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If the control display on your Duke Broiler isn't lighting up, the first thing to check is the power supply. Ensure that the broiler is properly plugged into a receptacle with the correct voltage and Hertz, as indicated on the nameplate. Also, check the dedicated circuit breaker to make sure it hasn't tripped.
What to do if my Duke FBB-10-230 Broiler control display is reading “gAS bot”?
If the control display of your Duke Broiler is showing “gAS bot”, first cycle the broiler off and then back on. If the error persists, ensure that the gas valves connected to the broiler are in the ON position. Also, check the lower burner. If it's not lighting properly, clean it with a broiler cleaning tool if the broiler is hot, or remove it for cleaning and reinstall if the broiler is cold. Remember to clean the lower flame sensor with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol.
Why won't the conveyor belt move on my Duke FBB-10-230 Broiler?
If the conveyor belt on your Duke Broiler isn't moving to discharge the product, the belt might be obstructed. Manually rotate the conveyor belt from the discharge end using a broiler cleaning tool to check for any obstructions. Also, make sure the discharge scraper, docking plate, and flame arrestor are all properly in place.
What does “Lo” mean on my Duke FBB-10-230 display?
If your Duke Broiler control display reads “Lo”, it could be due to several reasons. First, the lower burner may not be lighting properly; if the broiler is hot, try cleaning the burner in place with a broiler cleaning tool. If the broiler is cold, remove the lower burner, clean it, and reinstall it. Also, clean the lower flame sensor with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Second, the infrared burners may not be lighting properly; remove the upper control compartment panel and clean the upper flame sensors with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol, and clean the flame sensor tube with a flame sensing tube cleaning brush. Third, make sure the grease pan is installed. Finally, ensure the impedance pan or catalyst is installed.
Why is product getting stuck in my Duke Broiler?
If product is getting stuck or mangled when loading your Duke Broiler, make sure that the docking plate and locking tab are correctly in place. Also, ensure that the flame arrestor is correctly in place and that its tabs are slotted correctly.
What to do when my Duke FBB-10-230 display reads “gAS toP”?
If the control display on your Duke Broiler is showing “gAS toP”, it could be due to the broiler not receiving a gas supply. Ensure that the gas valves connected to the broiler are in the ON position. Another possible cause is the infrared burners not lighting properly. To resolve this, remove the upper control compartment panel and clean the upper flame sensors with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Also, clean the flame sensor tube with a flame sensing tube cleaning brush.
Why does my Duke FBB-10-230 display “tESt Prod”?
If the control display on your Duke Broiler is reading “tESt Prod”, it could be related to burner issues. Check if the lower burner is lighting properly. If the broiler is hot, try cleaning the burner in place with a broiler cleaning tool. If it's cold, remove the lower burner, clean it, and reinstall it. Remember to clean the lower flame sensor with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Also, inspect the infrared burners; if they aren't lighting correctly, remove the upper control compartment panel and clean the upper flame sensors with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Clean the flame sensor tube with a flame sensing tube cleaning brush.
Why can't I push the loader completely into my Duke Broiler?
If the loader cannot be fully pushed into the cooking chamber of your Duke Broiler, it is possible that the docking plate is not correctly positioned. Make sure the docking plate and its locking tab are properly in place.
What does “gAS SEnt” mean on the Duke FBB-10-230 display?
If the control display on your Duke Broiler is reading “gAS SEnt”, it indicates that the infrared burners may not be lighting correctly. Remove the upper control compartment panel and clean the two upper flame sensors with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Additionally, clean the flame sensor tube using a flame sensing tube cleaning brush.
What to do if my Duke FBB-10-230 display reads “gAS SEnb”?
If the control display on your Duke Broiler reads “gAS SEnb”, it suggests that the lower burner is not lighting properly. If the broiler is hot, attempt to clean the burner in place using the broiler cleaning tool. If the broiler is cold or has been allowed to cool down, remove the lower burner by removing the access panels, clean it, and then reinstall it. Remember to remove the lower flame sensor and clean it with a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol.
General| Power | 10 kW |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Phase | Single-phase |
| Heating Element | Electric |
| Temperature Control | Thermostatic |
| Cooking Levels | Adjustable |
