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1.12.1 Reasons for problems and solutions

Problem
Electrode
does not spark.
Electrode sparks,
flame does not light.
Burner ignites for 5
a.
to 10 second and
then goes off, espe-
cially in the morning
b.
when cold.
c.
Cause
a.
Rotisserie not "on".
b.
Electrical system not
grounded properly.
c.
Electrode tips too far apart.
d.
Electrode tips are dirty.
e.
Electrode not grounded.
f.
Ingnition wire loose.
g.
Ignition wire not properly
insulated.
h.
Ignition module faulty.
a.
Check all gas flow.
b.
Check polarity on the
electrical connections.
c.
Flame is too weak. Not
enough gas flow.
Electrode tips are too far
from burner.
High humidity evironment,
such as caused by leaving
water in drip pan
overnight.
Unit not properly adjusted
to new conditions.
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Solution
a.
Make sure that the HEAT switch is on.
Thermostat must be set (i.e. 550°F) and
the cooking timer must be operational
(cook cycle).
b.
Make sure that the three pronged
plug supplied with the unit is being
used. Make sure that the rotisserie is
properly grounded.
c.
Adjust electrode tips to 1/8" apart.
d.
If the machine is used, fat may have
carbonized on the electrode tips or rust
may have appeared. This prevents
proper sparking. Sand and clean
metal rods.
e.
Make sure that electrode is properly
fastened and makes solid contact with
the rotisserie body.
f.
Make sure that the ignition wire is
properly fastened to the ignition
module and to the electrode.
g.
Check the ignition wire for breaches
which may cause sparking to occur
between the cable and the body of
rotisserie. Insulate cable at breach.
h.
Check electrical input to module.
Module may need to be replaced.
a.
Turn all manual gas valves to "on".
Make sure the solenoid valve opens.
b.
Make sure that the hot, neutral, and
ground leads are properly matched up.
If neutral and hot are switched, the
"flame on" signal will not reach
ignition module, locking out gas.
c.
Check the operating gas pressure. If
this is correct, check gas line and
orifice for dirt or obstructions.
a.
Adjust the tips of the electrode rods
so that they are about 1/8" from the
burner surface.
b.
Switch exhaust hood to on before
igniting the unit. Open front door
of the unit to allow air flow.
b.
Re-adjust ignition prongs.
N/5.5 Installation 8/5/97
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