Welbilt MERRYCHEF conneX User Manual

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Merrychef conneX
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service and repair manual 21
Microwave emissions
WARNING
Risk of burns from microwave emissions
 Do not become exposed to emissions from the microwave generator or parts conducting microwave energy.
 Never operate an appliance that has failed the "Microwave leakage test".
Fire / smoke in the appliance
WARNING
Risk of fire and/or smoke
Flames and/or smoke may come out of the oven when switching it on after service/repair. This can be caused by a defective
electrical component or electrical connections (wiring) that have been refitted incorrectly.
 Switch off the oven.
 Disconnect/isolate the oven from the electrical supply.
 Keep the oven door closed to stifle any flames.
2.15 Process for discharging the capacitors:
Tools required
Capacitor discharge probe
Insulated gloves
Voltage tester — checker
Process for carrying out modification / change:
Cool down the oven then isolate from the mains supply by
disconnecting the plug and fitting a suitable ‘locking off’ device
or locking in the off position the isolation switch if the oven is
hard wired. Ensure your proprietary voltage tester is working
correctly and prove the mains supply is dead
Wait 5 Minutes to allow the capacitor to naturally
discharge its energy.
It is recommended that you stand on
electrically safe matting where possible.
 Remove the lid and side panels to
access the oven components
 Connect the capacitor discharge probe’s
earth clip to the equipotential bonding
point / casing at the rear of the oven
Hold the probe against the HV capacitor terminal for 5 seconds,
removing any covers to do so. Repeat on the other set of
terminals on the same capacitor. Repeat this process on both
HV capacitors for equipment with two magnetrons.
Note: the above picture shows the Merrychef approved
capacitor discharge tool

Welbilt MERRYCHEF conneX Specifications

General

Brand	Welbilt
Model	MERRYCHEF conneX
Category	Commercial Food Equipment
Language	English