Digital display breaking up

What is the actual temp of the oven? Not what the display says? If the conveyor running normal? If so you just need a display board. Depending on what temp is there are many possibilties after that.

We've had many of these over the years...they seem to run along just fine, and then, one day, they quit. There is no fuse, but if it's the only thing plugged into that wall outlet, the one thing you might check is the circuit breaker on that line. To be sure, plug a lamp into the socket just to make sure you're getting electricity out of the wall.

Sorry to say, it may be time to purchase a new unit.

Digital Clock - Much like a digital watch or a computer, the 12/24 hour Real Time Clock (RTC) digital display clock's ability to maintain time with integrity is most likely on the interior. Flip the unit to view the rear and you'll find a backplate with phillips screws and 4 star bit screws of different size each hidden by black rubber gromits).

A Common Battery that can be found at your local retail store:

RTC 2032 3 Volt Battery

I can only assume removing the screws would reveal the proper answer, but I wager a standard RTC battery is what you'll find.

If your unit is already old enough, I think it will need to replace many parts. So it is worth buying a new one than to repair it because many parts will be replaced soon. I hope I give you some idea.

You can get the manual on the link below page 9

http://www.krupsusa.com/NR/rdonlyres/932350FD-628D-4959-879A-AC006C96E9B9/7106/FBC4FBC5.pdf

• When the oven is first plugged in "12:00" appears on the display.

• Press the "Timer" button twice. The display will begin to blink "12:00".

• Adjust the time in steps of one minute by pressing the "+" or "-"

buttons.

• If you hold the button pressed down for more than 6 seconds, the

time will change quicker.

• Press the "Timer" button to enter the time in the system.

If you do not press the "Timer" button, the time will be
entered automatically after 30 seconds.

1. Press for 5 seconds the TEMP./SELECT/CLOCK but- ton (7) (the hours flash on the display).
2. Press the TIME/TOAST COLOR buttons (8) to the desired time (hours). The time set will begin blinking on the display.
3. Press the TEMP./SELECT/CLOCK but- ton (7) (the minutes flash on the display).
4. Press the TIME/TOAST COLOR buttons (8) to the desired time (minutes). The time set will begin blinking on the display.
5. Press the TEMP./SELECT/CLOCK but- ton (7) to confirm. It is pos- sible to press the button at any time during cooking to display the current time (the display shows the time set).

• If you wish to change the hour on the display once it has been set, press the TEMP./SELECT/CLOCK but- ton (7) before proceeding to set the new time as described above.
• It is possible to display the current time even after starting a function, by pressing the TEMP./SELECT/CLOCK button (7) (the time is displayed for 2 seconds).

When the oven is first plugged in "12:00" appears on the display.
• Press the "Timer" button twice. The display will begin to blink "12:00".
• Adjust the time in steps of one minute by pressing the "+" or "-"
buttons.
• If you hold the button pressed down for more than 6 seconds, the
time will change quicker.
• Press the "Timer" button to enter the time in the system.
If you do not press the "Timer" button, the time will be
entered automatically after 30 seconds.

Mine worked for awhile, then started overheating. I (former appliance repairman) found that the fan needed oiled. While I was checking it with the outside covers removed, I saw that two of the connections on the top heating element were arcing and burning! This accounted for a strange smell.

Hi babypom,

No, the LCD display is a whole piece and need to purchase from the agent.You've to confirm there is LCD voltage, but no display light, to justify is LCD faulty.

Rdgs
alan

Same message here. Did anyone buy it a costco? I'm hoping they'll take it back. Andrew Victoria BC