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Appliance Operation (cont.)
General Sequence of Operation — Heated Appliances
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When the appliance is plugged in...
1. The interior lights illuminate on glass door models (if not, see "Light Switch Location" (pg. #).
2. The electronic temperature control display illuminates (if installed).
When the appliance is in heat mode...
1. There may be a short delay before the heater(s) start. This delay may be determined by time or by temperature.
2. The temperature control cycles the heater(s) by sensing air temperature, not a product temperature.
a. Mechanical Temperature Control
i. The temperature control cycles the compressor on and off as determined by the cut-in and cut-out temperatures.
1. The dial temperature represents the average appliance temperature.
b. Electronic Temperature Control with a Display
i. The temperature control cycles the heater(s) on and off as determined by the set point and differential temperatures.
1. The set point is the adjustable preprogrammed temperature designed to be either the cut-out temperature or it will
match the average appliance holding temperature (only when used with a high and low differential).
2. The differential temperature(s) is the non-adjustable preprogrammed temperature used to determine when the
compressor turns on and off (only when the set point is the average holding temperature).
3. An analog thermometer, a digital thermometer, or an electronic control display may reflect the heating cycle swings of up and
down temperatures, not a product temperature. The most accurate method to determine an appliance's operation is to
verify the product temperature.
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