Lang Manufacturing AGC Griddle User Manual


 
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7. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
7.1 Power On
When the Clamshell® is plugged in, 220 Volts is applied to the blower motor. The Clamshell® is
designed to have a constantly running blower motor.
The air switch then senses the blower motor, closes, and applies the 220 Volts to a 24 VAC transformer.
The transformer then supplies 24 VAC to the tilt switch, and to the automatic cutoff valve.
The 24 VAC to the automatic cutoff valve opens the gas valve to the griddle/charbroiler, thus allowing the
base unit to operate.
When the Clamshell® is lowered, the tilt switch allows 24 VAC to go to the spark module.
The spark module then supplies 24 VAC to open the Clamshell® gas valve, and high voltage to the spark
igniter.
When the burner ignites, the sense probe senses the flame is ignited and the spark module turns off the high
voltage to the spark igniter.
When the Clamshell® is raised the tilt switch opens the 24 VAC to the spark module, which removes the
24 VAC to the gas valve, turning off the Clamshell®.