Suburban SD2, SD3 Installation, Operation And Service Manual

INSTALLATION,

OPE,RATION AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

RECREATIONAL VEHICLE

DROP.IN COOKTOPS

Models

SD2

.

SD3

IMPORTANT:

INSTALLER: PROVIDE

THIS MANUAL TO THE

OWNER/USER OF THE RECREATIONAL

VEHICLE.

OWNER:

RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
READ THIS

MANUAL

CAREFULLY

BEFORE

OPERATING APPLIANCE.

FOLLOW ALL

SAFETY

NOTICES

AND WARNINGS.

ALL TECHNICAL

AND WARRANTY

QUESTIONS

SHOULD

BE DIRECTED

TO THE COMPANY

LISTED ON

THE WARRANTY, OR RATING PLATE LOCATED

UNDERNEATH

THE MAIN TOP.

Suburban

SUBURBAN

MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Post

Office

Box 399

Dayton, Tennessee 37321

423-775-2131

FAX

423-775-7015

ManufactLlring C ompany

a subsidiary

or AIRXCEL, lnc.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

WARNING: lF THE

INFORMATION

lN

THIS MANUAL lS

NOT

FOLLOWED EXACTLY, A

FIRE OR EXPLOSION

MAY RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE,

PERSONAL

INJURY OR DEATH.
DO NOT

STORE

OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER

FLAMMABLE VAPORS AND LIQUIDS

IN THE

VICINITY

OF THIS OR ANY OTHER

APPLIANCE.

WHAT TO DO IF

YOU

SMELL GAS

O

DO

NOT

TRY TO LIGHT

ANY

APPLIANCE.

EXTINGUISH ANY

OPEN

FLAME

INCLUDING CIGARETTES.

O

EVACUATE ALL

PERSONS FROM THE VEHICLE.

O

DO

NOT START

THE VEHICLE'S ENGINE OR ELECTRIC GENERATOR.

o

DO NOT TOUCH ANy

ELECTRTCAL

SWTTCH

(TNCLUDtNG

LTGHTS) OR USE

ANY

PHONE OR

RADIO IN THE VEHICLE.

.

SHUT OFF

THE GAS SUPPLYAT THE GAS CONTAINER

(BOTTLE)

OR SOURCE.

O

IMMEDIATELY CALL YOUR GAS SUPPLIER

FROM A NEIGHBOR'S PHONE.

FOLLOW THE GAS SUPPLIER'S INSTRUCTIONS.

O

IF YOU CANNOT

REACH YOUR GAS SUPPLIER, CALL THE

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

.

DO NOT TURN ON

THE

GAS

SUPPLY UNTIL THE GAS LEAK(S)

HAVE BEEN

REPAI

RED.

INSTALLATION

AND SERVICE MUST BE PERFORMED BY

A

QUALIFIED

INSTALLER,

SERVICE AGENCY

OR THE GAS SUPPLIER.

INTRODUCTION

1. Your Drop-in

Cooktop has been

certified

by Underwriters Laboratories

(UL)

for the

U.S.A. and Canada for use

with

LP/Propane

gas

only.

2. Your cooktop

is one of the

following models:

SD2 or SD3.

3. Model number

letter designation:

S

-

Suburban

D

-

Drop-in

# - Number of burners

4. The

complete model, serial

number

and stock

number

are located

on

the

UL

label located

under

the top. This information will be needed

when servicing

appliance or ordering

parts.

Record

the information

below and retain for future

reference. Replacement

parts

can be ordered through

your

local dealer or

Suburban Service Center. To obtain

information

on locating a local

service

agency, call

Suburban

I\,4anufacturing Company,

Customer Service Department,

(423)

775-2131.

Model No.
Serial No.

Stock No.

Date of Purchase

4.

Before

placing

drop-in cooktop into

cabinet,

determine

which

one of the three

knockout

openings in the burner

box

(left

side,

right

side or rear)

will be used

for

routing

of the

gas

supply tubing to

the

pressure

regulator.

After

making

selection,

knockoul

the 1 inch

plug.

Place

drop-in cooktop into the

prepared

opening and

secure

to cabinet

with four

(4)

wood

screws.

(Not

provided)

5. Route

gas

line

through opening in

burner box and connect the

gas

line to the

3/8" flare fitting

inside the

burner box. Place nylon brushing

ovei

gas

line

and

insert

brushing

into opening in

burner box.

CAUTION:

Gas

supply tubing within the confines

of the

appliance

connection

shall be rigid

or semi-regid metallic tubing.

6. Be sure

all openings in the

cabinetry around lhe

gas

line

are sealed

at time

of installation.

CAUTION:

lt is imperative

that the cabinet in which the

cooktop is

placed

be

separated from other

appliances so that the

combustion air

supply to

the top burners

can not be affected in

any

way

by any forced-air

heating

appliance

or its return air

system or by any other source

of

positive

or

negative

air

pressure.

A negative air

pressure

created

by another forced

air appliance

may draw the flame

down around the top burners

and into

the cooktop

resulting in

damage to the burners and cooktop,

as well as

possible

personal

injury and/or damage

to

vehicle.

A

positive

draft

could

cause

the burner flame

to lift-off the burner and

go

out

resulting

in an

uncontrolled

escape of

gas.

Whenever the

gas

fumes reach

an open

flame

or another

ignition

source, an explosion and/or fire

will occur

in

property

and/or loss

of life.

7. Be

sure burner knobs

are in

"olf' position.

Turn

on

gas

supply.

Check all

connections

for Ieaks.

WARNING:

Never

check for leaks

with an open flame.

Apply a

soap and

water

solutlon

to all

ioints

to see if bubbles are

formed.

NOTE:

The

appliance must

be disconnected from the

gas

supply

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of that

system at test

pressure

in access

of

'112

PSIG.

The

appliance must

be isolated from the

gas

supply

piping

during any

pressure

testing

of the

gas

supply

piping

system at test

pressure

equal to,

or less than,

1/2

PSIG.

8.

Remove the top

and the

grate(s)

from their

packing.

a. Remove the

protective

rubber feet from the

plastic

bag and

slip over the

grate

legs.

b. lnstall

the

grate(s)

on the top.

c.

Remove the

grate

retainer

clips from the

pack-out

bag and install

the clips

over

the burner

grate

legs

from the underside of the

stove top.

Squeeze

the ends

of the clips together and

slip over the ends

of

the

burner

grate.

9. Position

the top over the

burners and secure in

place

with

two

(2)

thumb

screws

and two

(2)

nylon washers

provided.

10.

Your Suburban

Drop-in

Cooktop

is now ready

for operation.

Before

operating,

read

the safety information

and operating instructions

contained in this

manual.

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"'7'-'"

//

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" .ii

Figure 1

..:UL

LABEL

5. The cooktop is

designed certified

for

use with LP/Propane

gas

only. Do not

attempt

to convert to natural

gas.

6.

Gas supply

pressure

for checking of the regulator

setting shall be

at least

1"

W.C. above the

suggested

manifold

pressure.

Minimum

Gas Supply Pressure

- 1 1"

W.C.

Maximum

Gas

Supply

Pressure - 14 " W.C.

INSTALLATION

WARNING!

lnstallation

of this

appliance

must be made in

accordance with

the written instructions

provided

in

this manual. No agent,

representative

or employee

of Suburban or other

person

has

the authority to change,

or

waive anv

Drovision

of the instructions

contained in this manual.

1.

In the U.S.A., the installation must

conform with state

or other codes or in the

absence of

such codes, refer

to

the

latest

edition

of:

a. Standard

for Recreational

Vehicles

ANSI A1 1g.2/AFPA

501C

b. National

Fuel Gas Code

ANSI

2223.1

ln

Canada, the installation must be in accordance

with:

a.

Standard CAN/CSA Z-240.4.2-M86, Installation

Requirements

for

Propane Appliances and Equipment in

Recreational Vehicles.

b.

Any applicable local codes and regulations

2. Minimum

clearances from combustible walls

above and

below counter:

3. Cut-out

dimensions illustrated in Figure

2 are as follows

13'' MAXIMUM

OVERHEAD

CABINET

DEPTH

nn

DISTANCE

TO COMBUSTIBLE

S DIRECTLY ABOVE

COOK.TOP

24'

Models

Below Counter

lenter of Burner Head(s)

to adjacenl vertical

:ombustible material

above the

cooking surface

lurners.

Sides, Rear and

Bottom

Right Sidewall

Left Sidewall

Backwall

SD2

0"

5 718" ) I 16

8"

5UJ

0"

5 5/8"

o

o

Model

Dimensions

B C

D

E

SD2 16 3/8 115t8

2 3t16 3/4" min.

18"

SD3 18 15/16 16 1/8

21116 2

3/8" min

21

between adiacent

SD2 models

'Minimum

acceptable

spacing adjacenl

Figure

2

SAFETY INFORMATION

Listed

below

are some very

important facts that

you

should follow. They

are

listed for

your protection

and safety.

1. Have

your

dealer show

you

where the main

gas

shut-off valve is located and

how to shut it off in an emergency.

2. Use

your

cooktop only for

its intended use. It is not to be used as a means to

heat

your

RV. Using

your

cooktop in lhis manner can result in

personal

injury/property

damage and/or

loss of life.

3. lf the cooktop is near a window,

proper precautions

should be taken to

prevent

curtaans

from

blowing

over burners creating a f\re hazard.

4. Keep the area around

the cooktop clean and clear of any combustible

materials,

gaso[ne

or other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids.

5. Do not leave

children

alone or unsupervised

in area where cooktop is being

used. The top burners, burner

grates

and other areas near the burners become

hot

enough to cause severe

burns.

6.

Children should be

taught that the cooktop

is not a toy. They should not be

allowed to

play

with the controls or any other

parts

of the appliance.

7, Do not store items of

interest to children in cabinets above or

near the

cooktop.

Children

climbing on

the appliance to reach items could be seriously

injured.

8. Do not wear Ioose fitting clothing

or long-hanging sleeved clothing while using

the appliance. lf they contact the open

flame

of

the burner, they

could

ignite and

cause severe burns.

9. Use

only

dry

potholders

to remove hot utensils. Using damp

potholders

on

hot

surfaces

could result

in

burns

to hands. Do not use a towel or bulky cloth for a

pot

holder. The cloth could contact

open flame and cateh fire.

10, Never heat an unopened container. Pressure build-up within the container

can cause

it

to explode.

11.

Keep cooktop clean. The build-up

of

grease

and food boil-over and/or

spillage can create a fire hazard.

12.

Avoid using

your

cooktop

or any other appliance if

you

smell

gas.

Do not

assume that the smell of

gas

in

your

RV is normal. Any time

you

detect the odor

of

gas,

it is to

be considered

life

threatening

and

corrected immediately.

Extinguish

any open

flames including cigarettes and evacuate all

persons

from

the vehicle.

Shut off

gas

supply

at LP

gas

bottle.

(See

safety notice on front

cover of this manual.)

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Know which

knob controls

which burner. Always be sure the correct burner

is turned on.

2. Depress knob

and

turn fully counter-clockwise

\ to

"Lite" position.

a. Verify sufficient

gas

supply before attempting

to

light

the

burner. Air

in

the

gas

line

will significantly

delay burner ignition. The burner may light

unexpectedly as the air in

the Iine

clears and

is replaced

by

LP

gas.

This

unexpected

ignition could

burn

you.

Air in the

gas

lines may occur after

the vehicle

gas

bottle and/or

tank is refilled, during

and after servicing

other

appliances on

same

gas

line, etc.

b.

Do not

attempt to light

more than one burner at a time.

c.

lmmediately

light burner

by holding a long match near the burner

ports.

CAUTION: Hand held

ignitors may be used but be sure they are the

type designed for

lighting open flame burners.

3. lf any burner should extinguish

after initial lighting or due to accidental blow-

out, turn

gas

off by turning control

knob clockwise a to

"OFF",

wait five

(5)

minutes before

attempting

to

relight the

burner.

Failure to follow these

instructions

could result

in a fire or explosion.

lf the

burner should

go

out

while cooking, or if there is an odor of

gas,

turn

control knob(s) clockwise I to

"OFF".

Wait five

(5)

minutes for

gas

odor

to

disappear. lf

gas

odor is

still

present

-

Do not relight burners. See

"What

To Do

lf You

Smell Gas" on the

front cover of this manual.

4. To turn burne(s)

"OFF",

turn the appropriate control knob clockwise I to

"OFF'.
WARNING! Be sure all control knobs are turned

"OFF"

when

you

are not

cooking. Someone could be burned or a fire could start if a burner is

left on or unattended even

if

onlv momenl

MAINTENANCE

WARNING! lf the user

of this

appliance fails to maintain it

in the condition

in which it

was shipped from

the factory or if the

appliance is not used

solely for

its intended

purpose

or if appliance is

not maintained in

accordance

with the instructions

in this manual,

then the rask of a fire

and/orthe

production

of carbon

monoxide exists which can cause

personal

or loss of

life.

13. Turn

pan

handles inward

or

toward

back of cooktop and out of the way

of

people

walking

past

cooktop and/or out of the reach of

children. Do

not

turn

handles

to where

they are over the burners.

'14.

Do not

use water on

grease

fires- Never

pick-up

a

flaming

pan.

Smother a

flaming

pan

with a lid or flat

pan.

Flaming

grease

outside

the

pan

can be

extinguished

with

baking soda or a multipurpose dry chemical fire extinguisher.

15. Never

leave top burner(s) unattended.

a. For such reasons

as down drafts that could be created by opening and

closing of cabinet doors or doors within the RV or by

positive

or negative

air

pressures

affecting

burners due

to improper installation.

(See

paragraph

6 under lnstallation.) The burner could extinguish resulting

in

gas

escaping into the RV.

Remember,

gas

to

burners

is controlled

manually,

you

must turn

gas

"ON

and

""OFF".

b. A boil over could occur and the spill could ignite.

16.

Flame size

a. Never

extend

the flame

beyond the outer edge of the utensil. A higher

flame

simply

wastes heat

and energy.

b. Correct flame size is determined by utensil size and material, what

you

are cooking

and

whether

or

not

you

are

cooking

with

liquid.

Figure 3

'1

7. To

prevent

damage to the cook top, top burners, or top

grate,

never operate

a top

burner without a

pan

in

place.

The top burners, especially the high input

burner

(if

equipped), should

not

be operated on

high

for an extended

period

of

time.
Use the high flame setting to begin, then reduce the flame to a lower

setting to

continue cooking. Never use cookware which extends

beyond one inch of

the

grate,

or

rests

over two operating top burners.

This

will cause excessive heat

build-up

which results in damage to the

grate,

top burner, and cook top.

1.

Make sure all controls are

"OFF"

and the drop-in cooktop is

cool before

cleaning.

2. Make sure that

all

cooktop

surfaces, burner

grates

and burners are cool

before

cleaning or disassembling cooktop.

3.

Do not use oven cleaners, bleach or rust removers on the cooktop or bumer

grates.

4. Do not

obstruct the

flow

of combustion and

ventilation

air.

5.

Clean

all

surfa,:es

as

soon as

possible

after boil overs

or spillovers.

6. Use warm soapy water only to clean the burner

grales,

cooktops,

painted

surfaces,

porcelain

surfaces, stainless steel

surfaces and

plastic

items

on

your

drop-in

cooktop. Do not use

grit

or acid-type cleaners.

7. Do not

use steel

wool

or

abrasive cleaners. They will damage

your

drop-in

cooktop.

Use only

non-abrasive

plastic

scrubbing

pads-

8. Do not

allow

foods

containing acids

(such

as lemon or tomato

juice,

or

vinegar) to remain

on

porcelain

or

painted

surfaces. Acids may remove the

glossy

finish.

9. Do not wash warm

porcelain

surfaces.

Allow these

areas to cool before

cleaning. You

could burn

yourself

or

the

porcelain

could crack.

10. Pitting

and discoloration

will result if

spills

are

allowed

to remain for

any

length

of time on stainless steel.

11.

Do not allow spillovers to remain on the burner caps. The caps

could be

permanently

stained if spillovers are not cleaned up

promptly.

12.

lf any of the burner

ports

or the orifice are clogged, carefully clean with

a

small wire or needle. Be sure not to

enlarge

ports.

Never

use a

wire

brush for

cleaning

burner

ports

or orifice. Never use any brush which may

"shed"

bristles,

which

may become lodged in the orifice or burner

ports

and

cause a fire or

explosion.

TO

REMOVE THE

STOVE

TOP

1.

Remove the two

(2)

thumb screws from the sides

of

the

stove top. Lift the

stove top clear

of

the

burner box.

2.

To reinstall top, reverse the

procedure.

TO

REMOVE GRATE(S)

1.

Remove the top.

2.

From the underside of the top, remove the clips

from

the

grates

by squeezing

the

ends of the clips together to release the tension of the

grate.

3. To reinstall

grate(s)

reverse

the

procedure.

LIMITED

WARRANTY

SUBURBAN

RECREATIONAL

VEHICLE RANGE

APPLIANCE

LIMITED

TWO

YEAR

WARRANTY

This Suburban

product

is warranted

to the original

purchaser

to be

free from defects

in material and

workmanship under

normal use

and

maintenance

foi

a

period

of two

years

from date of

purchase

whether

or

not actual use beg

ins on that date.

All

porcelain

parts,

includ

ing

top

burner

grates,

are

warranted as commercially

acceptable

only as of the date the

product

was

manufactu red. lt is the

responsibility

of the cons_umer/owner

io establish

the warranty

period.

Suburban

does not use

warranty registration cards

for its slandard

warranty.

You are required to

furnish

proof

of

purchase

date through

a

Bill of Sale or

other

payment

record.

Suburban

will replace

any

parts

that are

found defective

within

the

first two

years

and

will

pay

a

warranty service

allowance dlrectly

to the

authorized

Subuiban

Service

Center

at rates mutually agreed

upon between Suburban

and

its

authorized

service

centers.

Replacement

parts

will

be shipped

FOB the

shipping

pointwithin

the

Continental

United States,

Alaska

and

Canada to authorized

service

centers

performing

such

repairs. nit treignt, shipping

and delivery

costs shall be

the responsibility

of the owner. The exchanged

part

or

unit will be warranted

for

only

the

unexpired

portion

of the

orrginal

warranty

Before havinq

warrantv repairs

made,

confirm

that the se,ryr,gg.ag9,!,cy

i,s"9t

1{hgi?99?-ejvlge=center

fOT SUbUTbAN.

DO NOT

PAV

THE SERVICE

AGENCY

FOR WARRANTY

REPAIRS;

SUCH

PAYMENTS

WILL

NOT BE REIMBURSED.

Suburban

reserves the

right to

examine the

alleged defect

in the range appliance or component

parts,

and it

is

the

ownefs obligation

to

relurn

the range appliance

and/or

component

parts

to Suburban

or

its representative. When returning

a range appliance,

it

must include all component

parts

aid the

serial

number

plate.

Returned

component

parts

m ust be individually tagged

and identified

with the range

appliance's

model number,

serial number and date

of

installation.

For warranty service,

the owner/user

should

contact the

nearest

authorized

Suburban Service

Center, advising

th_em of the

model and

serial

numbers

(located

underneath

the

main 1op) and the

nature of the defect.

Transportation of the unit to and

from the Service Center

and/ortravel

expenses of the

Service

Centerto

your

location

is the responsibility of the

owner/user. lf

you

cannot

locate an authorized

service center

locally,

the service agency

chosen

to

perform

warranty

repairs must contact our Service Department

a\ 423-775-2131

for authorization.

Unauthorized

repairs

made will not be

paid

by Suburban.

LIMITATION

OF

WARRANTIES

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES

(INCLUDING

IMPLIED

WARMNTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY) ARE HEREBY

LIMITED

IN DURATION

TO THE

PERIOD FOR

WHICH EACH

LIMITED WARRANTY

IS GIVEN. SOME

STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS

ON

HOW LONG AN

IMPLIED

WARRANW LASTS

SOTHEABOVE

LIMITATIONS

MAY NOTAPPLYTO

YOU. THE EXPRESSEDWARRANTIES

MADE IN THIS WARRANry

ARE EXCLUSIVE

AND MAY

NOT BE ALTERED,

ENLARGED, OR

CHANGED BY ANY DISTRIBUTOR,

DEALER

OR OTHER

PERSON

WHOMSOEVER.

SUBURBAN

WILL NOT

BE RESPONSIBLE

FOR:

1. Normal maintenanceasoutlinedintheinstallation,operatingandserviceinstructionsowner'smanual

includingcleaningof

componentparts

and

cleaning or replacement

of

the burner orifice.

2. lnitial

checkouts

and

subsequent checkouts

which indicate the range appliance

is

operating

properly,

or diagnosis

without repair.

3. DamageorrepairsrequiredasaconsequenceoffaultyorincorrectinstallationorapplicationnotinconformancewithSuburbaninstructions.

4. ANY DAMAGE

(CRACKS,

CHIPS, SCRATCHES,

ETC-)

TO ANY PAINTED OR PORCELAIN

ENAMEL

PARTS.

5.

Failure to operate due

to

loose

or

disconnected

wires; waler or dirt

in

controls,

fuel lines and

gas

tanks;

improper

gas pressure,

Iow voltage.

6. Cleaning or adjustment

of components;

electrode,

burner tube,

pilot

and

thermocouple.

7. Costs incurred

in

gaining

access to the

range appliance.

8. Parts or accessories

not supplied by Suburban.

9.

Freight

charges

incurred

from

parts

replacements.

10. Damage or repairs

needed

as a consequence of

any misapplication,

abuse, unreasonable use,

unauthorized

alteration,

improper service,

improper operation or

failure to

provide

reasonable and

necessary

maintenance.

'11.

Suburban

products

whose

serial number

has

been

altered, defaced

or removed.

12.

Suburban

products

installed orwarranty claims

originating

outside the Continental U.S.A.,

Alaska,

Hawaii and

Canada.

13. Damageasaresultoffloods,winds,

lightning,accidents,corrosiveatmosphereorothercondrtionsbeyondthecontrol

of Suburban.

14, ANY

SPECIAL,

INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL

PROPERTY, ECONOMIC OR

COMMERCIAL

DAMAGE

OF ANY

NATURE

WHATSOEVER. Some

states do

not

allow

the exclusion of

incidental or

consequential Camages, so the

above

limitation may not apply

to

you.

NO REPRESENTATIVE,

DEALEROR OTHER

PERSON ISAUTHORIZEDTOASSUME

FORSUBURBAN

MANUFACTURING

COMPANYANY

ADDITIONAL, DIFFERENT

OR OTHER LIABILIry

IN

CONNECTION

WITH THE

SALE OF

THIS SUBURBAN

PRODUCT.

This warranty

gives you

specific

legal rights, and

you

may

also

have other

rights

which vary

from state to state.

IF YOU HAVE

A PRODUCT

PROBLEM

FIRST:

lf

your

RV has its original

range appliance and is still under the RV manufacturer's

warranty, follow the steps described

in

your

RV owner's

manual.
SECOND:
Contact a conveniently

located

recommended Suburban Service Center.

Describe to them

the

nature of

your problem,

make an appointment,

if

necessary, and

provide

for delivery of the

range

appliance

io the selected service

center.
THIRD:
To obtain information

on

locating a local

service

agency, contact:

Suburban Manufacturing

Company

Customer Service

Department

Post

Office

Box 399

Dayton, Tennessee

37321

[phone],Ex1 1

Part Number

202553

9-1-01

Suburban

Manufacturing Company

a subsidiary

or AIRXCEL, lnc.

SUBURBAN MANUFACTURING

COMPANY

Post

Office Box

399

Dayton,

Tennessee

37321

REPLACEMENT

PARTS LIST

FOR

DROP-IN COOK TOPS

MODELS

SD2 . SD3

Only

factory

authorized

parts

are

to be used.

Do

not attempt to repair defective

When

ordering

repair

parts

from

your

dealer

or

a Suburban

Service Center, always

give

the following information:

1. Part Number

(Not

ltem No.)

2- Part Description

3.

Model No.,

Serial No.

4. Number of Parts Required

PARTS LIST.

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. 171515

.. . . 161142

....161140

... . 171513

.

121931

.... 010827

. . 140219
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. . .2702AST

Item

No.

Description

1

Bolt, Valve

Mounting

(2

Required)

2

Manifold

(Two

Burner)

3 Top Burner

Valve

(2

Required)

5

Regulatot.....

6 Fitting

3/8 Flare x 1/4 NPT

7

Bushing, Burner

Tube

(2

Required) . . . . . .

B Top

Burner

(Right)

9 Knob Burner

(2

Required)

10

Top Assembly

(2

Burner) Almond

Top Assembly

(2

Burner)

Black . .

Top

Assembly

(2

Burner) White .

'

Top Assembly

(2

Burner) Stainless . . . . . .

Main Top Mounting

Screw

(2

Required)

-

. .

Wire Grate

(Long)

.

Screw 1 0-24 x 114

(2

Required)

. .

Cover Plate,

Manifold

Screw B-18 x 3/16, Type

B

(2

Required - NO

SUBSTITUTE) .

Fastener, Tinnerman

(2

Required)

Washer,

Flat(Nylon)

(2Required)

.......

.... 121565

11

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11

IJ

14

1E

16
17
18
19

20

21

22

121887

031

025

140214Rubber Pad

(4

Required)

Clip, Grate n'etainer

12

iequired)

Nut, 10-24 Keps

(2

Required) . . .

Top

Burner

(Left)

. .

Bushing

Universal

Burner Box Assembly

(2

Burner)

(Not

a replaceable

part)

.... . . 121910

......120717

......010828

..

. . 071047

.121905

. . 0633108K

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