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PROBLEM
Heat does not come on
when power switch is
turned ON
Heat does not come on
when thermostat is turned
ON
Unit will not hold or
remain in the raised
position.
Unit will not lower from
the raised position
Unit will not raise from the
cooking or lowered
position
Food under-cooked
Food over-cooked
Food is being crushed
Food sticks to cooking
surface
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Thermostat set too low. Turn to higher setting
2. High limit cutoff switch is tripped – depress reset button.
3. If power switch is not illuminated. Check breaker panel.
4. If power switch is not illuminated, check if main power
supply is disconnected (Call for service) .
5. Problem with heating element, thermostat or power
switch. (Call for service)
1. Power switch not in the ON position.
2. High limit cutoff switch is tripped – depress reset button.
3. Power not supplied to unit. Check breaker panel.
4. Main power supply disconnected (Call for service) .
5. Problem with heating element, thermostat or power
switch. (Call for service)
1. Not raising high enough. Unit will only hold in place at the
53˚ position.
2. Problem with spring mechanism (Call for service)
1. Problem with spring mechanism (Call for service)
1. Problem with spring mechanism (Call for service)
1. Temperature set too low.
2. Food not cooked for long enough time.
3. Cooking surface not touching or partially touching food
when in the lowered position. Reset the plate gap
adjuster. See page 7.
1. Temperature set too high.
2. Food cooked for too long of a time.
3. Cooking surface pressing down too hard when in the
lowered position. Reset the plate gap adjuster. See page
7.
1. Cooking surface pressing down too hard when in the
lowered position. Reset the plate gap adjuster. See page
7.
1. Temperature set too high or too low.
2. Cooking surface needs to be cleaned.
3. Cooking surface not covered with enough cooking oil.
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POSSIBLE CAUSES
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