Falcon Foodservice Equipment G6478 Installation And Servicing Instruction Download Page 6

Electrode

Pilot Pipe

Retaining Nut

Electrode Retaining Nut

Thermocouple

Retaining Nut

Thermocouple

Spark gap 4mm

Important
Following re-assembly, tap operation should be

checked at all settings. Ensure that red spot on knob

indicates correct position. (i.e. Check that spindle

adaptor has been replaced in correct position.)

3.8 GOVERNOR (NATURAL GAS ONLY)
This component is maintenance free. Check that blue

dust cap for vent is fitted and in good condition.

This protects the breather hole.

3.9 TO CLEAN BALL VALVE
Turn OFF mains water supply and drain steamer tank

at draw off tap.
Remove cistern lid.
Remove split pin from valve body.
Raise ball valve arm slightly and withdraw from valve

socket .
Unscrew cap at valve end and extract valve plug.
Clean all components with a soft rag. DO NOT USE

ABRASIVES.
Replace in reverse order and test soundness. Flush

out pipes to steaming oven and re-fit the tank.

3.10 ADJUSTING DOOR FIT
Prise off hinge covers with a plain screwdriver.
Shut door and assess if seal leaks or if hinge binding

is present.
Undo screws which secure hinges to door.
The serration in the hinges allows door to be adjusted

in or out to take up slack or prevent hinge bind.
The catch adjustment is accomodated by adding or

removing shims as appropriate.

3.11 IGNITION SYSTEM FAULTS
a) If spark igniter does not light pilot, check for a spark

and gas. If no spark is evident inspect electrode to

ensure the ceramic is not cracked and that igniter

lead is correctly located. Check insulation on lead

for damage also. Use an insulated screwdriver to

form a spark gap and check igniter operation (see

Figure 3).
Having established a spark, check gas flow to pilot

by lighting with a taper. If there is no gas, inspect

that pilot injector is not blocked. Carry out check

detailed in Section 2.5.3 of this document.

b) If spark ignites pilot but goes out when knob is

released, ensure FFD thermocouple connections

are tight and that pilot end of thermocouple is

enveloped in flame. If this does not result in

establishing pilot then replace thermocouple.

If there is still a fault then the gas valve will have

to replaced. See Section 3.8 for procedure.

Figure 3 - Ignition System

SECTION 4 - SPARES

When ordering spare parts, always quote appliance

type and serial number. This information will be found

on data plate attached to unit base.

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Summary of Contents for G6478

Page 1: ...n Charge for reference during servicing Further to this The Users Instructions should be handed over to the User having had a demonstration of the operation and cleaning of the appliance IT IS MOST IM...

Page 2: ...mpetent installer must be employed 1 4 GAS SUPPLY The incoming service must be of sufficient size to supply full rate without excessive pressure drop A gas meter is connected to the service pipe by th...

Page 3: ...against top panel 4 Position rear extension panel 2 over side extensions 3 and against rear cover panel 1 Use screws provided to secure 2 to 1 and 3 For all units continue assembly as follows 5 Posit...

Page 4: ...3 Servicing 1 Ensure gas supply to appliance is turned ON 2 Check pilot gas supply to ensure there is no stoppage or blocking of the connecting tubes and pilot burner injector 3 Check position of pilo...

Page 5: ...uts and withdraw pilot burner assembly from appliance Undo fixings to remove pilot burner from bracket 3 4 INJECTORS 3 4 1 To Remove the Burner Injector Remove injector located inside air box of burne...

Page 6: ...hinges allows door to be adjusted in or out to take up slack or prevent hinge bind The catch adjustment is accomodated by adding or removing shims as appropriate 3 11 IGNITION SYSTEM FAULTS a If spark...

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