Before You - GE Monogram ZGU36GG Owner's Manual

36" gas-on-glass cooktop
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Before You (;all For Service
Gas Cool:lop
Questions
?
Be/bre you
call./br
sovice...
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
BURNERS
DO NOT
LIGHT
OR SPARK
RANDOMLY
BURNERS
HAVE
YELLOW
OR
YELLOW-TIPPED
• Make
sure
electrical
plug
is plugged
into
a live
power
outlet.
• Burner
parts
not
replaced
correctly.
• Slits
in tile
burner
heads
mav
be clogged.
Burner
parts
not
replaced
correctly.
See
tile
sealed
burner
assemblies
section.
Tile
combustion
quality
of burner
flames
needs
to be
determined
FLAMES
visualE.
A. Yellow flames: Call for
service.
B. Yellow tipson outer cones:
Normal for LP gas.
g. Soft blueflames: Normal
for natural gas.
BURNER
FLAMES
VERY LARGE
OR YELLOW
BURNER
CONTROL
KNOB
WILL NOT
TURN
SCRATCHES
(may appear as eraehs)
ON COOKTOP
GLASS SURFACE
AREAS OF
DISCOLORATION
ON THE COOKTOP
SURFACE
PLASTIC
MELTED
TO THE SURFACE
PITTING
(OR
INDENTATION)
OF THE COOKTOP
SURFACE
• If bm'ner
flames
look
like (A), call for service.
Normal
bm'ner
flames
should
look like (B) or (C), depending
on tile type of gas. With I,P
gas, solne yellow
tii)ping
on o/iter
cones
is
nori//al.
• If cooktop
is connected
to I,P gas, contact
the person
who installed
VO/lr cooktop
or illade
tile convelNion.
• When
tile knob
is at tile OFF position,
it must
be I)ushed
in befi)re
it can be turned,
and it can only be tin'ned
in a counterclockwise
direction.
When
tile knob
is at anv other
position,
it can be tin'ned
in either
direction
without
being
i)ushed
in.
• Incorrect
cleaning
methods
have been
used. Scratches
are not
remowd)le.
Tinv scratches
will become
less visible in time as a
result
of cleaning.
• Cookware
with rough
bottoms
being
used or coarse
particles
(salt or sand)
were between
the cookware
and
the cooktop
surfi_ce.
Cookware
has been
slid across
the cooktop
sm'tace.
To avoid scratches,
use the recommended
cleaning
procedures.
Make
sm'e bottoms
of
cookware
are clean before
use, and
use cookware
with smooth
bottolIlS.
• Food
spillovers
not cleaned
before
tile next use. See tile Gla,ss
Cool:l@ Su(_h_ e (leaning" section.
• Hot cooktop
came into contact
with plastic
placed
on tile hot
cooktop.
See the Glass su(_h_e - Potential fn" permanent
damag'¢ section
in tile Glass Cool:top Su@lce ( [_aning" section.
• A hot sugar mixture
was spilled
on the cooktop.
Call a qualified
technician
fin" replacement.
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