20 Most Recent Imperial ICV-1 Turbo-Flow Single Oven Questions & Answers

Are you in the EU or US and can you be more specific, it is fairly straight forward. If in doubt get a professional to connect it for you.

No. It should be automatic ignition if it is UK spec'.

Not sure if you have electronic or mechanical thermostat. However problem is likely to be in the electronic ignition sequence box (Usually a Fenwall) Also check the panel cooling fan is working, it cools the Fenwall box.

Only solution is to get a cutting disc on the hub and cut though it on two sides. Take the complete motor and backplate out to make the job easier.

The turnbucke system behind the lower panel is relatively straightforward but one buckle is LH thread the other is RH thread. Slacken both locknuts and adjust the buckles until the LH door lags by the thickness of the RH door when they are just coming together (a rough approximation). Don't have too much tension on the chains and lube the chains, gears etc with a copper based grease. It has been known for the little grub screws in the bottom cogs to come loose. You'll need an allen key to tighten them up. After all adjustments check the chain 'slack' by quickly opening/closing the doors when at about 1/2 open. There shouldn't be so much that the LH door doesn't react reasonably quickly to the change of direction, but not so tight as they are like bow strings.

burner wont stay light

Check your flame switch. If it is open their will be no heat. Number 17 If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

The temperature figures on the dial are a guide only. Play with the dial, you will pick up where the thermostat cuts in and out. 130 deg. is rather low, but it could be achievable. You will only find out through experimentation - nothing will be damaged.

yes

possible ga burner orfice blocked or low gas pressure

Depends what is wrong with it and if you are a competant electrician.

check with an online parts supplier

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since I have no model or serial, I assume this is an electric oven based on the description provided. this is usually an indication that the heating element has gone bad. possibly having a short to ground which completes a partial circuit in turn giving you heat and a light. I would look in this direction first.

this is usually and indication of a gas issue. either a gas pressure issue or the cut off valve not open all the way, or the hose connection is not completely on if it is a snap-on type.