Inner Distribution Ring - Wolf CT15G-2 Technical & Service Manual

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Component Access and Removal
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G G A A S S C C O O O O K K T T O O P P - - S S E E R R I I E E S S
Igniter Removal
Surface burner igniters are inserted down through the
inner distribution ring. It is held in place by a spring
and clip.
To remove igniter, the burner head and venturi will need
to be removed. Now, lift inner distribution ring from the
top pan, unplug igniter lead and tape it to the top pan.
Then, push spring up slightly and use a pliers to
remove clip. Now, slide spring off igniter and pull igniter
up and out of inner distribution ring. (See Figure 4-3)
NOTE: If just removing top portions of one or two of
surface burner components without removing cooktop
pan, use a small piece of electrical tape and secure the
electrode wire to top of cooktop pan. This will make re-
connecting electrode wire to electrode easier when rein-
stalling.
Figure 4-3. Spark Electrode Removal
Inner Distribution Ring Removal
The inner distribution ring routes gas from the simmer
orifice hood to the simmer holes located in the burner
head. To remove the inner distribution ring, preliminary
steps must be followed first. Now, remove electrode
and venturi. Then, lift inner distribution ring from cook-
top pan, being careful not to lose the O-ring which is
mounted in a groove underside of the inner distribution
ring. This O-ring provides the seal between the cook-
top pan and the inner distribution ring. (See Figure 4-
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Cooktop Pan Removal
In order to remove the cooktop pan you will need to
remove the burner valve control knobs. Then, remove
the surface burner grates, burner heads w/caps, ven-
turi, electrodes and inner distribution rings. Now the
cooktop pan can be lifted straight up and off of the
Figure 4-4. Inner Distribution Ring Removal
burner box. (See Figure 4-5).
NOTE: It may be necessary to remove the entire cook-
top from its installation before removing any of the sur-
face burner components. This will make the alignment
of the distribution rings and O-rings easier when rein-
stalling the surface burner components and the cooktop
pan.
Figure 4-5. Cooktop Pan Removal
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