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STEP 3:
a. Install control panel assembly to front of base
pan by inserting end of brass extension tube
through elongated hole in base pan. Attach
control panel to base pan using two 10-24 x s"
screws and square nuts.
Elongated Hole
Base Pan
Square
Nuts
Control
Panel
10-24 x s"
screws
Brass
Extension Tube
Electrode Wire
STEP 4:
a. Check gap between end of ignitor electrode wire
and gas portholes of burner assembly. Gap
should be
5
/32". Adjust gap if necessary by
bending electrode wire.
NOTE: Bend the electrode wire by holding the
wire steady with pliers and gently bending
end of wire with fingers. Use caution to
avoid damaging the ceramic tube. The end
of electrode wire should be lined up with a
gas porthole on burner.
b. Thread ignitor lead wire of burner assembly
through small hole (next to the elongated hole)
in front of base pan and insert socket end into
terminal plug of rotary gas ignitor.
5
/32
" Gap
Ceramic
Tube
Gas Portholes
Control
Panel
Socket
End
Ignitor
Lead Wire
Terminal Plug
of Rotary Gas
Ignitor
Gas Control
Knob
Spark Area
Ignitor
Lead Wire
Ignitor
Knob
Burner
Assembly
c. Test ignitor system for electrical spark by laying
burner upside down in base pan to ground it.
d. Turn ignitor knob clockwise several times and
watch for spark between electric wire and
burner.
If there is no spark:
• Check to see that burner is grounded to
base pan.
• Check connection of ignitor lead wire to
ignitor terminal plug.
• Re-check gap setting between end of
ignitor electrode wire and gas porthole of
the burner assembly.
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