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Oven thermostat bypass screw

Pilot

(Solid Top Only)

Bypass screw

Low flame

adjustment

f) Remove right-angled bracket from existing

thermostat and fit it to replacement.

g) Replace all parts in reverse order and check gas

joints for tightness.

3.7.2 To Check and Adjust the Thermostat
a) Remove control panel as detailed in Section 3.2.3.
b) Replace knob and turn to 200

o

C position. This

should be the temperature at this setting.

c) Place a temperature measuring device at

geometric centre of oven and light oven.

d) Allow oven to heat up for 30 minutes. Observe

temperature is steady. Compare value obtained

with required value of 200

o

C.

Example - Oven at 190

o

C.

Action
Turn knob to a higher setting until a temperature of

200

o

C+/-5

o

C is obtained. Pull knob off without

rotating spindle. Undo fixings on adjusting flange at

spindle base. Replace knob and turn it back to 200

o

C

setting. Remove knob and tighten adjusting flange

fixings. Check temperature remains steady at new

setting for 200

o

C.

Reverse action if oven temperature is above or below

200

o

C.

e) Turn thermostat to lowest setting and adjust

by-pass screw to achieve flame cone length of

approximately 5mm. Check flame stability as

detailed in Section 1.11.

Figure 9

3.8 GAS TAPS and FFD
3.8.1 Replacement Taps for Open Top and

Solid Top Burners (G1006BX/G1026BX)

a) Remove control panel as detailed in Section 3.2.4.
b) Remove hob lift-off components.
c) Undo inlet/outlet pipe compression nuts.
d) Disconnect thermocouple nut.

For solid top units, proceed with e) to g).

e) Undo pilot supply pipe.
f) Undo fixings that secure control location plate to

bracket.

g) Remove fixing plate from previous control and

secure to replacement.

Replace parts in reverse order.
Also check FFD thermocouple position at low flame

operation. Check open top flame stability on low

flame settings by turning control between high and

low settings.
To set by-pass rate: Aimfor flame cone lengths of

approximately 5mm. Typically, this may be achieved

by withdrawing by-pass screw fromits closed position

by:
Open Top
Natural Gas - Half turn
Propane Gas - Quarter turn
Solid Top
Propane Gas - Two Turns
3.8.2 Twin Bullseye
a) Remove bullseye rings and hob castings.
b) Remove centre support.
c) Remove burner control panel.
d) Remove control panel as detailed in Section 3.2.4.
e) Undo saddle clamp plate to float rail.
f) Unscrew burner assembly and manifold bracket

fromside panel and crown plate.

g) Remove burner assembly c/w with gas tap and

manifold bracket to gain complete access to

pipework.

h) Remove pilot pipe, main feed pipe and

thermocouple nut from tap.

j) Remove pilot pipe adaptor from gas tap.
k) Replace components in reverse order.
m) Replace all parts in reverse order.

Summary of Contents for G1006X

Page 1: ...e IT IS MOST IMPORTANT THAT THESE INSTRUCTIONS BE CONSULTED BEFORE INSTALLING AND COMMISSIONING THIS APPLIANCE FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE SPECIFIED PROCEDURES MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE OR THE NEED FOR A SE...

Page 2: ...Gas water and electrical supply external to unit Light bulbs Re installing vacuum in kettle jackets Replacement of grill burner ceramics when damage has been clearly caused by misuse Where an engineer...

Page 3: ...system or to the open air Flues are best discharged under a canopy connecting with a ventilating system 1 4 GAS SUPPLY The incoming service must be of sufficient size to supply full rate without exces...

Page 4: ...ne unit pressure is controlled by the incoming supply regulator For multiple burner natural gas units set pressure at 15 mbar with approximately half the total heat input of the appliance in operation...

Page 5: ...ted in Figure 4 MUST be kept clear for aeration purposes 2 Ovens Open oven door pull out shelves and remove shelf runner Lift up from bottom ease bottom outward and lower to free top fixing Lift out s...

Page 6: ...N E D O F F A N D C A N N O T B E INADVERTANTLY TURNED ON AFTER ANY MAINTENANCE TASK CHECK THE APPLIANCE TO ENSURE THAT IT PERFORMS CORRECTLY AND CARRY OUT ANY NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS AS DETAILED IN SE...

Page 7: ...tion should be as detailed in Section 1 11 Lock aeration screw after any adjustment Solid Tops Single Twin Remove bullseyes rings and hob fillings Clean burners using a wooden splinter or fuse wire as...

Page 8: ...rmocouple to bracket Withdraw thermocouple d Replace in reverse order Position thermocouple tip 38mm above base as shown in Figure 7 Figure 7 3 4 6 Twin Bullseye Thermocouple Replacement a Remove bull...

Page 9: ...8 1 Replacement Taps for Open Top and Solid Top Burners G1006BX G1026BX a Remove control panel as detailed in Section 3 2 4 b Remove hob lift off components c Undo inlet outlet pipe compression nuts d...

Page 10: ...re lubricant Apply grease sparingly DO NOT block the gas passageways of plug and body d Ensure that plug is inserted into body in correct position for operation e Secure end cap to body Note that fixi...

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