Amana Menumaster Err2 Error Code

What does Amana Menumaster Err2 mean?

Err2 is a display service code on Amana Menumaster commercial microwaves that points to one of several short-circuit or board faults in the control path. The manual lists four possible conditions for Err2: a shorted touch panel, a failed high-voltage board, a shorted display board, or a shorted cable running from the H.V. board to the display board. The control posts Err2 so the technician can isolate which of these is at fault.

Symptoms

• Display shows Err2 during operation.
• Oven will not run a normal cook cycle.
• Keypad presses may behave erratically if the touch panel is shorted.
• Code may clear briefly after a power cycle then return.

Common causes

• Shorted touch panel.
• Failed high-voltage (H.V.) board.
• Shorted display board.
• Shorted cable between the H.V. board and the display board.

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Diagnostic steps

1. Power down and retest first

   Unplug the oven for one minute, reconnect power, and retest. If the unit operates properly afterward, no service call is required.

2. Observe high-voltage safety procedures

   Check grounding, discharge the high-voltage capacitor, and remember 208/230 VAC is present in the H.V. board and power relay before working on any component.

3. Isolate the faulty component

   Because Err2 has four listed causes, check each in turn: the touch panel, the H.V. board, the display board, and the cable joining the H.V. board to the display board.

4. Replace the failed part

   Per the corrective actions, replace the touch panel, the H.V. board, the display board, or the cable depending on which is found shorted or failed, then retest.

When to call a professional

Err2 can stem from the high-voltage board, where 208/230 VAC and a charged capacitor are present, and diagnosis requires isolating among four possible faults. The manual limits these repairs to a trained technician who follows the eight caution steps. Unless you are qualified to service commercial microwave high-voltage and control circuits, perform only the power-cycle retest and then call an authorized Amana Menumaster service agent.