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FERRULE
CURING OVEN
MODEL CO-6600
USER’SGUIDE
DomailleEngineering,LLC
7100DresserDriveNE
Rochester,MN55906
Phone507.281.0275•Fax507.281.5694
www.DomailleEngineering.com
Domaille Engineering LLC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safeguards ............................................................................................................1
Introduction.........................................................................................................3
Overview..............................................................................................................4
Cure Oven Controls ...........................................................................................5
Cure Oven Set up................................................................................................7
Maintenance and Repair.................................................................................. 10
Technical Specifications.................................................................................. 11
CE Notice ......................................................................................................... 11
Limited Warranty ............................................................................................. 12
Company Information.......................................................................................--
Product data subject to change
without notice.
User Guide
Manufacturer:
Domaille Engineering
Product Name:
Domaille CO-6600 Cure Oven w/ MT Tray - 220V
Manufacturer Part Number:
CO-6600-MT
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FERRULE
CURING OVEN
MODEL CO-6600
USER’SGUIDE
DomailleEngineering,LLC
7100DresserDriveNE
Rochester,MN55906
Phone507.281.0275•Fax507.281.5694
www.DomailleEngineering.com
Domaille Engineering LLC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Safeguards ............................................................................................................1
Introduction.........................................................................................................3
Overview..............................................................................................................4
Cure Oven Controls ...........................................................................................5
Cure Oven Set up................................................................................................7
Maintenance and Repair.................................................................................. 10
Technical Specifications.................................................................................. 11
CE Notice ......................................................................................................... 11
Limited Warranty ............................................................................................. 12
Company Information.......................................................................................--

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Important Safeguards
.
Before using this electrical equipment, the following basic precautions should
always be followed:
1). Read all instructions.
2). Keep oven out of reach of children.
3). Before use, check that the voltage of wall outlet corresponds to the one shown
on the rating.
4). Do not operate equipment with a damaged cord or plug, or after the oven
malfunctions, is dropped or damaged in any manner. Return oven to the nearest
authorized service center in order to avoid a hazard.
5). Do not let cord hang over the edge of table or hot surface.
6). Do not immerse plug, cord or oven into water due to risk of electric shock.
7). This oven is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been proper training by a person responsible for their safety.
8). Always wear protective, insulated oven mitts or gloves when removing ferrules
or handling the unit. THE OVEN GETS VERY HOT
9). Do not touch hot surfaces.
10). Place ferrules or connectors in the oven before setting the timer or heating
the oven.
11). Do not operate the oven for any other purpose than its intended use.
12). Always move Power button to OFF position before removing the plug from
the wall outlet.
13). Do not place paper, cardboard, plastic or other flammable materials inside
the oven.
14). Unplug from main power socket when not in use
15). Servicing and repair should only be conducted by an authorized technician.
16). If oven is used in any manner not specified in this manual, the protection
provided by the equipment may be impaired.
PORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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Important Safeguards
CAUTION: DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN ENVIRONMENTS
WHERE FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE GASSES MAY BE PRESENT.
WARNING: ACCESS TO THE POWER SWITCH AND PLUG
SHOULD BE MAINTAINED FOR EMERGENCY DISCONNECT.
WARNING: CAUTION HOT SURFACES: This oven gener-
ates high temperatures during use. Proper precautions must
be taken to prevent the risk of burns, fires, or other injury to
persons or damage to property.
WARNING: OVEN CORD MUST BE ROUTED AWAY FROM ALL
HOT SURFACES.
CAUTION: This oven is hot during operation and retains heat for some time
after turning off. Always use oven mitts when handling hot materials and al-
low metal parts to cool before cleaning.
 Position the oven so that it is never against a wall or in a corner.
 When operating the oven on a work surface keep the surrounding areas
clear and free from clutter. Ensure adequate air space surrounding the
oven for circulation.
 Do not place anything on top of the oven while it is operating or while
it is hot.
 Do not operate this oven with other major equipment plugged into the
same power socket - there is a risk of blowing the fuse.
 Do not touch the hot oven surfaces while the unit is on or while cool-
ing.
 All users of this oven must read and understand this User’s Manual
before operating this equipment.
 If the oven begins to malfunction during use, immediately unplug the
cord. Do not use or attempt to repair the malfunctioning oven.
 Do not leave oven unattended during use.
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Important Safeguards
.
Before using this electrical equipment,
the following basic precautions should
always be followed:
1). Read all instructions.
2). Keep oven out of reach of children.
3). Before use, check that the voltage of
wall outlet corresponds to the one shown
on the rating.
4). Do not operate equipment with a da
maged cord or plug, or after the oven
malfunctions, is dropped or damaged in any manner. Return ov
en to the nearest
authorized service center in order to avoid a hazard.
5). Do not let cord hang over the edge of table or hot surface.
6). Do not immerse plug, cord or oven into
water due to risk of electric shock.
7). This oven is not intend
ed for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been proper training
by a person responsible for their safety.
8). Always wear protective, insulated oven mitts or glov
es when removing ferrules
or handling the unit. THE OVEN GETS VERY HOT
9). Do not touch hot surfaces.
10). Place ferrules or connectors in the
oven before setting the timer or heating
the oven.
11). Do not operate the oven for any othe
r purpose than its intended use.
12). Always move Power button to OFF pos
ition before removing the plug from
the wall outlet.
13). Do not place paper, cardboard, plasti
c or other flammable materials inside
the oven.
14). Unplug from main power socket when not in use
15). Servicing and repair should only be
conducted by an authorized technician.
16). If oven is used in any manner not sp
ecified in this manual, the protection
provided by the equipment may be impaired.
PORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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Important Safeguards
CAUTION: DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN ENVIRONMENTS
WHERE FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE GASSES MAY BE PRESENT.
WARNING: ACCESS TO THE POWER SWITCH AND PLUG
SHOULD BE MAINTAINED FOR EMERGENCY DISCONNECT.
WARNING: CAUTION HOT SURFACES: This oven gener-
ates high temperatures during use. Proper precautions must
be taken to prevent the risk of burns, fires, or other injury to
persons or damage to property.
WARNING: OVEN CORD MUST BE ROUTED AWAY FROM ALL
HOT SURFACES.
CAUTION: This oven is hot during operation and retains heat for some time
after turning off. Always use oven mitts when handling hot materials and al-
low metal parts to cool before cleaning.
 Position the oven so that it is never against a wall or in a corner.
 When operating the oven on a work surface keep the surrounding areas
clear and free from clutter. Ensure adequate air space surrounding the
oven for circulation.
 Do not place anything on top of the oven while it is operating or while
it is hot.
 Do not operate this oven with other major equipment plugged into the
same power socket - there is a risk of blowing the fuse.
 Do not touch the hot oven surfaces while the unit is on or while cool-
ing.
 All users of this oven must read and understand this User’s Manual
before operating this equipment.
 If the oven begins to malfunction during use, immediately unplug the
cord. Do not use or attempt to repair the malfunctioning oven.
 Do not leave oven unattended during use.
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WelcomeWelcome
Congratulations on selecting the Domaille Engineering Ferrule Cure Oven.
This User’s Guide will assist you with the operation and maintenance of the Cure Oven
to maximize the use and life of this precision equipment.
Introduction
The Domaille Engineering Ferrule Curing Oven is specifically designed for curing
twenty four (24) MT and MT-RJ type ferrules at a time, but can also accommo-
date, with the addition of a single fiber connector curing block (available separate-
ly), any of the popular single fiber connector designs, including FC, SC, ST, and
LC. The oven holds up to forty eight (48) connectors in a neatly organized fash-
ion.
Temperature and time controls are conveniently located on the front panel allow-
ing for easy operation. The oven allows for two modes of curing operation: timer
mode and temperature hold mode.
The timer mode allows the oven to gradually increase to a selected temperature,
maintain the temperature for a selected operating time, and then gradually de-
crease to room temperature by shutting off power to the heating element.
The temperature hold mode maintains the curing oven at a constant selected tem-
perature indefinitely. The desired mode is selected from the front panel, making
set-up simple. The oven can be ordered in either 120 volt (Model# CO-6500) or
240 volt (Model# CO-6600).
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Overview
CAUTION: DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN ENVIRONMENTS
WHERE FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE GASSES MAY BE PRESENT.
Operating Environment
Do not subject the unit to the following conditions:
 Dramatic temperature fluctuations
 High humidity or condensation
 Water, oil, chemicals, or corrosive gasses
 Dusty environments
 Severe shock or vibration
 Improperly grounded electrical outlets
Operating Location
The unit should be placed on a hard, flat surface that is sturdy enough to support
the weight of the oven, jumpers, and any accessories. A lab table or workbench is
recommended.
 Proper handling must be maintained in order for the unit to operate
correctly
 Do not drop the unit
 Do not shake the unit
 Always ship the unit in the original shipping carton using the original
packing materials
Cleaning
The oven exterior may be cleaned using a slightly dampened cloth and a gentle
cleaner. The temperature controller and timer should never be exposed to such
items as paint thinners, benzene compounds, or strong acids or alkalines.
If cured epoxy builds up on the oven heat plate (or heater block), it may be re-
moved by gently scraping the block with an Exacto knife or similar tool.
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WelcomeWelcome
Congratulations on selecting the Domaille Engineering Ferrule Cure Oven.
This User’s Guide will assist you with the operation and maintenance of the Cure Oven
to maximize the use and life of this precision equipment.
Introduction
The Domaille Engineering Ferrule Curing Oven is specifically designed for curing
twenty four (24) MT and MT-RJ type ferrules at a time, but can also accommo-
date, with the addition of a single fiber connector curing block (available separate-
ly), any of the popular single fiber connector designs, including FC, SC, ST, and
LC. The oven holds up to forty eight (48) connectors in a neatly organized fash-
ion.
Temperature and time controls are conveniently located on the front panel allow-
ing for easy operation. The oven allows for two modes of curing operation: timer
mode and temperature hold mode.
The timer mode allows the oven to gradually increase to a selected temperature,
maintain the temperature for a selected operating time, and then gradually de-
crease to room temperature by shutting off power to the heating element.
The temperature hold mode maintains the curing oven at a constant selected tem-
perature indefinitely. The desired mode is selected from the front panel, making
set-up simple. The oven can be ordered in either 120 volt (Model# CO-6500) or
240 volt (Model# CO-6600).
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Overview
CAUTION: DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IN ENVIRONMENTS
WHERE FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE GASSES MAY BE PRESENT.
Operating Environment
Do not subject the unit to the following conditions:
 Dramatic temperature fluctuations
 High humidity or condensation
 Water, oil, chemicals, or corrosive gasses
 Dusty environments
 Severe shock or vibration
 Improperly grounded electrical outlets
Operating Location
The unit should be placed on a hard, flat surface that is sturdy enough to support
the weight of the oven, jumpers, and any accessories. A lab table or workbench is
recommended.
 Proper handling must be maintained in order for the unit to operate
correctly
 Do not drop the unit
 Do not shake the unit
 Always ship the unit in the original shipping carton using the original
packing materials
Cleaning
The oven exterior may be cleaned using a slightly dampened cloth and a gentle
cleaner. The temperature controller and timer should never be exposed to such
items as paint thinners, benzene compounds, or strong acids or alkalines.
If cured epoxy builds up on the oven heat plate (or heater block), it may be re-
moved by gently scraping the block with an Exacto knife or similar tool.
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Cure Oven Controls
Item Number Description
1). Operation Mode Selector Switch
2). Temperature Set Point "UP" and “DOWN” Buttons
3). Temperature Readout Switching Button (current temperature or set
point)
4). Temperature Set Point Indicator
5). Temperature Deviation Indicators (above or below set point)
6). Temperature LCD Readout (current temperature or set point)
7). Heat Controller Output Indicator
8). Timer LCD Readout (turns green when cycling)
9). Timer Set Point LCD Readout
10). Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons
(minutes/seconds)
11). Timer Reset Button
12). Timer Cycle Start Button
13). Power “ON/OFF” Switch / Circuit Breaker
14). Power Cord Outlet
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Cure Oven Controls
Item Number Description
1). Operation Mode Selector Switch
2). Temperature Set Point "UP" and “DOWN” Buttons
3). Temperature Readout Switching Button (current temperature or set
point)
4). Temperature Set Point Indicator
5). Temperature Deviation Indicators (above or below set point)
6). Temperature LCD Readout (current temperature or set point)
7). Heat Controller Output Indicator
8). Timer LCD Readout (turns green when cycling)
9). Timer Set Point LCD Readout
10). Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons
(minutes/seconds)
11). Timer Reset Button
12). Timer Cycle Start Button
13). Power “ON/OFF” Switch / Circuit Breaker
14). Power Cord Outlet
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Cure Oven Set up
Place the curing oven on a hard, flat surface that is sturdy enough to support the
weight of the oven, jumpers, and any accessories. A lab table or workbench is
recommended.
Connect the curing oven to the power supply.
Attach the female end of the supplied power cord to the curing oven power
cord outlet (item # 14) located on the back panel of the unit.
Attach the male end of the supplied power cord to the power supply (wall
outlet).
WARNING! TO PROVIDE PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK, CONNECT ONLY TO A PROPERLY GROUNDED
OUTLET.
Turn the curing oven power “ON/OFF” switch/circuit breaker (item # 13)
located on the back panel of the unit to the “ON” position.
Curing Oven Operation: Timer Mode
Select the “TIMER MODE” with the Operation Mode Selector Switch (item #
1). This enables the timer and allows the operator to start the curing cycle when
the oven is filled. Power to the heating element will automatically shut off at the
conclusion of the set cycle time.
Set the desired curing temperature.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item #3) until the Tem-
perature Set Point Indicator (item #4) illuminates. The Temperature LCD
Readout (item #6) will now display the current heat controller set point.
CAUTION: THE CURING OVEN TEMPERATURE SET POINT
MUST NEVER EXCEED 140º C. TEMPERATURES ABOVE 140º C
WILL TRIP THE OVERHEAT THERMOSTAT, SHUTTING OFF
POWER TO THE HEATING ELEMENT.
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Use the Temperature Set Point “UP” and “DOWN” Buttons (item # 2) to
select the desired temperature set point.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item # 3) until no mode
indicators are illuminated. The Temperature LCD Readout (item #6) will
now display the current curing oven heat plate (or heater block) tempera-
ture.
Set the desired cycle time. The cycle time is displayed in the Timer Set Point
LCD Readout (item #9).
Using Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons (item #10) numbers “3” and
“4”, set the desired number of cycle minutes. Button # 3 selects the “ones”
digit and button # 4 selects the “tens” digit.
Using Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons (item #10) numbers “1” and
“2”, set the desired number of cycle seconds. Button # 1 selects the “ones”
digit and button # 2 selects the “tens” digit.
NOTE: Pressing the top of the button increases the unit value, pressing
the bottom of the button decreases the unit value.
Start the temperature cycle.
Ensure the temperature mode selector switch is set to “TIMER MODE”.
Depress the timer cycle start button (item # 12).
The Timer LCD Readout (item # 8) will now turn green and begin to count
down from the cycle time set point and the Temperature LCD Readout
(item # 6) will gradually increase to the oven temperature set point. When
the cycle time has expired, power to the heating element will automatically
shut off and the oven will gradually return to ambient temperature.
NOTE: Depressing the Timer Cycle Start Button (item #12) during the
cycle will restart the timing cycle from the beginning.
Operation of the oven may be stopped by depressing the Timer Reset Button
(item # 11) at any time during the cycle.
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Cure Oven Set up
Place the curing oven on a ha
rd, flat surface that is sturdy enough to support the
weight of the oven, jumpers, and any accessories. A lab tabl
e or workbench is
recommended.
Connect the curing oven to the power supply.
Attach the female end of the supplied
power cord to the curing oven power
cord outlet (item # 14) located on the back panel of the unit.
Attach the male end of the supplied power cord to the power supply (wall
outlet).
WARNING! TO PROVIDE PROTEC
TION AGAINST RISK OF ELEC-
TRIC SHOCK, CONNECT ONLY TO A PROPERLY GROUNDED
OUTLET.
Turn the curing oven power “ON/OFF” switch/circuit breaker (item # 13)
located on the back panel of the unit to the “ON” position.
Curing Oven Operation: Timer Mode
Select the “TIMER MODE” with the Operation Mode Selector Switch (item #
1). This enables the timer and allows the operator to start the curing cycle when
the oven is filled. Power to the heating
element will automatically shut off at the
conclusion of the set cycle time.
Set the desired curing temperature.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item #3) until the Tem-
perature Set Point Indicator (item #4) illuminates. Th
e Temperature LCD
Readout (item #6) will now display th
e current heat controller set point.
CAUTION: THE CURING OVEN TEMPERATURE SET POINT
MUST NEVER EXCEED 140º C. TEMPERATURES ABOVE 140º C
WILL TRIP THE OVERHEAT THERMOSTAT, SHUTTING OFF
POWER TO THE HEATING ELEMENT.
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Use the Temperature Set Point “UP” and “DOWN” Buttons (item # 2) to
select the desired temperature set point.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item # 3) until no mode
indicators are illuminated. The Temperature LCD Readout (item #6) will
now display the current curing oven heat plate (or heater block) tempera-
ture.
Set the desired cycle time. The cycle time is displayed in the Timer Set Point
LCD Readout (item #9).
Using Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons (item #10) numbers “3” and
“4”, set the desired number of cycle minutes. Button # 3 selects the “ones”
digit and button # 4 selects the “tens” digit.
Using Timer Set Point Adjustment Buttons (item #10) numbers “1” and
“2”, set the desired number of cycle seconds. Button # 1 selects the “ones”
digit and button # 2 selects the “tens” digit.
NOTE: Pressing the top of the button increases the unit value, pressing
the bottom of the button decreases the unit value.
Start the temperature cycle.
Ensure the temperature mode selector switch is set to “TIMER MODE”.
Depress the timer cycle start button (item # 12).
The Timer LCD Readout (item # 8) will now turn green and begin to count
down from the cycle time set point and the Temperature LCD Readout
(item # 6) will gradually increase to the oven temperature set point. When
the cycle time has expired, power to the heating element will automatically
shut off and the oven will gradually return to ambient temperature.
NOTE: Depressing the Timer Cycle Start Button (item #12) during the
cycle will restart the timing cycle from the beginning.
Operation of the oven may be stopped by depressing the Timer Reset Button
(item # 11) at any time during the cycle.
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Curing Oven Operation: Temperature Hold Mode
Select the “TEMPERATURE HOLD” mode with the Operation Mode Selector
Switch (item # 1). This disables the timer and allows the curing oven heat plate
to reach the temperature set point and hold constant at that setting until power to
the curing oven is manually shut off at the power “ON/OFF” switch/circuit
breaker (item # 13) located on the back panel of the unit.
NOTE: The heating element is automatically activated when the
“TEMPERATURE HOLD” mode is selected.
Set the desired curing temperature.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item #3) until the Tem-
perature Set Point Indicator (item #4) illuminates. The Temperature LCD
Readout (item # 6) will now display the current heat controller set point.
CAUTION: THE CURING OVEN TEMPERATURE SET POINT
MUST NEVER EXCEED 140º C. TEMPERATURES ABOVE 140º C
WILL TRIP THE OVERHEAT THERMOSTAT, SHUTTING OFF
POWER TO THE HEATING ELEMENT.
Use the Temperature Set Point “UP” and “DOWN” Buttons (item # 2) to
select the desired temperature set point.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item # 3) until no mode
indicators are illuminated. The Temperature LCD Readout will now display
the current curing oven heat plate (or heater block) temperature.
NOTE: Re-selecting “TIMER MODE” will also shut off power to
the heating element.
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Maintenance and Repair
Maintenance of internal electrical parts is not required. Do not disassemble, modi-
fy, or attempt to repair the product.
All repair work must be done by Domaille Engineering at our Rochester, MN
location. Any attempt to modify or repair the unit will void all warranties, either
express or implied.
Simple Troubleshooting
Simple troubleshooting of the oven for common minor problems is possible by
using the following guide:
No power to the curing oven:
Ensure the power cord is securely attached to both the power supply (wall
outlet) and the curing oven Power Cord Outlet (item #14) located on the
back panel of the unit.
Ensure the curing oven Power “ON/OFF” Switch/Circuit Breaker (item
#13) located on the back panel of the unit is in the “ON” position.
NOTE: When the circuit breaker trips, the switch reverts back to the
“OFF” position.
No power to the heating element:
Ensure the thermal overheat switch, located on the right end of the heating
element under the protective cover, is not tripped. (Access the switch by
removing the two screws on the right side of the oven body and lifting the
cover off.) If the thermal overheat switch is tripped, reset it by pressing the
white button in the center of the switch (see photo below).
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Curing Oven Operation: Temperature Hold Mode
Select the “TEMPERATURE HOLD” mode with the Operation Mode Selector
Switch (item # 1). This disables the timer and allows the curing oven heat plate
to reach the temperature set point and hold constant at that setting until power to
the curing oven is manually shut off at the power “ON/OFF” switch/circuit
breaker (item # 13) located on the back panel of the unit.
NOTE: The heating element is automatically activated when the
“TEMPERATURE HOLD” mode is selected.
Set the desired curing temperature.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item #3) until the Tem-
perature Set Point Indicator (item #4) illuminates. The Temperature LCD
Readout (item # 6) will now display the current heat controller set point.
CAUTION: THE CURING OVEN TEMPERATURE SET POINT
MUST NEVER EXCEED 140º C. TEMPERATURES ABOVE 140º C
WILL TRIP THE OVERHEAT THERMOSTAT, SHUTTING OFF
POWER TO THE HEATING ELEMENT.
Use the Temperature Set Point “UP” and “DOWN” Buttons (item # 2) to
select the desired temperature set point.
Press the Temperature Readout Switching Button (item # 3) until no mode
indicators are illuminated. The Temperature LCD Readout will now display
the current curing oven heat plate (or heater block) temperature.
NOTE: Re-selecting “TIMER MODE” will also shut off power to
the heating element.
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Maintenance and Repair
Maintenance of internal electrical parts is not required. Do not disassemble, modi-
fy, or attempt to repair the product.
All repair work must be done by Domaille Engineering at our Rochester, MN
location. Any attempt to modify or repair the unit will void all warranties, either
express or implied.
Simple Troubleshooting
Simple troubleshooting of the oven for common minor problems is possible by
using the following guide:
No power to the curing oven:
Ensure the power cord is securely attached to both the power supply (wall
outlet) and the curing oven Power Cord Outlet (item #14) located on the
back panel of the unit.
Ensure the curing oven Power “ON/OFF” Switch/Circuit Breaker (item
#13) located on the back panel of the unit is in the “ON” position.
NOTE: When the circuit breaker trips, the switch reverts back to the
“OFF” position.
No power to the heating element:
Ensure the thermal overheat switch, located on the right end of the heating
element under the protective cover, is not tripped. (Access the switch by
removing the two screws on the right side of the oven body and lifting the
cover off.) If the thermal overheat switch is tripped, reset it by pressing the
white button in the center of the switch (see photo below).
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