We have an Imperial commercial stove model IR-6-G24-cc, how do we go about lighting the griddle?

SOURCE: need free, service manual for Mfg.: Imperial Range Model #: IDR-4-G24 Inventory #: 72664

I need, the technical manual, DCS RGS -48

SOURCE: Need to know what commission

I could help with this but I need more information to answer your question. What do you mean with the word commission?

SOURCE: We have a Garland commercial

You can clean the parts all with regular dish soap. The oven you can use Easy-Off oven cleaner. And the stainless parts you can get stainless steel cleaner at any grocery store.

SOURCE: I have an old Vulcan

Hi- This should have a gas Safety Valve, this is the main valve to the oven (this probably has 2). If you remove the lower panel under the doors they are probably right there. Looks like a large gas valve with a button on it, sometimes the button is red. You need to hold in that button while lighting the pilot and keep holding it in for a few seconds until the thermocouple gets hot enough to tell the valve to keep the pilot on. You'll have to do this for both ovens if there are 2 valves. It's possible the valves are located somewhere else on the range so you may have to hunt a bit. If the pilots still won't stay lit you may need new thermocouples in which case I'd call a Tech out to look at it. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

SOURCE: Broiler doesn't seem to cook

Hi,

There is probably a separate gas pressure regulator for different parts of the range... they are know to stick and they can either stick in a high pressure mode or low pressure.... I would first change out the regulators and see what happens before going any firther with your troubleshooting....

I am also assuming that the burners are clean and free of grease, etc...

sounds like a gas problem to me...get a gauge on the manifolds and see what is happening there...

heatman101