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How to configure the type of oven
The setup process of the oven must be done after replacing one of the following
components: CPU board, power board, inverter, combustion control board. It is required to
make all the boards communication with one another and to select the correct operating
parameters of the oven.
Operate as follow:
— Enter the service menu
— Select the «oven type»
— Select the type of oven
— Wait until the end of the procedure and check the list of devices in comparison with
the table below.
— If you get the alarm E20 during the procedure, reset with the reset button and
repeat the procedure by pressing the function «repeat configuration”. If the problem
persists, verify the items found and control the wiring of the components not
detected.
— If at the end of the procedure, the screen does not match the table below, check the
wiring and repeat the configuration by pressing «repeat configuration”.
— If the configuration is correct (the screen corresponds to the table) press «OK».
Alarm log: Selecting this voice you get the list of the last thirty alarms that have occurred
on the oven. The list will show you the alarm code, date and time.

 Temperature: Allows you to configure the temperature unit used in the normal operation
of the oven. The choices can be °C or °F. To change the setting, put the cursor on the line
«Temperature» and select the new unit pushing the knob.
Water Hardness: Allows you to set the parameter of hardness of water. This determines
the quantity of chemicals and water used during washing,
Update SW, FW: This selection start the process of updating the software on the CPU
(1a) and the firmware on the power board.
Before performing the upgrade the USB stick (recommended max. size 4GB) should be
inserted into the connector (the stick must be formatted FAT or FAT32 and contain a
directory «AngeloPo» with all the necessary files inside)

How to update software and firmware
To update the software and firmware, proceed as follows:
— Enter the service menu
— Insert the key into the USB connector
— Select «Update SW, FW»
— Wait until the end of the procedure and follow the instructions that appear on the
display
— During this procedure the message “turn off and on the oven” will appear. This has
to be done by the green power switch. Attention! Don’t remove the USB Stick! (if
you switch from version 1.x to 2.x, the system will require a second reboot, again
without removing the USB stick!)
— Remove the USB stick only when the complete update has been finished (when the
main menu is displayed)
WARNING
In case of power loss during this procedure, both the electronic boarding could be
damaged beyond repair

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E06:3 The inverter bus voltage is lower than
85% of the nominal value check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:4 the inverter bus voltage has dropped
below the minimum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:5 the inverter bus voltage has raised up
to the maximum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:6
The inverter is not able to turn the
motor
check that the motor is free to move. Check that
the three phases are connected to the motor. 

E06:7 Motor overload
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:8 Excessive heating of the dissipater
verify that the ambient temperature is below
50°C. Verify that the cooling fan inside the
inverter works properly 

E06:12 The output current too high
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:13
Found scattered current too high
between one of the phases and earth.
check that one or more phases of the motor
power supply are not short circuited with the
mass 

E06:33 Automatic restart failed
There was an alarm 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 or 63, but
the automatic restart was unsuccessful. Remove
the cause of these alarms and restart. 

E06:38 Phase U short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase U of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:39 Phase V short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase V of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:40 Phase W short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase W of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:41 between phases a UV excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and V of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:42 between phases a UW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:43 between phases a VW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases V and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:64 High current limit exceeded 150% for 1
minute or 200% for 3 seconds
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch and other item 

E06:70 inverter power section faulty Check the inverter voltage (220VAC)

E06:71 Excessive communication errors
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected. 

E06:81 Communication breakdown
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected.
E06:100 Inverter checksum error Replace the inverter 

E06:122 Inverter control section faulty Replace the inverter 

E06:255 Inverter blocked
check the connection between terminal 1 and
terminal 11 on the inverter.

Below the list of the configurable ovens, in bold the models equipped with the inverter
Oven Model Inverter Combustion Control 

FX61E1 0 0     FX61E2 0 0    FX82E1 0 0   FX82E2 0 0   FX101E1 0 0   FX101E2 0 0   FX122E1 0 0 FX122E2 0 0    FX201E2 0 0  FX202E2 0 0
FX61G1 0 1   FX61G2 0 1    FX82G1 0 1     FX82G2 0 1
FX101G1 0 1    FX101G2 0 1
FX122G1 0 1
FX122G2 0 1
FX201G2 0 2  FX202G2 0 2   FX61E2S 1 0
FX82E2S 1 0    FX101E2S 1 0
FX122E2S 1 0
FX201E2S 2 0
FX202E2S 2 0
FX61G2S 1 1
FX82G2S 1 1
FX101G2S 1 1  FX122G2S 1 1  FX201G2S 2 2  FX202G2S 2 2

CLE
W01
W02
Cleaning alarm — —
See chapter 5.6
(cleaning warnings)

E01:CC
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

 E01:—
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

E02:CC
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Short circuit)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Check the core probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. On the ovens level 2, the probe
is connected to the terminals 46 and 47
of the power PCB. On the ovens level
3, the multipoint core wires are
connected to terminals 74-75-76-77-78
(wires red-yellow-blue-green-black) of
the expansion PCB, and the white one

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service
E02:—
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Circuit open)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Same as above 

E03:CC
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check the drain probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. The probe is connected to the
terminals 48 and 49 of the power PCB. 

E03:—
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Same as above. 

E04
The motoroperated valve
is not positioned
correctly.
Switch on the oven again
and if the problem
persists inform the aftersales service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check that the motor-operated valve is
not blocked. The motor is connected to
pole 11. The micro-switch terminals C
and NC are connected to the terminals
37 and 38 of the power PCB. Verify the
3,15 A fuse (delayed) on the relays
PCB. 

E05
Safety
thermostat
failure.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the safety thermostat. Check
that the thermostat capillary is not bent,
squeezed or broken. Test the oven at
the maximum temperature for some
minutes. 

E06
Motor overload
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the motor overload protection
relay (L1 and L2) or reset the alarm
from the keyboard (L3). For L3 only,
check the inverter alarm list. Check the
motor to rotate free and the 3 phases
in case of 3 phases power supply. 

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E07
Power board
alarm
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Control the dip switch settings of the
power board. The switches 1, 2, 3, and
4 of the DP1 must be set to OFF. 

E08
The vacuum
probe has failed.
Press reset button.
Check if the vacuum
probe is correctly
connected to the plug on
the control board.
Connect and
disconnect the
vacuum probe
only when the
oven is not
working. If the
problem
persists, call
the after-sales
service.
Check the vacuum probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 50 and 51 of the panel
PCB. Verify the connector terminals
are clean and be sure to follow the
user instructions. 

 E09
Exceeded
maximum
temperature
allowed in room
(Probe is set to
315°)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe, and check
the contactors are non blocked 

E10
Electrical
component
compartment
has overheated.
The oven solves the
problem on its own.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
The chamber heating will be
temporarily disabled. Check the panel
board cooling fan. Remove and clean
the air gratings located on the front of
the oven. This alarm will be
automatically reset when the
temperature drops down. 

E11
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
This alarm will appear in the case the
alarm 

E10 has not been removed and
the temperature on PCB has rised up
to 69°C. Follow the above instructions.

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

 E13
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Communication failure between the
boards or peripheral devices. Verify
electrical connections.
E13 = Power Board — CPU
E13a= Inverter 1
E13b= Combustion control board 1
E13c= Inverter 2
E13d= Combustion control board 2 

E14
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
PCB temperature probe failure.
Replace the power board or the CPU
board.
E14V = CPU
E14Q = power board 

E19 The humidity
probe has failed.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the connector terminals on the
probe and on the power board.

E20 Configuration
error
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Found inconsistencies between the
type of oven and installed boards.
Verify the installed boards (display,
power board) and devices (inverter and
combustion control), verify their proper
connection on net cables and repeat
the configuration of the oven. 

E21 – E26 Washing cycle
alarms See chapter 5.4 

E27 Gas test missed See chapter 4.8 (alarm gas chart)

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E28
Valve not
working
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Washing
programs are
disabled.
Check the connector terminals on the
valve and on the power board. 

E29 Core probe not
inserted
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
— 

E30 – E38
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Press reset button
If the problem
persists
inform the
after-sales
service.
Protections against electromagnetic
interferences. Check all the ground
wiring of the equipment. In case of gas
version, please check ignition electrode
and cover protections to be properly
fitted. Check all the wirings relative to
the ignition system. Check the correct
insulation of the cable. 

E80 – E85

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How to configure the type of oven
The setup process of the oven must be done after replacing one of the following
components: CPU board, power board, inverter, combustion control board. It is required to
make all the boards communication with one another and to select the correct operating
parameters of the oven.
Operate as follow:
— Enter the service menu
— Select the «oven type»
— Select the type of oven
— Wait until the end of the procedure and check the list of devices in comparison with
the table below.
— If you get the alarm E20 during the procedure, reset with the reset button and
repeat the procedure by pressing the function «repeat configuration”. If the problem
persists, verify the items found and control the wiring of the components not
detected.
— If at the end of the procedure, the screen does not match the table below, check the
wiring and repeat the configuration by pressing «repeat configuration”.
— If the configuration is correct (the screen corresponds to the table) press «OK».
Alarm log: Selecting this voice you get the list of the last thirty alarms that have occurred
on the oven. The list will show you the alarm code, date and time.

 Temperature: Allows you to configure the temperature unit used in the normal operation
of the oven. The choices can be °C or °F. To change the setting, put the cursor on the line
«Temperature» and select the new unit pushing the knob.
Water Hardness: Allows you to set the parameter of hardness of water. This determines
the quantity of chemicals and water used during washing,
Update SW, FW: This selection start the process of updating the software on the CPU
(1a) and the firmware on the power board.
Before performing the upgrade the USB stick (recommended max. size 4GB) should be
inserted into the connector (the stick must be formatted FAT or FAT32 and contain a
directory «AngeloPo» with all the necessary files inside)

How to update software and firmware
To update the software and firmware, proceed as follows:
— Enter the service menu
— Insert the key into the USB connector
— Select «Update SW, FW»
— Wait until the end of the procedure and follow the instructions that appear on the
display
— During this procedure the message “turn off and on the oven” will appear. This has
to be done by the green power switch. Attention! Don’t remove the USB Stick! (if
you switch from version 1.x to 2.x, the system will require a second reboot, again
without removing the USB stick!)
— Remove the USB stick only when the complete update has been finished (when the
main menu is displayed)
WARNING
In case of power loss during this procedure, both the electronic boarding could be
damaged beyond repair

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E06:3 The inverter bus voltage is lower than
85% of the nominal value check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:4 the inverter bus voltage has dropped
below the minimum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:5 the inverter bus voltage has raised up
to the maximum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:6
The inverter is not able to turn the
motor
check that the motor is free to move. Check that
the three phases are connected to the motor. 

E06:7 Motor overload
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:8 Excessive heating of the dissipater
verify that the ambient temperature is below
50°C. Verify that the cooling fan inside the
inverter works properly 

E06:12 The output current too high
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:13
Found scattered current too high
between one of the phases and earth.
check that one or more phases of the motor
power supply are not short circuited with the
mass 

E06:33 Automatic restart failed
There was an alarm 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 or 63, but
the automatic restart was unsuccessful. Remove
the cause of these alarms and restart. 

E06:38 Phase U short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase U of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:39 Phase V short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase V of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:40 Phase W short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase W of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:41 between phases a UV excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and V of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:42 between phases a UW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:43 between phases a VW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases V and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:64 High current limit exceeded 150% for 1
minute or 200% for 3 seconds
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch and other item 

E06:70 inverter power section faulty Check the inverter voltage (220VAC)

E06:71 Excessive communication errors
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected. 

E06:81 Communication breakdown
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected.
E06:100 Inverter checksum error Replace the inverter 

E06:122 Inverter control section faulty Replace the inverter 

E06:255 Inverter blocked
check the connection between terminal 1 and
terminal 11 on the inverter.

Below the list of the configurable ovens, in bold the models equipped with the inverter
Oven Model Inverter Combustion Control 

FX61E1 0 0     FX61E2 0 0    FX82E1 0 0   FX82E2 0 0   FX101E1 0 0   FX101E2 0 0   FX122E1 0 0 FX122E2 0 0    FX201E2 0 0  FX202E2 0 0
FX61G1 0 1   FX61G2 0 1    FX82G1 0 1     FX82G2 0 1
FX101G1 0 1    FX101G2 0 1
FX122G1 0 1
FX122G2 0 1
FX201G2 0 2  FX202G2 0 2   FX61E2S 1 0
FX82E2S 1 0    FX101E2S 1 0
FX122E2S 1 0
FX201E2S 2 0
FX202E2S 2 0
FX61G2S 1 1
FX82G2S 1 1
FX101G2S 1 1  FX122G2S 1 1  FX201G2S 2 2  FX202G2S 2 2

CLE
W01
W02
Cleaning alarm — —
See chapter 5.6
(cleaning warnings)

E01:CC
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

 E01:—
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

E02:CC
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Short circuit)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Check the core probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. On the ovens level 2, the probe
is connected to the terminals 46 and 47
of the power PCB. On the ovens level
3, the multipoint core wires are
connected to terminals 74-75-76-77-78
(wires red-yellow-blue-green-black) of
the expansion PCB, and the white one

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service
E02:—
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Circuit open)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Same as above 

E03:CC
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check the drain probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. The probe is connected to the
terminals 48 and 49 of the power PCB. 

E03:—
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Same as above. 

E04
The motoroperated valve
is not positioned
correctly.
Switch on the oven again
and if the problem
persists inform the aftersales service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check that the motor-operated valve is
not blocked. The motor is connected to
pole 11. The micro-switch terminals C
and NC are connected to the terminals
37 and 38 of the power PCB. Verify the
3,15 A fuse (delayed) on the relays
PCB. 

E05
Safety
thermostat
failure.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the safety thermostat. Check
that the thermostat capillary is not bent,
squeezed or broken. Test the oven at
the maximum temperature for some
minutes. 

E06
Motor overload
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the motor overload protection
relay (L1 and L2) or reset the alarm
from the keyboard (L3). For L3 only,
check the inverter alarm list. Check the
motor to rotate free and the 3 phases
in case of 3 phases power supply. 

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E07
Power board
alarm
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Control the dip switch settings of the
power board. The switches 1, 2, 3, and
4 of the DP1 must be set to OFF. 

E08
The vacuum
probe has failed.
Press reset button.
Check if the vacuum
probe is correctly
connected to the plug on
the control board.
Connect and
disconnect the
vacuum probe
only when the
oven is not
working. If the
problem
persists, call
the after-sales
service.
Check the vacuum probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 50 and 51 of the panel
PCB. Verify the connector terminals
are clean and be sure to follow the
user instructions. 

 E09
Exceeded
maximum
temperature
allowed in room
(Probe is set to
315°)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe, and check
the contactors are non blocked 

E10
Electrical
component
compartment
has overheated.
The oven solves the
problem on its own.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
The chamber heating will be
temporarily disabled. Check the panel
board cooling fan. Remove and clean
the air gratings located on the front of
the oven. This alarm will be
automatically reset when the
temperature drops down. 

E11
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
This alarm will appear in the case the
alarm 

E10 has not been removed and
the temperature on PCB has rised up
to 69°C. Follow the above instructions.

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

 E13
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Communication failure between the
boards or peripheral devices. Verify
electrical connections.
E13 = Power Board — CPU
E13a= Inverter 1
E13b= Combustion control board 1
E13c= Inverter 2
E13d= Combustion control board 2 

E14
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
PCB temperature probe failure.
Replace the power board or the CPU
board.
E14V = CPU
E14Q = power board 

E19 The humidity
probe has failed.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the connector terminals on the
probe and on the power board.

E20 Configuration
error
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Found inconsistencies between the
type of oven and installed boards.
Verify the installed boards (display,
power board) and devices (inverter and
combustion control), verify their proper
connection on net cables and repeat
the configuration of the oven. 

E21 – E26 Washing cycle
alarms See chapter 5.4 

E27 Gas test missed See chapter 4.8 (alarm gas chart)

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E28
Valve not
working
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Washing
programs are
disabled.
Check the connector terminals on the
valve and on the power board. 

E29 Core probe not
inserted
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
— 

E30 – E38
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Press reset button
If the problem
persists
inform the
after-sales
service.
Protections against electromagnetic
interferences. Check all the ground
wiring of the equipment. In case of gas
version, please check ignition electrode
and cover protections to be properly
fitted. Check all the wirings relative to
the ignition system. Check the correct
insulation of the cable. 

E80 – E85

В сфере общественного питания пароконвектоматы и конвекционные печи стали незаменимы. Пароконвектомат дает возможность настроить и оптимизировать работу профессиональной кухни. Однако, несмотря на четко прописанные правила эксплуатации, поварам время от времени приходится сталкиваться с ошибками пароконвектоматов. К их возникновению, как правило, приводят нарушения правил подключения или эксплуатации оборудования, а также выход из строя отдельных элементов.

Часто агрегаты отказываются работать по следующим причинам:

• уплотнительные резинки на дверцах износились, что привело к потере герметичности;
• нагревательные ТЭНы прогорели;
• вышел из строя редуктор давления (если оборудование работает на газе);
• сломалась дверная ручка;
• возникли проблемы с термостатом и не только.

В случае неисправности пароконвектомат выдает ошибку. По модели техники и коду можно понять, что произошло и что необходимо срочно исправлять.

Что обозначают коды ошибок пароконвектоматов?

Нельзя однозначно ответить на вопрос, что означает в пароконвектомате ошибка Е02 или другая. Чтобы получить точный ответ, следует указать марку и модель оборудования. Каждый производитель подобной техники прописывает коды в индивидуальном порядке. Найти их можно в инструкции по эксплуатации агрегата.

Так, к примеру, на пароконвектоматах моделей Tecnoeka ошибки выглядят следующим образом:

• ошибка Г06 в пароконвектомате модели ЕКА указывает на перегоревшую лампочку в камере;
• ошибка Г07 в пароконвектомате модели ЕКА говорит о необходимости менять прокладки, поскольку при закрытой печи пар выходит наружу, потеряна герметичность.

Отдельные модели техники «Абат» могут демонстрировать такие неисправности:

• появление Е02 свидетельствует о повышении температуры в зоне контроллера;
• Е11 говорит о том, что на входе перекрыта вода, которая необходима для работы;
• ошибка Е07 в пароконвектомате показывает, что вышла из строя термопара платы управления;
• ошибка Е14 в пароконвектомате может свидетельствовать об обрыве термопары и т.д.

Частая ошибка cl5 на пароконвектомате Atesy указывает на перегрев мотора в процессе конвекции пара внутри камеры.

Что может привести к поломке пароконвектомата?

• Нарушения правил установки или подключения техники.
• Проблемы с напряжением в сети – частые перепады. Дорогостоящее оборудование рекомендуется подключать в сеть через стабилизаторы.
• Отсутствие фильтрации воды на входе в печь. Техника бесперебойно работает дольше, если фильтры чистятся, своевременно заменяются.
• Нарушение правил эксплуатации. Инструкцию по использованию функций печи следует держать перед глазами.

Профилактика возможных ошибок пароконвектомата

Владельцу конвекционной печи стоит следовать нормам и требованиям к установке и эксплуатации техники, не перегружать оборудование в процессе работы. Дорогостоящим моделям нужно обеспечить регулярное сервисное обслуживание. Игнорирование сервисных проверок работоспособности печи может не только привести к преждевременной поломке, но и стать причиной отказа в гарантийном обслуживании.
В процессе эксплуатации следите за тем, чтобы:

• дверцы техники плотно закрывались сотрудниками общепита;
• между корпусом печи и стенами было место для свободной циркуляции воздуха (не менее 3-4 см);
• в процессе приготовления блюд дверь открывалась как можно реже.

Аккуратность в использовании техники – гарантия бесперебойной работы, снижения расходов на ремонт и замену комплектующих.

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How to configure the type of oven
The setup process of the oven must be done after replacing one of the following
components: CPU board, power board, inverter, combustion control board. It is required to
make all the boards communication with one another and to select the correct operating
parameters of the oven.
Operate as follow:
— Enter the service menu
— Select the «oven type»
— Select the type of oven
— Wait until the end of the procedure and check the list of devices in comparison with
the table below.
— If you get the alarm E20 during the procedure, reset with the reset button and
repeat the procedure by pressing the function «repeat configuration”. If the problem
persists, verify the items found and control the wiring of the components not
detected.
— If at the end of the procedure, the screen does not match the table below, check the
wiring and repeat the configuration by pressing «repeat configuration”.
— If the configuration is correct (the screen corresponds to the table) press «OK».
Alarm log: Selecting this voice you get the list of the last thirty alarms that have occurred
on the oven. The list will show you the alarm code, date and time.

 Temperature: Allows you to configure the temperature unit used in the normal operation
of the oven. The choices can be °C or °F. To change the setting, put the cursor on the line
«Temperature» and select the new unit pushing the knob.
Water Hardness: Allows you to set the parameter of hardness of water. This determines
the quantity of chemicals and water used during washing,
Update SW, FW: This selection start the process of updating the software on the CPU
(1a) and the firmware on the power board.
Before performing the upgrade the USB stick (recommended max. size 4GB) should be
inserted into the connector (the stick must be formatted FAT or FAT32 and contain a
directory «AngeloPo» with all the necessary files inside)

How to update software and firmware
To update the software and firmware, proceed as follows:
— Enter the service menu
— Insert the key into the USB connector
— Select «Update SW, FW»
— Wait until the end of the procedure and follow the instructions that appear on the
display
— During this procedure the message “turn off and on the oven” will appear. This has
to be done by the green power switch. Attention! Don’t remove the USB Stick! (if
you switch from version 1.x to 2.x, the system will require a second reboot, again
without removing the USB stick!)
— Remove the USB stick only when the complete update has been finished (when the
main menu is displayed)
WARNING
In case of power loss during this procedure, both the electronic boarding could be
damaged beyond repair

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E06:3 The inverter bus voltage is lower than
85% of the nominal value check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:4 the inverter bus voltage has dropped
below the minimum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:5 the inverter bus voltage has raised up
to the maximum allowable check the inverter voltage (220VAC) 

E06:6
The inverter is not able to turn the
motor
check that the motor is free to move. Check that
the three phases are connected to the motor. 

E06:7 Motor overload
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:8 Excessive heating of the dissipater
verify that the ambient temperature is below
50°C. Verify that the cooling fan inside the
inverter works properly 

E06:12 The output current too high
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch any other item 

E06:13
Found scattered current too high
between one of the phases and earth.
check that one or more phases of the motor
power supply are not short circuited with the
mass 

E06:33 Automatic restart failed
There was an alarm 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 or 63, but
the automatic restart was unsuccessful. Remove
the cause of these alarms and restart. 

E06:38 Phase U short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase U of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:39 Phase V short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase V of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:40 Phase W short circuited with GND
check the correct connection of the motor and
check that the phase W of motor supply is not
short circuited to the GND 

E06:41 between phases a UV excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and V of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:42 between phases a UW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases U and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:43 between phases a VW excess current
flows
check the correct connection of the motor and
that the phases V and W of the motor power
supply are not short circuited together 

E06:64 High current limit exceeded 150% for 1
minute or 200% for 3 seconds
check that the motor is free to move and doesn’t
touch and other item 

E06:70 inverter power section faulty Check the inverter voltage (220VAC)

E06:71 Excessive communication errors
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected. 

E06:81 Communication breakdown
check that the cable connecting the serial line is
properly connected.
E06:100 Inverter checksum error Replace the inverter 

E06:122 Inverter control section faulty Replace the inverter 

E06:255 Inverter blocked
check the connection between terminal 1 and
terminal 11 on the inverter.

Below the list of the configurable ovens, in bold the models equipped with the inverter
Oven Model Inverter Combustion Control 

FX61E1 0 0     FX61E2 0 0    FX82E1 0 0   FX82E2 0 0   FX101E1 0 0   FX101E2 0 0   FX122E1 0 0 FX122E2 0 0    FX201E2 0 0  FX202E2 0 0
FX61G1 0 1   FX61G2 0 1    FX82G1 0 1     FX82G2 0 1
FX101G1 0 1    FX101G2 0 1
FX122G1 0 1
FX122G2 0 1
FX201G2 0 2  FX202G2 0 2   FX61E2S 1 0
FX82E2S 1 0    FX101E2S 1 0
FX122E2S 1 0
FX201E2S 2 0
FX202E2S 2 0
FX61G2S 1 1
FX82G2S 1 1
FX101G2S 1 1  FX122G2S 1 1  FX201G2S 2 2  FX202G2S 2 2

CLE
W01
W02
Cleaning alarm — —
See chapter 5.6
(cleaning warnings)

E01:CC
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

 E01:—
The cooking
chamber probe
has failed or is
not properly
connected.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 44 and 45 of the power
PCB. 

E02:CC
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Short circuit)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Check the core probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. On the ovens level 2, the probe
is connected to the terminals 46 and 47
of the power PCB. On the ovens level
3, the multipoint core wires are
connected to terminals 74-75-76-77-78
(wires red-yellow-blue-green-black) of
the expansion PCB, and the white one

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service
E02:—
The product
core probe has
failed.
(Circuit open)
Check the position of the
product core probe or
inform the after-sales
service if it is faulty.
Cooking
cycles with
product core
probe cannot
be carried out.
Same as above 

E03:CC
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Short circuit)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check the drain probe. The resistance
value must be about 1100 Ohm at
25°C. The probe is connected to the
terminals 48 and 49 of the power PCB. 

E03:—
The steam
discharge probe
has failed.
(Circuit open)
Inform the after-sales
service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Same as above. 

E04
The motoroperated valve
is not positioned
correctly.
Switch on the oven again
and if the problem
persists inform the aftersales service.
Convection
and steam
cooking
cycles can still
be carried out.
Check that the motor-operated valve is
not blocked. The motor is connected to
pole 11. The micro-switch terminals C
and NC are connected to the terminals
37 and 38 of the power PCB. Verify the
3,15 A fuse (delayed) on the relays
PCB. 

E05
Safety
thermostat
failure.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the safety thermostat. Check
that the thermostat capillary is not bent,
squeezed or broken. Test the oven at
the maximum temperature for some
minutes. 

E06
Motor overload
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Reset the motor overload protection
relay (L1 and L2) or reset the alarm
from the keyboard (L3). For L3 only,
check the inverter alarm list. Check the
motor to rotate free and the 3 phases
in case of 3 phases power supply. 

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E07
Power board
alarm
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Control the dip switch settings of the
power board. The switches 1, 2, 3, and
4 of the DP1 must be set to OFF. 

E08
The vacuum
probe has failed.
Press reset button.
Check if the vacuum
probe is correctly
connected to the plug on
the control board.
Connect and
disconnect the
vacuum probe
only when the
oven is not
working. If the
problem
persists, call
the after-sales
service.
Check the vacuum probe. The
resistance value must be about 1100
Ohm at 25°C. The probe is connected
to the terminals 50 and 51 of the panel
PCB. Verify the connector terminals
are clean and be sure to follow the
user instructions. 

 E09
Exceeded
maximum
temperature
allowed in room
(Probe is set to
315°)
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the chamber probe, and check
the contactors are non blocked 

E10
Electrical
component
compartment
has overheated.
The oven solves the
problem on its own.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
The chamber heating will be
temporarily disabled. Check the panel
board cooling fan. Remove and clean
the air gratings located on the front of
the oven. This alarm will be
automatically reset when the
temperature drops down. 

E11
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
This alarm will appear in the case the
alarm 

E10 has not been removed and
the temperature on PCB has rised up
to 69°C. Follow the above instructions.

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

 E13
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Communication failure between the
boards or peripheral devices. Verify
electrical connections.
E13 = Power Board — CPU
E13a= Inverter 1
E13b= Combustion control board 1
E13c= Inverter 2
E13d= Combustion control board 2 

E14
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
PCB temperature probe failure.
Replace the power board or the CPU
board.
E14V = CPU
E14Q = power board 

E19 The humidity
probe has failed.
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Check the connector terminals on the
probe and on the power board.

E20 Configuration
error
Inform the after-sales
service.
The oven’s
functions are
disabled so no
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Found inconsistencies between the
type of oven and installed boards.
Verify the installed boards (display,
power board) and devices (inverter and
combustion control), verify their proper
connection on net cables and repeat
the configuration of the oven. 

E21 – E26 Washing cycle
alarms See chapter 5.4 

E27 Gas test missed See chapter 4.8 (alarm gas chart)

Alarm on
display
Problem (on
the manual)
Solution (on the
manual)
Note (on the
manual)
Note for Service 

E28
Valve not
working
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
Washing
programs are
disabled.
Check the connector terminals on the
valve and on the power board. 

E29 Core probe not
inserted
Press reset button
The oven’s
functions are
enabled so
cooking
cycles can be
carried out.
— 

E30 – E38
Electronic circuit
board
diagnostics
tripped.
Press reset button
If the problem
persists
inform the
after-sales
service.
Protections against electromagnetic
interferences. Check all the ground
wiring of the equipment. In case of gas
version, please check ignition electrode
and cover protections to be properly
fitted. Check all the wirings relative to
the ignition system. Check the correct
insulation of the cable. 

E80 – E85

TROUBLESHOOTING

The appliance has been tested before being put into service.

The information provided below is intended to assist in the identification and correction

of any anomalies and malfunctions which might occur during use.

The user can solve some of these problems himself, but for others specific technical

knowledge or skill is required, and so they must only be carried out by qualified staff

with recognised experience acquired in the specific sector of operation.

The appliance does not

switch on

Cooking cycle does not start

or stops suddenly

IT

TABLE OF ALARM INDICATIONS

GB

If the problem or fault noticed is not amongst those

listed in the table, consult the «Key to Alarms» table

DE

provided below.

The information provided below s intended to identify

FR

the alarm signals which appear on the display (7).

ES

Important

Press button (12) to reset the alarm and the cook-

ing cycle restarts automatically; if this is not the

case, press the start key (16).

English

FAULT

Cause

Fuse «blown»

Electronic circuit board damaged

Control board electronic circuit board

damaged

Alarm triggered

Safety or protection device (safety

thermostat or overload cutout)

tripped

Fault

Cause

— 20 —

Remedy

Replace the fuse (see page 30)

Contact the after-sales service

Contact the after-sales service

Consult the «Key to Alarms» table

Consult the «Key to Alarms» table +

Press device reset button

7

12

16

Use and installation manual

6

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