Why are the burner flames burning yellow on my MONTAGUE Broiler?
If the burner flames on your MONTAGUE Broiler are burning yellow, it could be due to incorrect gas pressure or issues with the secondary air. Check the gas pressure. If the gas pressure is correct, adjust or clean the air mixer.
What to do if one or more burner flames cannot be adjusted on my MONTAGUE 36W36 Broiler?
If one or more burner flames cannot be adjusted on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it could be due to a dirty Venturi passage, incorrect gas pressure, cracked, broken, or missing ceramics, or a faulty burner valve. Perform the Main Burner Orifice Removal and Replacement Procedure. Check and adjust gas pressure. Replace damaged or missing ceramics. Perform the Main Burner Removal and Replacement Procedure.
How to fix the heat of one or more burners is not uniform over the surface of the ceramic tiles on my MONTAGUE Broiler?
If the heat of one or more burners is not uniform over the surface of the ceramic tiles on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it could be due to clogged burner ports, broken or missing ceramics, a dirty venturi passage, or wrong gas pressure. Clean burner ports or perform the Main Burner Removal and Replacement Procedure. Replace broken or missing ceramics. Clean air mixer and venturi. Check and adjust gas pressure.
Why are the pilot burner flames burning yellow on my MONTAGUE Broiler?
If the pilot burner flames are burning yellow on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it may be because the gas is too rich, the pilot air passages are clogged, or the pilot is not properly adjusted. Perform the Pilot Burner Adjustment Procedure. Perform the Pilot Burner Orifice Removal and Replacement Procedure. Perform the Pilot Adjustment Valve Adjustment Procedure.
What to do if pilot burner flames are less than or more than 1/2" on my MONTAGUE 36W36 Broiler?
If the pilot burner flames are less than or more than 1/2" on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it could be because the pilot is not properly adjusted or the pilot burner is clogged. Perform the Pilot Burner Adjustment Procedure. Replace pilot burner.
How to fix one or more pilot burner flames cannot be adjusted on my MONTAGUE 36W36?
If one or more pilot burner flames cannot be adjusted on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it may be due to a faulty pilot burner or orifice, or a faulty pilot valve. Perform the Pilot Burner Removal and Replacement Procedure or Orifice Removal and Replacement Procedure as applicable. Perform the Pilot Burner Valve Removal and Replacement Procedure.
What to do if carriage assembly will not stay at a set height position on my MONTAGUE 36W36 Broiler?
If the carriage assembly will not stay at a set height position on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it could be caused by improper handle spring tension adjustment or a worn or broken gear with bracket. Perform the Handle Tension Adjustment Procedure. Perform the Gear with Bracket Removal and Replacement Procedure.
Why carriage assembly moves up and down too easily or too hard on my MONTAGUE 36W36 Broiler?
If the carriage assembly moves up and down too easily or too hard on your MONTAGUE Broiler, it is likely due to improper carriage spring tension adjustment. Perform the Carriage Tension Spring Adjustment Procedure.
Overview of broiler manufacturing, gas type, and installation importance.
Lists various Montague broiler models and their key features.
Guidance on locating the unit's serial number for service.
Procedures for inspecting delivered equipment for shipping damage.
Details on fixed orifices, gas types, and manifold pressure specifications.
Specifies minimum clearances from combustible and noncombustible materials.
Requirements for installing a proper ventilating hood and exhaust system.
Instructions for assembling the broiler unit.
Instructions for assembling and installing the unit's legs.
Guidance on installing ceramic radiants onto the burner assembly.
Recommendations for optimal appliance placement for operation and service.
Procedures for ensuring the appliance is correctly leveled.
Installation specifics for floor-mounted ranges.
Specific instructions for installing units on legs on the floor.
Specific instructions for installing units on a curb.
Steps for connecting the gas supply line and pressure regulator.
Instructions for installing and setting up the gas pressure regulator.
Steps to adjust the gas pressure regulator for correct manifold pressure.
How to light and adjust pilot burners for a steady blue flame.
Procedure for adjusting main burner flames for optimal combustion.
Overview of controls for burner and grid height adjustment.
Instructions for operating burner control valves.
How to adjust the grid height for desired cooking levels.
Information about managing gas flow to the appliance.
Step-by-step guide to lighting and relighting the pilot light.
Instructions for safely shutting down the appliance.
Procedures for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the unit.
General exterior cleaning guidance.
Specific cleaning instructions for painted surfaces.
Procedures for cleaning stainless steel components.
Tips for cleaning and maintaining stainless steel surfaces.
Routine cleaning tasks for daily maintenance of the unit.
Process for seasoning the griddle to create a non-stick surface.
Guidelines for removing and replacing appliance components.
Procedures for accessing components via covers and panels.
Steps for accessing components via the venturi cover.
Steps for accessing components via the control panel cover.
Procedure for removing and reinstalling the drip deflector.
How to remove and handle the drip tray and grease container.
Information related to the pilot assembly.
Location and adjustment of pilot adjustment valves.
Steps for replacing pilot assembly and orifice.
Procedures related to main burner assemblies.
Procedures for working on burner assembly, orifice, and venturi.
Procedure for replacing the main burner valve.
Procedures for servicing the carriage position handle.
Procedure for replacing the black ball knob on the handle.
Procedure for replacing the chrome sleeve on the handle.
Procedure for replacing the threaded stud for the handle.
Procedure for replacing the gear and tube assembly.
Procedure for replacing the compression spring.
Procedure for replacing the gear with bracket assembly.
How to adjust handle tension for carriage movement.
How to adjust carriage spring tension for leveling.
Detailed steps for adjusting pilot burner flame.
Steps to adjust the carriage position handle.
Orifice sizes and part numbers for C36 and C45 models.
Orifice sizes and part numbers for the 136W36 Oven.
Orifice sizes and part numbers for the V136W36 Oven.
Exploded diagram of C36 and C45 models with part numbers.
Parts list for C36 and 236W36 models.
Parts list for C45 and 243W36 models.
Exploded diagram of 36W36 and 43W36 models.
Parts list for the 36W36 model.
Parts list for the 43W36 model.
General| Category | Broiler |
|---|---|
| Model | 36W36 |
| Width | 36 inches |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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