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If you're experiencing a 'VFD comm failure' in your Alto-Shaam Convection Oven, it could be due to several reasons: * Loss of power to the VFD. * VFD malfunction. * Disconnected CAN cable. * Incorrect CAN address on the VFD. To address these potential causes, begin by verifying that the unit is receiving power and that the circuit breaker is turned on.
What to do if I have a lower VFD comm failure on my Alto-Shaam COMBITHERM CTP6-10G Convection Oven?
If you're experiencing a 'lower VFD comm failure' in your Alto-Shaam Convection Oven, it could be due to several reasons: * Loss of power to the VFD. * VFD malfunction. * Disconnected CAN cable. * Incorrect CAN address on the VFD. To address these potential causes, begin by verifying that the unit is receiving power and that the circuit breaker is turned on.
What to do if I see a fan motor error on my Alto-Shaam COMBITHERM CTP6-10G Convection Oven?
If your Alto-Shaam Convection Oven displays a 'fan motor Error', it could be due to several reasons: * Wiring issues. * LED flashing on the motor control (refer to error codes). * Motor or fan wheel locked. * Hall sensor not detecting motor rotation. * Motor thermo temperature protection. * Damaged fan wheel. To troubleshoot, start by checking the unit is receiving power. Ensure the circuit breaker is on and check wiring to all components.
What to do if I see a lower fan motor error on my Alto-Shaam Convection Oven?
If your Alto-Shaam Convection Oven displays a 'lower fan motor Error', it could be due to several reasons: * Wiring issues. * LED flashing on the motor control (refer to error codes). * Motor or fan wheel locked. * Hall sensor not detecting motor rotation. * Motor thermo temperature protection. * Damaged fan wheel. To troubleshoot, start by checking the unit is receiving power. Ensure the circuit breaker is on and check wiring to all components.
Why is the control temperature high on my Alto-Shaam COMBITHERM CTP6-10G?
If the control temperature is too high on your Alto-Shaam Convection Oven, it could be due to: * Wiring issues to components. * A defective cooling fan on the relay board assembly. * A defective cooling fan on the display board assembly. * A defective main cooling fan. * A defective cooling fan on the motor drive. Begin troubleshooting by verifying the unit is receiving power and the circuit breaker is on. Also, check the wiring to all components.
Why does my Alto-Shaam Oven show a low water boiler error?
If the Alto-Shaam Oven displays a low water boiler error, several factors could be responsible: * The water supply might be shut off, so verify that the water supply is open. * There might be low water pressure, so check the water pressure. * The boiler drain cap could be missing, so make sure it is in place. * The boiler drain pump may be defective, so inspect it for any issues. * There may be a leak at the drain pump elbow, so check for leaks. * Calcium buildup on the water level probe can cause this issue, so clean the probe. * The double water solenoid valve Y1 could be defective, so test it for proper function. * The relay board high voltage might be defective, so inspect the relay board.
What to do if my Alto-Shaam Oven displays a fan motor error?
If you're encountering a fan motor error on your Alto-Shaam Oven, consider the following potential causes: * Wiring issues: Ensure the wiring to all components is intact. * Motor control errors: If the LED on the motor control is flashing, refer to the error codes for motor control. * Motor or fan wheel lock: Check if the motor or fan wheel is locked. * Hall sensor malfunction: Inspect the Hall sensor to ensure it's properly detecting motor rotation. * Thermo protection: Check if the Motor Thermo Temperature protection has been activated. * Fan wheel damage: Examine the fan wheel for any signs of damage.
How to fix a lower fan motor error on my Alto-Shaam Oven?
If your Alto-Shaam Oven is showing a lower fan motor error, here are some things to check: * Wiring: Make sure all wiring to the components is properly connected. * Motor control LED: If the LED on the motor control is flashing, consult the error codes for motor control. * Motor or fan wheel: Verify that the lower motor or fan wheel isn't locked. * Hall sensor: Inspect the Hall sensor to ensure it's detecting motor rotation. * Motor Thermo Temperature protection: Check if this protection has been activated. * Fan wheel: Look for any damage to the fan wheel.
Why is the control temperature high on my Alto-Shaam Oven?
If the control temperature is too high on your Alto-Shaam Oven, here's what you should investigate: * Wiring: Check the wiring to all relevant components. * Cooling fans: Test the cooling fans on the relay board assembly, the display board assembly, and the motor drive. * Main cooling fan: Check the main cooling fan.
What causes a VFD Comm Failure in an Alto-Shaam Oven?
If you are experiencing a VFD communication failure with your Alto-Shaam Oven, consider these potential causes: * Power loss: Check for power to the VFD. * VFD malfunction: Inspect the VFD for any malfunctions. * CAN cable: Ensure the CAN cable is properly connected. * CAN address: Verify that the CAN address is correctly set on the VFD.
General| Brand | Alto-Shaam |
|---|---|
| Model | COMBITHERM CTP6-10G |
| Category | Convection Oven |
| Language | English |
Initial setup and cleaning steps for the oven.
General safety guidelines, warnings, and label meanings.
Turning the oven on/off and calibrating.
Identification of screens, icons, and configuration options.
Process for updating oven software.
Adjusting power levels, fan speeds, and shelf timers.
Utilizing preheat, cool down, humidity, rapid cool, rest, and door reminder functions.
Default parameters for various cooking modes.
Details for Steam, Combination, Convection, Retherm, Dehydration, Delta-T modes and related tips.
How to use smoking features.
Programming, editing, and organizing recipes.
Specific recipe parameters for various food types.
Using CombiClean agents and general cleaning.
Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly inspection tasks.
Explains oven error codes and troubleshooting.
Details warranty coverage and exclusions.
