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 .  Re-set the thermostat to 75°F and apply a second film of 

oil . After (5) five minutes, wipe off the excess oil . 

5 .  Reset the thermostat to the cooking temperature and 

apply a final film of oil . After (3) minutes, wipe off the 

excess oil . The griddle is now seasoned and ready for use . 

NOTE

 : We recommend reseasoning the griddle before each 

day’s operations begin . Franchise operators who follow 

explicit operating procedures should be made aware of this 

recommendation .

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

During idle periods, reduce the thermostat settings to 

conserve energy . A setting of 175°F to 00˚F is enough to 

keep the plate warm . Reducing the temperature also reduces 

the load on the thermostat .

1 .  At then end of the operations, turn the power and zone 

switches OFF . There is no need to change the thermostat 

settings when the unit is not in use . 

 .  Don’t overheat the griddle . Excessive heat causes grease 

to carbonize and makes the surfaces hard to clean .

3 .  Empty the grease trays often to avoid spillovers . 

 .  For extended shutdown or major maintenance, turn the 

power and zone switches OFF, close the manual shut-off 

gas valve, and unplug the electrical power cord . 

Cleaning

1 .  At the end of the cooking operations, wipe and clean the 

unit while it is still warm . Use a spatula to remove food 

residue and burnt grease . 

 .  When the plate is cool, wash it with a mild detergent, dry 

it, and wipe it with a slightly oiled cloth . 

3 .  For a more thorough cleaning, use Garland Ranges F69 

fryer and griddle cleaner . Polish the plate to a bright finish, 

then wash, rinse and thoroughly dry it . 

 . Follow the procedure specified (see Start-Up) to reseason 

the cooking surface . 

5 . To clean the exterior surface of a chain griddle, clean the 

stainless steel with a hot detergent or soap solution . 

Remove baked on grease by applying the cleanser in 

the direction of the polishing lines of the stainless steel 

surface . 

CAUTION

 : Do not rub stainless steel in a circular motion . This 

destroys the finished surface of the metal and detracts from 

its appearance .

If it is necessary to remove hard and burnt on deposits 

from high quality surfaces, use SCOTCH-BRITE or STAINLESS 

scouring pads by running with the grain of the finished 

steel . Remove heat tint the same way, using if necessary a 

non-abrasive powered cleanser with the SCOTCH-BRITE or 

STAINLESS pad . On no account use ordinary steel wool, it will 

damage the finished surface .

INSTALLATION continued

Summary of Contents for CG-24

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Page 2: ...could expose you to airborne particles of glass wool ceramic fibers Inhalation of airborne particles of glass wool ceramic fibers is known to the state of California to cause cancer Operation of this...

Page 3: ...ilation 7 Start Up 7 OPERATION MAINTENANCE 8 Cleaning 8 SERVICING 9 Have The Right Tools And Instruments 9 Adjustments 9 Pilot Flame Adjustment 9 Burner Air 9 Removing the Griddle Plate 9 Thermostat 1...

Page 4: ...re available on request 40 1016mm 38 965mm 220 240 volt 50 Hz 0 4 amps single phase See illustration for further specifications size statistics FRONT VIEW Model CG 48R Optional Stand Finished Floor Gr...

Page 5: ...es of the unit is what makes it so special Without fast response and a smooth gradient the chain griddle would be just another design among many Explaining why the unit is special is one thing and und...

Page 6: ...late also specifies the type of gas required for the unit Also check that the electrical connections are in good order NOTE The chain griddle is certified for installation on a combustible base with m...

Page 7: ...good order and undamaged before closing and securing the front panels NOTE This griddle is equipped with a 3 pronged plug cord set to fit any 120V AC3 prong 15 amp rated grounded receptacle To check t...

Page 8: ...anual shut off gas valve and unplug the electrical power cord Cleaning 1 At the end of the cooking operations wipe and clean the unit while it is still warm Use a spatula to remove food residue and bu...

Page 9: ...eld operator and are not considered to be defects in material or workmanship For this reason adjustments are not covered under the equipment warranty Pilot Flame Adjustment A pilot adjustment valve is...

Page 10: ...ion from aging it can fail in two ways one from an open circuit that is a break in one of its wired the other when it short circuits If a thermocouple open circuits the thermostat will shut off and pr...

Page 11: ...erial The green status light PL1 should illuminate when the main switch SW1 is closed If PL1 doesn t illuminate when SW1 is closed replace it Failure of the amber lights PL3 PL4 etc monitoring the zon...

Page 12: ...Gas Valve Regulator Flow Flow Pressure setting screw Turn counter clockwise to increas the pressure setting Turn clockwise to decrease the pressure Inlet Power Switches Dust caps fitted on the main po...

Page 13: ...Part GCGTRAINING06 03 03 08 Page 13 CONTROL PANEL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Figure 4 Control schematic for a Model CG 48 Chain Griddle...

Page 14: ...he junctions are at different temperatures The current will continue to flow as along as the junctions T1 and T2 remain at different temperatures Thermoelectricity is the direct conversion of heat int...

Page 15: ...the same temperature 350 F Allow the griddle plate to saturate and achieve a steady temperature Place a surface temperature probe on the griddle surface about the thermocouple you want to check The s...

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