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SERVICE

MANUAL

MODEL:RE-1200

34L

SAMSUNG

~

ELECTRONICS

S.E.G

COMBINATION

OVEN

Y

000009000

SPECIFICATIONS

Power

Source

:

220

50Hz

Single

Phase

Power

Consumption

>

Microwave

only;

1400W

Convection(Heater);

1400W

Grill(Heater);

1300W

Power

Output

:

80~

800W(5

Power

Level)

Working

Frequency

>

2450MHz

Timer

:

99

Minutes

95

Seconds

Cooling

Method

:

Air

Cooling

Outside

Dimensions

,

>

496(L)x588(W)x380(H)

mm

Oven

Cavity

Dimensions

~

:

355(L)x355(W)x275(H)

mm

Shipping

Weight

:

Approx.

36Kg

Specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

—_

PRECAUTIONS

TO

BE

Technical

service

information

contained

herein

is

supplied

solely

for

use

by

qualified

service

personnel

trained

in

the

repair

of

microwave

equipment.

.

Do

not

operate

the

oven

or

allow

it

to

be

operated

OBSERVED

BEFORE

AND

DURING

SERVICING

TO

|

AVOID

POSSIBLE

EXPOSURE

TO

EXCESSIVE

MICROWAVE

ENERGY

|

inspection

inside

the

microwave

generating

compart-

my

with

the

door

opened.

_

Make

the

following

safety

checks

on

all

ovens

to

be

_

gerviced

before

activating

the

magnetron

or

other

microwave

source,

and

then

make

repairs

as

neces-

sary:

(A)

interlock

operation.

(B)

Proper

door

closing.

(C)

Seal

and

sealing

surfaces

(arcing,

wear,

or

other

damages)

(D)

Damage

to

or

loosening

of

hinges

and

latches.

(E)

Evidence

of

dropping

or

abuse.

.

Before

turning

on

microwave

power

for

service

test

or

SAFETY

CHECKS

TO

BE

PERFORMED

AFTER

EACH

SERVICE

CALL

For

absolute

safety

of

the

user

with

interest

in

good

service,

the

following

safety

checks

should

be

per-

formed

upon

the

conclusion

of

any

service

to

this

ap-

pliance.

.

Check

electric

cord

and

plug.

Ask

user

if

improperly

grounded

wall

receptacle

is

being

used.

Check

cord

grounding

lead

to

frame.

Check

for

con-

nection

and

continuity

between

ground

terminal

on

plug

and

oven

frame.

ments,

check

magnetron,

wave-guide

or

transmission-_

anne

line,

and

cavity

for

proper

alignment,

intergrity

and

connections.

4.

Any

defective

or

misadjusted

components

in

the

inter-

lock,

monitor,

door

seal,

and

microwave

generation

and

transmission

systems

shail

be

repaired

or

adjusted

by

procedures

described

in

this

manual

before

releas-

ing

oven

to

the

owner.

5.

A

microwave

leakage

check

to

verify

compliance

with

Federal

Performance

Standard

should

be

performed

on

each

oven

prior

to

releasing

to

the

owner.

3.

Check

glass

tray

and

guide

roller

for

proper

installation

inside

oven.

4.

Make

physical

check

of

door

for

build-up

of

soil

on

door

seals

or

any

possible

damage.

Check

door

fit

and

adjustment

according

to

the

instructions.

5.

Check

latch

switch

and

door

safety

switch

interlocks

according

to

the

instructions.

6.

Check

microwave

emission

prior

to

servicing

the

oven

if it

is

operative.

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NECESSARY

TOOLS

AND

MEASURING

INSTRUMENTS

1.

Necessary

tools

2.

Necessary measuring

instruments

Tools

normally

used

for

TV

servicing

are

sufficient.

*

Tester

(Volt

D.C/A.C

-

ohm

meter)

Standard

tools

are

listed

below.

*

Ruler

*

Diagonal

pliers

*

Microwave

energy

survey

meter

*

Philips

head

screwdriver

*

600cc

glass

beaker

*

Socket

wrench

(SIZE

8,

15mm)

*

Glass

thermometer

100°C

or

212°F

with

alcohol

*

Nutdriver

(SIZE

5.5,

7.8mm)

column.

*

Solder

*

Two

1

liter

beakers.

*

Vinyl

insulation

tape

*

Long-nose

pliers

*

Slotted

head

screwdriver

*

Adjustable

wrench

*

Soldering

iron

*

Polishing

cloth

p

1.

For

Safe

Operation

Damage

that

allows

the

microwave

energy(that

cooks

or)

to

expose

will

result

in

poor

cooking

and

may

cause

serious

injury

to

the

operator.

IF

ONE

OF

THE

FOLLOWING

CONDITIONS

EXISTS,

THE

OPERATOR

MUST

NOT

USE

THE

APPLIANCE.

(Only

a

trained

service

personnel

should

make

repairs.)

(A)

A

broken

door

hinge.

(B)

A

broken

door

mesh

plate.

(C)

A

broken

front

panel

to

oven

cavity.

(D)

A

loosened

door

lock.

(E)

A

broken

door

lock.

‘

The

door

gasket

plate

and

oven

cavity

surface

should

be

kept

clean.

No

grease,

soil

or

spatter

should

be

allowed

to

build

up

on

these

surfaces

or

inside

the

oven.

DO

NOT

ATTEMPT

TO

OPERATE

THIS

APPLIANCE

WITH

THE

DOOR

OPEN.

Interlock

switches

are

con-

cealed

from

outside

in

order

to

avoid

being

touched

by

someone’s

mistake

so

that

the

operation

of

oven

stops

when

the

door

is

opened.

Be

coutious

not

to

break

them.

Notice

that

you

should

not

attempt

any

service

unless

you

read

this

service

manual.

roper

Use

and

Precautions

2.

Correct

Installation

(A)

This

microwave

oven

weighs

36Kg

and

must

be

-

placed

on

a

horizontal

base

strong

enough

to

sup-

port

the

weight.

(B)

The

oven

should

be

placed

as

far

from

high

tempera-

ture

heat

source

and

vapour

as

possible.

(C)

The

power

supply

cord

is

2m

long.

Grounding

is

required

when

connecting

the

power

source.

(D)

Power

consumption

of

this

oven

is

approximately

2.9kW.

It

suggests

that

the

unit

is

operated

on

such

power

line

that

can

provide

more

power

than

this

rating.

(E)

Objects

must

not

be

placed

on

the

top

enclosure

SO

as

not

to

obstruct

air

flow

for

ventilation.

EXTERNAL

VIEWS

(Fig.

1)

Front

View

fia

ener

etre

eh

eee

(Fig.

2)

Side

View

Circuit

Descriptions

Refer

to

the

wiring

diagram

on

page

16.

1.

When

the

food

is

placed

inside

the

oven

and

the

door

is

closed

(A)

The

low

voltage

transformer

supplies

necessary

volt-

age

to

the

touch

control

circuit

when

the

power

cord

is

plugged

in.

(B)

The

primary

interlock

switch

and

the

secondary

in-

terlock

switch

are

closed.

(C)

The

interlock

monitor

switch

is

opened.

This

interlock

monitor

switch

acts

to

blow

15A

fuse

and

stop

mag-

netron

oscillation

when

the

door

is

opened

during

operation

under

an

abnormal

condition.

(i.e.

the

contacts

of

primary

interlock

switch

do

not

open

and

the

contacts

of

secondary

interlock

switch

do

not

close

the

circuit

to

stop

oscillation)

(D)

The

door

key

is

caught

by

the

door

hook,

the

door

sensing

switch

is

opened

to

give

touch

control

circuit

the

information

that

the

door

is

closed.

2,

When

cooking

cycle,

power

and

time

are

set

by

touch-

ing

the

function

pads

and

the

desired

numerical

pads

(A)

Cooking

function

word

shown

on

the

display

window

blinks

to

indicate

the

selected

function.

(B)

The

time

set

appears

in

the

display

window.

(C)

The

touch

control

circuit

stores

the

cooking

data

set.

3.

When

the

START

pad

is

touched

The

main

relay

and

the

power

control

relay

are

controlled

by

the

touch

control

circuit.

(A)

An

ovenlamp

lights

the

inside

of

the

oven

by

operation

of

the

main

relay

in

the

Touch

Control

Circuit.

(B)

Fan

motor

rotates

and

cools

the

magnetron

by

blow-

ing

the

air

coming

from

the

intake

on

the

back

panel

over

the

magnetron

fins.

After

cooling

the

fins,

this

air

is

directed

into

the

oven

to

blow

out

the

vapor.

(C)

220VAC

is

applied

to

the

high

voltage

transformer

through

the

contacts

of

primary

and

secondary

switches

shown

by

the

solid

line

just

after

the

power

control

relay

turns

ON.

(Fig.

3)

SECONDARY

INTERLOCK

SWITCH

1A

FUSE

MAIN

INTERLOCK

RELAY

|

MONITOR

SWITCH

————

PRIMARY

INTERLOCK

SWITCH

(D)

3.3V

AC

is

generated

from

the

filament

winding

of

the

high

voltage

transformer.

This

3.3V

is

applied

to

the

magnetron

to

heat

the

magnetron

filament

through

two

noise

preventing

choke

coils.

(E)

High

voltage

of

2,120

volts

AC

is

generated

from

the

high

voltage

transformer

secondary

and

this

secondary

voltage

is

increased

by

the

action

of

the

diode

and

the

charging

of

the

high

voltage

capacitor.

This

resul-

tant

D.C.

voltage

is

then

applied

to

the

anode

of

the

magnetron.

As

shown

in

the

Fig.

4,

the

first

half

cycle

of

the

high

voltage

produced

in

the

secondary

high

voltage

transformer

charges

the

high

voltage

capacitor.

|

AC

S.3ViEUF

FT

RES

FFs

|

|MAGNETRON

(Fig.

4)

Current

flow

is

in

the

direction

of

the

dotted

line.

During

the

second

half

cycle,

the

voltage

produced

by

the

transformer

secondary

and

the

charge

of

the

high

volt-

age

capacitor

are

combined

and

applied

to

the

mag-

netron

as

shown

by

the

solid

line

so

that

oscillations

begin.

The

disturbance

wave

generated

from

the

mag-

netron

is

prevented

by

the

chock

coils

of

1.6uH,

filter

capacitors

of

500pF

and

the

magnetron

shielded

case

so

that

TV

and

radio

programs

are

not

impaired

by

noise.

(F)

The

power

contro!

relay

is

turned

on

intermittently

by

the

touch

control

circuit,

when

the

oven

is

set

at

any

power

selection

except

for

full

power.

The

touch

con-

trol

circuit

controls

the

ON/OFF

time

of

the

power

con-

trol

relay

in

order

to

vary

the

output

power

of

the

microwave

oven

from

“Low”

to

“Full”

power.

One

com-

plete

ON/OFF

cycle

of

the

power

control

is

30

seconds.

The

relation

between

indications

on

the

control

panel

and

the

output

power

level

of

the

microwave

oven

is

on

the

page

35.

Circuit

Descriptions

(G)

The

cooking

time

shown

on

the

display

starts

to

count

down.

4.

When

the

door

is

opened

during

cooking

|

fa

aay

a

(A)

The

primary

interlock

switch

and

secondary

interlock

|

SWITCH

switch

are

opened

to

cut

off

the

primary

voltage

of

FUSE

INTERLOCK

the

high

voltage

transformer

to

stop

microwave

os-

MONITOR

HV.

cillation.

=)=

SWITCH

TRANS.

(B)

The

door

sensing

switch

is

closed

to

give

the

door

open

information

to

touch

control

circuit.

The

main

relay

stays

on,

the

power

control

relay

turns

off

and

the

display

stops

counting

down.

(C)

The

fan

motor

and

turn-table

motor

are

stoped

by

operation

of

the

primary

or

secondary

interlock

switch.

But

the

oven

lamp

lights

the

inside

of

the

PRIMARY

INTERLOCK

ie

SWITCH

Dees

een;

oven

again

until

the

door

is

closed.

5.

When

the

CANCEL

pad

is

touched

during

cooking

(D)

Upon

opening

the

door,

the

contacts

of

primary

(A)

Once

touching

of

the

CANCEL

pad

stops

the

time

interlock

switch

and

secondary

interlock

switch

cooking.

Twice

touching

of

the

pad

cancels

all

open

and

the

contacts

of

interlock

monitor

switch

programs

stored

in

the

touch

control

circuit.

The

close

the

short

circult.

time

of

day

reappears

on

the

display

window.

(E)

If

the

contacts

of

primary

interlock

switch

and

secon-

dary

interlock

switch

do

not

funtion

properly,

the

15A

fuse

blows

out

due

to

the

large

current

surge

caused

by

the

monitor

switch

activation,

and

this

in

turn

stops

magnetron

oscillation.

(Fig.

5)

(B)

The

oven

lamp

and

cooking

indicators

turn

off.

(C)

The

fan

motor

stops.

(D)

The

power

control

relay

turns

off

to

cut

primary

voltage

to

high

voltage

transformer

so

that

the

mag-

netron

stops

oscillation.

CAUTIONS

TO

BE

OBSERVED

WHEN

TROUBLESHOOTING

UNLIKE

MANY

OTHER

APPLIANCES

THE

MICROWAVE

OVEN

IS

A

HIGH

VOLTAGE

AND

HIGH

CURRENT

EQUIPMENT.

THOUGH

IT

IS

FREE

FROM

DANGER

IN

ORDINARY

USE,

EXTREME

CARE

SHOULD

BE

TAKEN

DURING

REPAIR.

WARNING

PACEMAKER

WEARERS

MUST

CONSULT

THEIR

PHYSICIAN

BEFORE

SERVING.

CAUTION

SERVICEMEN

SHOULD

REMOVE

THEIR

WATCHES

WHENEVER

WORKING

CLOSE

TO

O

REPLACING

THE

MAGNETRON.

Cautions

Observed

When

Troubleshooting

CAUTION

SERVICEMEN

SHOULD

REMOVE

THEIR

WATCHES

WHENEVER

WORKING

CLOSE

TO OR

REPLACING

THE

MAGNETRON.

IMPORTANT

1.

Check

the

earthing.

Do

not

operate

on

a

2-Wire

extension

cord.

The

microwave

oven

is

designed

to

be

used

when

earthed.

It

is

imperative,

therefore,

to

make

sure

the

oven

is

earthed

properly

before

repair

work.

2.

Warning

about

the

electric

charge

in

the

high

voltage

capacitor.

For

about

30

seconds

after

the

operation

stops,

an

electric

charge

remains

in

the

high

voltage

capacitor.

When

replacing

or

checking

parts,

be

sure

to

short

all

the

terminals

between

the

oven

chassis

and

the

high

voltage

capacitor

using

a

properly

insulated

jumper

wire.

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WARNING

THERE

IS

HIGH-VOLTAGE

PRESENT,

WITH

HIGH-CURRENT

CAPABILITIES

IN

THE

CIRCUITS

OF

THE

HIGH

VOLTAGE

TRANSFORMER

SECONDARY

AND

FILAMENT

TRANSFORMER

SECONDARY.

IT

IS

EXTREMELY

DANGEROUS

TO

WORK

ON

OR

NEAR

THESE

CIRCUITS

WITH

THE

OVEN

ENERGIZED.

3.

When

parts

are

replaced,

must

remove

the

power

6.

Pacemaker

wearers

should

consult

their

physician

plug

from

the

outlet.

before

attempting

to

service

or

repair

a

microwave

oven.

For

additional

information

on

this

subject,

4.

When

the

15Amp

fuse

is

blown

due

to

the

operation

write

to

the

manufacturer

of

your

pacemaker.

of

the

Interlock

Monitor

Switch:

(A)

Replace

the

primary

interlock

switch,

secondary

in-

7.

Confirm

after

repair.

terlock

switch

and

interlock

monitor

switch.

This

is

(A)

After

replacement

of

parts,

make

sure

that

the

screws

mandatory.

Refer

to

page

24

for

the

measurement

are

neither

loose

nor

missing.

Microwaves

might

and

adjustments

for

these

switches.

leak

if

the

screws

are

not

properly

tightened.

(B)

When

replacing

the

fuse,

confirm

that

it

has

the

(B)

Make

sure

that

all

electrical

connections

are

tight

appropriate

rating

for

this

model.

before

inserting

the

plug

into

the

wall

outlet.

(C)

Check

for

radiation

leakage.

(Refer

to

procedure

for

5.

Avoid

inserting

nail,

wire,

etc.

through

any

holes

in

measuring

radiation

leakage

pages

26

and

27.)

the

units

during

operation.

Never

insert

a

wire,

nail

or

any

other metal

object

through

the

holes

on

the

cavity

or

any

other

holes

or

gaps,

because

such

objects

may

work

as

an

antenna

and

cause

microwave

leakage.

Features

.

Oven

door

enable

to

view

the

food

being

cooked.

.

Interior

oven

Jamp.

.

Thermistor

sensor

:

Barbecue

Bar

holder

.

Grill

heater

6.

Two

door

latches

and

safety

interlocks

.

Roller

ring

.

Oven

tray

(removable)

ceramic

turn

table

.

Display

window

10.

Function

selector

pads

St—_1)

11.

Door

open

button

1.

ROTATING

BASE

This

fits

over

the

shaft

in

the

centre

of

the

oven

floor.

It

should

be

puctually

located

on

the

spindle.

Once

the

rotating

base

is

fitted

in

position,

it

should

only

be

removed

for

cleaning.

2.

TURNTABLE

TRAY

This

should

be

placed

on

the

rotating

base.

The

wheels

of

the

base

should

fit

inside

the

centre

rim

of

the

tray.

When

correctly

located

you

should

be

able

to

rotate

it

gently

by

hand.

The

turntable

tray

service

as

the

main

cooking

surface.

It

is

easily

removed

for

cleaning.

NOTE:

THE

OVEN

SHOULD

NOT

BE

OPERATED

WITHOUT

THE

BASE

AND

TURNTABLE.

3.

METAL

RACK

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The

rack

is

used

to

cook

two

dishes

at

once.

A

small

dish

may

be

placed

on

the

turntable

and

a

second

dish

on

the

tray.

The

metal

racks

should

be

used

in

convection

or

combination

cooking.

4.

HOLDER

.

After

barbecue

cooking,

used

to

prevent

danger

from

hot

heat

when

taking

out

food.

5.

BARBECUE

BAR

Used

only

for

barbecue

cooking.

NOTE:

INSERT

FOOD

INTO

THE

BARBECUE

BAR

WITH

BALANCE.

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JAUFTAUAUTOMATIK

Tver

CONTROL

PANEL

WINDOW

DISPLAY

AND

INDICATOR

LIGHTS

“Function

Indicator

Lights

show

which

cooking

funtion

is

be-

ing

set

or

used.

*

Digital

Oisptay

shows

the

current

time

of

day

and

left

cook-

\

ing

time.

*

Power

indicater

Light

Indicates

which

power

is

being

set

or

used.

FUNCTION

SELECTOR

PADS

“Clock

set,

auto

start

*Power

Level

select

"Microwave,

Convection,

Grill,

Combination

cook

*

Auto.

Defrost

“Memory

"Program

review

”

Rotating

spit

"Temperature

Set

“Min

Plus,

Min

Minus

“Cancel,

start

DOOR

OPEN

BUTTON

"Push

to

open

the

door

—To

stop

the

oven,

operation

—To

put

food

on

turntable

—To

take

out

food

CONVERSION

CHART

(PAD

NAME)

fELOGK

|=

UHRA}

=

STDMIN|=

MIN,AUTO

START

=

AUTO

START,

[COMBI

"=

KOMBi,

WEIGHT

DEFROST

=

AUFTAUAUTOMATIK,

POWER

LEVEL:

=

LEISTUNGSSTUFEN,

[MICROWAVE]

=

MIKROWELLE,

CONVECTION

|=

HEISSLUFT,

GRILL!

=

GRILL[SPIT,=

SPIES

TEMP?

=

TEMP.

[PROGRAM

AERIEW

.

GRILL!

=

at

=

:

Ba

PROGRAMM

AUTOMATIK,

(MEMORY

|=

SPEICHER

AUTOMATIK

(CANCEL

]=

LOSCHEN,

START]

=

START

-

—-

=.

OPERATIONS

SET

THE

CLOCK

AS

FOLLOWS

Step

1.

Touch

the

CANCEL

pad

to

cancel

any

programme

and

you

will

be

in

clock

function.

1ST

Step

2.

Touch

the

CLOCK

pad.

i

f.

fi

Ly

The

colon

between

HOUR

and

MINUTE

will

bink

on

and

off.

Step

3.

Set

the

time

by

pressing

the

buttons

marked

HR

and

MIN.

Keep

pressing

the

but-

tons

for

the

figures

to

roll

on

quickly.

Step

4.

Touch

the

CLOCK

pad.

The

clock

is

now

set

and

then

will

flash

continuously.

The

clock

is

now

keeping

time

and

will

show

on

the

display

while

oven

is

not

operated.

If

the

oven

is

turned

off

from

the

mains

for

any

reason

the

display

will

show

all

figures

when

it

is

switched

again

and

you

will

have

to

re-set

the

clock.

At

this

time

you

can

re-enter

any

data

you

want

after

the

child

locking

indicator

disappears.

To

recall

the

time

during

cooking,

touch

CLOCK

and

the

present

time

of

day

will

show

on the

display

for

a

few

seconds

before

it

enter

to

the

cooking

programme.

,

Your

Combination

oven

has

a

built-in

24-hour

clock:

COOKING

BY

MICROWAVE

Microwave

cooking

is

ideal

for

fishes.

vegetables

(fresh

or

frozen),

sauces,

steamed

puddings,

jams

and

preserves,

rices,

pastes,

soups

and

drinks.

You

can

also

use

the

microwave

mode

for

fast

defrosting

and

re-heating

of

previously

cooked

food.

Remember

only

to

use

microwave-safe

utensils

when

you

cook

by

microwave.

Step

1.

Place

food

on

turntable

in

oven.

Never

switch

the

microwave

mode

when

the

oven

is

empty.

Step

2.

Close

the

oven

door.

Step

3.

Touch

the

MWO

pad.

The

display

will

show

4

(microwave

mode)

and!

(100%

power).

Step

4.

Set

the

length

of

cooking

time

by

pressing

the

three

pads

marked

10

min.

1

min,

15sec.

9

Hea

G

For

Example:

To

set

12

minutes

30

seconds,

press

10

min

pad

once,

1

min

pad

(Ge

cy

twice,

15

second

pad

twice.

ag

Step

5.

Select

the

required

power

level

by

pressing

the

power

level

pad.

The

power

level

indicators

on

the

display

will

glow.

Step

6.

Touch

START

(<>)

pad.

The

lamp

in

the

oven

will

illuminate

and

the

turntable

will

start

rotating.

The

micro-

wave

indicator

will.glow

to

show

that

the

microwave

cooking

starts.

The

timer

will

count

down.

Step

7.

After

cooking

the

timer

beeps

and

the

oven

stops

operating.

And

the

display

returns

automatically

to

the

present

time.

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