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Range Error Codes

No Error Codes For This Product At This Time.

Not lighting 
1. Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept 
2.Nozzle occlusion  
Dredge nozzle 

Ignite the pilot light but not the main fire 
1.Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept. 
2.The main fire nozzle occlusion  
Dredge nozzle 
3.Gas control valves have problems 
Change gas control valves 
4.The pilot light and the main fire’s distance is too far 
Adjust the distance of them 
5.Flame is too low  
Adjust the height of the pilot light 

Close gas and heard a sound of fire 
1.Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept. 
2.Not match nozzle aperture with gas resources 
Adjust nozzle diameter 
3.Flow of connection pipe is not enough 
Increase pipe’s allowable flow 
4.Damper opening degree is too large  
Adjust damper 

Yellow flame and black smoke 
1.Use bottom gas  
Change gas 
2.Not match nozzle aperture with gas resources 
Adjust nozzle diameter 
3.Not enough air to ignite  
Increase damper opening degree 
4.In the peak of using gas, sources of gas float heavy 
Turn down valves flow. Turn it up after the peak

Yellow flame and black smoke 
1.Use bottom gas  
Change gas 
2.Not match nozzle aperture with gas resources 
Adjust nozzle diameter 
3.Not enough air to ignite  
Increase damper opening degree 
4.In the peak of using gas, sources of gas float heavy 
Turn down valves flow. Turn it up after the peak

Close gas and heard a sound of fire 
1.Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept. 
2.Not match nozzle aperture with gas resources 
Adjust nozzle diameter 
3.Flow of connection pipe is not enough 
Increase pipe’s allowable flow 
4.Damper opening degree is too large  

Ignite the pilot light but not the main fire 
1.Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept. 
2.The main fire nozzle occlusion  
Dredge nozzle 
3.Gas control valves have problems 
Change gas control valves 
4.The pilot light and the main fire’s distance is too far 
Adjust the distance of them 
5.Flame is too low  
Adjust the height of the pilot light 
Adjust damper 

Not lighting 
1. Insufficient gas pressure in pipe 
Contact the local gas supply dept 
2.Nozzle occlusion  
Dredge nozzle 

Refrigerator Error Codes

No Error Codes For This Product At This Time.

Refrigerator Is Not Turning On or Not Receiving Power 
If your commercial refrigerator won’t turn on, there are a few simple things to check to ensure that it is getting the proper power supply. 
Is the unit’s power switch in the “on” position? 
Is the unit plugged in, and is the outlet functional? 
Is the power cord loose in the wall or the unit, or does it have fraying or splitting? 
Are you using an extension cord to connect your unit to power? Extension cords are not always safe to use with commercial refrigerators. 

Refrigerator Is Leaking Water 
Is your kitchen too humid? If your kitchen has an abundance of excess moisture, your unit may not be able to function in such a humid environment. This can bring about moisture issues around your refrigerator’s doors and may lead to dripping in the unit’s evaporator pan. 
Is your refrigerator on uneven flooring? Tilting could cause the water in the evaporator pan to overflow. 
Is your unit’s evaporator pan full? This can often cause your refrigerator to leak water onto the floor. See if the absorbent wicking in the pan is moldy, worn, or oversaturated. You may need to replace it. If the pan is very full, it could also indicate a problem with the compressor, because the water in the pan requires heat from the compressor in order to evaporate. 

Ice Is Building Up or the Refrigerator Is Too Cold 
Are your unit’s doors closing properly? Improper closing can cause the unit to overwork in order to compensate for temperature fluctuations. This decreases its lifespan and wastes energy. Check your refrigerator’s gaskets and hinges for proper alignment and sealing. 
ice building up in commercial refrigerator 
Is your evaporator functional? If your fan is making noise, it may need to be repaired or replaced in order for your unit to maintain temperature properly again. 
Are your unit’s coils freezing? If part of your unit’s coils is freezing, it could be an issue with your refrigerator’s pressures, which will need to be checked by a professional. 
Does your refrigerator have auto-defrost, and is the defrost cycle working properly? A refrigerator with auto-defrost uses fans to thaw out the condenser coils in between compressor cycles. If this cycle is not functioning, this could cause ice to build up. Check to see if your unit's defrost timer needs replacing. 
If your refrigerator does not have auto-defrost, are you manually defrosting often enough? How often this should occur varies by unit, but you should defrost your equipment when the ice buildup reaches one quarter of an inch.

Cleaning the inside of the refrigerator 
Clean the inside area min. each month with a detergent suitable for use with foodstuffs. 

Cleaning the condenser 
For an efficient operation of the refrigerator it is advisable to clean the condenser regularly approx. every 4 months with a dry brush or vacuum cleaner. 

Refrigerator stops working (light off) 
Power supply failure 
Check that the plug is inserted properly in the socket 
Check that the switch on/off 
Check that the mains voltage powers the plug 

Refrigerator temperature go up 
Unit too close to a heat source 
Condenser dirty or close 
Move the counter or heat source further away 
Clean the condenser 

Technical service 
For technical service please contact the dealer technical department and give him a serial number, and the date of buy.