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P/N 24-132 REV A 7/00 

 

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LIGHTING AND RELIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS 

 
TOP SECTION: 
 
The top sections of your appliance are equipped with constant burning lighters.  Lighters and 
burners should be manually lighted immediately after the gas is turned on.  Adjustments can be 
make through the observation openings in front valve cover.  Using a screwdriver, lighter flames 
can be adjusted by turning the lighter adjustment screw* clockwise or counterclockwise.  Pilots 
should be checked periodically to insure pilot ignition. 
 
OVEN SECTION: STANDARD OVEN GAS CONTROLS 
 
1.  Turn oven ON-OFF valve to “ON.” 
2.  Turn thermostat dial to “OFF.”  Wait 5 minutes. 
3.  Remove oven kick plate. 
4.  Push red button of safety pilot valve and light pilot.  Continue to push red button until pilot 

flame remains on (minimum of 30 seconds).  Release button. 

5.  Turn thermostat dial to desired temperature. 
6.  CHECK IF PILOT IS EXTINGUISHED.  IF EXTINGUISHED, REPEAT STEPS 1 THRU 4 

ABOVE. 

7.  Replace oven kick plate. 
8.  Turn thermostat dial to “OFF” to shut down oven. 
 
OVEN SECTION-CONVECTION OVEN-GAS CONTROLS 
 
NOTE:  THIS CONVECTION OVEN IS EQUIPPED WITH A SIMPLE TROUBLE-FREE 
RELIGHT FEATURE.  THIS FEATURE RUNS ON A 120V SYSTEM AND IS IN ADDITION TO 
THE STANDARD GAS VALVE SAFETY FEATURE.  
 

TO LIGHT CONVECTION OVEN 

 
With gas turned “ON” to appliance and all top section (range) pilots ignited, turn appliance 
master switch to “ON” position – ‘light’ between switches (toggle types) will glow, indicating 
power to re-igniter is “ON.” 
 
1.  Turn thermostat dial “OFF.”  Wait 5 minutes. 
 
2.  Remove oven kick plate. 
 
3.  Push red button of safety pilot valve and light pilot.  Continue to push red button of safety 

valve until pilot flame remains on (minimum of 30 seconds).  Release button. 

 
4.  Turn thermostat dial to desired temperature. 
 
5.  When satisfied oven pilot is holding, turn thermostat to desired temperature. 
 
6.  Turn off thermostat. 

Summary of Contents for JTRH Series

Page 1: ...must be no material or obstacles obstruction the flow of combustion and ventilation air FOR YOUR SAFETY Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity of this or any...

Page 2: ...NOTE APPLIANCE INTENDED FOR OTHER THAN HOUSEHOLD USE The area in front of and above the appliance must be clear to avoid any obstruction of flow of combustion and ventilation air Means must be provid...

Page 3: ...ecurely locking plate shelves together Similar provisions are provided when appliances are equipped with high shelves Adjusting legs that are provided can adequately level floor mounted appliances Ker...

Page 4: ...mostat dial to desired temperature 6 CHECK IF PILOT IS EXTINGUISHED IF EXTINGUISHED REPEAT STEPS 1 THRU 4 ABOVE 7 Replace oven kick plate 8 Turn thermostat dial to OFF to shut down oven OVEN SECTION C...

Page 5: ...IN 30 SECONDS IF THE PILOT BURNER FAILS TO LIGHT THE THERMOCOUPLE WILL COOL AND CAUSE THE MAIN BURNER GAS TO STOP FLOWING THROUGH THE SAFETY VALVE TO OPERATED TITAN CONVECTION OVEN GAS CONTROLS 1 Turn...

Page 6: ...mmence operating and product will start to be processed GENERAL INFORMATION If it if necessary to lower oven temperature very rapidly to accommodate a different product simply adjust thermostat to the...

Page 7: ...ge As frequently as necessary remove grease tray empty and clean with mild detergent SERVICE INTERVALS The need for servicing will to a great extent be determined by the appliance usage The following...

Page 8: ...disconnect device that complies with the Standard for Quick Disconnect Devices for Use With Gas Fuel ANSIZ21 41 1989 Adequate means must be provided to limit the movement of the appliance without depe...

Page 9: ...P N 24 132 REV A 7 00 Page 9 INSERT Restraining device picture...

Page 10: ...V A 7 00 Page 10 INSERT ELECTRIC DIAGRAM CONVECTION OVEN NOTE A WIRING DIAGRAM CAN BE FOUND ON THE INSIDE OF THE OVEN KICK PLATE CAUTION In the event of prolonged power failure DO NOT attempt to opera...

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