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Invert cap in appliance pressure regulator, (See Figs. 10 & 11.)
Fig. 17
With the applianceinstalledthe applianceregulatorshould be Io-
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catedas shown in either Fig 3 or Fig 4 (page 3). Identifythe type of
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illustration.appliance
rsgulator and follow the instructionsin the appropriate
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Adjust Low Flame as Instructed on Page 6 in Item C.
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sr Steps A, B and C have been completed,check the appearanceof
Burner
Input Rates - All Gases (btu/hr)
;h burner's flame at the Hi and Lo settings against Fig. 13. If the
Location
Hi
Lo
nes appear too large or too small, make sure all steps were com-
Right Front
12,000
1,500
ted correctly.
Right Rear
9,100
1,050
Center
6,500
830
Left Front
9,100
1,050
JRNER IGNITION
AND AUTO-REIGNITION
Left Rear
10,500
1,500
isapplianceis equippedfor electronicauto-reignition by means of a
_rkigniterlocated at the rear of each burner. The burnersare de-
ned to light at any valve rotationthat admits sufficientgas flow to
)port a flame and to automaticallyrelight followinga loss of flame
.=to a draft or other adverse condition. This feature is provided as a
wenience and is not intended as a safety feature.
TOP GRATE
PLACEMENT
The top grates on this cooktophave underside projection lugs designed
LUTION:Never use a metalbladeto pry offa controlknob. If a knob
to nestin matchingdepressions inthe spillover trays. Duringgrateplace-
lnot be easily removedtuckthe folds of a cloth dishtowelunder and
mentalways positiongratesto make this engagement. Correct indexing
_und the knoband pullthe towel upwardwith steadyeven pressure,
of grates above burnerports will preservethe grates' appearance and
help assure long life.
LUTION: Never cover control knobsor surroundingcontrolsurface
h utensils,towelsor other objects. Never obstructfree air passage
st the controlknobs. The knobopeningshavebeen sized to properly
ltrol air entryto the interiorof the appliance during operation.
is appliancehas no air shutters.Primary air adjustmentsare unnec-
;ary. The burnersare designedto provideoptimumaeration for all
_es withoutair shutters. When operating properly,burnersshould
)duceclearly defined, even blue flames. If the flames have yellow
or are hazy and otherwiseappearto haveinsufficient a ir, obtainthe
"vicesof a qualifiedservicetechnician.
ecifiedinput ratesare as shownin Figures16 and 17, below.
Fig. 16
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Burner
Input Rates - All Gases (btu/hr)
Location
Hi
Lo
Right Front
12,000
1,500
Right Rear
9,100
1,050
Left Front
6,500
630
Left Rear
10,500
1,500
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