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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
ONLY AUTHORISED PERSONNEL TO SERVICE APPLIANCE
1. Try to regularly clean the burners. Regularly check whether there is any spillage.
Maintain healthy flame by keeping burner injectors tidy.
2. Contact your manufacturer if your burner injectors need to be changed.
3. You must service your gas cocks once every 12 months. You should change the
ball valves if they've become loose or tough to operate. If the pilot light is not
continuously turning on, it may be a defective thermocouple.
4. Take out the ball valve and pilot valve handles to remove the burner and pilot
assembly. If the device comes fitted with a combination valve, take out the valve
knob. Once done, remove the screws retaining the front panel and take out the
front panel. Slide the spillage tray to take it out. Untie the block in the gas line
between the flame failure valve and the burner or on either side of the
combination valve. Untie the wirings for the thermocouple lead and pilot gas
from the flame failure valve. Undo the two bolts holding the burner to the
burner support. You can now remove the burner and pilot assembly from the
device. Once you've taken out the burner, it is easier to screw out the injectors
for cleaning. One can release the pilot assembly from its bracket and take it out
for replacement.
5. To replace the thermocouple, take out the nut holding the thermocouple at the
rear side of the flame failure valve situated behind the front control panel. Once
done, release the thermocouple from the pilot assembly. Then, use a new
element in its place.
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