What to do for 'PLATEN PROBE ERROR' on Garland MWE2W?
To address a 'PLATEN PROBE ERROR' on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment, begin by identifying the sensor as an “ungrounded type”. Next, review the wiring instructions and check the configuration. Perform a continuity check to assess the sensor. Also, check if the high limit device is activated.
What causes 'ERROR DOWN' on Garland MWE2W Commercial Food Equipment and how to fix it?
The 'ERROR DOWN' message on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment indicates a problem with the platen's downward movement. This could be due to several reasons: an unattached encoder cable (check the pin connection on the motor control board), an obstruction preventing platen movement (remove utensils, check exhaust hood clearance, and inspect for grease buildup on shafts), a motor malfunction (check voltage to the motor), or a motor control board malfunction (check voltage to the motor control board).
What does 'ERROR UP' mean on my Garland Commercial Food Equipment and how can I resolve it?
An 'ERROR UP' message on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment means there's an issue with the platen's upward movement. Possible causes include: a disconnected encoder cable (check the pin connection on the motor control board), an obstruction hindering platen movement (remove utensils, ensure exhaust hood clearance, and check for grease buildup on shafts), a malfunctioning motor (check the voltage to the motor), or a faulty motor control board (check the voltage to the motor control board).
Why is my Garland Commercial Food Equipment showing 'HIGH TEMP PLATEN/GRILL' error?
The 'HIGH TEMP PLATEN/GRILL' error on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment can arise from several causes. It could be due to incorrect probe calibration, so recalibrate the temperature zone. Another cause could be not following operational procedures, like not using a scraper and squeegee, so review the correct procedures. A stuck closed solid state relay can also cause this error; check for a lit LED on the Solid State Relay that should be off. High gas pressure can be a factor, so ensure the manifold pressure is at 3.5” W.C. As a last resort, allow the temperature to cool before operation.
What should I do if my Garland Commercial Food Equipment displays an 'ERROR COMMS' message?
If your Garland Commercial Food Equipment shows an 'ERROR COMMS' message, it indicates that the controller isn't receiving commands from the motor control board. To resolve this, check the cable connections on both boards and verify the voltage to the motor control board.
What does 'ERROR AMBIENT' mean on Garland MWE2W?
The 'ERROR AMBIENT' message on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment suggests checking the ventilation of the controller area.
What to do if my Garland MWE2W says 'PLATEN NOT LEVEL'?
The 'PLATEN NOT LEVEL' message on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment indicates a calibration difference between the front and rear reed switch. Recalibrate reed switches in the calibration menu.
What does 'ERROR COLD START' mean on my Garland Commercial Food Equipment?
The 'ERROR COLD START' message on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment can appear for two reasons. If the EEPROM is initializing for the first time, wait for 30 seconds for the message to disappear. If the message persists, it may indicate an EEPROM malfunction, and the controller could be the cause.
How do I fix a 'MOTOR ENCOD ERR' on my Garland Commercial Food Equipment?
A 'MOTOR ENCOD ERR' on your Garland Commercial Food Equipment suggests an issue with the motor encoder. Start by checking the wiring connections for any looseness. Also, check the wiring and assembly of the encoder at the motor itself. Finally, verify that the power source is stable by checking the incoming voltage.
What should I do if my Garland Commercial Food Equipment displays a 'HEAT ERROR PLATEN/GRILL' message?
If your Garland Commercial Food Equipment is showing a 'HEAT ERROR PLATEN/GRILL' message, it could be due to a shorted temperature sensor, so perform a continuity check to ground. It could also be that the solid-state relays are not on, so verify the harness connections to the controller. Another cause might be a loss of power to the platen, so check the operation of the main contactors. Finally, ensure that operational procedures are being followed, such as using a scraper and squeegee, and review the procedures when the message is displayed.
Electrical input requirements for MWE2W full size grills in the US.
Electrical input requirements for MWE2S slim grills in the US.
Electrical input requirements for MWE2W full size grills in Canada.
Electrical input requirements for MWE2S slim grills in Canada.
Compliance with local codes and gas supply piping requirements.
Instructions for connecting electrical power supplies to the grill.
Details on factory startup, warranty, and LonWorks network communication.
Procedure for adjusting gas grill combustion for optimal flame.
Steps for cleaning the grill components, including platens and grease troughs.
Common error messages and their potential causes and solutions.
Operating the grill in manual mode for breakfast and lunch items.
Using automatic product recognition for cooking breakfast and lunch.
Common issues like overlapping product and their solutions.
Steps for performing beef integrity checks using internal temperatures.
Navigating programming modes and configuring system settings like units and alarms.
Steps for calibrating temperature probes for accurate readings.
Troubleshooting steps for grill and platen temperature probe errors.
Addressing issues with reed switches and platen leveling.
Troubleshooting motor faults, encoder issues, and communication errors.
Wiring schematic for MWE1W standard models (part 4529269).
Wiring schematic for MWE1W CE Wye Config models (part 4529270).
Wiring schematic for MWE1W CE Wye Config HK Only models (part 4529271).
Wiring schematic for MWG1 standard models (part 4529727).
Wiring schematic for MWG1W export models (part 4527833).
Wiring schematic for MWE1S CE Wye Config models (part 4529274).
Wiring schematic for MWE2S CE Wye Config models (part 4526949).
Wiring schematic for MWE2W CE Wye Config models (part 4527225).
Wiring schematic for MWG2 standard models (part 4527826).
Wiring schematic for MWG2W export models (part 4527833).
Wiring schematic for MWE2W standard models (part 4528087).
General| Brand | Garland |
|---|---|
| Model | MWE2W |
| Category | Commercial Food Equipment |
| Language | English |
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