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GE 240V Advantium Wall Oven
PSB2200NWW
PSB2200NWW
PSB2200NBB
PSB2201NSS
ZSC2200NWW
ZSC2200NBB
ZSC2201NSS
ZSC2202NSS
GE 240V Advantium Wall Oven (7/22/08)
GE CONFIDENTIAL & PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
Copyright 2008 General Electric Company – 12/9/2009
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GE Consumer & Industrial Training Team
2008
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GE Consumer & Industrial Training
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
The information in this presentation is intended for use by individuals
possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical, electronic, &
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result in personal injury & property damage. The manufacturer or
seller cannot be responsible for the interpretation of this information,
nor can it assume any liability in connection with its use.
WARNING
To avoid personal injury, disconnect power before servicing this
p
roduct. If electrical
p
ower is re
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uired for dia
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nosis or test
p
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p
oses
,
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disconnect the power immediately after performing the necessary
checks.
RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES
RECONNECT
ALL
GROUNDING
DEVICES
If grounding wires, screws, straps, clips, nuts, or washers used to
complete a path to ground are removed for service, they must be
returned to their original position & properly fastened.
GE 240V Advantium Wall Oven (7/22/08)
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GE Factory Service Employees are required to use safety
glasses with side shields, cut resistant (Dyneema®) gloves &
steel toe shoes for all repairs
steel
toe
shoes
for
all
repairs
.
Plano Safety GlassesPlano Safety Glasses
Steel Toe ShoeSteel Toe Shoe
Dyneema® Cut
Resistant Glove
Dyneema® Cut
Resistant Glove
Safety Glasses must be compliant with
ANSI Z87 1
2003
Safety Glasses must be compliant with
ANSI Z87 1
2003
Prescription Safety GlassesPrescription Safety Glasses
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ANSI
Z87
.
1
-
2003
ANSI
Z87
.
1
-
2003
Versatility Features
Traditional OvenSpeedcook
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Sensor Microwave Warming
Features & Benefits
• S
p
eedcook
TM
Oven delivers oven
q
ualit
y
food u
p
to 4 times faster than a
p
qy p
conventional oven with no preheating required.
• True European Convection Oven uses a 1500W element to bake or roast at
tem
p
eratures ran
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in
g
from 250
o
F to 450
o
F.
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• Sensor Microwave Oven uses a 950W mag tube to automatically deliver perfect
cooking results.
•
Warming Oven
keeps prepared foods warm & fresh; retains perfect moisture &
•
Warming
Oven
keeps
prepared
foods
warm
&
fresh;
retains
perfect
moisture
&
crispness at High, Medium, or Low temperature settings.
• Proof Feature allows dough to rise quickly.
• 16” Turntable easily handles large casserole dishes on either metal or glass trays.
• Rounded Rear Wall allows complete turntable rotation of a 9”x13” casserole dish.
•
175 Pre
-
Programmed Recipes
provide quick & easy Speedcook
TM
selections
175
Pre
Programmed
Recipes
provide
quick
&
easy
Speedcook
selections
.
• Multi-Level Cooking uses a removable rack for cooking multiple dishes at once.
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Proof Feature
•“
Proof
”
gets oven to proper temp for yeast to rise,
~
80
o
F.
Proof
gets
oven
to
proper
temp
for
yeast
to
rise,
80
F.
• Convection fan & convection element come on.
• Convection fan o
p
erates 100% durin
g
“Proof” & convection element
pg
cycles to maintain ~80
o
F.
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Demo Mode
• To enter “Demo”, disconnect power for at least 60 seconds.
• Reconnect power & wait till “Select CLOCK TIME” is displayed.
• “Select CLOCK TIME” will display until you set TOD.
• Now press Power/Temp & Start pads simultaneously for 3 seconds.
• To exit “Demo”, follow the above steps – disconnecting power will not exit
“Demo”.
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Nomenclature
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Warranty
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Install Instructions
• Refer to specific product install instructions.
• Can be installed above a GE/Monogram Oven.
• Can be installed above a GE/Monogram Warming Drawer.
• Can be installed above a GE/Monogram Oven & Warming Drawer.
• Can be installed with or without a storage drawer except for the ZSC2202N.
U it d t d di t d 30A b h i it f ti
•
U
n
it
nee
d
s a separa
t
e,
d
e
di
ca
t
e
d
30A
b
ranc
h
c
i
rcu
it
f
or proper opera
ti
on.
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Accessory Storage Drawer
• Storage Drawer models:
JX2200NBB
JX2200NBB
JX2201NSS
ZX2201NSS
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Accessory Storage Drawer
•R
e
m
o
v
e
2 fr
o
n
t
botto
m Philli
ps
sc
r
e
w
s
o
n
eac
h
e o e o t botto ps sc e s o eac
side of oven.
• Remove top center Phillips screw on each side
of drawer.
• Place side supports into tabs on drawer & secure
with supplied screws & screws removed in the
above steps
above
steps
.
• The oven & drawer is now ready for installation.
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Advantium Wall Oven
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Speedcook
TM
System
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Speedcook
TM
System
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Convection Power Levels
• Convection power levels cycle on temperatures not 32 second duty cycle.
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Advantium Wall Oven
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Touch Control Glass
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Capacitive Touch Control Glass
• Set of conductors which interact with electric fields.
• Human body tissue has conductive electrolytes covered by skin.
• Conductive property of skin makes capacitive sensing possible.
• A sensor area (pad) is designed into the circuit to interact with a finger.
• Design a set of printed circuit traces which direct “fringing electric fields”
into an active sensing area accessible to the customer
into
an
active
sensing
area
accessible
to
the
customer
.
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Capacitive Touch Control Glass
• A parallel plate capacitor has 2 conductors separated by a dielectric
layer & energy is concentrated between the plates.
• Some energy spills over & is called “fringing electric fields” & when a
finger is placed near a
“
fringing electric field
”
, it increases the charge
finger
is
placed
near
a
fringing
electric
field ,
it
increases
the
charge
storage capacity of the plate capacitor.
• This increase is read by the main board & will then activate a circuit.
• A finger can be sensed because is can hold a charge, & this occurs
if the finger is floating or grounded.
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