Unox WC02
Hood power board over temperature warning.
Source: Unox/Unox_XACC-0513-EPLM_ServiceManualAll_CommercialKitchen.pdf
What does Unox WC02 mean?
WC02 is a power board over-temperature warning on the hood accessory. The hood's power board is running too hot. Because it is a peripheral, the oven can still be used while the hood function is restricted and the warning flags the overheating electronics.
Symptoms
- WC02 warning referencing the hood
- Hood power board running hot
- Hood function restricted, oven still usable
- Warning clears as the board cools
Common causes
- Inadequate cooling of the hood power board
- High ambient temperature around the hood
- Cooling airflow issue
- Hood power board fault
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Allow cooling
Let the hood cool and check whether the warning clears.
- 02
Check cooling airflow
Verify cooling airflow over the hood board and clearance around the hood.
- 03
Check the installation
Confirm the hood is installed per the manual with adequate ventilation.
- 04
Service the board
If overheating continues with correct cooling, have the hood power board checked and replaced if faulty.
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When to call a professional
WC02 affects hood electronics. Diagnosing the cooling and the hood power board requires accessing the hood and mains-voltage work; have a qualified Unox technician investigate if a cool-down does not resolve it.
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