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English 5
Reassemble the Cooktop
1. For the single piece ignitor, carefully feed the wires
through the heat shields, if applicable. Ensure that the
ignitor wires do not crimp.
For the two piece ignitor, reinstall the heat shield, if
applicable (wire feed not necessary).
2. For the single piece ignitor, carefully feed the wires
through the spill trays. Ensure that the ignitor wires do
not crimp.
For the two piece ignitor, reinstall the spill trays (wire
feed not necessary).
3. Reinstall the Flush Island Trim with T-20 Torx screws.
4. For the single piece ignitor, carefully feed the ignitor
wires through the burner pedestals.
For the two piece ignitor, reinstall the burner pedestals
(wire feed not necessary).
5. Insert the venturi into the burner pedestals. Secure with
the black T-30 Torx screws, starting both before fully
securing either screw. Ensure that the venturi does not
‘lock down’. The venturi should be pulled out smoothly
and easily once the pedestals have been secured.
6. For the single piece ignitor, reconnect the ignitor wire to
the electrode on the burner base. Carefully feed the
ignitor wires back through their burner pedestals while
setting the burner bases back into place. Ensure that
the wires do not crimp or bunch.
For the two piece ignitor, set the burner bases back on
the burner pedestals (wire feed not necessary).
7. Secure with the burner bases with T-30 Torx screws,
starting both before fully securing either screw.
8. Replace burner caps and grates.
Setting Valve Screws for the
Burners
Screw driver for valve screw setting
A flat-head screwdriver with an 1/8" [3.0 mm] wide, .020"
[0.50 mm] thickness tip (included) is used to reposition the
valve screws for minimum flow settings on manual valves.
Remove the protective cap before use.
Setting valve screws
1. Shut off the gas supply to the appliance.
2. Disconnect the electrical power.
3. Remove knob from the valve stem by slowly pulling
knob straight out, away from the control panel.
4. Remove the bezel-mounting screw located to the right
of the valve stem, using a
T-20 Torx driver.
5. To engage the valve screw, insert the included
flat-
blade screwdriver with 1/8” blade into the hole in the
bezel created by removal of the mounting screw. You
should feel the engagement of the screwdriver and the
valve screw.
Valve Screw
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