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SECTION 6: TEST AND ADJUSTMENT
BURNER AIR ADJUSTMENT
All burners are adjusted for proper flame
characteristics at time of assembly.
All burners should exhibit flames which are blue and
stable, with no yellow-tipping, lifting or excessive
noise when operating on either natural or LP gases.
If any of the flame characteristics noted above are
observed, check the burner for dirt or residue in
the ports, spider webs, etc., and clean or repair as
necessary.
LIGHTING INSTRUCTION
For Electronic Ignition:
1. Make sure that all knobs are turned to the OFF
position.
2. Turn the knob to LITE position and immediately
press the ignition switch. The burner will light
within 4-10 seconds.
3. Adjust control knob to the desired flame setting.
For Manual Ignition:
1. Check that the burner caps are in correct
position, shown on Page 13.
2. Turn control knob to the “LITE” position.
3. Place the lighted match on the burner cap ports.
4. Adjust control knob to the desired flame setting.
WARNING: Remove the stainless steel burner cover before attempting to
light the appliance. Failure to remove the cover could allow gas to accumulate
which could cause an explosion.
IF YOU SMELL GAS, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT ANY BURNERS.
✓ INSTALLER CHECKLIST ✓
INSTALLATION
— Placement of unit.
— Specified clearances maintained to combustible
or noncombustible surfaces as applicable.
— The burner box area is free of any packing
materials and that the burners are properly
located and installed.
— Burner caps properly positioned and seated on
burner bases.
ELECTRICAL
— Properly grounded receptacle is present for
unit.
GAS SUPPLY
— Appliance is connected to the proper type of
gas supply.
— Manual gas shut off valve is installed in an
accessible location (with unit installed in
enclosure for built-in installations).
— Unit tested and free from gas leaks.
— Gas supply pressure does not exceed 14" W.C.
— If the unit is to be used with propane gas, verify
that the LP gas supply has its own high pressure
regulator.
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