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Check
ignition
of
surface
burners.
Operation
of
electric
igniters
should
be
checked
after
range
and
supply
line
connectors
have
been
carefully
checked
for
leaks
and
range
has
been
connected
to
elec-
tric
power.
a.
To
check
for
proper
ignition,
push
in
and
turn
a
surface
burner
knob
counterciockwise
to
the
LITE
position.
You
will
hear
the igniter
sparking.
b.
The
surface
burner
should
ignite
when
gas
is
available
to
the
burner.
Purge
air
from
supply
lines by
leaving
knob
in
the
LITE
position
until]
burner
ignites.
Each
burner should
light
within
four
(4)
seconds
in
normal
operation
after
air
has
been
purged
from
supply
lines.
c.
Visually
check
that
burner
has
a
flame.
Once
the
burner
ignites,
the
control
knob
should
be
turned
out
of
the
LITE
position.
d.
Try
each
surface
control
knob
separately
until
all
surface
burners
have
been
checked.
Each
burner
location
is
equipped
with
a
separate
electrode.
Adjust
LOW
setting
of
surface
burner
valves
(linear
flow).
Test
to
verify
if
LOW
setting
should
be
adjusted:
a.
Push
in
and
turn
control
to
LITE
until
burner
ignites.
Push
in
and
quickly
turn
knob
to
lowest
position.
if
burner
goes
out,
reset
control
to
OFF.
Remove
the
surface
burner
control
knob.
insert
a
thin-bladed
screwdriver
into
the
hollow
valve
stem
and
engage
the
slotted
screw
inside.
Flame
size
can
be
increased
or
decreased
with
the
turn
of
the
screw
(see
Fig.
17
amd
Fig.
18).
f.
Adjust
flame
until
you
can
quickly
turn
knob
from
LITE
to
lowest
position
without
extinguishing
the
flame.
Flame
should
be
as
smail
as
possible
without
extinguishing.
Note:
Air
mixture
adjustments
are
not
required
on
surface
burners.
2905
Burner
flame
size
|
5/8”
|<—
Cooktop
Fig.
18
Check
ignition
of
oven
burners.
A
The
operation
of
oven
igniters
should
be
checked
after
range
and
supply
line
connectors
have
been
carefully
checked
for
leaks
and
range
has
been
connected
to
electric
power.
Be
sure
all
packing
materials
and
litera-
ture
are
removed
from
oven.
The
oven
burner
is
equipped
with
an
electric
control
sys-
tem
as
well
as
an
electric
oven
burner
igniter.
If
your
model
is
equipped
with
an
upper
oven
burner,
it
will
also
have
an
electric
burner
igniter.
These
control
systems
require
no
adjustment.
When
the
oven
is
set
to
operate,
current
will
flow
to
the
igniter.
It
will
“glow”
similar
to
a
light
bulb.
When
the igniter
has
reached
a
temperature
sufficient
to
ignite
gas,
the
electrically
controlled
oven
valve
will
open
and
flame
will
appear
at
the
oven
burner.
There
is
a
time
lapse
from
30
to
60
seconds
after the
thermostat
is
turned
ON
before
the
flame
appears
at
the
oven
burner.
When
the
oven
reaches
the
set
temperature,
the
glowing
igniter
will
cycle
off.
The
burner
flame
will
turn
off
in
20
to
30
seconds
after the
igniter
turns
off.
To
maintain
any
set
oven
temperature,
this
cycle
will
continue
as
long
as
the
oven
control
is
set
to
operate.
To
check
oven
burner
ignition:
a.
Set
oven
to
Bake
at
300°F.
See
User’s
Manual
for
operating
instructions.
b.
Within
60
seconds
the
oven
burner should
ignite.
Check
for
proper
flame,
and
allow
the
burner
to
cycle
once.
Reset
control
to
OFF.
c.
lf
your
model
is
equipped
with
a
waist-high
broiler,
set
oven
to
Broil.
See
User’s
Manual
for
operating
instructions.
d.
Within
60
seconds
the
broil
burner
should
ignite.
Check
for
proper
flame.
Reset
control
to
OFF.
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