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1 ERROR CODES AND APPLIANCE MESSAGES...................... 3

1.1 Complete overview of all error codes (in order)..........................................3

Automatic switch-off..........................................................................................3

Display is dark and any individual LEDs are lit................................................. 3

E 005.................................................................................................................3

E 011.................................................................................................................3

E 041.................................................................................................................3

E 101.................................................................................................................3

E 104.................................................................................................................4

E 115.................................................................................................................4

E 119.................................................................................................................4

E 120.................................................................................................................4

E 141.................................................................................................................4

E 305.................................................................................................................4

E 310.................................................................................................................4

E 314.................................................................................................................4

E 315.................................................................................................................4

E 318.................................................................................................................4

E 395.................................................................................................................5

E 396.................................................................................................................5

E 397.................................................................................................................5

E 398.................................................................................................................5

E 399.................................................................................................................5

E 701.................................................................................................................5

E 702.................................................................................................................5

E 703.................................................................................................................5

E 704.................................................................................................................6

E 705.................................................................................................................6

E 706.................................................................................................................6

E 707.................................................................................................................6

E 711.................................................................................................................6

Demo is indicated on the display......................................................................6

2 SERVICE PROGRAMMES......................................................... 7

2.1 Standard settings ...........................................................................................7

Start programme...............................................................................................7

End programme................................................................................................7

2.2 Demonstration programme (demonstration circuit)...................................8

Start programme...............................................................................................8

End programme for sales............................................................................10

End programme for customer......................................................................12

2.3 Customer service test programme .............................................................13

Start programme.............................................................................................13

End programme..............................................................................................14

3 FUNCTIONS OF THE SERVICE PROGRAMMES .................. 15

3.1 Customer service test programme .............................................................15

Test automatic display test .............................................................................15

Test step Appliance information .....................................................................15

Test step Component test...............................................................................17

Test step Controls test....................................................................................19

Test step Temperature sensor PT500 Test....................................................20

Test check / change pyrolysis offset...............................................................21

Test Table fan test..........................................................................................22

Reset close current of the lift motor to the standard value.............................23

3.2 Demonstration programme (demonstration circuit).................................24

Demonstration mode is running......................................................................24

Demonstration mode after reset.....................................................................24

3.3 Standard settings..........................................................................................25

Select language..............................................................................................25

Duration of acoustic signal..............................................................................26

Button sound...................................................................................................26

Display brightness...........................................................................................26

Contrast...........................................................................................................26

Clock display...................................................................................................26

Oven light........................................................................................................27

Alternative light management .........................................................................27

Lift disabled when childproof lock on..............................................................27

Brand logo display ..........................................................................................27

3D hot air.........................................................................................................27

Top/bottom heater...........................................................................................28

HydroBaking ...................................................................................................28

Speed..............................................................................................................28

Bottom heater .................................................................................................28

Fan-air grilling .................................................................................................28

Grill..................................................................................................................29

Gentle cooking................................................................................................29

Defrost.............................................................................................................29

Plate warming .................................................................................................29

Keep warm closed ..........................................................................................29

Cooling fan run-on ..........................................................................................30

Speed of the lift...............................................................................................30

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