Why does my Groen TDH Kettle stop heating before it reaches the desired temperature?
If your Groen Kettle stops heating before it reaches the desired temperature, check the thermostat dial setting, the thermostat calibration, and the thermostat operation.
Why does my Groen TDH Kettle continue heating after reaching the desired temperature?
If your Groen Kettle continues heating after reaching the desired temperature, check the thermostat dial setting, the thermostat calibration, and the thermostat operation.
What to do if there is a spark, but the pilot will not light on Groen TDH?
If there's a spark but the pilot won't light on your Groen Kettle, try the following: * Check that the gas valve is opening. * Confirm that the gas pressure meets the control manufacturer’s specifications. * Check for gas at the pilot. If there's no gas flow, inspect the pilot gas line for kinks and obstructions. * If necessary, replace the gas control valve. * Ensure the pilot spark gap is 7/64 inch (2.78 mm) and located in the pilot gas stream; adjust or replace the pilot if needed. * Inspect the orifice and clean it if necessary.
Why Groen TDH Kettle system does not produce a spark?
If your Groen Kettle system isn't producing a spark, here's what to check: * Examine the thermostat and close the contacts if they are open. * Check the AC voltage between terminals '1' and GND. If it’s not 230 VAC, check the high limit switch to ensure it is closed. * Inspect the pilot spark gap and regap it if it is not 7/64 inch (2.78 mm). * Look for cracks or breaks in the electrode ceramic. * Ensure the high tension cable is firmly attached and in good condition; replace the pilot if the cable is cracked or brittle. * If none of the above steps work, replace the electronic spark ignition module.
What to do if the main burner comes on but will not stay lit on Groen Kettle?
If the main burner of your Groen Kettle comes on but won't stay lit, check the burner ground for a bad wire or connection, replacing it with high-temperature wire if needed. Also, check for low gas supply pressure and consider replacing the ignition control module if necessary. Finally, inspect the ceramic insulator or pilot flame sensor for cracks and replace the flame sensor if it is cracked.
What to do if the pilot lights, but the main burner will not come on, and spark does not stay on in Groen TDH Kettle?
If the pilot light ignites, but the main burner doesn't come on and the spark does not stay on in your Groen Kettle, check that the gas pressure meets the control manufacturer’s specifications. If the issue persists, replace the spark ignition module.
What to do if the pilot lights, but the main burner will not come on, and the spark stays on, in Groen TDH?
If the pilot light is on, but the main burner won't ignite and the spark remains on in your Groen Kettle, check these items: * Ensure the sensor cable is securely attached to terminal '1' on the module and to the sensor. * Inspect the sensor ceramic for cracks. * Confirm that the cable is not grounded out; correct any grounding issues. * Check the sensor cable for continuity and the condition of its insulation. * Verify the gas pressure. * Clean the pilot assembly. * Tighten all mechanical and electrical connections.
What to do if the safety valve pops on Groen TDH Kettle?
If the safety valve on your Groen Kettle pops, consider the following: * Check for air in the jacket. * Inspect the safety valve. If it pops at pressures below 49 PSIG, replace it. * Verify if the high limit pressure switch is set too high. * Examine the thermostat operation.
General| Type | Tilting Kettle |
|---|---|
| Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Jacket Type | Steam Jacketed |
| Controls | Manual or Touchscreen |
| Tilting Mechanism | Manual or Electric |
| Heating Method | Steam |
| Agitator Type | Optional |
| Temperature Control | Thermostatic |
| Applications | Soups, sauces, stews, pasta |
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