Statesman STUDIO2B - Page 13

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LPG Conversion
SETTING THE SIMMER RATES
Hotplates.
a) Models without hotplate FSD
Each hotplate tap can be adjusted through the hole in the centre of the tap
spindle. Set the lighted burner to the simmer position and remove the control
knob. Adjust the ame size, ensuring that the ame will not be extinguished by
a slight draught or by turning the tap down to simmer, quickly.
b) Models with hotplate FSD (Access procedure is the same for the oven)
Switch o the electricity supply and access the hotplate by-pass screws as
follows;
1. Remove the hotplate tray by undoing the rear xings and the 2 small screws
beneath each hotplate burner head. Now slide the hotplate forwards to unhook it
from the front locators.
2. Unscrew and remove the control panel, taking care with the ignition switch wires.
3. The by-pass adjustment screw can now be accessed and adjusted to as necessary.
4. Carry out the oven adjustment before re-assembling.
Oven
The by-pass / simmer rate needs to be adjusted to ensure a sucient
maintenance rate to the burner once the oven temperature has been reached.
Proceed as follows:
1. Light the oven and select 1800C. After a few minutes the oven will have reached
temperature and the ame size will have decreased.
2. Turn the oven control knob to minimum.
3. Switch o the electricity supply and access the thermostat by-pass screw as follows;
• Remove the hotplate tray by undoing the rear xings and the 2 small screws beneath
each hotplate burner head. Now slide the hotplate forwards to unhook it from the
front locators.
• Unscrew and remove the control panel, taking care with the ignition switch wires.
4. Adjust the ame size small enough to enable lowest temperature settings to be
maintained and large enough to maintain ame stability. If the ame is too small,
the thermocouple may cool down and shut o the gas supply to the burner.
5. If this model has FSD hotplates, ensure that these have been adjusted before
reassembling.
Grill.
The grill does not have any adjustment as it is always in the full-on position when in use.