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2.6 - Putting into operation
Check that:
• The oven has been installed correctly, is stable and perfectly level.
• The electrical connection has been made correctly, the electrical cable complies and the multiple pole
switch and the electrical system are present and effective.
• The water supply and steam discharge system are efficient (check for leaks).
• The cooking fumes extraction system - the hood, for instance - is in proper working order.
• At this point, turn on the oven following the operating instructions and make sure the various functions
(various cooking programmes, core temperature probe) are working properly. Where necessary, consult
the troubleshooting section.
2.7 - Safety devices
The oven features the following safety and protection devices:
• Oven cooking chamber safety thermostat: if the oven cooking chamber overheats, this device trips,
cutting off the power supply to the heating elements.
• The door switch, if present, interrupts oven operation when opened: both the heating system and the
chamber ventilation motor are deactivated.
2.8 - Troubleshooting
Fault
Oven cooking chamber
heating does not come on.
Temperature control
incorrect.
Fan motor not working.
2.9 - Replacing and adjusting various parts
WARNING!
Parts replacement and adjustment work is classed as non-routine maintenance, meaning it
must be carried out by an authorized installer.
Before starting any repair or maintenance work, you must switch off the appliance at the main
power source so to avoid any electrical contacts.
Also close the water supply tap.
Possible causes
• Temperature not programmed properly.
• Safety thermostat tripped.
• Temperature control thermostat faulty.
• Heating elements contactor faulty.
• Wires to heating elements disconnected.
• Door not fully closed.
• Temperature control thermostat faulty.
• Thermostat bulb faulty or not in place.
• Wires disconnected.
• Capacitor faulty.
• Foreign matter blocking fan.
• Door not fully closed.
ELECTRIC VENTILATED OVENS
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