Unox AL04
Prover chamber/resistor temperature probe alarm.
Source: Unox/Unox_XACC-0513-EPLM_ServiceManualAll_CommercialKitchen.pdf
What does Unox AL04 mean?
AL04 is a chamber/resistor temperature probe alarm on the prover accessory. A temperature probe measuring the prover chamber or heating resistor has failed or is disconnected, so the prover stops to avoid uncontrolled heating. The main oven can still be used.
Symptoms
- AL04 shown referencing the prover
- Prover will not heat or hold temperature
- Implausible prover temperature reading
- Alarm persists across restarts
Common causes
- Chamber/resistor probe disconnected
- Probe out of range or failed
- Wiring fault to the probe
- Connector problem
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Power down and check the probe
Turn off power and confirm the prover chamber/resistor probe is connected.
- 02
Measure the probe
Measure the probe with a multimeter to confirm it is within range.
- 03
Inspect the wiring
Check the wiring between the probe and the prover board.
- 04
Replace the probe
Replace the temperature probe if it is out of specification and retest.
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When to call a professional
AL04 affects the prover accessory. Confirming the probe and wiring requires accessing the prover electronics; have a qualified Unox technician verify and replace the probe if reconnecting it does not clear the alarm.
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