Convotherm E02 Error Code
Connection area temperature too high.
Source: Convotherm/CLE-OGB-10.10_iom.pdf
What does Convotherm E02 mean?
E02 indicates the temperature in the oven's connection area has risen too high. According to the manual this is caused by a connection area ventilation fault or blocked air supply. The control flags the condition so the unit can cool; the manual notes you may allow the combi to cool or continue cooking at a lower oven temperature while arranging service.
Symptoms
- Display shows error code E02 for connection area temperature too high
- Connection area runs hotter than normal
- Reduced cooking performance until the unit cools
Common causes
- Connection area ventilation fault
- Air supply to the connection area blocked
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Diagnostic steps
Allow the combi to cool
The manual's first remedy is to let the oven cool down so the connection area temperature drops back into range.
Continue at a lower temperature
If cooking must continue, the manual allows operating at a lower oven temperature to limit heat in the connection area.
Check for blocked air supply
Inspect the connection area ventilation path for blockage, since a blocked air supply is one listed cause.
Call customer service
The manual directs you to call customer service for the ventilation fault behind E02.
When to call a professional
If allowing the oven to cool and clearing any obvious air blockage does not stop E02 from returning, the manual attributes the fault to a connection area ventilation problem and directs you to call customer service. Diagnosing the ventilation fan and air paths inside the connection area requires a qualified Convotherm by Cleveland authorized service representative.
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