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10.0 FAULT FINDING 

FAULT 

POSSIBLE CAUSES 

REMEDY 

USER 

*ENG 

Burner will not light/stay 
lit. 

No gas to the unit. 

Check main gas is 
turned on. 

 

 

Spark ignitor not 
working 

Replace spark ignitor 

 

 

Blocked injector. 

Clean or replace injector. 

 

 

Blocked burner ports 

Clean burner regularly 

 

 

 

*ENG

 Service engineer only. 

 
 
 

11.0 SPARE PARTS 

PART DESCRIPTION 

SPARES NUMBER 

Rear thermocouple 

537060112 

Front thermocouple 

537060102 

Oven thermocouple 

535290058 

Open top valve 

535280009 

Oven thermostat 

535290062 

Oven burner 

535290055 

Open top burner cap 

535280001 

Open top burner body 

535280002 

Spark ignitor 

535010000 

Spark ignitor electrode & cable 

535290059 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
When ordering spare parts please quote the following: 
 

Model Number 
Serial number 
Gas type 

 
This information will be found on data plate attached to the appliance 
Visit our website for further spares information. 

Summary of Contents for DOMINATOR PLUS G3101 HD

Page 1: ...nstallation and servicing instructions GAS SIX BURNER RANGE G3101 HD Read these instructions before use T101014 Rev No 6 Published 01 09 22 DATE PURCHASED MODEL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER DEALER SERVICE PRO...

Page 2: ...of appliance and any replacement parts in a safe manner via a licensed waste handler Appliances are designed to be dismantled easily and recycling of all material is encouraged whenever practicable D...

Page 3: ...SYMBOLS SCREWDRIVER SPANNER COOKING OIL GREASE WARNING SPARK IGNITION FLAME VIEWPORT ALLEN KEY IGNITER C SPANNER REMOVE DEVICE PLUG REMOVER...

Page 4: ...compliance with the Gas Appliance Regulations Product Safety and Metrology Regulations for the Countries Gas Types and Pressures as stated on the data plate Unless otherwise stated parts which have b...

Page 5: ...ealth and safety of your business you must control any risks identified in your commercial kitchen To do this you need to think about what might cause harm to people and decide whether you are taking...

Page 6: ...RE TABLE 15 4 3 HEAT INPUT TABLE 15 5 0 DIMENSIONS CONNECTION LOCATIONS 16 6 0 INSTALLATION 17 6 1 SITING CLEARANCES 17 6 2 VENTILATION 18 6 3 ASSEMBLY 18 6 4 GAS SUPPLY CONNECTION 20 6 5 ELECTRIC SUP...

Page 7: ...INFORMATION This appliance has been UKCA CE marked based on compliance with the Gas Appliance Regulations Product Safety and Metrology Regulations for the Countries Gas Types and Pressures as stated o...

Page 8: ...2 0 OPERATION 2 1 COMPONENT PARTS A Hob control 1 6 G Oven control B Burner head H Oven base tray C Burner ring I Oven door D Hob drip shed J Oven shelf E Pan support K Oven shelf hanger F Oven igniti...

Page 9: ...9 2 2 CONTROLS A Hob control B Zone indicator C Oven control D Oven spark ignition...

Page 10: ...rned on 2 3 4 Turn control knob to full flame position 2 3 5 Press the control knob and gas will begin to flow 2 3 6 Light the burner using a taper or lighter Hold the control knob for a further 20 se...

Page 11: ...ply is turned on 2 4 4 Turn control knob to maximum temperature position 2 4 5 Press the control knob and gas will begin to flow 2 4 6 Light the burner using a spark ignitor button this may need to be...

Page 12: ...risk assessment we would refer you to you the Health and Safety Executive website www hse gov uk document ref manual handling at work INDG143 International customers should default to the health and s...

Page 13: ...is lodged in ports can be removed using a non metallic implement such as a cocktail stick The slots in the base should be free of debris using a soft brush 3 1 4 Dry the brass burner ring and burner h...

Page 14: ...id shelves shelf runner and oven base plate 3 2 3 Clean oven chamber using soap and water 3 2 4 Clean the shelves and base tray using soap and water TO ENSURE LONGEVITY AND PREVENT CORROSION BURNERS A...

Page 15: ...FIED 4 2 INJECTOR SIZES PRESSURE TABLE INJECTOR SIZES PRESSURE NATURAL GAS PROPANE G3101HD hob injector 215 130 G3101HD oven injector 220 135 Supply Pressure mbar 20 37 Operating Pressure mbar 15 N A...

Page 16: ...16 5 0 DIMENSIONS CONNECTION LOCATIONS...

Page 17: ...ppliance data label The electrical installation and connections should meet the necessary requirements to local electrical wiring regulations and electrical safety guidelines We recommend Supplementar...

Page 18: ...gulations COMBUSTION AIR REQUIREMENTS APPLIANCE G20 G31 G3101HD 47 m3 h 47 m3 h 6 3 ASSEMBLY 6 3 1 Remove the pan supports and polythene sheet then remove the 4 screws from the back panel the 3 rear r...

Page 19: ...4 This appliance is also provided with a terminal for connection of an external equipotential conductor This terminal is an effective electrical contact with all fixed exposed metal parts of the appl...

Page 20: ...d is supplied with to enable connection to BSP inlets 6 4 2 If flexible hose is used it shall comply with national requirements These must be periodically examined and replaced as necessary A retentio...

Page 21: ...old shown below 6 6 3 Light one open top burner 6 6 4 Natural Gas Appliance only Adjust Governor as shown in section 8 9 to a manifold pressure of 15mbar 6 6 5 Light all burners at maximum position an...

Page 22: ...VERSION TURN OFF GAS AT ISOLATOR 7 1 GAS CONVERSION CHECK LIST Change injectors in burner s see 8 5 8 6 Change By Pass screws Change gas type label For natural gas G20 an appliance governor is require...

Page 23: ...ould be replaced If the appliance is not considered safe the unit should be removed from service and the responsible person advised why the unit is not safe to use and what remedial action is needed C...

Page 24: ...t facia as stated in section 8 1 8 3 2 Remove pan supports and drip trays 8 3 3 Remove thermocouple and gas pipe from rear of valve 8 3 4 Gas valves are saddle mounted onto the float rail and fixed us...

Page 25: ...ial from its mounting bracket and prepare capillary for feeding out of the oven 8 4 5 The oven thermostat is saddle mounted onto the float rail and fixed using two M5 bolts 8 4 6 Remove oven thermosta...

Page 26: ...er support rail 8 5 5 Remove burner support rail 8 5 6 Remove injector housing 8 5 7 If converting Injector can now be removed from the housing and replaced 8 6 OVEN BURNER 8 6 1 Remove oven interior...

Page 27: ...OR 8 7 1 Natural Gas Appliance only Adjust Governor as shown 1 Gas in 2 Gas out 3 Direction of flow GOVERNOR SUPPLIED IS MAINTENANCE FREE ENSURE THE BLUE DUST CAP COVERING THE VENT IS FITTED AND IN GO...

Page 28: ...he plate will require to be lightly oiled during the cooking process Due to the dry nature of griddling food debris will burn on to the plate Continually scraping and removing the debris is recommende...

Page 29: ...T DESCRIPTION SPARES NUMBER Rear thermocouple 537060112 Front thermocouple 537060102 Oven thermocouple 535290058 Open top valve 535280009 Oven thermostat 535290062 Oven burner 535290055 Open top burne...

Page 30: ...Service calls to equipment under warranty will be carried out in accordance with the conditions of sale Warranty calls can be made between 8 30 am and 5 00 pm weekdays only To ensure your warranty enq...

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