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4517957 Rev. 2 (06/05)

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INSTALLATION

General Information

Before assembly and connection, check gas supply.
•  The type of gas for which the unit is equipped is 

stamped on the name/rating plate. Connect a unit 

stamped  “NAT”  only  to  natural  gas,  and  a  unit 

stamped “PRO” only to propane.

•  In a new installation, have the gas authorities check 

meter size and piping to ensure that the gas supply 

will deliver sufficient pressure to operate the unit 

properly.

•  When  adding  or  replacing  equipment,  have  gas 

authorities  check  gas  pressure  to  ensure  that  the 

existing  meter  and  piping  will  supply  fuel  to  the 

appliance with no more than 0.5 inch water column 

pressure drop during operation

•  Before turning on the main gas supply, check the 

unit to be certain that all the controls are in the 

“OFF” position.

•  When checking gas pressure, be sure that all other 

equipment  on  the  same  gas  line  is  turned  “ON.” 

A  preset  gas  pressure  regulator  is  supplied  with 

GARLAND Restaurant Series Equipment. It may 

be necessary to adjust the regulator to deliver fuel at 

the pressure shown on the rating plate.

Rating Plate

All burner input ratings are shown on the name/rating 

plate of each range which can be located behind the lower 

front kick panel, (located below oven door). To access, 

remove two (2) fasteners securing the panel shut.
For proper operation, the fuel information on the data 

plate  of  your  new  equipment  must  match  your  fuel 

supply.
When corresponding with the factory or equipment 

dealer regarding service problems or replacement parts, 

be sure to refer to the particular unit by the correct 

model number, including prefix and suffix letters and 

numbers and serial number. The rating plate affixed to 

the unit contains this information. 

Safety

It is essential that the instructions in this booklet are 

strictly followed for the safe and economical operation 

of the equipment. If it is known or suspected that a fault 

exists on the appliance then it must not be used until 

the fault is rectified by a competent person.

Power Failure Note

: In the event of a power failure, no 

attempt should be made to operate the oven. The oven 

is gas operated but has electrical features, motor and 

door switches.

Product Usage

The top of the range is designed for flexibility and the 

preparation of numerous types of products. 
Preparation of soups, stocks and sauces are done on a 

hot top where slow even cooking is desirable. Heating 

larger quantities of food can be done more efficiently than 

heating small quantities. Pots and pans should be covered 

whenever possible to reduce energy consumption. 
High acid sauces, such as tomato should be cooked in 

stainless steel vessels rather than aluminum since stainless 

will not react chemically. Light coloured sauces may be 

dicoloured by the aluminum especially if stirred with 

a metal spoon. Salty water may pit aluminum vessels if 

used frequently. 

INTRODUCTION continued

Summary of Contents for SRW286A

Page 1: ...smells gas This information shall be obtained by consulting your local gas supplier Users are cautioned that maintenance and repairs must be performed by a Garland authorized service agent using genui...

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Page 3: ...en 11 Convection Oven 12 Lighting the Oven 12 Shut Down 12 Operating Suggestions 12 MAINTENANCE CLEANING 12 Stainless steel 12 Exhaust Filter 13 Enameled Painted Surfaces 13 Griddle 13 Cleaning instru...

Page 4: ...T 10 POWER CORD AT REAR 120V FAN GUARD 10 1 2 267mm 1 1 2 38mm 3 3 4 95mm 3 1 2 83mm 39 1 2 1003mm 28 711mm 5 127mm 12 305mm 24 610mm 36 915mm 45 1 2 1156mm 31 3 4 806mm 5 127mm 20 1 2 521mm 3 4 NPT R...

Page 5: ...tenance Periodic inspections by the dealer or a qualified service company are recommended to check temperature burner adjustments and to ensure moving parts are operative Wherever possible avoid overh...

Page 6: ...on on the data plate of your new equipment must match your fuel supply When corresponding with the factory or equipment dealer regarding service problems or replacement parts be sure to refer to the p...

Page 7: ...el floor designed to withstand the weight of the fully laden appliance Any openings in the wall beside the appliance should be sealed Appliances Equipped with Casters The installation shall be made wi...

Page 8: ...E C Manifold Pressure Injector Size BURNER NATURAL GAS PROPANE Manifold Pressure Injector Size Manifold Pressure Injector Size mbar W C DMS mm mbar W C DMS mm GRIDDLE 11 2 4 5 42 2 4 25 10 53 1 51 HOT...

Page 9: ...ired opening per table E on the previous page Adjust if necessary FIXING SCREW SHUTTER OPENING MEASUREMENT INJECTOR LOCATION Hot Top Minimum Flame Setting 1 Set the gas tap to the MIN position 2 Conne...

Page 10: ...griddle surface as this will scratch or nick the surface and will result in improper cooking or sticking of the product Never salt food over the griddle since this will build up a gummy residue makin...

Page 11: ...The recommended pre heat time is 30 minutes This will thoroughly saturate the plate Pots must have flat bottoms for maximum contact with the hot surface Roasting pans with straps should never be used...

Page 12: ...the O position when the range is not in use 2 Clean the range as soon as possible after cooking tomato or vinegar based products that have a high acid content These foods can cause pitting of the sur...

Page 13: ...d water Replace Cleaning Instructions For Heavy Build Up NOTE After using cleaners grease cutter re season the griddle NOTE Apply to a warm griddle for best results 1 Using a traditional 2 5 3 64mm 76...

Page 14: ...t and slide the burner and burner pan forwards out of the combustion chamber 6 Clean the burner with a stiff scrubbing brush and shake the burner well to ensure that ports are clear of any debris 7 Re...

Page 15: ...5 F 6 Replace the thermostat dial and repeat steps 1 through 3 to verify that correct adjustment has been made MAINTENANCE CLEANING continued 3 Check the temperature reading just when the control cycl...

Page 16: ...new spring supplied Upon completion of all the above operations follow the section in the manual on Commissioning and ensure that the setting pressure and all burner flame settings are adjusted accor...

Page 17: ...rubbing on oven baffle Adjust blower wheel Blower wheel loose on motor shaft Retighten blower wheel Defective motor Replace motor Cook Cool Down switch set to Cool Down motor not working Defective Coo...

Page 18: ...when the oven doors are opened Control Panel Rocker Switches 1 Remove the fastener securing the control compartment access panel REPLACEMENT OF PARTS 2 Slide out the control drawer to access the switc...

Page 19: ...plate to the oven casing back and pull the plate forward into the oven compartment 6 Disconnect the motor wire connections note which wire connects to which and replace faulty motor 8 Reassemble in th...

Page 20: ...Specify Gas 1 5 4518183 Pilot Bracket Oven 1 6 22701XX Oven Orifice Fitting 3 53 SHT 1 OF 2 SK3894 55 56 54 81 54 57 47 27 31 46 52 51 50 49 43 113 114 115 112 111 110 109 106 107 118 102 101 100 103...

Page 21: ...1730296 Front Frame Assy 1 27 2621300 Body Side Support 2 28 2614100 Body Side R H 1 29 2642000 Wall Shield 1 30 2604200 Inner Liner 1 31 1309021 Body Side Insulation 5 Thick Burglas 1200 2 32 3020000...

Page 22: ...75 1 69 1439901 Oven Door Panel 1 70 3077100 Nameplate 1 71 3017000 Handle 1 72 4516836 120V Cooling Fan Assembly 1 4517669 230 V Cooling Fas Assembly 1 73 3007300 Handle End 2 74 3010000 Handle End P...

Page 23: ...151 153 168 185 184 154 159 158 160 161 156 155 164 6 157 170 172 171 173 174 201 177 176 179 178 163 181 182 183 166 165A 167 186 189 190 191 188 193 194 195 196 217 119 222 221 219 220 215 213 208 1...

Page 24: ...Spring PRO 1 110 2622400 Wiring Access Cover 1 111 4517369 Control Compartment Back 1 112 2490500 Straight Thru Relief Bushing Domestic Model 1 113 1029600 Antishorts 2 114 1029400 3 8 BX Cable 1 115...

Page 25: ...sy 1 155 2617500 Orifice Support Hot Top 1 156 M8 XX Orifice Hood Hot Top Specify Gas 1 157 G02486 00 Orifice Fitting less Hood Hot Top 1 158 2200700 SIT Pilot RH 1 158A 2200704 3 16 Comp Nut 1 158B 2...

Page 26: ...riddle Pilot RH 1 186 4517062 Front Rail 1 187 4517039 Heat Shield Hot Top Valve 1 188 G03053 1 Momentary Push Button Switch 1 189 4516937 Handle Assy 1 190 4517048 Valve Panel 1 191 4517416 Switch Bo...

Page 27: ...230V 4 outlet 1 4514750 Spark Generator 120V 4 outlet 1 226 3050401 Terminal Block Export Model 1 227 4517052 BX Connector Retainer 1 229 G03883R Thermoflex Insulating Sleeve 1 230 2200203 High Tensio...

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Page 30: ...OOLING FAN ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLERANCE 0 015 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED TITLE DATE SCALE DR SHT OF CHK BY REV REV DATE DR DESCRIPTION REVISIONS M COOK COOL OFF NO NC COM RL1a RL1 RL1b 12 6...

Page 31: ...4A SPARK ELECTRODE HOT TOP PB IGNITION MODULE HOT TOP COOLING FAN warning light thermodisc ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLERANCE 0 015 UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED TITLE DATE SCALE DR SHT OF CHK BY RE...

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