Rotisol Grandes Flammes Millenium Gas Rotisserie - Installers Manual

2.1. SETTING UP

2.2. GAS CONNECTION

Connect the rotisserie to the gas supply, interposing a block valve to isolate it. The gas supply conduit diameter should be sized to minimize losses, based on its path and the rotisserie's total power.

Important: Check that the adjustments correspond to the nature and pressure of the gas distributed in the installation. The pressure regulator (Maxitrol) supplied must be set according to the gas used. To check gas supply pressure, connect a manometer to the water column pressure tapping located on the unit's gas connection side when all burners are ignited. The measured gas pressure must equal that shown on the rating plate.

Supply valves do not require adjustment for extra service life.

2.3. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Electrical Rating: 208-230V~60Hz.

Check that the installed power matches the characteristics on the unit's rear signal plate.

Warning: For continued protection against fire and electric shock, replace the fuse with a 10 Ampere fuse.

The unit is delivered in MONOPHASE + EARTH configuration.

2.4. EVACUATION - SMOKE TYPE: A

The unit is designed for installation under an extraction system with ventilation.

A heat deflector with holes is placed above the rotisserie.

Dimensions (in inches):

3.1. CHANGING THE INJECTOR

The process involves replacing the injector and adjusting the primary air. Key components include:

• GAS SUPPLY PIPE
• ELBOW NUT OF 90°
• TIGHTENING RINGS
• INJECTOR HOLDER
• INJECTOR
• AIR INLET SLEEVE
• SLEEVE FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF PRIMARY AIR
• BURNER

3.3. ADJUSTMENT OF THE PRIMARY AIR

Adjust the opening of the air sleeve (dimension D) according to the type of gas used, referencing chapter 2.2.3 and the table of burner adjustments (chapter 3.3).

3.4. TABLE FOR ADJUSTMENT OF ONE BURNER

Refer to the nameplates for specific injector characteristics, injector diameter, primary air opening (D), flow volume, mass flow, reduced heat flow, and pressure at the tap for different gas types (G20, G25, G31 at various pressures).

Procedure for Changing Injector and Adjusting Primary Air:

1. Remove the outer left panel.
2. Loosen the gas burner supply pipe nut with a 23mm wrench.
3. Loosen the 90° elbow nut on the gas supply pipe using a 19mm wrench, blocking the elbow with a 17mm wrench.
4. Turn the gas supply pipe upwards.
5. Remove the 90° elbow, injector holder, and injector by unscrewing them.
6. Unscrew the injector using a 17mm wrench, blocking the injector holder with a 24mm wrench.
7. Tighten the new injector onto the injector holder without forcing.
8. Refit the 90° elbow, injector holder, and injector.
9. Loosen the air ring retaining screw with a 7mm wrench and pull it back.
10. Adjust the position of the injector relative to the air intake sleeve's interior (3/8" dimension) using a wedge, as per installer instructions.
11. Reposition the gas supply pipe using the wrenches used during disassembly.
12. Adjust the air ring position (dimension "D") over the air intake sleeve using a wedge, referring to the installer instructions table.
13. Secure the air ring with the 7mm wrench.
14. Perform a complete leak test of the gas circuit.
15. Replace the outer panel.

CONTROL CIRCUIT GAS SEAL WITH A SPRAY DETECTOR

1. Remove the outer left panel.
2. Connect the rotisserie to the gas supply.
3. Light the burners.
4. Spray all gas circuit connection points with a "gas leak detector" spray.
5. If bubbles form rapidly, review application and assembly of gas line connection components.
6. Repeat until bubbles are eliminated.
7. Turn off the burners.
8. Replace the outer left panel.

3.4. LABEL SET

The label specifying the gas setting must be attached to the appliance. The new label is provided with the new injectors when changing gas types.

3.5. ADJUSTMENT OF THE PILOT

• For natural gas (G20 and G25): Unscrew the pilot screw (vis pointeu) by 1/4 turn and check that the flame heats the thermocouple correctly.
• For propane gas (G31): Turn the pilot screw fully without blocking it.
• Seal the adjustment.

3.6. ADJUSTMENT OF THE REDUCED FLOW

Components:

• THERMOCOUPLE CONNECTION
• PRESSURE PLUG GAS ARRIVAL (ramp)
• GAS OUTLET (towards injector)
• ADJUSTMENT OF THE REDUCED FLOW (screw sealed at factory)
• CONNECTION OF PILOT
• ADJUSTMENT ON LOW SETTING (screw sealed at factory)

3.7. TABLE FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF THE SECONDARY AIR

This table details the secondary air shutter settings (Dim Ø S Ø) for various models and gas types (G20, G25, G31 at different pressures). Settings include UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER, and CLOSED positions.

Adjustment is done by loosening screw A, moving the sliding plate band, and tightening screws A.

5.1. CENTRE PART

Includes components like BASE, FRAME, SPOILER GILLS, TOP OF PARABLE, PARABLE TYPE 2, ACCESS HATCH, SUPPORT HALOGEN, HALOGEN LAMP, GLASS, HALOGEN HATCH, SUPPORT LEFT/RIGHT OF TRAY, MIDDLE DRIP TRAY, DRAIN PLUG, DRIP TRAY, SUPPORT BURNER, BURNER, SUPPORT OF CAST IRON PLATE, CAST IRON PLATE, SPACER, AXE, BLOCKING ROD, INSULATION, and VAUGIRARD PLATE.

5.2. RIGHT SIDE

Includes components like RIGHT MOUNT, TIGHTENER, EXTERIOR PANEL, MOTOR, TERMINAL, WIRE PASS, SWITCH, CHEST, SWITCH BUTTON, FRONT RIGHT SIDE ELECTRIC ROD, COVER UP/DOWN, HINGE, GLASS DOOR, KNOB, RELAY, TIME RELAY, MOTOR KIT, TRANSFORMER.

5.3. LEFT PART

Includes components like LEFT MOUNT, EXTERIOR PANEL, SPIT SUPPORT, PILOT COVER, VENTURIE COVER, AIR SLEEVE, INJECTOR, INJECTOR HOLDER, GAS VALVE, GAS KNOB, GAS RAMP, ATLAS COLLAR, CAST IRON ELBOW, NIPPLE, GAS VALVE CHEST, ROD GAS FRONT, ROD LEFT PANEL, HINGE, GLASS DOOR HANDLE, MAXITROL REGULATOR (for Natural Gas and Propane), TAP on/off, SPIT SUPPORT HIGH/LOW.