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| Make: | Thermador |
| Category: | Home Appliances |
| Home Appliance – Type: | Oven |
| Product Type: | Parts & Accessories |
| Parts & Accessories – Type: | Service Manual |
| Subject | Thermador Oven service and troubleshooting |
| Illustrated Edition | Yes |
| Format | |
| Language | English |
| Intended Audience | Service Technicians |
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- Table of Contents
- General
- Serial Number/Data Sticker Locations
- Model and Parts Identification
- Symbols You will See in the Manual
- Important Safety Information
- Thermador Warranty
- Installation
- Important Installation Information
- Ventilation Requirements
- Cabinet Preparation
- Unpacking, Moving, & Placing the Range
- Installing the Anti-Tip Device
- Gas Requirements & Hookup
- Electrical Requirements, Connection, & Grounding
- Backguard Installation
- Door Installation
- Tests and Adjustments
- Cooktop Section
- Cooktop Components
- Burner Components
- Control Panel Components
- Burner Box Components
- Feature Operation Gas Flow
- Oven Section
- Oven Components
- Top Components
- Interior Components
- Rear Components
- Component Description
- Diagnostics
- Wiring Diagrams
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SERVICE MANUAL
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THERMADOR
PROFESSIONAL RANGES
Model PDR366
with High Shelf PRS36HS
Dual Fuel Model PDR36
FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
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5040008372A
January, 2003
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Troubleshooting
Microwave – Culinary Questions. Food is heated unevenly in the microwave
- Culinary Questions. Uneven cookingCooking. Food Characteristics and Microwave Cooking Observe the cooking process Observe the cooking process. If your microwave…
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What should I do if frozen food does not thaw evenly during defrosting?
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How to clean your microwave
- Appearance We recommend cleaning the outer casing of the microwave oven with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth, if necessary using a mild detergent. Do not use additional cleaners or solvents, hard brushes …
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Extraneous clicking sounds in the microwave
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Cooking Questions) Food burns in the microwave
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Brick stove and fireplace repairs, prices
Prices for stove and fireplace repairs
Repair of brick ovens is interesting for an enthusiastic master, but, everyone understands, frankly dirty, physically difficult and painstaking work. The stove-maker, smeared in the ashes, who repaired the stove, is sincerely unreasonably happy!
Prices for repairing brick ovens are just as difficult to predict as for masonry without seeing the exact amount of work. But for reference, 1 working day of the master will cost you about 5-6 thousand rubles . During this time, he will be able, for example, to replace a stove, a door, a few burned-out bricks. The operating time will inevitably increase if you deal with bricks of the internal structure, which are inconvenient to get close to.
What kind of oven repair can you do yourself?
Consider the situation. You arrived at the dacha or in a country house after the winter, you decided to kindle the stove, but it does not flare up and the smoke goes into the room.
In this case, most likely, the smoke channels were clogged, for example, with ash swollen from moisture or crumbling clay solution. Here are our DIY brick oven repair tips.
If the oven has cleaning doors for access to the channels, then the owner can easily clean the oven. There are stoves in which there are no cleaning doors, they were not installed before, but the stove-makers, respecting their fellow, as well as the owner of the stove, left the bricks at the level of the channel a little advanced. They are easily recognized, they were taken out, cleaned, and then put back with clay.
Of course, today it is more convenient to have special doors, and if they are not available, and the oven is still good, it makes sense to put them on. It is worse if there are no cleaners, and they are not marked in any way. This is a bad form, the channels must first be found, then cleaned, and then it is certainly better to put the doors.
The stove is fired up immediately, but the draft is not very good or the stove smokes a little, you can clean it by burning aspen or alder wood.
We will also give an answer to one of the most frequently asked questions – how to close the gaps in the oven between bricks or between a metal door and masonry? Everything is simple here. Take basalt cardboard and use heat-resistant mastic to glue the gaps with it.
If the vault or smoke channels collapsed, then you can’t do without masters. This will require a major overhaul of the stove.
Replacement of broken and burnt bricks
Brick, like any other material, has a certain service life. And it is very difficult to name it in advance. If there is a factory characteristic of a brick in terms of frost resistance in the number of winter cycles, then for a brick in the oven there will be many factors that will affect its durability in the future. The mode of operation, the quality of the brick (initially it is assumed that the brick is from the furnace), the presence of the lining of the furnace part, the type of furnace, the uniformity of heating of the array, and many others.
A burnt brick has a changed color and a characteristic sound when tapped. Don’t wait until it bursts. Such a brick already brings little benefit, without accumulating a sufficient amount of heat. This part of the repair consists in the fact that the master will carefully cut out the unusable bricks and replace them with new ones.
Replacement of doors, hobs
The fastening of the furnace door burned out – it does not matter. The door can be reinstalled. It is the furnace door, which accounts for the main heat load, that is best placed on a steel strip. Others (blowing, cleaning) can be on nichrome wire.
The hob burst – unpleasant, but you can replace it with a new one in an hour.
Furnace maintenance
Furnace maintenance can be divided into 2 components: maintenance of the owner’s furnace and maintenance by the master. The habit of going to the doctor when everything already hurts extends to our wards. When half the stove burned out, the chimney shifted, the fire seeps through the seams – it’s time to call the stove-maker and ask him to fix it, but he doesn’t want to.
Let’s look at what is the responsibility of the owner of the stove, and what should be shifted to a specialist.
Maintenance of brick ovens should begin with a study of the operating instructions. Studying it will save you from mistakes and help you save money on repairing a stove or fireplace. Each stove has its own characteristics, the master stove-maker should tell about them.
A person who regularly heats the stove should choose the most gentle and economical mode for it, in no case overheat it, heat it especially carefully after a break. It is highly desirable that the furnace had one owner. It is necessary to remove the accumulated ash through the ash and cleaning doors regularly. In the first year, the oven “shrinks”, small cracks may appear and this is normal. If the owner has the time and is not afraid to get smeared with clay, he can get rid of them on his own.
The owner of the stove should inspect the stove as regularly as possible (at least once a year) for internal and external cracks, burns, misalignments, and other possible failures at an early stage.
Clean it, cover it up, replace it in time. If you suspect a serious malfunction, you need to call the master.
Master’s advice
Mode of operation is one of the most important factors in the durability of the oven. The stove will work the longest, which is regularly heated in a gentle mode, which practically does not cool down in cold weather. And, accordingly, summer cottages suffer, which once a week in a hurry melt the owners tired of traffic jams.
In order not to make frequent repairs of a brick oven in the country – there is a way out. This is a metal oven that heats up quickly, but, unfortunately, heats up from one tab for no more than 6 hours. If you have a thermos house, it will be great, if not, you will have to get up at night, and a lot of firewood will burn. If it is still brick, then it is worth considering a fireplace stove or a heating and cooking stove with a stove. The point is that while the stove array is heating up, reflective heat comes from the fireplace stove with the fireplace door open, and from the stove with a stove – through the stove.