Every now and again, you may find a setting off or an issue with your unit warming properly. Should this happen, you can trust we can help you get your Marshall Air Systems food warmer back up and running properly with little downtime. This guide covers the troubleshooting steps specifically for BZ4 overshelf units, DH5-3, DH5-3B units.
Marshall Air Systems Overshelf Holding Unit Troubleshooting Tips
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
No heat | - The unit is unplugged
- The circuit breaker is tripped
- The cord is defective
- The controller is set to “OFF”
- The infinite controller is defective
| - Plug in the unit
- Reset the breaker and call an electrician if it trips again
- Have the cord replaced by an authorized service technician
- Turn the controller to “ON”
- Have the defective infinite controller replaced by an authorized service technician
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Low product temperature | - The infinite controller is set too low
- There are excessive air drafts
| - Adjust the controller to a higher setting
- Shield the unit from drafts or move the unit
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Marshall Air Systems Heated Holding Unit Troubleshooting Tips
Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
There’s no heat | - The unit is unplugged
- The circuit breaker is tripped
- The power cord is defective
- The controller is “OFF”
- The solid state relay is defective
| - Plug in the unit
- Reset the breaker
- Have the cord replaced by an authorized service technician
- Turn the controller “ON”
- Have the solid state relay replaced by an authorized service technician
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Low product temperature | - The temperature is set too low
- There are excessive air drafts
| - Adjust the temperature to the desired setting
- Shield the drafts or move the unit
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Error code: “OPN” “UP” or “LO” | - There’s an open sensor: either the upper “UP” or lower “LO” sensor
- There’s a loose sensor connection
| - Have an authorized technician replace the sensor
- Secure the sensor connection
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Error code: “SHT” “UP” or “LO” | | - Have an authorized technician replace the sensor
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For more tips on troubleshooting or to learn the proper cleaning methods for these units, check out our Marshall Air Systems manuals and diagrams.
Please contact a local authorized service agent who can help with these specific units and all your commercial kitchen equipment needs.