This prompt indicates that the heating assembly of the right or left slot of CFS 2 is malfunctioning, with abnormal temperature feedback, or the system has detected that the corresponding slot cannot be heated to the target temperature of 38°/45°. Therefore, the device will stop to prevent temperature runaway or further hardware damage from continued operation.
Check temperature feedback: Confirm whether the temperature displayed inside the slot on the CFS 2 screen is normal, and whether there are any obviously unreasonable temperature readings, such as negative values or readings above 100°C. If this occurs, re-plug the chamber thermistor port on the mainboard and restart the machine. If the issue persists, the corresponding chamber thermistor needs to be replaced. If you have a thermometer at home, you can also place it inside the slot to check whether the temperatures are consistent.
Re-plug the heating harness and chamber thermistor terminals: After powering off the device, check whether the heating assembly connector of the corresponding slot is loose or has poor contact.
Replace the heating assembly: If the heating assembly cannot heat up, heats up too slowly, or shows visible damage, the corresponding R/L slot heating assembly needs to be replaced.
Inspect the appearance of the corresponding R/L slot heating assembly to confirm whether there is any burning, deformation, cracking, detachment, or wire damage.
If the temperature does not rise or the temperature reading is abnormal, power off the device, then re-secure the heating assembly terminals, temperature sensor terminals, and related harnesses.
If the fault persists, replace the corresponding R/L slot heating assembly.
Restart the device, re-enter the drying/dehumidification function, and observe whether the corresponding slot can heat up normally.