Whirlpool MT 263/WH User manual

SERVICE Whirlpool Europe
Customer Services MT 263/WH
This documentation is only intended for qualified technicians who are aware of the respec-
tive safety regulations.
Date: 27.01.1998 Subject to modification
Document-No.: 4812 714 12124
Model MT 263/WH
Version 8538 263 53291 Page
Introduction safety 2
Technical data 3
Text/Legend 4 - 12
Spare part list 13
Exploded view 14
Wiring diagram 15
Program diagram 16 - 17
Service Manual
Microwave oven
MT 263/WH

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Introduction safety
INTRODUCTION
Before leaving the factory each oven is carefully checked.
It must, however, be installed and used correctly.
Despite all the steps taken to make the oven safe, the safety is dependent on the correct installation and the fact
the user understands how to use and maintain the oven.
The information in this section should be used as a reminder that the oven is safe and that anyone who uses it must
first read the instructions for use in order to be able to use the oven correctly and obtain best results.
SAFETY
To avoid injury to yourself and damage to the appliance always work to the following rules when servicing an oven.
Always disconnect the plug from the mains before starting work.
If there is no plug switch off the electric supply at the control box.
When you have finished servicing an oven before you reconnect it to the mains, make sure that:
- all the internal connections are correct
- the wires are insulated and not touching the door or the cabinet or anything sharp
- all the earth connections are electrically and mechanically sound
- do not modify or anyway interfere with the safety devices built-in to the oven
- make sure that each replacement part you use conforms to the manufacturer´s specifications
Do not start a repair if you have any doubt as to your ability to complete it.
CAUTION - MICROWAVE RADIATION
PERSONNEL SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO THE MICROWAVE ENERGY WHICH MAY RADIATE FROM THE MAGNETRON,
WAVEGUIDE OR ANTENNA IF THEY ARE IMPROPERLY USED OR CONNECTED. ALL INPUT
AND OUTPUT MICROWAVE CONNECTIONS, WAVEGUIDES, FLANGES AND GASKETS MUST BE SECURE.
NEVER OPERATE THE DEVICE WITHOUT A MICROWAVE ENERGY ABSORBING LOAD ATTACHED.
NEVER LOOK INTO AN OPEN WAVEGUIDE OR ANTENNA WHILE THE DEVICE IS ENERGIZED.
NEVER OPERATE AN OVEN WITH CABINET OFF WITHOUT MEASURING THE MICROWAVE LEAKAGE
AROUND MAGNETRON AND VISIBLE MICROWAVE CONNECTIONS (WELDING JOINTS).
Do not operate the oven if the following conditions exist:
- the door does not close firmly against the door support because of the door being warped or the hinges damaged.
- The door trims or seals are damaged.
- If there is any visible damage to the oven.
- if the door does not close properly.
Avoid operating the oven if known components in the interlock system, oven door or microwave
generating assembly are known defective. They must be replaced.
WARNING - HIGH VOLTAGE
IT IS POSSIBLE TO COME IN CONTACT WITH LETHAL HIGH VOLTAGE WHEN WORKING WITH
HV TRANSFORMER, HV CAPACITOR AND MAGNETRON. THEREFORE NEVER TRY TO MEASURE
THE HIGH VOLTAGE. ALWAYS TAKE UTMOST CARE WHEN PERFORMING ELECTRIC
MEASUREMENTS INSIDE THE OVEN.

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Technical data
ELECTRICAL
Europe 230 V, 50 Hz
230 - 240 V, 50 Hz (UK)
East Europe 220 V, 50 Hz
Australia 240 V, 50 Hz
Hong Kong 220 V, 50 Hz
USA 120 V, 60 Hz
Canada 120 V, 50 Hz
Microwave characteristics
Output power 950 W
frequency 2450 Mhz
Grill
900 W
Timer
Electronic, Range 5 s to 90 min
Weight
Gross 23,5 kg
Dimensions
Outer dimensions 320 x 530 x 450 mm
Cavity dimensions 205 x 330 x 370mm

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Description of the Display Symbols
a) The Food Class Bar indicates the food class and is lit when auto defrost, auto crisp, auto crisp reheat or
auto crisp cook is selected.
b) "AUTO" is lit when auto defrost, auto reheat, beverage or auto crisp is selected.
c) "SENSE" or ”boil” is displayed when an auto function is started.
”HEAT” or ”COOK” is displayed when Auto Crisp Reheat or Auto Crisp Cook.
”JET” is displayed when using maximum MW power.
d) Personal preference for the auto functions is indicated by "-2", "-","+", "+2". When no personal preference
is chosen, all are turned off.
e) The defrost symbol is lit during manual or auto defrost.
f) The beverage symbol is lit when Beverage is selected.
g) The reheat symbol is lit when Auto Reheat, Auto Crisp Reheat, Auto Crisp Cook or Auto Boil is selected.
h) The grill symbol is lit when a function using the grill element is selected. The lower part of the symbol
blinks during cooking.
i) The MW symbols are lit when a function using microwaves is selected.
j) The fan symbol indicates that the convection function is in operation.
k) The pan symbol is lit when a crisp function is selected, indicating that the crisp pan must be used.
l) The plate symbol is lit when a cooking function is selected, indicating whether the turn table is rotating
or not. It flashes
rapidly if the turntable is switched off when it must be rotating.
m) The Power-/Temp-/Process bar indicates:
· MW power. Jet is indicated by a rolling bar.
· the temperature in convection heating.
· how far the process has advanced when using the auto functions.
Real time clock
Time is set by pressing the CLOCK button. Set the hours with the timer knob. Press the CLOCK button again
and set the minutes with the timer knob. Finally, press the CLOCK button again to clear the seconds and start
the clock.
Cooking time
The cooking time is set with the timer knob. The maximum cooking time that can be set is 90 minutes.
Microwave power
To adjust the microwave power, press the POWER buttons. The current power level is displayed in Watts for 2
seconds. The power level is stepped with the POWER buttons, while the power level is displayed. If POWER is
pressed when the oven is in stand by, the power level is set to 750 W. The oven is started with the START
button.
JET
If the oven is in stand by and the START button is pressed, cooking is started immediately at full power. If the
oven is already cooking, the timer is incremented 30 seconds each time the button is pressed, but the power
setting is not affected.
Auto Defrost (El Crisp and Crisp Convection only)
Press the AUTO DEFROST button until the wanted Food Class is selected. See Table . Turn the rotacoder until
the shown weight corresponds as close as possible to the weight of the food. Press the START button. The
time needed will be calculated and the oven starts.
Note: The turntable must be rotating when using this function.

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Table: Food Classes for Auto Crisp
Auto Crisp (El Crisp and Crisp Convection only)
Press the AUTO CRISP button until the wanted Food Class is selected. See Table . Turn the rotacoder until the
shown weight corresponds as close as possible to the weight of the food. Press the START button. The time
needed will be calculated and the oven starts.
Note: The turntable must be rotating when using this function.
Table: Food Classes for Auto Crisp
Crisp
Select crisp by pressing the CRISP button. Set the cooking time with timer knob and start with the START
button.
NOTE: The turntable must be rotating when using this function.
Grill
Use the GRILL button to select grill operation. Set the cooking time with timer knob and start with the START
button. The grill can be toggled on/off with the Grill button.
NOTE: - When the Crisp or Grill function is selected, the grill indicator is lit. When cooking is started, the
lower grill indicator blinks.
NOTE 2: - The turntable must be rotating when using GRILL only. Grill/MW-combination is allowed with
nonrotating turntable however.
Forced Air (El Convection and Fuzzy Crisp Convection only)
Press the Forced air button repeatedly until the desired temperature (in C) is displayed.
If the Forced air button is pressed again, the temperature will change to the next level. If "0 C" is selected the
Forced air function will be switched off. Temperature is also displayed in the bargraph. A flashing segment
indicates the set temperature and the steady segments indicate the real oven temperature. When all the lit
segments in the bargraph are steady the set temperature is reached. One beep/ping indicates this.
Forced air can be used alone or in combination with microwaves (max 650W. For CH/DK and some other
countries there are some strict limitations. See technical manual for details).
1 Auto Defrost Meat 50 g - 2 kg
2 Auto Defrost Fish 50 g - 2 kg
3 Auto Defrost Bread 50 g - 2 kg
4 Auto Defrost Vegetables 50 g - 2 kg
5 Auto Defrost Chicken/Chicken parts 50 g - 3 kg
1 Auto Crisp Pizza 200 g - 600 g
2 Auto Crisp Pie/Quiche 200 g - 600 g
3 Auto Crisp Chicken Parts 200 g - 600 g
4 Auto Crisp Potato Products 200 g - 600 g

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Quick Heat (El Convection and Fuzzy Crisp Convection only)
The Quick heat function is used to warm up the empty oven to a wanted temperature as fast as possible. (Both
the grill and the forced air are switched on simultaneously).
Press the Quick heat button repeatedly until the desired temperature (in C) is displayed.
Press the Start button (no cooking time shall be selected). The oven starts and the set temperature is
displayed. When the set temperature is reached, the oven beeps three times and automatically switches over
to Forced air (see display symbols).
(If you don’t open the door the temperature will be kept for ten minutes, the oven beeps every minute and
then it switches off). Place the food in the oven, select time and press the START button.
Turn Table Stop
The Turn Table Stop switch is used to select between rotating and non rotating turntable. Some functions
require that the turntable is rotating however.
Stop
The STOP button aborts any operation started, and returns the oven to standby.
If the door is left open one extra press of the Stop button will switch of the light.
Microwave Power Control
Power table and timings
The peak microwave power is specified in the technical specification of the oven. To obtain lower power levels,
the magnetron is switched on and off. The cycle time is 20 seconds. The magnetron is on during a portion of
the cycle time, then it is switched off until the beginning of the next cycle. The on-time varies depending on
which power level has been selected.
Power table 50 Hz
Indicated
power (W) Cycle Time (s) On time from contr. system (s) Start delay time (s) Effecive on time (s)
90 20.5 3.5 1.5 2
160 20.5 5 1.5 3.5
350 20.5 9 1.4 7.6
500 20.5 12.1 1.3 10.8
650 20.5 15.3 1.2 14.1
750 20.5 17.2 1 16.2
850 20.5 18.9 0.5 18.4

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Power table 60 Hz
Circuit description
Transformer and Rectifier
El Crisp:
The voltages necessary to the control system are taken from transformer 5101. It has two secondary windings,
one 2.4V (RMS.) with a centre-tap, to drive the filament of the display, and one 25V (RMS.) winding to supply
the rest of the circuits. There is a thermal overload protection included in the transformer, to avoid insulation
breakdown in the case of short circuits on the secondary side. The primary and secondary circuits are
completely isolated from each other. The rectifier consists of diodes 6110, 6111, 6112 and 6113. The rectified
voltage is smoothed by capacitor 2210.
Fuzzy Crisp, Conv, Fuzzy Crisp Conv:
The voltages necessary to the control system are taken from transformer 5101. It has two secondary windings,
one 2.5V winding to drive the filament of the display, and one 20V (RMS) winding to supply the rest of the
circuits. There is a thermal overload protection included in the transformer, to avoid insulation breakdown in the
case of short circuits on the secondary side. The primary and secondary circuits are completely isolated from
each other.
The voltage is doubled in the circuit consisting of the diodes 6110 and 6112 and the capacitors 2101 and 2110.
Microcomputer
The oven is controlled by a single chip microcomputer. It contains RAM and ROM, timer and a clock generator.
The input- and output ports are used to control the display and relays, to read the keys and the rotary encoder.
and to measure the signals from the weight, humidity and temperature sensors. The clock generator uses an
external ceramic resonator to keep an accurate frequency.
VDD and micro processor reset
The voltage between VDD and VSS is regulated by zener diode 6222 and the base-emitter voltage of the
transistor 7222. At start-up the transistor is not conducting, so the reset-pin of 7000 is held low by the resistor
3223. When the voltage between VDD and VSS has increased to about 4.0 Volts, the base current of 7222 is
high enough to make the transistor conduct, and the reset-pin goes high.
When port P13 is set low the reset level is approximately 3 V. This function is used to avoid reset in some parts
of the program execution.
Current to the VDD is feed from either the F/L relay ( 4901) when this is activated or from transistor 7223 when
the relay is turned off.
Indicated
power (W) Cycle Time (s) On time from contr. system (s) Start delay time (s) Effecive on time (s)
90 23 3.7 1.5 2.2
160 23 5.4 1.5 3.9
350 23 9.9 1.4 8.5
500 23 13.4 1.3 12.1
650 23 17 1.2 15.8
750 23 19.2 1 18.2
850 23 21.1 0.5 20.6

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VKK, Display and Buzzer.
El Crisp:
Zener diode 6126 and transistor 7125 generates a stabilised voltage of approximately -22V DC.
This voltage supplies the midpoint of the transformer filament winding and the buzzer.
VKK voltages is supplied by a voltage divider (3127 and 3128) and emitter follower 7128.
Fuzzy Crisp, Convection and Fuzzy Crisp Convection:
The transistors 7172 and 7171, and the zener diode 6172 stabilise the VKK and buzzer supply voltage to
approximately -34 V.
The midpoint of the transformer filament winding is feed via zener diode 6171.
Relay Driver Circuits
To prevent the relays from being activated if the processor is hung up, the relay driver is ac coupled. This
means that a pulse train on output P20 is necessary to activate the relays.
When any relay shall be activated the output of P20 will deliver pulses t low = 229 us and
t high = 15 us.
Transistor 7232 and 7134 is switched on when P20 goes low and they are switched of when P20 goes high.
Capacitor 2232 and resistor 3232 forms an integrator. The voltage over capacitor 2240 is equal to the average
voltage over the relay coils. When transistor 7134 is switched of the current in the relay coils continue to flow
through the diodes 6133.. The negative pole of 2232 goes to plus 0,6 V. If the voltage over 2232 exceeds the
zenervoltage of 6236 the zener diode will conduct and when P20 goes low and the transistors 7232 and 7134
can not switch on.
Transistors 7131, 7130, 7161, 7163 is used to switch on MW, Grill, FC heat and the FC fan
relays. The El Crisp does not contain the FC relays.
The F/L relay has to be on to enable any other relay to be activated.
When the door is open and the fan supply is interrupted by the secondary door switch, the frequency of the
pulse train on P20 is 340 Hz when the F/L relay shall be turned on. the dutycycle is 75 % (low) on the El Crisp
control and 58 % (low) on Fuzzy Crisp, Convection and Fuzzy Crisp Convection.
50 Hz Sensing Circuit
The 50Hz-signal is taken from the secondary winding of the mains transformer, before the rectifier. The
voltage is divided by 3210 and 3211 before it is fed to transistor 7211. Port G13/R32 of the micro processor is
normally high (Vss), except for a short moment when the voltage on the collector of 7211 is sensed once every
ms.
Feedback Circuit
The feed back circuit consists of 3101- 3106, 6105 and 7101. When a current flows through the LED of 7101 and
the output pin 4 is high and turns off transistor 7102. Port R61 of the micro processor is normally kept low
(Vss), except for a short moment when the voltage on 2201 is sensed. If 7102 is off the micro processor will
read a ”zero” and when 7202 is on the micro processor will read a ”one”. The RC time constant 2201 * 3201 is
only 5,6 us and will not influence the timing of the feedback signal.
Keyboard
All keyboard switches are connected in a matrix with four rows and four columns. The columns are pulled high,
one at a time, during scanning. The key scanning is combined with the display drive circuitry.
If any key is pressed, one of the processor inputs will be high when the corresponding output is high. The
inputs K00-K03 have internal pull down resistors.
When OTP is used external pull down resistors must be used ( 3285, 3286, 3287 and 3288).

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Display
The display is of the vacuum fluorescent type. It is driven directly from the microprocessor high voltage
outputs. These are provided with internal pull down resistors. The display has a matrix of segments and grids.
The grids are continuously scanned by the processor, except for a pause during key scanning. Each grid is held
high for a moment, then there is a short blanking period before the next grid is activated. The segments are
pulled high when they should be lit during scanning.
Buzzer with ping
By controlling the supply voltage to the Buzzer the volume can be controlled. This is used to form the clock-like
PING function. Transistor 7152 feeds the buzzer with the voltage over the capacitor 2152. The resistor 3152
discharges the capacitor logarithmically. This gives the clock like decay effect. The transistor 7153 loads the
capacitor again at request from the micro processor.
The buzzer (4625) voltage is switched by transistor 7251. The base of 7251 is fed with a 2048 Hz square wave
from the micro processor.
Convection Temperature Sensor Interface (Crisp Convection and Fuzzy Crisp Convection only)
This interface works in the same way as the fuzzy temperature sensor interface.
Error Codes
Certain fault conditions are indicated by an error code. The following codes are implemented:
ERR 0 Convection temperature sensor fault Not connected or short circuit
ERR 1 Short circuit in the MW relay
ERR 6 Weight sensor calibration has not been performed
ERR 7 Humidity sensor is defect or has not been connected
ERR 8 Impossible to write to E PROMERR 9Options have not been set
ERR A No wheel detected on weight sensor
ERR B No pulses from the weight sensor or <4267 Hz
ERR C Fuzzy temperature sensor fault. Not 19-41 C˚
Test Mode
The microprocessor program contains a test mode, in order to simplify checking and trouble shooting of the
control system. To enter test mode: Keep the STOP button pressed, open S1 or open the door of the oven and
force a reset of the microprocessor. This can be done by short circuiting the base and emitter of 7202, or by
disconnecting the power at least two seconds.
To exit test mode press the STOP button.
Test Mode Entry
Action Reaction
Open the door
Release the TT-stop switch. This must be done only if the
power has been disconnected for more than 30 sec.
Press STOP and, at the same time, connect power All segments on the display are lit.
Close the door The display will darken for half a second while the
Running mask number is output to the display pins.
Mask number and Options will show on the display in
the format MMMOO (Ex: 1 02).
When test mode is entered, all segments in the display will be lit. Close the door. The Running mask number
is output to the display pins for 500 milliseconds. Then the mask number and the option setting will be
indicated in the following format:

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MMMO2O1
Where MMM is the mask number and O1 and O2 are option 1 and option 2.
When the keys are affected, display segments and relays etc. are switched on and off according to table 2.
If no key has been touched for 30 seconds the oven leaves test mode.
When test mode is entered the following tests are initiated:
(Crisp Convection and Fuzzy Convection only)
Convection temperature reading. This takes approximately 5 seconds, then the temperature value is available
when any of FC or QH keys is pressed.
Test Mode Functions
The following table is valid for processor 4619 678 4333x
The following table is valid for processor 4619 678 4361x
Key Crisp +
Conv. Digit F/L relay
1901
Grill
relay
1904
FC heat
1905 FC fan 1907 Buzzer
Clock
4251 5 G on off off off off Toggles Buzzer com- munication on/off
AUT Dfr
4240 4 G on off off off off
AUT Cri
4243 1 G on off off off off
Crisp
4241 2 G on on off off off
Grill
4242 3 G on on off off off
Forced Conv.
4252 Temp on off on on off Convection temp measurement
Quick Heat
4252 Temp on on on on off Convection temp measurement
Power -
4230 2 G on off off off off
Power
4231 3 G on off off off off
Power +
4232 4 G on off off off off
Start
4220 1 G off off off off off
Stop
4222 off off off off off off Exit test mode

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Switch Digit F/L
relay
1901
Grill
relay
1904
FC heat
1905 FC fan 1907 Buzzer
4220 UE
CAL
S
off off off If buzzer is on: Start weighing,„UE“
If Buzzer is off: Start calibration, „CAL“
If calibration is finished, store
calibration factor, „S“
4222 off off off off Exit test mode
4252 Cal Fact on off off on
if fault Display calibration factor.
If no pulses display Errb
4232 Balance
Err 7 on off off on if fault Display humidity sensor balance. The
value should be from 129 to 767.“Err7“
is displayed if no sensor is connected
4231 Fuzzy
Temp on on off on if fault Displayed of fuzzy temp <17
or fuzzy temp >29 then display ErrC

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Spare part list
Model MT 263/WH
Service No. 853826353291
Version 853826353291
Pos. No. 12NC Code Description
002 0 4819 442 38912 Cabinet
002 2 4819 442 38914 Cover Mica plate upper
002 5 4819 325 28031 Insulator plate left
002 6 4819 325 28032 Insulator plate right
002 7 4819 325 28033 Insulator right
013 0 4819 462 79423 Foot
041 0 4819 417 19547 Hinge left
041 1 4819 417 19548 Hinge right
041 2 4819 535 98354 Shaft
044 0 4819 492 48168 Spring
044 1 4819 404 79353 Support
100 0 4819 442 38973 Door compl. WH
120 0 4819 442 38917 Door,inner
121 0 4819 459 48832 Frame door inner
130 0 4819 404 79332 Unit,pushbutton for doorswitch
131 0 4819 535 38153 Lock door
141 0 4819 450 58203 Oven glass
143 0 4819 459 48847 Frame outer
201 0 4819 442 38974 Panel, rear
203 0 4819 325 28029 Insulator
204 0 4819 462 58337 Heat shield
204 1 4819 418 79676 Separator set
234 0 4819 325 18122 Plate / Holder
245 0 4819 458 68122 Grid
246 0 4819 310 18538 Crisp plate VIP27
246 1 4819 498 78193 Handle crisp
255 0 4819 466 78408 Turntable
264 0 4819 535 79159 Rail
264 1 4819 462 38767 Crosspiece
301 0 4819 276 38355 Switch,pushbut.
305 0 4819 404 79333 Holder
320 0 4819 453 59159 Panel,control WH
332 2 4819 410 28924 Button clockset
333 0 4819 410 28932 Button start
334 3 4819 410 28929 Button power
334 4 4819 412 58619 Knob timer
334 5 4819 410 28934 Button stop
334 6 4819 410 28936 Button tt-stop
334 7 4819 410 28927 Button plus
334 8 4819 410 28925 Button minus
352 0 4819 130 38083 Display
355 0 4819 280 18029 Buzzer
404 0 4819 131 58019 Magnetron
404 1 4819 462 38875 Conveyor
404 2 4819 462 38874 Air guide
406 0 4819 361 18381 Motor TT
406 1 4819 502 18372 Screw for TT-Motor
406 2 4819 532 68686 Gasket ring
411 0 4819 148 68081 Transformer
412 0 4819 145 78208 Transformer,HT 240 V
420 0 4819 121 38012 Capacitor HT 240V
420 1 4819 404 78839 Bracket capacitor
421 0 4819 121 18162 Filter,mains
426 0 4819 121 18265 Diode HV
440 0 4819 361 18439 Motor
Pos. No. 12NC Code Description
440 1 4819 361 18438 Holder motor
440 2 4819 358 18151 Belt pulley FC-Wheel
440 3 4819 522 38025 Belt ,drive
440 4 4819 520 18035 Bearing,ball
440 5 4819 529 18121 Shock absorber
442 0 4819 361 18361 Motor Blower
442 1 4819 462 38876 Cap fan
442 2 4819 462 38877 Inlet fan
443 0 4819 515 28224 Fan wheel
451 0 4819 259 28908 Heating element
451 1 4819 515 28282 Fan wheel
451 2 4819 532 28256 Washer for motor
451 3 4819 492 68802 Spring
451 4 4819 462 58336 Guard heating element
452 0 4819 259 98558 Infraredelement
452 1 4819 325 18123 Reflector
485 0 4819 320 28025 Cable,HT
490 0 4819 321 18262 Cable,mains China
502 0 4819 214 78649 Control unit
502 1 4819 113 88001 Resistor 100 Ohm
502 3 4819 101 48142 Potentiometer
505 0 4819 209 88058 Microprocessor
561 0 4819 282 48281 Thermostat for magnetron 125 C
564 0 4819 282 48275 Thermostat 165C
566 0 4819 282 48247 Thermostat 145 C
571 0 4819 360 58589 Valve
571 1 4819 404 79354 Holder
571 2 4819 442 78326 Flap
571 3 4819 462 58335 Reflector
571 4 4819 450 58233 Glass lamp
617 0 4819 280 68363 Relay
617 1 4819 280 68321 Relay
622 0 4819 276 18349 Switch VKS
622 1 4819 276 18273 Switch VKS
622 3 4819 271 38256 Switch
633 0 4819 276 18336 Switch, door
651 0 4819 134 28029 Lamp cavity 240V - 25W
691 0 4819 210 78081 Sensor temp.
743 0 4819 442 78327 Conveyor
971 0 4819 252 28125 Fuse 10A
972 0 4819 252 28121 Fuse T100mA

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Wiring diagram
4003 Control System
4010 Magnetron
4030 Mainsfilter
4040 Secondary doorswitch
4050 Monitor doorswitch
4060 Primary doorswitch
4070 Motor fan
4080 Motor turntable
4120 Oven lamp
4130 Thermostat oven
4140 Thermostat magne-
tron
4170 Thermostat hot air
4180 Heatingelement grill
4181 Heatingelement grill
4190 Heatingelementhotair
4305 Sensor temp.
4450 Sensor humidity
2000 HT capacitor
5000 HT transformer
6000 HT diode