Ninja Foodi SP101 Control Panel Replacement

Escrito Por: Griffin Peterson

Comentários: 11

Ninja Foodi SP101 Control Panel Replacement

Dificuldade

Difficult

Passos

Tempo necessário

15 minutes

Introdução

The control panel on your Ninja Foodi SP101 is the only way to interact with the oven. It is responsible for controlling the temperature, the mode, and the remaining time to cook. A non-functioning control panel prevents the user from interacting with the device.

Ferramentas

Passo 1

Use a TR10 screwdriver to remove the four 11mm screws holding the black lever bar in place.

Passo 2

Remove the black lever bar.

Passo 3

Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the three 8mm screws on each side of the back panel.

I recommend using a PH2 bit here.

Tzarial -

Yeah I agree, ph2 bit, I came to the comments to say the same as Tzarial!

llaadd -

If skipping step 6 (see my comments in step 6) then you only have to remove the two screws on the outer edge of the control side (right side if looking from the front)

Jerry H -

Passo 4

Flip the device upside down and open the bottom panel.
Remove the 3 x philips #1 screws along the top edge of the interior using a screwdriver. The Bottom 2 do not have to be removed.

I recommend using a PH2 bit here.

Tzarial -

Yeah I agree, ph2 bit, I came to the comments to say the same as Tzarial!

llaadd -

Passo 5

Remove the control side panel. To remove it, push forward towards then front control panel to release the tabs out of the main body. Fold away the side panel when the tabs have visually released from their slots in the main body.

May have give it a good hit to knock it forward and pull and wiggle there are a bunch of little metal tabs on the she’ll keeping it in place

Fanatic4Jesus -

Passo 6

Lift the handle and pull the side panel out.
Remove the handle side panel.

There's a Torx screw inside the oven you need to remove as well...

Richard Klingler -

Ya there are a lot more screws on the inside that you have to unscrew. About 3 Philips closest to the openable bottom flap. Then 2 Phillips and 1 torq screw towards the front near the opening handle

brandon wick -

Is no operation as in dead display and controls mean a new control panel or something else please? Is it beyond economic repair?

Sam -

Skip step 6. If just replacing the cooling fan, the handle side panel does not have to be removed. I completed step 5 (removed the control side panel) then went straight to step 7. Loosened the electronics assembly plastic frame, to get to the retaining tab that holds the fan in. Then slide the fan out.

Jerry H -

Passo 7

Remove the 10mm screw using the Phillips #1 screwdriver.
This screw connects the motherboard to the motor.

Passo 8

Locate the control panel.
Slide the top panel outwards and to the right.

There are several steps extra that I had to do at this part that are not listed here. I have pictures of some extra screws that need to be taken out in order to get the mechanism that holds the control panel out. OP if you’re interested in me posting those pictures, please let me know and I can get them to you.

For starters, make sure you pull the button off off first.

Second: There are two screws inside the door that attached to the black plastic bracket. Those need to come out.

Third: inside the bottom tray, there is a small panel right below the door. I took the two screws closest to the panel out. Then inside the door on the bottom, I took that screw out that loosens the bottom panel that has two little prongs on the bottom of the black plastic Housing that keep the electrical component Housing in place. Once that panel is loose, you can then pry the little metal tabs upwards and pop the Housing out. This allows you to get to the three screws to the left of the control panel.

Fanatic4Jesus -