Troubleshooting Guides for the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Ovens B-700 to B-2200
Adjusting the Air Slots (B700 - B2200) Series
- When the oven is at room temperature, open the door of the baking area.
- Using a 9-10 mm spanner loosen the bolts by turning them anti-clockwise near each air slot located inside the oven. Exercise caution to not remove the bolt fully.
- Adjust the air slot openings by moving them aside.
- Once done, tighten the bolts using a 9-10 mm spanner by turning them clockwise.
- This ensures uniform airflow from each air slot.
Adjusting the Air slots (BakePro Series)
- When the oven is at room temperature, open the door of the baking area.
- Using a 10-11 mm spanner loosen the bolts by turning them anti-clockwise near each air slot located inside the oven. Exercise caution to not remove the bolt fully.
- Adjust the air slot openings by moving them aside.
- Once done, tighten the bolts using a 10-11 mm spanner by turning them clockwise.
- This ensures uniform airflow from each air slot.
Replacing the Burner and Burner Components
Diesel Burners
Replacing the Burner (Diesel Burner Only)
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure the diesel inlet flow is stopped completely by closing the inlet vale between the diesel tank and the burner.
- Locate the inlet and outlet pipes of the diesel flow which are connected to the burner.
- Keep a bowl/bucket below the burner to ensure the excess diesel flows into the bucket.
- Using a 16-17 mm spanner, loosen the 3/8 bolts by turning them anticlockwise. once loosened, pull the pipes out. Ensure the excess diesel flows into the bowl/bucket placed below the burner as mentioned in Point 3.
- Locate the bolt holding the burner to the flange, and using a 12-13 mm spanner, loosen the bold by turning it anti-clockwise.
- Pull the burner out completely and place it on the floor.
- Put the new burner in place of the existing burner. Ensure it fits tightly.
- Put back the M8 bolt removed in Point 6 and using the 12-13 mm spanner tighten the bold completely by tightening it clockwise.
- Put back the hose connections in the same order as removed in Point 5. Using a 16-17 mm spanner, tighten the hose pipes completely.
- Open the valve that was closed as mentioned in Point 2.
- Switch on the oven to ensure the burner is working again.
The details of the burner for each model are below (Click on any of them to buy them online):
Sl No. | Model No. | Burner Name | Suitable for Oven Models |
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1 | G5x | Riello Burner One Stage Light Oil Burner | B-700D / B-800D |
2 | G10x | Burner Riello One Stage Oil Burner Model G10x, With Long Blast Tube | B-900D / B-1100D / B-1300D |
3 | G20 | Burner Riello Make Single Stage Light Oil - Model G20, With Long Blast Tube | B-1700D / B-1800D / B-1900D / B-2200D |
Replacing the Burner Nozzle (Diesel Burner Only)
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure the diesel inlet flow is stopped completely by closing the inlet vale between the diesel tank and the burner.
- Locate the inlet and outlet pipes of the diesel flow which are connected to the burner.
- Keep a bowl/bucket below the burner to ensure the excess diesel flows into the bucket.
- Using a 16-17 mm spanner, loosen the 3/8 bolts by turning them anticlockwise. once loosened, pull the pipes out. Ensure the excess diesel flows into the bowl/bucket placed below the burner as mentioned in Point 3.
- Locate the bolt holding the burner to the flange, and using a 12-13 mm spanner, loosen the bold by turning it anti-clockwise.
- Pull the burner out completely and place it on the floor.
- Using a Star Screw Driver, loosen the blast pipe by locating the screws on either side by rotating them anticlockwise.
- Remove nozzle assembly by turning the screws holding the assembly anticlockwise.
- Pull the nozzle out and place it aside.
- Remove the nozzle pipe screw by rotating it anti-clockwise.
- Put the new pip screw in place of this and righten it by rotating it clockwise.
- Put the new nozzle in place of this one and ensure it’s locked in place.
- Tighten the screws holding the nozzle in place using a star screw driver by rotating it clockwise.
- Put back the blast tube in place and tighten the screws by rotating them clockwise using the start screw driver.
- Put the burner back into it’s place as removed in point 7.
- Put back the M8 bolt removed in Point 6 and using the 12-13 mm spanner tighten the bold completely by tightening it clockwise.
- Put back the hose connections in the same order as removed in Point 5. Using a 16-17 mm spanner, tighten the hose pipes completely.
- Open the valve that was closed as mentioned in Point 2.
- Switch on the oven to ensure the burner is working again.
The details of the nozzles for each model are below (Click on any of them to buy them online):
Replacing the Photocell of the Burner (Diesel Burner Only)
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure the diesel inlet flow is stopped completely by closing the inlet vale between the diesel tank and the burner.
- Locate the inlet and outlet pipes of the diesel flow which are connected to the burner.
- Keep a bowl/bucket below the burner to ensure the excess diesel flows into the bucket.
- Using a 16-17 mm spanner, loosen the 3/8 bolts by turning them anticlockwise. once loosened, pull the pipes out. Ensure the excess diesel flows into the bowl/bucket placed below the burner as mentioned in Point 3.
- Locate the bolt holding the burner to the flange, and using a 12-13 mm spanner, loosen the bold by turning it anti-clockwise.
- Pull the burner out completely and place it on the floor.
- Locate all the screws holding the red cover in place and using a Star Screw Driver, remove all the screws by turning them anticlockwise.
- Remove the cover and keep it aside.
- Using a star screw driver, remove the photocell which is a Sequential Controller (Black box) by pulling it out.
- Locate the photocell at the bottom of the Sequential Controller (Black box). Remove the photocell by pulling it out. The photocell looks like the picture on the right.
- Put the new Photocell in place of this by sliding it in the same place.
- Put the Sequential Controller (Black box) back in place as removed in Point 10 and tighten the screws using a start screw driver by rotating them clockwise.
- Put he Red cover back in place as was removed in Point 8 and tighten all the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Put the burner back into it’s place as removed in point 7.
- Put back the M8 bolt removed in Point 6 and using the 12-13 mm spanner tighten the bold completely by tightening it clockwise.
- Put back the hose connections in the same order as removed in Point 5. Using a 16-17 mm spanner, tighten the hose pipes completely.
- Open the valve that was closed as mentioned in Point 2.
- Switch on the oven to ensure the burner is working again.
The Photocell can be bought by clicking here.
Replacing the Sequential Controller (Diesel Burner Only)
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure the diesel inlet flow is stopped completely by closing the inlet vale between the diesel tank and the burner.
- Locate the inlet and outlet pipes of the diesel flow which are connected to the burner.
- Keep a bowl/bucket below the burner to ensure the excess diesel flows into the bucket.
- Using a 16-17 mm spanner, loosen the 3/8 bolts by turning them anticlockwise. once loosened, pull the pipes out. Ensure the excess diesel flows into the bowl/bucket placed below the burner as mentioned in Point 3.
- Locate the bolt holding the burner to the flange, and using a 12-13 mm spanner, loosen the bold by turning it anti-clockwise.
- Pull the burner out completely and place it on the floor.
- Locate all the screws holding the red cover in place and using a Star Screw Driver, remove all the screws by turning them anticlockwise.
- Remove the cover and keep it aside.
- Using a star screw driver, remove the Sequential Controller (Black box) by pulling it out.
- Put the Sequential Controller (Black box) back in place as removed in Point 10 and tighten the screws using a start screw driver by rotating them clockwise.
- Put he Red cover back in place as was removed in Point 8 and tighten all the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Put the burner back into it’s place as removed in point 7.
- Put back the M8 bolt removed in Point 6 and using the 12-13 mm spanner tighten the bold completely by tightening it clockwise.
- Put back the hose connections in the same order as removed in Point 5. Using a 16-17 mm spanner, tighten the hose pipes completely.
- Open the valve that was closed as mentioned in Point 2.
- Switch on the oven to ensure the burner is working again.
The Sequential Controller can be bought by clicking here.
Replacing the Fuel Pump (Diesel Burner Only)
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure the diesel inlet flow is stopped completely by closing the inlet vale between the diesel tank and the burner.
- Locate the inlet and outlet pipes of the diesel flow which are connected to the burner.
- Keep a bowl/bucket below the burner to ensure the excess diesel flows into the bucket.
- Using a 16-17 mm spanner, loosen the 3/8 bolts by turning them anticlockwise. once loosened, pull the pipes out. Ensure the excess diesel flows into the bowl/bucket placed below the burner as mentioned in Point 3.
- Locate the bolt holding the burner to the flange, and using a 12-13 mm spanner, loosen the bold by turning it anti-clockwise.
- Pull the burner out completely and place it on the floor.
- Locate all the screws holding the red cover in place and using a Star Screw Driver, remove all the screws by turning them anticlockwise.
- Remove the cover and keep it aside.
- Remove the screw by turning it anticlockwise.
- Remove the cover pulling it up and place is aside.
- Remove the black cover and place it aside.
- Remove the copper connections by turning the screw anticlockwise using an adjustable wrench.
- Remove the pipe connections using a 12-13 spanner.
- Put the covers in place and tighten them by using a 12-13 spanner. Tighten the M4 bolts by rotating them clockwise.
- Using an allen key remove the M4 bolts holding the Fuel Pump in place.
- Remove the sequential controller and place it aside.
- Put the new ones in place and tighten the allen keys that were removed in Point 16.
- Remove the bolts that are in the sequential controller and connect the fuel pipes tightly using a 12-13 spanner by rotating them clockwise.
- Connect the copper pipe that was removed in Point 13 and tighten them using an adjustable spanner by rotating them clockwise.
- Put back the covers that were removed in Point 12 and 11.
- Tighten the screw.
- Put he Red cover back in place as was removed in Point 8 and tighten all the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Put the burner back into it’s place as removed in point 7.
- Put back the M8 bolt removed in Point 6 and using the 12-13 mm spanner tighten the bold completely by tightening it clockwise.
- Put back the hose connections in the same order as removed in Point 5. Using a 16-17 mm spanner, tighten the hose pipes completely.
- Open the valve that was closed as mentioned in Point 2.
- Switch on the oven to ensure the burner is working again.
The Fuel Pump can be bought by clicking here.
LPG / PNG / Natural Gas Burners
Adjusting the Air Pressure of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 mm Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Remove the Red Cover of the burner by removing the screws using a star Screw Driver. Place the screws and the cover aside.
- Locate the Air Flow plate mounted on the blower.
- Loosen the screw using s tart screw driver and rotate the plate clockwise to allow more air or anticlockwise to allow less air. Once it's adjusted, tighten the screw.
- Put back the Red Cover that was removed in point 5 and tighten the screws with the star screw driver.
- Put the burner back in the same place as it was removed from.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Adjusting the Gas flow of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 1012-13mm Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Locate the Gas Flow knob in front of the burner.
- Rotate it clockwise for increase in gas and anti clockwise for decrease in gas flow.
- Put the burner back in the same place as it was removed from.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Adjusting the Initial Gas Pressure of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Locate the Gas Flow knob in front of the burner.
- Rotate it anticlockwise to remove the knob fully.
- Once removed put it back onto the screw in the backwards position.
- Rotate it clockwise for increase in gas and anti clockwise for decrease in gas flow.
- Put it back into it's original position and rotate it clockwise and tighten the same.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Adjusting the Initial Gas Pressure Switch of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Locate the Gas Pressure Switch below the blast tube.
- Remove the cover by removing the star screws by using star screw driver and place it to the side.
- Rotate it clockwise to reduce the pressure and anti clockwise to increase the pressure.
- Put the the cover removed in Point 6 and tighten the screw with the star screw driver.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Replacing the Sequence Controller of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the Red Cover of the burner by removing the screws using a star Screw Driver. Place the screws and the cover aside.
- Locate the Sequential Controller which is a black box.
- Using a screw driver, loosen the screws by rotating them anti- clockwise.
- Put the new Sequential Controller back in place of the one removed.
- Put back the screw removed in Point 6 and tighten the screw by rotating it clockwise.
- Put the the cover removed in Point 4 and tighten the screw with the star screw driver.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Replacing the Gas Pressure Switch of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Locate the Gas Pressure Switch near the blast tube.
- Using a Star Screw Driver, loosen the screw by rotating it anti clockwise and remove the Connectors by pulling it.
- Locate the other Connector using a Star Screw Driver, loosen the screw by rotating it anti clockwise and remove the Gas Pressure Switch by pulling it.
- Remove the Gas Pressure Switch by rotating it anti-clockwise and keep it aside.
- Put the new one in place of this and rotate it clockwise and ensure it's tighten it.
- Put the connectors back in place as removed in Points 5 and 6. Tighten the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Replacing the Gas Pressure Pipe of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Locate the Pressure Pipe near the blast tube.
- Rotate in anti-clockwise to remove it.
- Put the new one in place of this.
- Rotate it clockwise to tighten it.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Replacing the Electrode of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Dismantle the electrode assembly from the blast tube by turning the screw in the anti clockwise direction.
- Remove the connections and keep the burner aside.
- Remove the screw by turning it anti clockwise.
- Pull the Gas Tube assembly, and keep it aside.
- Remove the screws located on top with a star screw driver and place the screws safely.
- Remove the assembly and put the new electrodes in place of the removed ones.
- Put back the screws removed in Point 8 and tighten then using a star screw drivers.
- Put the Gas Tube Assembly back in place as removed in Point 7.
- Put back the screws removed in Point 6 and tighten them.
- Put back the connections the same way removed in Point 5.
- Assembly the electrode assembly back the same way as removed in Point 4.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
Replacing the Capacitor of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Remove the Red Cover of the burner by removing the screws using a star Screw Driver. Place the screws and the cover aside.
- Locate the capacitor near the blast tube. Loosen the bolt and nut from the grill. Keep it safely.
- Remove the capacitor and disconnect it. Keep in mind the connections.
- Put the new capacitor in place of this and connect it the same way as removed in the previous point (Point 7).
- Tighten the capacitor screw with the capacitor.
- Put the the cover removed in Point 4 and tighten the screw with the star screw driver.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
The capacitor can be bough at a discount by clicking here.
Replacing the Air Pressure Switch of the Riello Gas Burner
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- Turn off the Gas Supply.
- Remove the 4 mounting M10 bolts using an 12-13 Open ended Spanner, holding the burner in place.
- Remove the burner out of the oven and place it aside.
- Locate the Air Pressure Switch, disconnect it and keep in mind the connections.
- Using a Star Screw Driver, remove the screws holding the Air Pressure Switch in place.
- Remove the Air Pressure Switch, and put the new one in place of this.
- Put back and tighten the screws removed in Point 6 with a start screw driver.
- Connect the Air Pressure Switch with the right connections as in Point 5.
- Put the the cover removed in Point 4 and tighten the screw with the star screw driver.
- Put back the 4 M10 Screws and tighten then using the 12-13 open ended spanner.
- Connect the gas pipes back and turn the gas supply on. Ensure there is no gas leakage.
- Switch on the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven.
The Air Pressure Switch can be bought online at a discount by clicking below:
Sl No. | Burner Model No. | Suitable for Oven Model Number | Product Details |
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1 | Riello 3002316 FS10 | B-900, B-1100, B-1300 | Riello 3002316 FS10 Burner Air Pressure Switch |
2 | Riello GAS Burner Model FS 20 | B-1700, B-1800, B-2200 | Riello 3007444 Air Pressure Switch FS20 / BS1 |
Replacing Mechanical Components
Replacing the Turntable Bearing
- Switch off the CS aerotherm Rotary Rack Oven and ensure there is no power.
- The turntable bearing is located on the turntable inside the oven.
- Using a 18-19 mm spanner, remove the 4 M12 x 50 bolts by turning it anti-clockwise at the centre of the turntable. Keep them aside with the washers safely.
- Remove the square plate and keep it aside.
- The bearing can be seen.
- Remove the bearing and keep it aside.
- Place the new bearing in place of this and ensure its placed properly.
- Put the plate back onto the same position as it was removed and ensure the screw holes match.
- Put the washers and bolts back onto the screw and turn them clockwise to tighten them. Ensure they are put diagonally to to ensure balance.
- Using the 18-19 mm spanner turn the bolts clockwise to tighten the bolts.
- Once tightened completely, the oven can be turned on for use.
The bearings needed for different models are:
Replacing the Complete Diesel Filter
- The Diesel Filter is located in between the fuel tank and the oven. It is red in colour.
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700-B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure there is no diesel in the Diesel tank and it's empty.
- Using an adjustable spanner , rotate the 1/2 inch nut located in between the Diesel Filter and the fuel tank clockwise to loosen it.
- Once it's lose, rotate the entire diesel filter and it will come lose.
- Remove diesel filter and put the new diesel filter in place of this one.
- Ensure the pipes and nuts match perfectly in order to ensure no leakage.
- Using the adjustable spanner, rotate the 1/2 inch nut (Removed in point 4) to the maximum tightness and ensure it's tight.
- Check both the ends of the diesel filter are put properly to ensure no leakages.
- Pour diesel into the fuel tank and check for leakages.
- Once there's no leakages, Switch on the oven and it's ready to use.
The diesel filter can be bought at a discount online by clicking here
Replacing the Diesel Filter only
- The Diesel Filter is located in between the fuel tank and the oven. It is red in colour.
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700-B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Ensure there is no diesel in the Diesel tank and it's empty.
- Using an adjustable spanner , rotate the 1/2 inch nut located in between the Diesel Filter and the fuel tank clockwise to loosen it.
- Once it's lose, rotate the entire diesel filter and it will come lose.
- Remove diesel filter and put the new diesel filter in place of this one.
- Ensure the pipes and nuts match perfectly in order to ensure no leakage.
- Using the adjustable spanner, rotate the 1/2 inch nut (Removed in point 4) to the maximum tightness and ensure it's tight.
- Check both the ends of the diesel filter are put properly to ensure no leakages.
- Pour diesel into the fuel tank and check for leakages.
- Once there's no leakages, Switch on the oven and it's ready to use.
The Diesel Filter can be bought online by clicking here.
Replacing the Door Gasket
- The door gasket needs to be changed once in 3-5 months based on the usage of the oven.
- Switch off the oven and ensure the inside of the door is at room temperature.
- Locate the red door gasket alongside the edge of the door.
- Using a screw driver in one hand, remove the door gasket by using it as lever and pulling the door gasket using the other hand.
- Remove the entire door gasket from the door.
- Put the new gasket in place of the gasket that was removed.
- Press hard to ensure it's stuck uniformly all across the door.
- Once done, close the door and switch on the oven.
- Move your hand across the surface of the door to ensure no are leakage.
The details of the door gasket are below
Oven Model Number | Meteres Needed (M) |
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B-700 / B-800 | 4 |
B-900 - B-2200 | 5 |
They can be bought by clicking here.
Replacing Electrical Components
Replacing The Temperature Controller Selec Control
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700-B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel door which is the left door of the oven by unlocking the door and pulling it back
- Locate the star screws holding the display panel and open the cover by rotating the them anticlockwise.
- Keep the cover aside.
- The temperature controller is the one located on top.
- Remove the wires of the temperature controller and by using a tester and rotating them anticlockwise. Keep in mind the connections.
- Remove the screws holding the temperature controller in place by rotating them anticlockwise.
- Push the temperature controller out and put the new one in place.
- Tighten the screws that were loosened in Point 7 using a tester and rotating them clockwise.
- Put the connections back exactly like they were as in Point 6 and and ensure the screws are tight by rotating them clockwise.
- Put the over back that was removed in Point 3 and tighten the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Close the door and lock the door by tightening the key.
- Switch the oven back on.
The Temperature Controller Selec TC233ax can be bought by clicking here.
Replacing the PLC Display Panel
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel door.
- Open the control panel door which is the left door of the oven by unlocking the door and pulling it back
- Locate the star screws holding the display panel and open the cover by rotating the them anticlockwise.
- Keep the cover aside.
- Remove the 3 connectors, connected to the display panel by pulling it up gently.
- Above the display panel you will notice a button "Press to Open" . Press it down to pen the Panel. The panel will come out.
- Keep it aside gently.
- Unscrew the Display Panel by turning the screw by hand anti clockwise.
- Keep the screw safely.
- Pull the Display Panel out from the front of the oven.
- Put the new Display Panel in place of this.
- Put the screw back which was removed in Point 9 and turn it clockwise. Turn it gently by hand to tightness. Do not over tighten it.
- Put the Display Panel that was removed in Point 7 back. A click noise would be heard to ensure it's locked in place.
- Connect the connectors which were removed in Point 6 back to the original places.
- Put the over back that was removed in Point 3 and tighten the screws by rotating them clockwise.
- Close the door and lock the door by tightening the key.
- Switch the oven back on.
The PLC can be bought at a discount by clicking here.
Replacing The Emergency Switch
To change the switch, the following need to be done:
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700-B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel door.
- Remove the connections for the Emergency switch using a tester. Please note the connections.
- Unscrew the switch by loosening the 2 screws on the switch using a tester and remove the emergency switch from the panel by turning it anti-clockwise.# Put the new emergency switch in place of this and rotate it clockwise to ensure it's tight.
- The ratings for the emergency switch are 10A 415V with a dia of 22mm.
- Connect the new connections in the same colour coding and place it as removed from.
- Close the electrical panel cover and lock the same.
- Plug the Rotary Rack Oven B-700-B-2200 back into the socket and switch it on.
The Emergency Switch can be bought online at a discount by clicking here.
Replacing the MPCB
To change the MPCB, the following need to be done:
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel door.
- Locate the MPCB that is not working or which has tripped.
- Remove the RYB Cables from the MPCB both from the input and output size by using a tester and rotating the screw in the MPCB where the wires are inserted into the MPCB Please note the location of the cables.
- Replace the MPCB with the corresponding MPCB in the same location.
- The MPCB specification for the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 is 0.63A-1A.
- Once the MPCB is removed, put the new one in place of that.
- Put back the input and output wires which were removed in point 4 using a tester. Please ensure the wires are matching the same colour coding.
- Close the electrical panel cover and lock the same.
- Plug the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 back into the socket and switch it on.
Sl No. | Oven Model No. | MPCB used in | Model No. |
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1 | B-700 / B-800 | Turntable
Blower |
Schneider Electric TeSys GV2ME05 Motor Circuit Breaker |
2 | B-900 / B-1100 / B-1300 | Turntable
Blower |
Schneider Electric TeSys GV2ME05 Motor Circuit Breaker |
3 | B-1700 | Turntable
Blower |
Schneider Electric TeSys GV2ME05 Motor Circuit Breaker |
4 | B-1800 | Turntable
Blower |
Schneider Electric TeSys GV2ME05 Motor Circuit Breaker |
5 | B-2200 | Turntable
Blower |
Schneider Electric TeSys GV2ME06 Motor Circuit Breaker |
Replacing the Contactor
To change the contactor, the following need to be done:
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel by removing the lock.
- Locate the contactor that has tripped.
- Untrip the contactor that has tripped by pushing on the green switch.
- If it continues tripping, the contactor needs to be changed.
- Remove the RYB Cables from the contactor both from the input and output size by using a tester and rotating the screw in the contactor where the wires are inserted into the contactor Please note the location of the cables.
- Using a tester remove the screws of the contactor and keep the contactor aside.
- Replace the conactor with the corresponding contactor in the same location.
- Once the contactor is removed, put the new one in place of that.
- Put back the input and output wires which were removed in point 4 using a tester. Please ensure the wires are matching the same colour coding.
- Close the electrical panel cover and lock the same.
- Plug the Rotary Rack Oven back into the socket and switch it on.
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Replacing the Relay
To change the relay, the following need to be done:
- Switch off the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 and unplug the machine and ensure there is no power.
- Open the control panel by removing the lock.
- Locate the relay that has stopped working.
- Remove the relay by holding it with 2 fingers and pushing it upwards.
- The relay will loosen, then pull it out.
- Replace it with the new relay.
- The relays used for the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 to B-2200 are of 2 Changeover 300VAC 12A relays.
- Close the electrical panel cover and lock the same.
- Plug the Rotary Rack Oven back into the socket and switch it on.
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Spare Parts
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User Manual
Click here for the user manual for the Rotary Rack Oven B-700 - B-2200