Revent 703 Multi-Rack Ovens
Current line. 1 model number in this series.
Model numbers in this series
Find yours on the data plate. Letters after the base number usually mark the voltage, finish or door and do not change the repair.
- 703
Repairs this series usually needs
- Oven that is slow to heat from the burner or element
- Rack rotation that stops
- Steam system problems
- Door gasket leaks
- Control panel that shows no temperature
The Revent 703 is a multi-rack oven that heats with gas, oil or electricity, and it is run from a GIAC control panel. It is a big machine that serves larger bakeries, and the model number 703 is on the data plate along with the fuel type.
We check how the oven heats first, then the burner or elements, the rack rotation, the steam system and the door gasket. The GIAC control with its Total Convection Control should show a temperature, and a panel that is blank points to the sensor, the board or the supply.
A multi-rack oven is a big investment, so repairs are usually worthwhile. On gas or oil models, leave if you smell fuel and call the utility. You get a written price first, and we are honest if a repair is not worth it.
About this series
- Multi-rack oven
- Gas, oil or electric heating
- GIAC control panel
- Model 703
What fuels does the 703 use?
It is built for gas, oil or electric heating. The data plate shows which one your oven has, and we confirm burner or element parts from it.
Why does my oven show no temperature?
A sensor, the board or the supply may be the cause, and we check them in turn. The GIAC panel is checked before any board is ordered.
Does fuel type change the visit?
Yes. Gas, oil and electric versions have different heat sources, so the data plate tells us which parts and tools to bring. Read the full fuel type from the plate when you call.
Book repair for your Revent 703 Multi-Rack Ovens
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.