Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 08 17:18:31 EDT 2000 | Scott
I have a problem, I have a radio control unit, which I need to power some low voltage lighting, the radio control unit is also used for two other items so I need to use it, the problem is that the current spike that is required when turning on the lo
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 18 08:49:17 EST 2014 | emeto
The voltage is too high. I would check all the solid state relays.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 25 15:39:07 EST 2007 | electrovert
We swapped the solid state relay for zone 5 bottom to zone 5 top but the problem came up once a while. As for noise protection, there are jumpers at E1 to E8 and E9 to E16. They are hardware filters and prevent noise spikes from affecting thermocoupl
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 17 08:43:14 EST 2008 | stiva
Have seen this problem on other types of oven and it was caused by failed solid state relays that energise the heaters.
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 24 13:50:44 EDT 2015 | duchoang
Try to check the SSR (Solid State Relay) in the back panel. You may need to replace one or some of them. Good luck.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 07 20:49:31 EST 2017 | youngbuck
On a our electricity ovens the most common problem with overheating zones is usually the solid state relays.Not sure if this would relate to the Heller ovens.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 24 11:56:24 EDT 2009 | stepheniii
I've had the relay that controls closing the lid go bad It's a solid state relay if I remember correctly. Are you talking about a motor driven lid? edit now I"m trying to remember if that place had conceptronic ovens and that's what I"m thinking of
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 25 11:37:56 EDT 2015 | ercdave1
DucHoang, thank you for your reply. as you mentioned I checked the solid state relays on the input and output side. I did get power coming out of all even when the conveyor was stopped. I will mark them with their position and swap some to see what h
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 16 20:55:57 EST 2017 | youngbuck
Was wondering if anybody has experience a zone that will not get up to temperature. I changed the Solid state relay, made sure the thermocouple is working. The only thing I can think of is the bottom heater panel has a corroded/broken wire which is a
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 05 00:13:16 EST 2002 | Chris Veeneman
I have experienced the same problem with my Mark 3. I found the problem to be the solid state relays in the electrical control panel. Towards the front of the machine below the breaker rails. My oven's computer screen would show all was fine but my
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