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Flame Height
The cooktop flame should be a steady blue flame approximately
¼" (0.64 cm) high.
Dual Flame Burner
Single Flame Burner
To Adjust Flame Height:
1. Unplug cooktop or disconnect power.
2. Remove burner grates.
3. Remove the control knobs.
4. Pull cooktop forward to expose the control console screws
on the side of the cooktop burner base.
5. Remove the 2 screws on each side of the cooktop burner
base that hold the control console in place.
6. Disconnect wiring from the control console.
On Griddle Models:
Support the control console in the middle with one arm and
disconnect the griddle switch connectors and the grill
indicator light with the other hand.
7. Remove console and set aside.
8. Remove the round gasket from the valve stem.
9. Put a control knob onto the valve stem of the burner you want
to adjust.
10. Turn the control knob to LO and light the burner using a
butane extension lighter.
11. Remove the control knob.
12. Use a ¹⁄₈" x 4¼" flat-blade screwdriver to adjust the flame
height. Tighten screw to reduce flame height. Loosen screw
to increase flame height.
NOTE: When you are converting to LP gas, the screw should
be tightened down completely on the single output valves.
The dual output valve should not be adjusted.
13. When finished adjusting the flame height, put a control knob
back onto the valve stem and turn off the burner.
14. Remove the control knob.
15. Replace the round gasket.
16. Repeat steps 8 through 15 for any other burners that need
adjustment.
17. Reinstall the control console. Support the control console in
the middle with one arm and reconnect the griddle switch
connectors and/or grill indicator light connector.
A.Upper (simmer) flame
B.Lower flame
A.Console attachment screws
A.Griddle switch connectors
B.Grill indicator light connector
A
B
A
A
B
A.Single flame burner adjustment screw (on right side of valve)
B.Dual flame burner adjustment screw (on left side of valve)
A
B