Find the wiring harness (likely a ribbon cable) that services the touch
panel and install multiple ferrites to that cable, all cables to that
module. No promise, but clearly, you've isolated the problem module.
Also, the current drawn by the oven is likely to render the ferrites on the
main power to the oven in-operative. Of course, this is the minimal time
you interfer with the oven.
Dave - WØLEV
On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 9:47 PM Dan <w8car@buckeye-express.com> wrote:
> We recently purchased a new spiffy oven with lots of bells and whistles.
> There is a great touch pad to control all the nifty functions and it works
> well. The oven does not interfere with my station BUT....
> When I transmit at low power the oven beeps (the same beeps as the touch
> pad). If I run high power it becomes hysterical and sometimes locks up
> requiring a power down and restart. I have pulled the stove out and
> installed several clamp on toroids on the power cord to no effect. I have
> traced the wiring and I think it is on a dedicated circuit that runs back
> to the breaker box.
>
> Interestingly, it has a “lock” function that disables the key pad and
> locks the over door shut. You can not use the oven with this engaged. But,
> I don’t affect the oven with the lock function engaged. I can live with
> this but can envision my lovely wife wanting to use the oven while I’m
> banging away in a pileup or contest. So, domestic bliss is the driver for
> my query.
>
> It is a Samsung gas oven. If any one has any experience or ideas I would
> be very interested. I am loath at this point to pull the back off to put
> toroids or bypass caps in.
>
> 73 Dan W8CAR
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