20 Most Recent Baxter OV300E Stainless Steel Electric Oven Questions & Answers

On top of the oven is a cover with 6 screws in it, loosen the screws and remove the cover. You will see two pulleys, most likely one of the pulleys are loose, try tightening the set screws, the one on the right can be tricky because the set screw is under the pulley. Good luck!

I suspect the drive bel tis worn and slipping.

Please refer to Page 28 of the manual at the link below to inspect the belt.

https://feg.hobartcorp.com/resourcecenter/ProductDocumentation/F36704.pdf

If this is OK and/or you need any further assistance then please just ask.

I need to program timer

Check to see if your draft inducer (exhaust fan) is running, if it is then you could have a dirty/bad air switch, the component with the small black hose running to it and the two wires on the face. To check an air switch using a multi-meter set it to 40 VAC and place a lead on each terminal, if you are getting a voltage reading over 1 volt, replace the air switch, if you have zero volts, the air switch is closed and working. Aside from a bad exhaust motor or air switch there could be many things causing that error.

Take off the right side panel and open the control panel door. Take a long screw driver and stick it in the hole where the flame sensor wire goes and remove the screw holding the flame sensor in place. Clean the metal rod on the flame sensor with a piece of fine grit sandpaper or emory cloth. Put flame sensor back in, make sure no insulation is touching the exposed metal part of the wire connector.

All the breakers on an electric OV300 would be accessible from the small access panel on the front lower right side of the oven, there should be a sticker on the door that says something along the lines of "circuit breaker here." If those breakers are all in the up position than it is most likely the breakers in your circuit panel.

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Sounds like you have a water leak! The right side panel needs to come off. Here you will see your copper water lines. Try steaming while watching to see where the water is coming from, most likely its coming from the two spray nozzles that enter the oven near the top in the front and rear. If the leak isn't obvious have an authorized technician service the oven. A leak in this part of the oven left unattended could cause more damage and potentially a fire.

Check to make sure the draft motor, directly above the control panel in the front right corner, is running. If it is running then you could have a dirty air switch, if you open your control panel you will see a metallic disk with a black rubber hose and two wires going to it, this is your air switch. Try disconnecting the hose and blowing out the air switch and hose with compressed air. If this doesn't work you may need a new air switch. If the motor isn't running at all you could have a bad motor or a bad ignition module which powers the fan.

Control board defective. Before replacing the control board make sure that your incoming water pressure is no higher than 20 psi and that your door gaskets and fan seal is intact. Torn gaskets or a worn fan seal will allow steam to enter the burner compartment and damage your control board.

With the oven on hold the up or down arrows to the right of the clock display until you've reached the correct time.

If your bagels are turning into hockey pucks then most likely the steam isn't functioning on your oven. Make sure the water is turned on to the oven. If you still are getting no steam call an authorized service provider.