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title: Oven Programming
slug: process/oven-programming
description: Here you will find Carbon's comprehensive guide on programming the Yamato Convection Oven. This document provides step-by-step instructions for oven setup, including facility readiness checks and adjusting over-temperature protection.
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createdAt: 2025-01-31T22:02:58.338Z
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This page provides instructions for programming the Yamato Convection Oven.

# Setup

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Be sure you have completed all facility requirements before setting up the convection oven:

- [General Site Prep Guide](docId\:qURI-vop3eJ6F43hnuslD)&#x20;
- [Dental Site Prep Guide](docId:8bULGdVSGPoM0BLn8WV3j)&#x20;
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### Turn on oven

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1. Turn on the oven by using the rocker switch on the right side of the oven.
2. After 5 seconds the oven will be ready to set.
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### Set Over-Temperature Protection

This will prevent the oven from going over the threshold temperature.

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1\. Press the <font color="#30c49a">**SUBMENU** </font>key.

2\. Press the <font color="#6752ff">**▼▲ keys**</font> several times to select the setting character of overheating prevention temperature <font color="#05A9F4">**oH.**</font>
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3\. Press the <font color="#30c49a">**ENTER** </font>key. The <font color="#05A9F4">**current setting temperature**</font> is displayed and flashing on the setting temperature screen.
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4\. Set the temperature to <font color="#05A9F4">**290° C** </font>using the <font color="#6752ff">**▼▲ buttons**</font> and then press the <font color="#30c49a">**ENTER key.**</font>**&#xA0;**  

**The oven is now ready for use.**
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# Programming

The Yamato convection oven is able to store baking cycles as **patterns.** Patterns are stored in one of three programs: PrG1, PrG2 and PrG3.

- PrG1 can hold 1 pattern.
- PrG2 can hold 2 patterns.
- PrG3 can hold 3 patterns.

So the oven can hold a total of **6 patterns in the 3 programs.**

**When programming the oven be sure to keep track of which material curing cycle is being stored on each pattern.** Carbon recommends posting a list of program/patterns and their corresponding materials on or near the oven for easy reference. See the example table below.

| **Program**      | **Pattern** | **Material(s)**  | **Cycle Time** |
| ---------------- | ----------- | ---------------- | -------------- |
| Program 1 - PrG1 | Pattern 1   | EPX 82, EPX 86FR | 12.5 hours     |
| Program 2 - PrG2 | Pattern 1   | EPU 45           | \~9 hours      |
| Program 2 - PrG2 | Pattern 2   | RPU 70           | 4 hours        |

## Resin Programs for the Yamato Oven

The handout below provides a list of the available resin programs along with instructions for programming the oven. Print it and bring it into the lab.

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**English**
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## Example Video

The following video demonstrates programming the cure cycle for **RPU 70 in Program 3, Pattern 1.&#x20;**&#x55;se this video to help guide your programming efforts.

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