Unox WF23
Blower tachometer alarm.
Source: Unox/Unox_XACC-0513-EPLM_ServiceManualAll_CommercialKitchen.pdf
What does Unox WF23 mean?
WF23 is a blower tachometer warning. The tachometer that measures the blower (fan) speed is not returning a valid signal, so the oven cannot confirm the blower is running at the correct speed. It warns the user while air circulation monitoring is impaired.
Symptoms
- WF23 warning on the control panel
- Blower speed cannot be confirmed by the control
- Possible uneven air circulation
- Warning recurs during operation
Common causes
- Faulty blower tachometer / speed sensor
- Wiring fault on the tachometer signal
- Connector fault at the sensor or board
- Blower motor speed irregular
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Power down and check the sensor
Turn off power and inspect the blower tachometer and its connections.
- 02
Reseat the connector
Reconnect the tachometer signal connector at the sensor and the board.
- 03
Test the signal wiring
Check continuity of the tachometer wiring with a multimeter.
- 04
Replace the sensor
Replace the tachometer if it does not provide a valid speed signal and retest.
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When to call a professional
WF23 concerns the fan speed feedback. Testing and replacing the tachometer requires opening the oven and accessing the blower assembly, which a qualified Unox technician should handle if reseating the connector does not resolve the warning.
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