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Cabinet

dimensions needed for

each model

are

shown

in CABINET &

COUNTER CUT

OUT

CHART.

The cabinet

cut-out

must be

located

with respect to the minimum clearances to

combustible

materials as

noted. When planning

the location,

consider curtains or other

combustible

materials installed around the range or

cooktop.

Note:

For

models

having

suffix "N" (i.e.

RV1735

BGPN) Countertops

with

overhang must be

notched

shown in

the

illustrations.

The

notch

should be

7/10" minimum,

both

sides.

WARNING

FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION

• KNIFE

RACK INSTALLATION -

Gas

supply

pipe must be installed

with

clearance

from knives

contacting

or cutting gas lines.

4. When the cabinet has been

prepared

according

to the

dimensions

given and the

gas

line

in place, remove

the range

or cooktop

from

its packaging

and position

the range

cooktop

in the opening.

Verify the range

or cooktop

is level from

side

to side and front

to rear.

Remove the

cooking grate(s), slide

the

range top back about

1/8", then

lift up

on one of

the

front

corners

(FIG

remove

the range

top.

Fasten

the

range or cooktop in place

with

wood screws (not

supplied)

through holes in

burner

box. Care should be taken to

not

force

the

range mounting flanges to bend, which may cause the range

cooktop to be mounted too low

in the

cabinet

cutout.

WARNING

FIRE

• Gas line

material

inside the burner

box

must be rated for a

minimum

of 300°F

operation.

Make

the

gas

connection.

All openings

the cabinetry

around

the

gas line

must

be closed at time of installation.

With electronic

ignition:

Complete

the

electrical

connections

as shown in the WIRING

DIAGRAM.

For

galley

slide-out

applications,

it is

highly

recommended

that the negative

volt

connection

be connected

directly to the

battery. Voltage supply must be between 9 and

13VDC.

Appliance

electrical

rating

12VDC,

O.6A during

sparking.

CAUTION

PRODUCT DAMAGE HAZARD

• Connect to 12VDC service only.

•

NOT

connect to

circuit

fused

for more than 3 amps.

•

DO NOT

hi-pot range

unless

electronic

ignition system

has been

disconnected.

Turn on the

gas

supply.

WARNING

EXPLOSION

OR FIRE

•

DO NOT

use

matches,

candles or other sources

ignition to test

fittings

and gas lines for

leaks.

10.

Check

all connections

for

gas leaks using a non-corrosive

leak

detection

fluid. Do not use a soap and water

solution.

Leak test in excess

oz. per

square inch

(1/2 psi) of

air pressure will invalidate warranty.

11.

Replace range top

(FIG

4-5).

Range/cooktop

now ready

for operation.

TOP BURNER OPERATION

WARNING

BURN INJURY

FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION

•

Use range

or cooktop

only

for

use

as described in this

manual.

•

NOT

leave

children

alone

or unattended in

area

where range

cooktop

in use. Never

allow

anyone

to sit, stand,

or climb on

any part

the

range

cooktop.

They could be burned or

injured.

•

NOT

store

things

children

might

want above the

range or

cooktop.

Children could

burned or injured

while

climbing on

it.

•

NOT

wear loose

or hanging

garments when using

the range

cooktop.

They could ignite

they touch

open

flame and you could

bumed.

•

Use only dry

potholders.

Moist or damp potholders

on hot surfaces

may

result in burns from

steam.

not

let the

potholder touch an open

flame.

DO NOT

use a

towel

bulky

cloth

for

a potholder.

could catch on fire.

•

NOT

heat unopened

containers.

They could

explode.

The

hot

contents

may cause burns and container particles may cause injury.

•

NOT

use range

cooktop for warming or heating vehicle. You

could

burned or

injured,

a fire

could

start,

deplete

oxygen in

the vehicle.

•

00 NOT

store flammable materials on, in, or near the range or

cooktop.

Any fumes can create an explosion and/or fire

hazard.

WARNING

BURN INJURY

FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION

•

All control

knobs

must

turned to

OFF

when not

use.

Fire

and/or

burning hazard may occur

burner is

accidentally

left

ON.

•

NOT

operate range

or cooktop

if it is

damaged or

not working

properly.

•

Know

where

your vehicle's

main LP

gas shutoff is

located.

•

Verify

sufficient

gas supply before

attempting to light

any top

burner.

Air in

the gas supply

line

will

Significantly delay

burner ignition,

and

a burner may

light unexpectedly as

the

air

in the

line clears out and is

replaced

gas; this

unexpected

ignition

may

burn you. Air

may

be introduced

into the

supply line

when

the vehicle gas bottle is

replaced,

during servicing of

other

gas

appliances,

etc.

•

If any burner

should extinguish

(after initially lighting or due

accidental

blow-out),

turn all burner knobs clockwise

..J

OFF

and

WAIT FIVE

(5)

MINUTES

before

again

attempting to light the burner.

•

NOT

touch top

burners,

burner

grates,

other

areas near

top burners

during and after

use.

Do not let clothing or other

flammable

materials

contact top burners or areas near

top

burners

until

they have had

sufficient

time to

cool.

•

Make sure the utensils you use are large enough

to contain

food

and avoid

boil

overs

and spillovers.

Heavy splattering or spillovers

left on

the

cooktop

can ignite and burn you.

•

DO NOT

drop

pans on the porcelain surface. Cracks or chips in

the

porcelain

surface

may

result.

• Be sure

that

glass

cooking

utensils are

safe

for

use

the

cooktop. Only

certain

kinds

glass utensils are suitable

for

surface

top

burner

use

without breaking due to the sudden changes

temperature.

•

Never leave top

burners

unattended.

boil

over could

result

and cause

smoking and

greasy

spillovers

that

may

ignite.

• Turn

pan

handles

inward,

but

not over other top burners. This reduces the

chance of burns due to bumping pan.

•

Grease is

flammable.

Never allow grease to

collect

around top burners or

cooktop

surface. Wipe spillovers

immediately.

•

NOT

use

water on

grease

fires.

Never

pick

flaming

pan.

Smother a

flaming

pan

with a tight-fitting lid or cookie

sheet.

Flaming

grease

outside of

the pan can be extinguished

with

baking soda

a multipurpose dry

chemical

foam-type fire

extinguisher.

• Use

care

when

lighting a

top

burner by hand. If the burner lights

unexpectedly,

or your hand is close to the

burner,

you

may

be burned.

•

Burner flame should not extend beyond the edge of the cooking

utensil.

The

flame could burn you and cause poor cooking results.

1. Check

that

gas is

on at

shutoff valve.

LIGHTING Top Burners:

All burner controls operate counter-clockwise

and must

pressed inward

(toward the

cooktop)

to turn

LITE.

Do not

attempt

light

more than

one burner at a

time.

b. IMMEDIATELY light the

burner by

holding a lit match or a hand-held

spark

igniter designed for

this purpose near the

burner

ports.

c. To extinguish the

top

burner flame, turn the

appropriate burner knob

clockwise

..J

OFF.

LIGHTING Top

Burners with

spark ignition:

(FIG

4-5)

Turn the

appropriate

burner

knob

counter-clockwise

to ON or

LITE.

Do not attempt to

light more than

one burner

time.

b. Turn the SPARK knob clockwise

..J

one

"click".

the

burner

fails to

light,

continue

turning

the SPARK

knob

clockwise

..J

until

the

burner

lights.

To extinguish the top

burner

flame,

turn the appropriate

burner

knob

clockwise

..J

OFF.

LIGHTING

Top

Burners

with electronic

ignition:

Turn

the appropriate burner

knob

counterclockwise

or LITE.

This

will

automatically

activate the ignition

system,

and

all

burners

will

begin to spark

repeatedly.

This is the

"clicking"

sound you

will hear.

The burner

will light within five (5) seconds. Once

the burner

lit,

turn

the knob

counterclockwise

to the desired setting.

To extinguish

the

top

burner

flame,

turn the appropriate burner knob

clockwise

..J

OFF.

12 VDC power

is not available to the ignition

module for

any

reason,

top

burners may be

lit

manually.

See instructions

in "Lighting

Top

Burners".

CAUTION

PRODUCT DAMAGE HAZARD

•

DO NOT

cook

with

the

control

knob set

in the LITE

position.

Damaae to the

ianition module and

burner

electrodes

mav

result.