Why is the temperature in my Moffat Turbofan E32 out of control?
If your Moffat Convection Oven temperature is overrunning, it could be due to a faulty heating contactor or a faulty thermostat. The suggested solution is to replace them.
Why is there no heat in my Moffat Turbofan E32?
If your Moffat Convection Oven has no heat, it could be due to several reasons. There might be no power to the thermostat, the thermostat could be faulty, the heating contactor might be faulty, or the element could be blown. The suggested solutions are to identify and correct the fault, or replace the thermostat, heating contactor or element.
Why won't the roast timer count down on my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If the roast timer on your Moffat Convection Oven isn't timing down, it could be because the Roast ’n’ Hold switch isn't depressed (depress the switch so it illuminates), there's no power to the timer or the timer is faulty (correct the electrical fault or replace the timer), or the ‘Roast ‘n Hold’ switch is faulty (replace it).
Why is my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven taking so long to heat up?
If your Moffat Convection Oven is recovering slowly, ensure the oven is not in ‘Roast ‘n Hold’ mode by switching it off. Also, avoid overloading the oven by reducing the amount of food inside. Check that the electrical supply is correct according to the rating plate voltage, and verify the fan is working. Finally, the thermostat may be out of calibration, so correct the calibration.
What to do if the Moffat Convection Oven door doesn't close?
If the door of your Moffat Convection Oven doesn't close, check if a tray is blocking the door and correctly position it in the rack. Also, inspect for any obstructions in the door seal and ensure it's correctly installed. Verify that the door handle is installed correctly, adjust the door catch setting if it's incorrect, and replace the door pivot bushes or pins if they are worn.
Why is the 60 minute timer not working on my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If the 60-minute timer on your Moffat Convection Oven isn't working, it could be due to several reasons. The timer might be faulty, so replace it. If you're setting the timer below 20 minutes, always rotate it past 20 minutes first, then back to the desired time. The zero (time up) position might not be set correctly, so replace the timer. The buzzer might be faulty, so replace it. The timer might not be switching on the buzzer, so replace it. The indicator might be faulty, so replace it.
Why is the element not working in my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If the element in your Moffat Convection Oven isn't working, it's likely faulty or blown. The suggested solution is to replace it.
Why is the door seal leaking on my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If your Moffat Convection Oven door seal is leaking, it could be due to a damaged door seal (replace it), an incorrectly fitted door seal (correctly install it), an incorrect door catch setting (adjust it), worn door pivot bushes/pins (replace them), or a worn door catch striker plate (replace it).
Why is water continuously coming out of the nozzle of my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If water continuously flows out of the water nozzle of your Moffat Convection Oven, it could be due to an electrical fault if it happens only when the oven is on (correct the electrical fault). Alternatively, if it happens whether the oven is on or off, there might be a fault with the water valve (service or replace as required).
Why is there no thermostat heating indicator on my Moffat Turbofan E32 Convection Oven?
If there's no thermostat heating indicator on your Moffat Convection Oven, the indicator itself is likely faulty. The suggested solution is to replace it.
General| Brand | Moffat |
|---|---|
| Model | Turbofan E32 |
| Category | Convection Oven |
| Language | English |
Instructions for fitting the oven door handle correctly.
Guidance on safely stacking multiple oven units together.
Details the location of the oven's identification and rating plate.
Explains the function of each button, knob, and indicator on the control panel.
Details how the oven's various control systems and functions work together.
Procedures and precautions for cleaning the oven's interior and exterior.
Scheduled checks and maintenance tasks for optimal oven performance.
Guides users through identifying common operational faults and their causes.
Instructions on how to access various internal components of the oven.
Detailed steps for replacing individual components within the oven.
Procedures for calibrating and adjusting key oven components for accuracy.
Diagram illustrating the main assembly and layout of oven components.
Detailed diagram of the control panel and its constituent parts.
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