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Maintenance of induction cooker: from entry to proficiency
Beginner's chapter

Chapter 1 Basic knowledge of induction cooker 1

First, the heating principle of induction cooker 1

Second, the advantages and disadvantages of induction cooker 2

Third, the use of induction cooker 2

Chapter II Identification and Detection of Common Components of Induction Cooker 3

Section 1 Identification and Detection of Electronic Components 3

I. Resistance 3

Second, the capacitor 7

Three. Diode 10

IV. Bridge Rectifier Reactor 13

Verb (abbreviation of verb) transistor 13

Six, field effect transistor 15

Seven. IGBT 16

Eight. Integrated circuit 18

Section 2 Identification and Detection of Other Components 19

I. Fuse 19

Second, the touch switch 19

III. Thermostat 19

Four. Inductor 20

Verb (abbreviation of verb) transformer 20

Six, current transformer 2 1

Seven, coil (resonant coil) 22

Eight. Fan 23

Nine. Crystal 23

X. optical coupler 23

Xi。 Buzzer 24

The third section introduces the commonly used IC of induction cooker.

One or four operational amplifiers LM324 25

Two, four voltage comparator LM339 26

Three. Dual operational amplifier LM358 28

Four. Dual voltage comparator LM393 29

Verb (abbreviation of verb) drives pulley ta8316s/ta8316as29.

6.8 shift register 74HC 164 30

7555 time base chip 30

VIPer 12A 3 1 power module

Nine-terminal uncontrolled voltage regulator 32

X. Three-terminal error amplifier TL43 1 32

Chapter III Common Tools, Instruments and Maintenance Methods of Induction Cooker 33

Section 1 Common Maintenance Tools and Instruments 33

I. Common tools 33

Second, the commonly used instruments 36

Three. Necessary spare parts 39

Section 2 Replacement of Electronic Components 39

I. replacement of integrated circuits 39

Two. Replace resistor, capacitor and transistor 40.

Section 3 Common maintenance methods and precautions for induction cookers 4 1

I. Inquiry and inspection methods 4 1

Second, the visual inspection method 4 1

III. Voltage Measurement Method 4 1

Four, resistance measurement method 42

Verb (abbreviation of verb) temperature method 42

Alternative methods of intransitive verbs 43

Seven, open circuit method 43

Eight. Cleaning method 43

Nine, short circuit method 43

X. Current-limiting power supply method 43

Eleven, virtual load maintenance method 44

Twelve. Emergency maintenance act 44

Chapter IV Circuit Diagram Reading of Induction Cooker, Typical Unit Circuit and Troubleshooting 45

The first section induction cooker circuit diagram reading 45

I. Classification by system unit 45

Second, according to the drawing classification 45

Section 2 Composition and function of each part of induction cooker circuit 46

I. Circuit composition of induction cooker 46

Second, the role of each part of the circuit 46

Section 3 Analysis and Maintenance Methods of Typical Unit Circuits of Induction Cooker 49

A, mains filter circuit and 300V power supply circuit 49

Second, the low-voltage power supply circuit 50

Third, the main circuit 52

Four, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 54

The verb (abbreviation of verb) excites the pulse forming and power adjusting circuit 56.

Intransitive verb power tube driving circuit 57

Seven, the current automatic control circuit 58

Eight, the power tube C pole overvoltage protection circuit 60

Nine, surge protection circuit 6 1

X. system control circuit 62

XI。 Buzzer circuit 64

XII. Power supply voltage detection circuit 64

Thirteen. The furnace surface temperature detection circuit 65

Fourteen The pow tube temperature detection circuit 65

Fifteen. The fan cooling system 66

XVI. Booting and pot Detection Circuit 67

The fourth quarter induction cooker common fault analysis and maintenance process 68

First, the whole machine does not work 68.

Second, the repeated loss of power tube 69

Three. Low heating temperature (insufficient power) 70

4. High heating temperature (excessive power) 7 1

V. Power tube overheat protection circuit action 7 1

Six, furnace surface overheating protection circuit action 72

Seven. Operation of the power abnormality protection circuit 72

Eight, abnormal fan operation 73

Nine, operating function failure 73

X. The display screen does not display 74

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Chapter V Typical Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting of Midea Induction Cooker 75

The first section of the beautiful MC-EF 197/EF 197B induction cooker 75

A, mains conversion, start-up delay circuit 75

Second, the system control circuit 77

III. Power-on and pot Detection Circuit 79

Four, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 79

Verb (abbreviation of verb) power adjustment circuit 80

Intransitive verb protection circuit 80

Seven, common fault analysis and maintenance process 82

In the second quarter, Midea's MC-IH-MAIN/V00 standard plate induction cooker 87

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 87

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 87

III. Power-on and pot Detection Circuit 89

Four, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 90

Verb (abbreviation of verb) power adjustment circuit 90

VI. Protection Circuit 9 1

Seven, common fault analysis and maintenance process 93

In the third section, the special chip QF808 constitutes the beautiful induction cooker 97.

I. Power Filter and Power Circuit 97

Second, the special chip QF808 introduction 97

3. Potentiometer Detection and Synchronization Control Circuit 99

Four. Protection circuit 100

V. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 10 1

Chapter VI Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting of Galanz Typical Induction Cooker 102

The first section Galanz GAL0508D movement induction cooker 102

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 103

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 103

III. System Control Circuit 106

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 107

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 108

VI. Power Regulation Circuit 109

Seven. Protection circuit 109

Eight, common fault analysis and maintenance process 1 1 1

Galanz C 18D-X6BP3/C20D-X6BP3 induction cooker Section II 1 16

I. Power Filter and 300V Power Circuit 1 16

Second, the low-voltage power supply circuit 1 19

Three. System control circuit 1 19

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 120

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 12 1

VI. Power regulating circuit 12 1

Seven, the current automatic control circuit 122

Eight. Protection circuit 122

IX. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 124

Chapter VII Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting of Pentium Typical Induction Cooker 129

Section 1 Pentium PC20V Series Induction Cooker 129

I. Power Filter and Conversion Circuit 129

Second, the standby control circuit 129

III. Booting and pot Detection Circuit 13 1

Four, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 13 1

Verb (abbreviation of verb) power regulating circuit 132

VI. Current Automatic Control Circuit 132

Seven. Protection circuit 132

VIII. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 134

Section 2 Pentium PC20N Series Induction Cooker 138

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 138

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 138

Third, the standby control circuit 140

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 140

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 14 1

VI. Power regulating circuit 14 1

Seven, the current automatic control circuit 142

Eight. Protection circuit 142

IX. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 144

In the third quarter, Pentium adopted an induction cooker 147 composed of "fast magnetic" small plates.

I. Power Filter and Power Circuit 149

Two. Brief Introduction of Special Chip HT46R 12 149

III. pot Detection Circuit 150

Four, synchronous control circuit 150

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Automatic current control circuit 150

Intransitive verb protection circuit 150

VII. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 152

Chapter VIII Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting of Typical Induction Cookers of Shangpengtang, Supor and Fuji Bo 153

The first section is SR-2886R induction cooker 153

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 153

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 153

Three. System control circuit 157

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 158

Verb (abbreviation of verb) left and right furnace control circuit 159

Six, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 159

Seven. Power regulating circuit 160

Eight, the current automatic control circuit 160

Nine. Protection circuit 160

X. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 16 1

Supor C 19S06 Induction Cooker 165 Section 2

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 165

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 165

III. System Control Circuit 167

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 168

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 169

VI. Power Regulation Circuit 169

Seven, the current automatic control circuit 170

Eight. Protection circuit 170

IX. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 17 1

Section 3 Fuji Bao IH-P260 Induction Cooker 176

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 179

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 179

III. System Control Circuit 179

Four, boot and pot detection circuit 180

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 18 1

VI. Power regulating circuit 18 1

Seven. Protection circuit 182

VIII. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 183

Chapter 9 Circuit Analysis and Troubleshooting of Typical Induction Cookers in Jiuyang and BBK 188

Section 1 Jiuyang JYC-2 1CS3 Induction Cooker 188

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 188

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 188

Three, boot and pot detection circuit 190

Four, synchronous control, oscillation circuit 190

Verb (abbreviation of verb) power regulating circuit 19 1

VI. Current automatic control circuit 19 1

Seven. Protection circuit 192

VIII. Common Fault Analysis and Maintenance Process 193

In the second quarter BBK C20 induction cooker 199

A, power filter, 300V power supply circuit 199

Second, the low voltage power supply circuit 199

Third, the system control circuit 202

4. Startup and potential detection circuit 203

Verb (abbreviation of verb) synchronous control and oscillation circuit 203

Sixth, the power adjustment circuit 204

Seven. The protection circuit 204

Eight, common fault analysis and maintenance process 205

Chapter 10 Troubleshooting Example of Induction Cooker 206

The first section of the whole machine does not work fault 206

I. Midea Induction Cooker 206

Second, Galanz induction cooker 209

Third, Shang induction cooker 209

4. Supor induction cooker 2 1 1

Five, Fujitsu induction cooker 2 12

Six, Pentium induction cooker 2 13

Seven, TCL induction cooker 2 14

Eight, Gree induction cooker 2 15

Nine, Le Bang induction cooker 2 15

X.ALOS induction cooker 2 16

XI。 Dexin induction cooker 2 17

Twelve. Other induction cookers 2 17

No heating failure in the second quarter 2 18

I. Midea Induction Cooker 2 18

Second, Galanz induction cooker 224

Third, Shang induction cooker 226

Four, Supor induction cooker 227

Five, Fuji Bao induction cooker 228

Six, Pentium induction cooker 229

Seven, Mrs. Induction cooker 230

Eight, Le Bang induction cooker 23 1

Nine, Huicheng induction cooker 232

X. Xianke induction cooker 232

Xi。 Hemisphere induction cooker 233

Twelve, other induction cooker 233

In the third quarter heating abnormal fault 234

A, beautiful induction cooker 234

Second, Galanz induction cooker 235

Third, Fujitsu induction cooker 236

Four, other induction cooker 236

Other faults in the fourth quarter 237

First, the beautiful induction cooker 237

Second, other induction cookers 237

Appendix Typical Induction Cooker Fault Code 239