Haier HGRP201AAWW User Manual - Page 29

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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION 1. Surface burner fails to light. a. Pilot is out. b. Range not connected to power supply (Solid State Ignition). c. Burner incorrectly rated d. Clogged burner ports. e. Top burner not properly positioned a. Relight pilot. b. Connect range to wall outlet, check circuit breaker or fuse box. c. Have serviceman rate burner. d. Clean ports in proper position on valve and burner hanger. e. Reposition burner. 2. Uneven flame. a. Clogged burner ports. b. Uneven burner alignment. a. Clean ports with straight pin. b. Align burner. 3. Surface burner flames •Lifts off port. •Yellow in color. •Noisy when turned off. a. Improper air gas mixture. a. Have serviceman adjust burner -Or- Remove pan from burner. (Pan obstructs free air flow. Try again.) 4. Pilot goes out. a. Burner and/or pilot incorrectly adjusted. a. Have serviceman adjust burner. 5. Oven does not light. a. Pilot is out. b. Range not connected to power supply (Solid State Ignition). c. Moisture build-up in ceramic sleeve of oven electrode. d. Gas selector screw incorrectly set. e. Oven not set correctly. f. Oven calibration or burner out of adjustment. a. Relight pilot. b. Connect range to wall outlet. Check circuit breaker or fuse box. c. See Moisture in ALIGNMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS section. d. Check selector screw. See step 4 in ALIGNMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS section. e. Set indicator in MANUAL (MAN) or OFF position. f. Have servicer adjust burner. 6. Oven Temperature seems inaccurate. •Food takes too long. •Food cooks too fast. •Food pale in color. •Overbrowning •Overdone on outside •and underdone in center. a. Oven was not preheated. b. Incorrect rack position c. Incorrect use of aluminum foil. d. Oven bottom incorrectly in place. e. Used incorrect type of utensil. f. Oven Calibration or burner out of adjustment. a. Preheat oven 10 minutes. b. Refer to Use of Oven Section. c. Refer to section on aluminum foil. d. Replace oven bottom correctly. e. Use shiny pans for cakes,cookies and biscuits. Use dull or glass utensils for pies and breads. Dark pans absorb heat and cause over-browning. f. Have serviceman calibrate oven and adjust burner. 7. Range clock and/or lights do not work. a. Range not connected to power supply. b. Burned out bulb. c. Defective switch, starter, or ballast. (Fluorescent bulb.) d. Clock defective, loose wiring or connection. a. Connect range to outlet, connect backguard plug, check circuit breaker or fuse box. b. Replace bulb. c. Replace starter or ballast. Have serviceman replace switch. d. Have serviceman check clock assembly or loose connection. 29

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PROBLEM
CAUSE
CORRECTION
1.
Surface burner fails to light.
a.
Pilot is out.
a.
Relight pilot.
b.
Range not connected to
b.
Connect range to wall outlet,
power supply (Solid State
check circuit breaker or fuse
Ignition).
box.
c.
Burner incorrectly rated
c.
Have serviceman rate burner.
d.
Clogged burner ports.
d.
Clean ports in proper position
on valve and burner hanger.
e.
Top burner not properly
e.
Reposition burner.
positioned
2.
Uneven flame.
a.
Clogged burner ports.
a.
Clean ports with straight pin.
b.
Uneven burner alignment.
b.
Align burner.
3.
Surface burner flames
a.
Improper air gas mixture.
a.
Have serviceman adjust burner
•Lifts off port.
-Or- Remove pan from burner.
•Yellow in color.
(Pan obstructs free air flow.
•Noisy when turned off.
Try again.)
4.
Pilot goes out.
a.
Burner and/or pilot
a.
Have serviceman adjust
incorrectly adjusted.
burner.
5.
Oven does not light.
a.
Pilot is out.
a.
Relight pilot.
b.
Range not connected to
b.
Connect range to wall outlet.
power supply (Solid State
Check circuit breaker or fuse
Ignition).
box.
c.
Moisture build-up in ceramic
c.
See Moisture in ALIGNMENTS
sleeve of oven electrode.
AND ADJUSTMENTS section.
d.
Gas selector screw
d.
Check selector screw. See
step 4
incorrectly set.
in ALIGNMENTS AND
ADJUSTMENTS section.
e.
Oven not set correctly.
e.
Set indicator in MANUAL
(MAN) or OFF position.
f.
Oven calibration or burner
f.
Have servicer adjust burner.
out of adjustment.
6.
Oven Temperature
a.
Oven was not preheated.
a.
Preheat oven 10 minutes.
seems inaccurate.
b.
Incorrect rack position
b.
Refer to Use of Oven Section.
•Food takes too long.
c.
Incorrect use of aluminum foil.
c.
Refer to section on aluminum foil.
•Food cooks too fast.
d.
Oven bottom incorrectly in
d.
Replace oven bottom correctly.
•Food pale in color.
place.
•Overbrowning
e.
Used incorrect type of utensil.
e.
Use shiny pans for cakes,cookies
•Overdone on outside
f.
Oven Calibration or burner
and biscuits. Use dull or glass
and underdone in center.
out of adjustment.
utensils for pies and breads. Dark
pans absorb heat and cause
over-browning.
f.
Have serviceman calibrate
oven and adjust burner.
7.
Range clock and/or lights
a.
Range not connected to
a.
Connect range to outlet, connect
do not work.
power supply.
backguard plug, check circuit
breaker or fuse box.
b.
Burned out bulb.
b.
Replace bulb.
c.
Defective switch, starter, or
c.
Replace starter or ballast. Have
ballast. (Fluorescent bulb.)
serviceman replace switch.
d.
Clock defective,
d.
Have serviceman check clock
loose wiring or connection.
assembly or loose connection.
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE