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Summary of Contents for PF-2-36G-40

Page 1: ...s PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN MADE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE USER MANUAL SERVICE INSTRUCTION MODELS PF 8 40 PF 6 12G 40 PF 2 36G 40 PF 4 24G 40 PF 48G 40 FAN FORCED FAN FORCED GAS APPROVAL NO 2597 ESTABLISHED 1911 The Cooking Equipment Professionals www goldsteineswood com au ...

Page 2: ...E Page 6 5 TRIVETS Page 7 6 PILOT BURNER OPERATION Page 8 7 CONTROL Page 9 8 THERMOSTAT SETTING Page 10 11 9 PROBLEM SOLVING Page 12 13 14 10 FAN FORCE CONTROL Page 15 11 FAN FORCE WIRING DIAGRAM Page 16 12 DRAWING Page 17 13 SPARE PARTS Page 18 19 14 WARRANTY Page 20 15 BRANCHES Page 21 IM037B1 p2 ...

Page 3: ...S PF 8 40 PF 6 12G 40 PF 2 36G 40 PF 4 24G 40 PF 48G 40 GOLDSTEIN RANGES designed to give long and satisfactory service and incorporate the best possible materials and workmanship Proper installation adjustment and preventative maintenance are vitally important if efficiency and appearance are to be maintained Read these instructions carefully as they contain important safety information regarding...

Page 4: ...ed by an authorised person and in accordance with the regulations of the local Gas Authority AS5601 AG601 and any other authority having jurisdiction The appliance has been tested and preset before leaving our factory but small adjustments may be necessary to suit local conditions Correct operation of the appliance must be tested as part of the installation procedure NOTE Models operating on LP Ga...

Page 5: ...R FLUING 6 TURN ON GAS OR ELECTRICITY 7 ADJUST GAS PRESSURE WITH THREE QUARTERS OF THE UNIT RUNNING ADJUST GAS PRESSURE NATURAL GAS 1 00 KPA LPG 2 75 KPA 8 TURN ON ONE AT A TIME TO MAKE SURE ALL IS WORKING E G BURNER RADIANT GRIDDLE AND OVEN 9 SHOW CUSTOMER A HOW TO WORK EQUIPMENT B HOW TO CLEAN C HOW TO PULL IT APART E G TRAYS TRIVETS D ALSO WHAT NOT TO DO E G WATER WITH ELECTRICAL GREASE AND OIL...

Page 6: ...Care of top plate should be limited to periodic wiping off with rough cloth or burlap 5 STAINLESS STEEL Using a liquid cleaner indicated especially for this type metal can clean the stainless steel finish NEVER attempt to clean stainless steel with steel wool abrasive cloth or powders 6 PERIODIC CLEANING Keep grease spillovers and other accumulations out of both top and oven burner boxes or areas ...

Page 7: ...5 TRIVETS ENSURE ALL TRIVETS ARE PUT ON AS PER DIAGRAM ABOVE SO THAT THE PILOTS ARE UNDER THE CANOPIES FAILURE TO PLACE TRIVETS CORRECTLY MAY CAUSE A FIRE HAZARD IM037B1 p7 ...

Page 8: ...GAS FLOW TO MAINTAIN FLAME Adjustable to suit type of gas used as precise and accurate TO OPERATE Push in and turn knob to position B light pilot burner if Flame Failure hold in for 10 seconds to establish Pilot flame release pilot burner should remain alight and turn to position C for full flow of gas for minimum gas flow turn to position D Adjustable to suit type of gas used Further adjustment o...

Page 9: ...7 CONTROL MODEL EUROSIT 630 OVEN CONTROL IM037B1 p9 ...

Page 10: ...ection shown by the arrow on the valve body Prevent foreign matter from getting into the valve during installation In particular check the cleanliness of the inlet and outlet pipes Do not subject the valve to bending in excess of 35 Nm and to torque in excess of 25 Nm Use only the specified spanner grips when making the connections The valve has three pairs of retaining holes Main gas connection T...

Page 11: ...he setting screw should not be unscrewed more than 2 turns from the fully in position Minimum flow Starting from position 7 turn the knob slowly clockwise to the minimum flow position just before the cut off click Turn the screw 3 clockwise to reduce flow It is possible to use screws with calibrated bores available on request to replace the Maximum by pass flow setting screw In this case it is nec...

Page 12: ...p of baked products and light bottom possibly not baked in centre a Cause Remedy Excessive BTU MJ input Check burner injector orifice for correct size also check governor pressure b Cause Remedy Under active flue or flue restriction Check for obstruction in flue way c Cause Remedy Thermostat calibration too high Re calibrate 3 Uneven baking characteristics from side to side b Cause Remedy Oven bur...

Page 13: ...e to bake a Cause Remedy Fluctuating gas pressure Fit or adjust governor 7 Pilot outage a Cause Remedy Fluctuating pressure Fit or adjust governor b Cause Remedy Contamination of pilot orifice Clean pilot orifice c Cause Remedy Extreme over gassing of main Check burner jet orifice size or Burner Governor adjustment d Cause Remedy Defective thermocouple Replace e Cause Remedy Defective safety shut ...

Page 14: ...ack a Cause Remedy Excessive aeration Adjust 9 Yellow Flame a Cause Remedy Too much gas to burner Check gas pressure and burner Jet orifice b Cause Remedy Insufficient aeration Adjust 10 Harsh noisy flame a Cause Remedy Excessive aeration Adjust IM037B1 p14 ...

Page 15: ... movement helps to strip away thin layers of moisture and cool air from around the product allowing the heat to penetrate and reduce cooking time The fan should always be running when the oven is in use if under unusual circumstances the fan can be switched off if the oven temperature is set less than 160ºC The warranty on the fan is void if it is not used in temperature over 160ºC IM037B1 p15 ...

Page 16: ...11 FAN FORCE WIRING DIAGRAM DATE CHECKED SCALE DRAWING No wing N A N N SPARKER INGITOR SWITCH MAIN SWITCH INGITOR BOX AMENDMENT No FAN N ...

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Page 18: ...LENIUM RANGE 55 39 34 27 40 20 60 58 59 62 61 63 41 38 OF F NO 65 68 69 66 67 64 53 11 72 19 22 36 33 71 14 17 18 9 8 13 12 15 70 10 8 7 31 30 29 28 24 25 21 23 37 3 5 6 4 1 42 43 44 57 51 47 49 48 50 56 45 46 52 54 IM037B1 p17 ...

Page 19: ...9 GPIC0002 ELECTRODE CERAMIC GPIB0002 509F 20 GPI00001 PILOT PFB BURNER SINGLE 21 PF 48A13 FLAME SPREADER ASSY 22 PF 00M03 TRAY RUNNER LEFT HAND SIDE 22 PF 00M09 TRAY RUNNER RIGHT HAND SIDE 23 PF 48M04 SHELF 40 OVEN 505 x 975 24 PF 48M08 HANDLE 40 OVEN 25 MKNPLM21 KNOB GASCOCK GCKPF001 GCKGR001 PF BOIL 26 GLA00137 EUROSIT LABEL ARROW FOR KNOB NEW 27 ESP00008 OVEN SPARKER LARGE 28 PF 00M07 BOLT 4 x...

Page 20: ... 340 51 MKNPLMS3 KNOB MINISIT 100 x 340 x C 52 GMA00001 MAGNETIC ARMATURE OVEN N24ST 53 GLA00138 EUROSIT LABEL TEMPERATURE READING 54 GMA00002 MAGNETIC ARMATURE OVEN BURNER N21S 55 GTC01000 THERMOCOUPLE L 1000 56 GPIC0003 ELECTRODE CERAMIC GPI00003 PILOT 57 ESPL0402 LEAD H T 402mm FOR GRIDDLE 58 EPL00016 10 AMP PLUG LEAD 3 MTR 59 ESW00007 RED MAIN SWITCH WITH BOOT 60 ECNP2S30 2 WAY PORCELAIN CONNE...

Page 21: ...ip in accordance with the warranty offered This undertaking covers the provision of labour and parts for 12 months from the date of delivery to the purchaser This undertaking applies only to state capitals Remote areas are not covered by this commitment and special enquiries should be made Note Travel time not covered by warranty To the maximum extent permitted by law any liability on Goldstein Es...

Page 22: ...3 260 264 Wickham Road 49 Logan Road Moorabbin Woolloongabba Victoria 3189 Queensland 4102 Phone 03 9553 1488 Phone 07 3891 1466 Fax 03 9553 0785 Fax 07 3393 1333 South Australia Western Australia Suite 26 10 Wittenberg Drive 283 287 Sir Donald Bradman Drive Canning Vale Brooklyn Park Western Australia 6155 South Australia 5032 Phone 08 9456 0559 Phone 08 8238 3423 Fax 08 9456 0554 Fax 08 8238 340...

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