Message saying belt jam and conveyar belt not moving

I don't know but a flying guess suggests there is at least one sensor monitoring the movement of the belt and maybe with the belt now travelling in reverse the sensor and/or the brain thinks the belt isn't moving or believes there is a potentially fatal fault.
This shouldn't matter much if the sensor is optical or hall effect generator but if it is a magnetic type it will be generating a sensor signal the wrong way around, probably...

what was the error code?you should never self clean your oven before any big holidays,for reasons like this, if it takes out a part the part most likely will have to be ordered and the last day they take orders at my parts store is monday before thanksgiving so if it's your clock and you have to order it you might not have it for thanksgiving so hopefully you just have a bad latch assy. and you can get it fixed before the holiday,from what i've seen i will never self clean my oven,i use easy off and scrub it,the oven gets up to 1000 degrees and it damages the electronics in the oven.the clicking you hear could be the latch assy. unplug the oven.open the door and see if the hook part that locks into the door isn't jammed,i just went out tuesday to change a latch assy and that part was jammed,the rod that goes from the motor and to the door latch was hitting the metal part of the latch that bolts to the frame and i couldn't move the hook part or catch at all and the motor was clicking trying to move it,i had to lift the top of the stove,bend the body of the catch assy. so the rod could move freely and that fixed it.but using the self clean short lives the oven and it can damage the latch or the clock assy.send the error or just goggle it and it will tell you what it is.

Check the reversing switch in the back. Pull the common wire off and short it to the other wire going to the switch. If it runs great. The only other way to really test it is to swap motors or boards. If it isn't the reversing switch it is the board or motor.

Change door lock many range's have micro switches mounted on a plate that are cam operated there can be up to 4 switches One of them or the motor that tuns the cam has failed or ajar this explains why error saying Door is open Model # you have supplied is not a good # please re send

http://download.partstown.com/is-bin/intershop.static/WFS/Reedy-PartsTown-Site/-/en_US/manuals/BL_MT2136_sm.pdf

this web site shows your manual and indicates that the issue is the motor needs attention. I would think that the motor has failed mechanically and is "Locked Up." The buzzing is the motor trying to run but can not as it does not move. The SP MTR indicates motor speed issue.

My device has this message. (BElt jam). Pizza oven Lincoln gas.

I have had an F8 error in the past. The wire connecting the top element had broken off. The reason why temperature is not getting up is becaise the top element is not working.

Hi, W/D here.
If your cover is the screw-on type, it takes a little patience to get it off. Try tapping the cover lightly with a rubber/wooden/plastic hammer or similar object. (I have used a wooden meat tenderizer). You don't want to break it. When you tap it, begin unscrewing it as you tap. The globe will move slightly. The tendency when it does move is to try to completely remove the globe, but this will just cause it to jam again. When it gives just a little, rotate the globe back towards the closed position then back towards the opened position, each time working the globe between positions where the globe will jam. What is usually the case is that there is a bit of built up cooking material that gets in between the glass and metal threads, and over a period of time makes into a crusty substance. By working the globe without forcing it, the crust breaks down into a finer material and the globe will come off.
Best regards, --W/D--

i have the same problem. the oven was installed in my new house before i moved in, the display just says stop an the button doesnt click or anything? did you manage to find out what was wrong?

thank you

almost certainly a problem with the fan and motor. try moving fan blade with a small screwdrriver thro the holes in the back panel to see if it is jammed. after that you are faced with removing appliance, remove back panel and check motor continuity