How to troubleshoot a Moffat Convection Oven that won't start?
If your Moffat Convection Oven isn't starting, first, make sure the mains isolating switch on the wall, circuit breaker, or fuses are turned on at the power board. Then, check if the power switch on the oven is depressed and illuminated. Ensure the electrical supply is correct. If the issue persists, the power switch on the unit may be faulty and require replacement.
Why is my Moffat Convection Oven heating up slowly?
If your Moffat Convection Oven is experiencing slow recovery, it might be due to overloading. Try reducing the oven loading. Also, verify that the electrical supply matches the rating plate voltage. Check the fan operation and correct the thermostat calibration, if needed.
What to do if the fan isn’t working in my Moffat Convection Oven?
If the fan in your Moffat Convection Oven isn’t working, and you have an E25B model, ensure the door is fully closed. If it is, check the door microswitch for adjustment or faults. For any model, inspect the wiring for looseness. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the fan motor itself might be faulty and need replacement.
Why is my Moffat turbofan E25 not heating up?
If your Moffat Convection Oven isn't heating, the issue could stem from several causes. There might be no power reaching the thermostat, which would require identifying and correcting the fault. The thermostat itself could be faulty and need replacement. Another potential issue is a non-functional fan element, which would also need correcting. For E25B models, a faulty heating relay could also be the culprit and may require replacement.
Why is the temperature control not working on my Moffat turbofan E25 Convection Oven?
If your Moffat Convection Oven isn't controlling temperature correctly, the thermostat might be faulty and need replacement. For E25B models, a faulty heating relay could also be the cause, requiring replacement.
What to do if the door of my Moffat Convection Oven won't close?
If the door of your Moffat Convection Oven won't close, first check if a tray is obstructing it and reposition the tray correctly in the rack. Also, inspect the door seal for any obstructions and ensure it's correctly installed. If the problem persists, the door hinges or door hinge counter brackets might be worn and need replacement.
Why is the light not working in my Moffat turbofan E25?
If the oven light in your Moffat Convection Oven isn't illuminating, start by checking for a blown bulb and replace it if necessary. If the bulb is fine, there might be no power reaching the light, which requires correcting the fault. Lastly, the light switch itself could be faulty and need replacement.
How to fix a leaking door seal on my Moffat turbofan E25?
If your Moffat Convection Oven's door seal is leaking, the door seal may be damaged and need replacement. Alternatively, the door seal may be incorrectly fitted and need to be correctly installed.
Why is the fan element not working in my Moffat turbofan E25 Convection Oven?
If the fan element in your Moffat Convection Oven isn't working, it could be due to a faulty (blown) element that needs replacement. Alternatively, a faulty thermostat, heating relay (for E25B models), or broil relay (for E25B models) could be the cause, each requiring replacement.
Why is the timer on my Moffat Convection Oven not working correctly?
If the 60-minute timer on your Moffat Convection Oven isn't timing down or is inaccurate below 20 minutes, the timer itself might be faulty and need replacement. Also, for timer settings below 20 minutes, always rotate past 20 minutes, then back to the desired time.
Shipping and Availability| shipping time | 4-5 working days |
|---|---|
| shipping location | Winston-Salem, North Carolina |
| shipping method | same day shipping |
Details the controls and their functions for the E25 model.
Details the controls and their functions for the E25B model, noting differences.
Explains the operational logic and interaction of the control system components.
Provides instructions for cleaning the oven's exterior, interior, racks, and seals.
Outlines periodic checks for door seals and element resistances.
Guides technicians through identifying and diagnosing common oven faults.
Provides instructions on how to access internal components like the control panel and rear panel.
Details the procedure for replacing various parts such as bulbs, switches, timers, and elements.
Explains how to calibrate the thermostat and adjust the door microswitch.
Illustrates the electrical connections and components for the E25 model.
Illustrates the electrical connections and components for the E25B model.
Shows the detailed wiring for the E25 model operating at 220-240V.
Shows the detailed wiring for the E25 model operating at 110V.
Shows the detailed wiring for the E25B model.
Exploded view showing the main components of the E25 convection oven.
Exploded view showing the main components of the E25B (110V) convection oven.
Diagram showing the components of the E25 model's control panel.
Diagram showing the components of the E25B (110V) model's control panel.
Diagram showing the components of the E25MS model's control panel.
Diagram showing the components of the E25BMS model's control panel.
Exploded view of the door assembly for the E25MS model.
Instructions for assembling the bottom unit of the double stacking kit.
Instructions for assembling the top unit of the double stacking kit.
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