Imperial Kitchen Ranges - Page 2 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Hello. I will try to guide you, in the area that you described, there should be a pilot safety valve, and usually they have a red button you depress in order to get gas to the pilot. The pilot is usually beyond the safety, if you follow the pipe from the safety, into the burner area, that will lead you to the pilot. Put your match,lighter of choice there, while holding in the red button. wait approx. 30 to 60 seconds, then release. If all is well, your pilot is now lit, however you still may need some attention, like cleaning the pilot and orifice. If not, you will need possibly a thermocouple for the pilot/safety, or a safety. Either of those I would suggest you call a local service company, check your phone book under "restaurant equipment repair"

Hope that helps, and thank you.

It sounds like your ignition module is unable to prove flame for some reason. This could be caused by poor positioning of the flame sensor, a bad ground to the burner or to the ignition module. If the flame is not engulfing the flame sensor on the ignitor, the module will attempt to light three times and then lock out. Poor air flow or too much air flow through the burner compartment can blow the flame away from the ignitor as well. Hope this help