB. If just the display is blank,replace the display. If only the keyboard is not responding, checkglass touch display. If OK, replace MLB.
• If oven light does not turn on when door is opened, check oven lightrelay per relay troubleshooting table. If relay voltages are OK, checkdoor sense switch (page 24).
(SG38)
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Service Mode
• Disconnect main power to the oven for at least 15seconds.
• Reconnect power & enter 0803 on the keypanel within5 minutes after the control initializes.
• The SPECIAL MODES screen is displayed.• Press the SERVICE pad on the screen.• The SERVICE MODE screen is displayed.• Press the NEXT & BACK pads to scroll through the testlist, choose a test by pressing the appropriate pad.
(SG34)
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Service Mode Screen
(SG34)
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Service Mode Test Screen 1• COOKING LOADS: verifies proper operation of cookingelements & convection fan (NOTE: there is a 5 second delay).
• DOOR LATCH: verifies proper operation of door lock motor& switches – press the LOCK pad, a red lock icon flashesduring lock process, then becomes solid when door islocked - press UNLOCK pad, the red lock icon flashesduring unlock process, then turns off when door is unlocked.
• DOOR POSITION: verifies proper operation of door senseswitch – open & close door, the Time/Temp displayindicates the door is open or closed.
• RTD: displays oven sensor temp in red on Time/Tempdisplay.
• VENT FAN: verifies proper operation of vent fan – press ON& OFF pads to cycle the fan, the Time/Temp displayindicates the fan is on or off.
(SG34)
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Service Mode Next Screen
(SG34)
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Service Mode Test Screen 2
• MAG TAP: forces the control to use either 208 or 240ACV tapon the HVT – DO NOT use this service feature at this time,allow the control to select the transformer voltage.
• R COOLING FAN: verifies proper operation of the rightcooling fan – press ON & OFF pads to cycle the fan, theTime/Temp display indicates the fan is on or off.
• L COOLING FAN: verifies proper operation of the mag coolingfan, HVT fan, & mag stirrer fan (WO) or the left cooling fan(SI) - press ON & OFF pads to cycle the fan/s, the Time/Tempdisplay indicates the fan/s are on or off.
• OVEN LIGHT: verifies proper operation of oven light – press ON & OFF pads to cycle the light, the Time/Temp displayindicates the light is on or off.
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Service Mode Test Screen 3
• OFFSET: to adjust the oven calibration offset in bake – pressINCREASE or DECREASE pads to change cook temp in 10
increments up to +/- 350 – press CONFIRM pad to set.• DISPLAY: verifies operation of display segments – press ON& OFF pads to cycle the display test – press CLEAR/OFFpad to return display to normal.
• KEYS: verifies proper operation of keypanel – press thenumber pads on the keypanel to test, each number appearsin the Time/Temp display as the corresponding pad ispressed.
• LINE VOLTAGE: displays line voltage L1-L2 in the uppertemp display.
• F CODES: displays up to the last 7 ERC failure code (NOTE: always check failure codes, then clear them).
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Service Mode Test Screen 4
• COOKTOP STAT (SI): indicates the on/off status of radiantsurface elements, the ON indicator will occur when respectiveinfinite switch “hot light” is lit.
• CO SENSOR (Kenmore only): turns the CO sensor & heateron & off.
• Press EXIT pad to return to the HOME screen.
(SG34)
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(SG32)
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(SG32)
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(SG32)
Trivection
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TrivectionTroubleshooting Chart
(SG40)
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Trivection Troubleshooting Chart
Lower OvenDWO
CooktopSlide-in
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