To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my food sticking to my APW Wyott Griddle?
Food may stick to your APW Wyott griddle due to several reasons. The heat might be set too high, so try lowering it. The griddle surface may need cleaning and seasoning. Also, ensure you are using enough cooking oil to cover the surface under the food.
What to do if the APW Wyott Griddle heat does not come on?
If the heat does not come on when you turn on the thermostat of your APW Wyott Griddle, the thermostat could be bad, in which case you should replace it. Another possible cause is that the pilot burner is not lit, so you should light it. Alternatively, the gas valve may be faulty, requiring replacement.
Why does my food taste greasy from the APW Wyott Griddle?
If your food tastes greasy or has an off-flavor when cooked on the APW Wyott Griddle, consider these possibilities: the food itself might have an off-flavor, so use fresh ingredients. Improper food storage before cooking could also be a factor, so ensure proper storage. You might be using too much griddle fat, so reduce the amount. The heat setting could be too low or too high, so adjust accordingly. Lastly, the griddle surface may need cleaning and seasoning.
What to do if the pilot burner will not stay lit on my APW Wyott Griddle?
If the pilot burner won't stay lit on your APW Wyott Griddle, several factors could be responsible. The thermocouple may be faulty and need replacement. Ensure the thermocouple is heated sufficiently. The pilot orifice could be obstructed or the wrong size; clear or replace it as necessary. Air in the gas supply might be the issue, so purge the gas supply of air. Air blowing out the pilot light could also be the cause, so minimize airflow around the pilot light. Finally, the automatic pilot valve might be defective, requiring replacement.
Why is my fat smoking so much on my APW Wyott Griddle?
Excessive smoke from fat on your APW Wyott Griddle could be due to the heat being set too high, so lower the heat setting. Also, moisture in the food may be turning into steam, so ensure food is dry before cooking.
Why won't the pilot burner light on my APW Wyott Griddle?
If the pilot burner won't light on your APW Wyott Griddle, it could be due to an obstructed pilot orifice, so clear it. The pilot gas might be turned off at the automatic pilot, so turn it on. Alternatively, the automatic pilot valve could be bad, requiring replacement.
Why is my food burned around the edges on my APW Wyott Griddle?
Food may burn around the edges or contain dark specks on your APW Wyott Griddle because the heat is set too high; lower the heat setting. Additionally, the griddle surface may need cleaning and/or seasoning. Ensure the surface under the food is covered with enough cooking oil, and increase the amount if necessary.
What to do if food is undercooked inside on APW Wyott Griddle?
If food is undercooked inside on your APW Wyott Griddle, it may be because the heat is set too high, so you should lower it. Also, the food may not have been cooked for a long enough time, so increase the cooking time.
Explanation of danger, warning, caution, and notice symbols used throughout the manual.
Instructions for unit installation, gas supply, grounding, and leveling.
Step-by-step instructions for lighting pilot safety valves and standing pilots.
Instructions for preheating, setting burner temperatures, and efficient griddle loading.
Procedures for initial, daily, and weekly cleaning of the griddle and its components.
Instructions for adjusting manual and BJWA gas valves for proper flame control.
Guidance on adjusting the by-pass flame for low-temperature operation.
General| Model | GGM-24H |
|---|---|
| Type | Griddle |
| Brand | APW Wyott |
| Width | 24 inches |
| Number of Burners | 2 |
| Temperature Control | Thermostatic |
| Construction | Stainless Steel |
| Cooking Surface Material | Steel |
