MP5017-2002
Accu-Steam Gas Griddle
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3.10 GAS CONNECTION
The griddle has a 90° male 1/2”
connection installed (Fig 3.L).
The gas supply pressures for the internal
regulator must be verified with a calibrated
manometer while the appliance is operating in
maximum load condition.
A 1/8” NPT tap is provided in the front of
the internal regulator to measure the burner
STATIC pressure, see FIGURE
Use a pipe joint compound or sealant designed
for the use with liquefied petroleum gas when
replacing the 1/8” NPT tap.
Flexible residential appliance connection
hoses are not suitable for this appliance and
will void any warranty.
Do not use an excessive amount of sealant
in order to prevent potential obstruction of the
gas control valve.
3.10.1 GAS PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Ensure unit is connected to gas supply.
2. Turn gas off at supply.
3. Remove 1/8” NPT plug from dual solenoid
control valve.
4. Use a 1/8” NPT tap to connect a
manometer to the control valve. Ensure
manometer is set to read inches water
column (Fig 3.J & 3.K).
5. Turn gas and power supply on and turn unit
on.
6. When unit powers on, the pilot valve will
open and the STATIC pressure will be
present.
7. Once unit attempts ignition, the main valve
will open and the DYNAMIC pressure will
register on the manometer.
8. The DYNAMIC pressure must be set to
5
Inch Water Column (NG) or 10 inch WC
(Propane).
9. To adjust the pressure, remove the dust cap
on the regulator as seen in Fig 3.J & 3.K.
10. Adjustment screw can be turned using a
slot head screwdriver. Adjust while burner
is on.
Fig 3.L
Use a 1/8” NPT Barbed Pressure Tap
to connect a manometer and verify
pressure setting.
Gas pressure adjustment
screw
Fig 3.J - 2018 and older,
valve design
Fig 3.K - New Valve design as
of 2019