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Fisher & Paykel GC9002QJET User Manual

Fisher & Paykel GC9002QJET
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Gas Cooktops
Models
GC600
GC600W
GC600F
GC600WF
GC600WFC
GC600QJET
GC900
GC900WFC
GC9002WFC
GC900QJET
GC9002QJET
GC36
GC36WAC
599001
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Fisher & Paykel GC9002QJET Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryCooktop
TypeGas Cooktop
Number of Burners5
Width90 cm
FinishStainless Steel
Safety FeaturesFlame failure protection
Auxiliary Burner Output3.5 MJ/h
Ignition TypeElectronic
MaterialStainless Steel
Fuel TypeNatural Gas / LPG
Burner TypesAuxiliary, Semi-Rapid

Summary

1.0 SPECIFICATIONS

1.1 Product Dimensions

Details physical dimensions for GC600, GC900, and GC9002/GC36 series cooktops.

1.2 Model Explanation

Explains the coding system used for Fisher & Paykel cooktop model names.

1.3 Bench Cut-Out Dimensions

Specifies the required dimensions for installing cooktops into benches or countertops.

1.4 Burners

Lists burner types, gas ratings (MJ/h, kW, BTU), and orifice sizes for different regions.

1.5 Controls

Details the number and type of gas valves and flame failure valves used per model series.

1.6 Electrical

Provides specifications for mains powered ignition systems and associated part numbers.

1.7 Total Gas Rating (MJ/h / kw / BTU)

Presents total gas consumption figures for various cooktop models and gas types.

1.8 General Warning

Stipulates that gas products must only be installed by qualified service personnel.

2.0 WIRING DIAGRAM

Schematic Wiring Diagram for GC600, GC900 & GC9002 Series Gas Cooktops Ignition Circuit

Illustrates the ignition circuit schematic for GC600, GC900, and GC9002 series gas cooktops.

Schematic Wiring Diagram for GC36 Gas Cooktops Ignition Circuit (USA & Canada Only)

Depicts the ignition circuit schematic specifically for the GC36 gas cooktop in the USA/Canada.

3.0 REPLACEMENT OF BURNER ORIFICE & LOW SETTING

3.1 Minimum Setting or Turn Down

Instructions on how to check and adjust the minimum flame setting on burners.

3.2 Conversion to Different Gas Type

Procedure for changing gas injector orifices and gas pressure for different gas types.

4.0 REMOVAL OF HOB TOP

4.1 How to Remove Hob Top

Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the cooktop's hob assembly.

5.0 REMOVAL OF COOKTOP FROM BENCH/COUNTERTOP

5.1 To Remove the Product from the Bench/Countertop

Instructions for disconnecting and removing the entire cooktop unit from its installed location.

6.0 REPLACEMENT & SERVICING OF ELECTRONIC IGNITION

6.1 To Replace an Electrode

Procedure for safely replacing a faulty ignition electrode on the cooktop.

6.2 To Replace Ignition Box

Steps to replace the electronic ignition control box, including electrode connections.

6.3 To Replace the Microswitch Loom (GC600, GC600W and GC36 Only)

Guide for replacing the microswitch wiring harness on specific cooktop models.

7.0 REPLACEMENT & SERVICING OF FLAME FAILURE

7.1 To Test Flame Failure

Method for testing the functionality of the flame failure safety device.

7.2 To Replace a Thermocouple

Instructions for removing and replacing the thermocouple component.

8.0 GAS VALVES

8.1 To Change a Gas Valve

Detailed steps for the removal and replacement of a gas valve.

8.2 To Re-Grease Gas Valves

Procedure for cleaning and re-greasing gas valves for proper operation.

9.0 PROBLEM SOLVING (Excluding Auto Reignition)

9.1 Gas Doesn't Light - No Spark

Troubleshooting steps for cooktops that do not ignite and show no spark.

9.2 Gas Doesn't Light - Spark but no Ignition

Diagnosing ignition problems when a spark is present but the gas does not ignite.

9.3 Flame Doesn't Stay When Gas Valve is Released

Troubleshooting why the flame extinguishes after the control knob is released.

9.3.3 Test Thermocouple

Method for testing the output of the thermocouple using a multimeter.

10.0 PROBLEM SOLVING AUTO REIGNITION

10.1 Gas Doesn't Light - No Spark

Troubleshooting no spark issues during the auto-reignition process.

10.2 Gas Doesn't Light - Spark but no Ignition

Diagnosing ignition failure when spark is present but flame does not establish.

10.3 Sparking Continuously after Ignition

Steps to resolve issues where the igniter sparks continuously after ignition.

10.3.1 Determine the Problem Burners

Procedure to identify specific burners causing continuous sparking problems.

10.4 Flame Goes Out on Low Setting

Troubleshooting why the flame extinguishes when the burner is set to its low setting.

10.5 Flame is Distorted or Large and Yellow

Diagnosing and rectifying issues with distorted, large, or yellow flames.

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