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PROCEDURE
LETTER
R
SRSI1(W)}
BAST
B)
TEST
PROCEDURES
(CONT'D)
COMPONENT
TEST
lf
incorrect
readings
are
obtained,
make
the
necessary
switch
adjustment
or
replace
the
swilch.
CARRY
OUT
4R
CHECKS.
TEMPERATURE
FUSE
OR
THERMAL
CUT-OUT
TEST
CARRY
OUT
3D
CHECKS
Disconnect
the
leads
from
the
termtmals
of
the
temp.
fuse
or
thermal
cut-out.
Then
using
an
ohmmeter,
make
a
continulty
test
across
the
each
two
terminals
as
described
in
the
table
below.
CARRY
OUT
4R
CHECKS
Table:
Temperature
Fuse
or
Thermal
Cut-out
Test
Temperature
of
Temperature
of
Indication
of
“ON”
condition
“OFF”
condition
ohmmeter
Parts
Name
(closed
circuit).
{open
circuit).
(When
room
(°C)
("C)
temperature
1s
approx.
20°C.)
Thermal
cut-out
104°C
TC1
(FAN)
Below
-20°C
Above
115°C
Closed
circuit.
Temperature
fuse
This
is
not
resetable
150°C
TC2
(CONV)
|
type.
Above
150°C
Closed
circult.
a
Temperature
fuse
This
is
not
resetable
150°C
TC3
(OVEN)
|
type.
Above
150°C
Closed
circuit.
Thermal
cut-out
145°C
TC4
(MAG)
|
Below
-20°C
Above
145°C
Closed
circuit
lf
incorrect
readings
are
obtained,
replace
the
temp.
fuse
or
thermal
cut-out.
An
open
circuit
thermal
cut-out
(TC1)
indicates
that
the
fan
motor
has
overheated,
this
may
be
due
to
resisted
ventilation
or
locked
cooling
fan.
An
open
circuit
temperature
fuse
(TC2)
indicates
that
the
convection
fan
motor
winding
has
overheated,
this
may
be
due
to
resisted
ventilation
or
locked
cooling
fan.
An
open
circuit
temperature
fuse
(TC3)
indicates
that
the
oven
has
overheated,
this
may
be
due
to
resistricted
ventilation
or
locked
cooling
fan.
An
open
circuit
thermal
cut-out
(TC4)
indicates
that
the
magnetron
has
heated,
this
may
be
due
to
resisted
ventilation,
cooling
fan
failure
or
a
fault
condition
within
the
magnetron
H.V,
circuit.
-
‘iS
Rt
SP
MOTOR
WINDING
TEST
CARRY
OUT
3D
CHECKS
Disconnect
the
leads
from
the
motor.
Using
an
ohmmeter,
check
the
resistance
between
the
two
terminals
as
described
in
the
table
below.
.
Table:
Resistance
of
Motor
If
incorrect
readings
are
obtained,
replace
the
motor.
(Also
refer
to
test
procedure
H)
CARRY
OUT
4R
CHECKS
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