How to fix an Atosa ATMG-24 that is not lighting?
If the Atosa Griddle isn't lighting, it could be due to insufficient gas pressure in the pipe. In this case, contact your local gas supply department. Alternatively, the nozzle might be occluded, requiring you to dredge the nozzle.
What to do if I hear a sound of fire when I close the gas on my Atosa Griddle?
If you close the gas and hear a sound of fire on your Atosa Griddle, it could be due to several reasons. First, there might be insufficient gas pressure in the pipe, in which case you should contact the local gas supply department. Second, the nozzle aperture may not match the gas resources, requiring you to adjust the nozzle diameter. Third, the flow of the connection pipe might not be enough; increase the pipe’s allowable flow. Finally, the damper opening degree might be too large, so adjust the damper.
Provides dimensional drawings and specifications for different models of gas countertop griddles.
Details gas supply pressure requirements and burner specifications, including BTU output and nozzle numbers.
Guides on unpacking, inspecting for damage, and the proper installation steps for the griddle.
Explains the importance of debugging and system testing for ensuring product function and safety performance.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lighting the pilot light on the gas countertop griddle.
Details how to ignite the main burner using the pilot light and adjust burner power.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the main burner and pilot light of the griddle.
Guidance on initial stove operation, preheating, and adjusting flame size for cooking.
Procedures for changing the gas source, including nozzle replacement and pressure maintaining valve adjustment.
Instructions on how to adjust the air input damper for optimal flame and combustion.
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