How to fix E-60 error on my Enthermics Warming Drawer?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code E-60, the Real Time Clock rechargeable battery backup has discharged. Plug the unit into an outlet for 30 minutes. Then, refer to the "Timer Control Panel" section in the blanket manual to reset the clock.
What does error E-50 mean on my Enthermics Warming Drawer?
If the Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code E-50, it indicates an Analog to Digital Convertor Error. Remove the product and let the unit cool down. Inspect the fluid and discard if necessary. If the error persists after cooling down and resetting, a qualified technician should replace the control assembly. Contact service.
What does error *EFAn mean on my Enthermics Warming Drawer?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code *EFAn, it indicates a fan or fan sensor failure. If the fan is running, make sure the sensor lens isn't blocked or dirty. If the error continues after cleaning, use an Ohm meter to check the sensor wires (a good wire will read
What does error *E-98 mean on my Enthermics Warming Drawer?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code *E-98, it means the temperature difference between cavity sensors 1 and 2 exceeds 1.7ºC (3ºF). Remove the product and allow the unit to cool down. Check that the product sensor is clean and working correctly. Press the power button to clear the error code. If the error persists, a qualified technician should replace the sensor switch assembly. Contact service.
What does error E-99 mean on my Enthermics Warming Drawer?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code E-99, it indicates a hardware over-temperature issue. Inspect the connections and condition of the high limit bimetal thermostat. If the error continues, contact service.
What to do if my Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error P131?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code P131, P231, P331, P431, P531, P631, or P731, it indicates a heater pad over-temperature error. The software will disengage the heating pads. Acknowledge the error by pressing the ON/OFF button. Allow the unit to cool down. If the error continues, contact service.
What to do if my Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error P130?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error code P130, P230, P330, P430, P530, P630, or P730, it means the heating pad hasn't reached the set temperature. First, acknowledge the error by pressing the ON/OFF button. If the error persists, a qualified technician should test the heater pad(s). Turn the unit OFF, unplug it, and use an Ohm meter to measure the resistance between the L (Line) and N (Neutral) leads of a cold heater pad. The Ohm readings should be 72 Ohm ±10% for 120V or 288 Ohm ±10% for 230V. If problems persist, contact service.
What to do if my Enthermics Warming Drawer displays error E-11?
If your Enthermics Warming Drawer shows error code E-11, ES11, ES21, ES31, ES41, ES51, ES61, or ES71, this means the sensor is open. Start by pressing the ON/OFF button to acknowledge the error. If it continues, a qualified technician needs to test the sensor. This involves detaching the sensor and using an Ohm meter to measure its resistance in ice water at 0°C (32°F). A reading of 32.6 KOhm ±1.5 KOhm suggests replacing the display. If the reading is ±2 KOhm, replace the sensor. Check the wires and connections for any issues. If the problem remains, contact service.
Explanation of hazard alert symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice, Note).
General safety guidelines to follow during operation and maintenance.
Required qualifications and training for personnel using the warmer.
Criteria that must be met for the warmer to be used safely.
Guidelines for qualified personnel regarding warmer repair and service.
Procedure for reporting serious incidents involving the warmer.
Initial cleaning and checks before the first operation.
Steps to take after a power outage to resume operation.
Actions to take when an alarm condition is indicated by the light.
List of error codes, their meanings, and recommended actions for resolution.
Procedure for safely replacing a blown fuse in the warmer.
General| Brand | Enthermics |
|---|---|
| Model | DC400 |
| Category | Food Warmer |
| Language | English |
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