BlueStar RNB606GV1 Handbuch
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OPEN TOP, GRIDDLE, AND CHARBROILER BURNER AIR SHUTTER ADJUSTMENTS
Before attempting to adjust any top burner air shutter, assure the following information has been
reviewed and is correct.
reviewed and is correct.
1. Gas:
a. Proper Type (must match serial plate on product)
b. Proper regulator setting (utilizing a manometer)
b. Proper regulator setting (utilizing a manometer)
2. Orifice:
a. Properly parallel with the venturi throat of burner.
After verifying all the above issues, and the burner in question is yellow, lifting, or not a sharp
pointed cone, proceed to adjust air shutter as follows:
1. Remove all top cooking sections associated with the burners that are in question for air
shutter adjustment.
2. Utilizing the required tool for the air shutter on the burner, loosen the appropriate securing
fastener or slide non-securing air shutter as required or proceed to adjust the air shutter by
turning the air shutter counter clockwise, to close and clockwise to open the gap.
turning the air shutter counter clockwise, to close and clockwise to open the gap.
3. Test burner flame for proper burn, and upon an acceptable flame condition, reinstall the
top section area onto the product.
Please Note:
Opening the air shutter gap will eliminate the
yellow tipping on the burner. Closing the air
shutter gap will prevent a noisy flame that lifts
off the burner port.
Opening the air shutter gap will eliminate the
yellow tipping on the burner. Closing the air
shutter gap will prevent a noisy flame that lifts
off the burner port.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Conditions that cause
hazardous pungent odors from your range:
1. Floating flames that are lazy looking and do not have a well-defined inner cone. They are
1. Floating flames that are lazy looking and do not have a well-defined inner cone. They are
long ill defined, quiet flames that sometimes lift completely off the ports of the burner.
2. A lifting flame that is well defined, and noisy.
3. An orifice that is out of line with the burner venturi.
3. An orifice that is out of line with the burner venturi.
Low flame is set at the factory. A low flame adjustment may be required if supplied gas pressure
to the unit is low. If the low flame setting on the burners do not sense the igniter, continuous
clicking will occur. A low setting burner adjustment will be necessary. To do so, the following
steps are required:
to the unit is low. If the low flame setting on the burners do not sense the igniter, continuous
clicking will occur. A low setting burner adjustment will be necessary. To do so, the following
steps are required:
1. Remove burner knob from valve stem that
corresponds with the burner needing
adjustment
adjustment
2. With a small, thin, straight screwdriver, gently
insert the screwdriver into the D-shaped stem
3. Proceed to turn adjusting screw 1/8” turn at a
time, clockwise to lower, counter-clockwise to
raise, until desired flame is achieved.
raise, until desired flame is achieved.