To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean when my Garland Grill displays a 'Motor Overcurrent Error'?
A 'Motor Overcurrent Error' on your Garland Grill indicates that the current to the motor exceeds 4.8 amps. This typically happens because the platen movement has encountered mechanical resistance.
Why does my Garland XE36 Grill show a 'Gas Ignition Error'?
A 'Gas Ignition Error' on your Garland Grill means that the ignition feedback signal did not respond after four attempts.
What does 'Platen Down Error' mean on my Garland XE36 Grill?
A 'Platen Down Error' on your Garland Grill occurs at the start of a cycle if the platen doesn't reach the lower limit position within 40 seconds.
What does 'Platen Up Error' mean on my Garland XE36 Grill?
A 'Platen Up Error' on your Garland Grill happens at the end of a cycle if the platen fails to reach the upper limit position within 40 seconds.
What does 'Motor Error2' mean on my Garland XE36 Grill?
A 'Motor Error2' on your Garland Grill indicates that the platen is in motion but fails to reach the upper or lower limit position within 30 seconds (150 encoder counts).
What does 'Motor Error' mean on my Garland XE36?
A 'Motor Error' on your Garland Grill means that while the platen is moving up or down between limits, it doesn't generate 5 encoder counts in any 1-second interval.
What does 'Lower Switch Error' mean on my Garland XE36 Grill?
A 'Lower Switch Error' on your Garland Grill occurs at the cycle start when the lower limit switch doesn't signal that the platen has reached the lower limit position within 200 seconds.
What does 'COMM Error' mean on my Garland XE36?
A 'COMM Error' on your Garland Grill indicates a communication failure between the main control and the motor speed controller.
Instructions for securely installing the unit's swivel casters.
Guidance on proper electrical connections, grounding, and codes.
Electrical connection compliance with Canadian and US codes.
Operation of the main power switch and power button for control.
Explanation of LED indicators and the controller display's information.
Functionality of product selection buttons and the program button.
Using the temperature button and arrow keys for navigation.
Operation of the Enter, Cancel/Raise Platen, and Black buttons.
Procedure for installing and preparing the release material sheets.
Steps for powering on the unit and initiating the heating cycle.
Step-by-step guide for performing a simplified cooking cycle.
Instructions for operating the grill in two-sided cooking mode.
Instructions for operating the grill in flat grill mode.
How to enter and exit standby mode.
Viewing current temperatures and menu item settings.
Procedure for initiating and performing the grill cleaning cycle.
Steps for cleaning the grill while it is in use.
Routine daily cleaning instructions for the grill.
Procedure for zeroing the grill's platens for proper alignment.
Overview of accessing programming modes and the menu flow.
Settings and adjustments available for menu items.
Viewing system information such as part numbers and software versions.
Configuring system parameters like temperature units and gap settings.
Accessing and utilizing service mode for diagnostics and tests.
Detailed steps for performing bi-weekly grill calibration.
Diagrams showing the location of thermocouple probes on the grill.
Troubleshooting steps for probe and heating related errors.
Diagnosing and resolving errors related to platens and motors.
Addressing ignition, communication, and motor-related error codes.
Troubleshooting errors related to limit switches and motor performance.
Instructions for securely installing the unit's swivel casters.
Guidance on proper electrical connections, grounding, and codes.
Electrical connection compliance with Canadian and US codes.
Operation of the main power switch and power button for control.
Explanation of LED indicators and the controller display's information.
Functionality of product selection buttons and the program button.
Using the temperature button and arrow keys for navigation.
Operation of the Enter, Cancel/Raise Platen, and Black buttons.
Procedure for installing and preparing the release material sheets.
Steps for powering on the unit and initiating the heating cycle.
Step-by-step guide for performing a simplified cooking cycle.
Instructions for operating the grill in two-sided cooking mode.
Instructions for operating the grill in flat grill mode.
How to enter and exit standby mode.
Viewing current temperatures and menu item settings.
Procedure for initiating and performing the grill cleaning cycle.
Steps for cleaning the grill while it is in use.
Routine daily cleaning instructions for the grill.
Procedure for zeroing the grill's platens for proper alignment.
Overview of accessing programming modes and the menu flow.
Settings and adjustments available for menu items.
Viewing system information such as part numbers and software versions.
Configuring system parameters like temperature units and gap settings.
Accessing and utilizing service mode for diagnostics and tests.
Detailed steps for performing bi-weekly grill calibration.
Diagrams showing the location of thermocouple probes on the grill.
Troubleshooting steps for probe and heating related errors.
Diagnosing and resolving errors related to platens and motors.
Addressing ignition, communication, and motor-related error codes.
Troubleshooting errors related to limit switches and motor performance.
General| Model | XE36 |
|---|---|
| Category | Grill |
| Power Type | Gas |
| Number of Burners | 3 |
| Construction | Stainless Steel |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Cooking Surface | 36 inches |
