What does Er12 error mean on Oliver NC Convection Oven?
The Er12 error on your Oliver Convection Oven indicates that the zone 1/top probe is shorted because the probe is out of range. You should check the probe for a short. It should be greater than 90 ohms.
Why won't the door close on my Oliver NC?
If the door won't close on your Oliver Convection Oven, slamming the door too hard can cause it to bounce off of the seals, so close the door gently. Also, sometimes after replacement of the door seals the strike may need to be reshimmed, so order shim kit number 690-0148K and reshim.
What to do if the steam will not stop in my Oliver NC Convection Oven?
If the steam will not stop in your Oliver Convection Oven, the water solenoid valve may be dirty and stuck open. Clean the water solenoid valve.
What to do if steam is leaking from the door of my Oliver NC?
If steam is leaking from the door of your Oliver Convection Oven, the door seal may be damaged, so replace the door seal. Also, the door may not be latching properly, so check the door latch.
Why is my Oliver NC Convection Oven overheating?
If your Oliver Convection Oven is overheating, a heat contactor may have failed. Check or replace the heat contactor. Also, there may be an error in your program. Make sure that the temperature was entered correctly.
Why is my Oliver NC baking unevenly?
Uneven baking in your Oliver Convection Oven can be due to a blower fan or fans turning in the wrong direction. Check the direction of the blower fans. Alternatively, the vent damper may be stuck open, so check the vent damper.
Why is there no steam in my Oliver NC?
If there is no steam in your Oliver Convection Oven, the water line to the oven may not have been turned on, or someone may have turned it off. Turn on the water line. Also, your water line filter may be plugged or need servicing, so service the water line filter. Finally, the water solenoid valve may be dirty and stuck shut, so clean the water solenoid valve.
Why is the Fault/High Limit Lamp On in my Oliver NC?
The fault/high limit lamp in your Oliver Convection Oven might be on because the motor has overheated or the oven temperature is too high. If the motor has overheated, turn the oven off and try to restart it after the motor has cooled. If the oven temperature is too high, wait for the oven to cool.
Essential safety precautions for oven operation and maintenance.
Details oven features, construction, and capabilities.
Lists electrical options, voltage, amperage, and capacities.
Outlines necessary clearances and dimensions for installation.
Procedures for inspecting oven delivery and selecting installation location.
Instructions for mounting, sealing, and connecting oven to electrical power.
Steps for connecting water supply and exhaust vent for steam and air removal.
Procedure to run a test cycle verifying oven readiness after setup.
Initial steps to turn on the oven and overview of the control panel.
Idle mode functions and guide to starting automatic baking cycles.
Guide to setting manual programs, temperature, and time.
Procedures for adding steam, controlling vent, and adjusting fan speed.
Steps for setting up custom baking programs with various parameters.
List and explanation of error codes for diagnosing problems.
Solutions for issues like no power, no heat, fan problems, and steam leaks.
Accessing software versions, temperatures, and recalibrating the oven.
Instructions for cleaning the oven's interior, exterior, and lubricating components.
Steps for removing and replacing parts like liners, fans, elements, and gaskets.
Comprehensive list of recommended spare parts with part numbers.
Diagram and parts list for electrical sub panel components.
Diagram and parts list for front panel components and controls.
Diagram and parts list for the oven door assembly.
Diagram and parts list for the main oven housing and chamber components.
Diagram and parts list for water supply and steam system components.
Diagram and parts list for the damper control mechanism.
Electrical wiring schematics for the oven.
Schematic diagram for the oven's interface control board.
Details Oliver Packaging & Equipment's warranty terms and conditions.
Steps to follow when a warranty claim needs to be made.
Policy and procedure for returning parts for credit, replacement, or repair.
General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Dimensions | 300mm |
| Functions | Keep Warm |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
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