Vulcan-Hart CMR34 operation manual Assembly Over Gas Restaurant Range

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4.Replace back top(s) and top castings on range.

5.After unpacking, remove the rack, drip pan and drip pan insert from the cheesemelter.

6.Make sure the mounting brackets are firmly attached to the top of the cheesemelter. Carefully lift the cheesemelter so that the cheesemelter support brackets are approximately one inch above the flue outlet of the back riser. Carefully guide the mounting brackets attached to the cheesemelter over the mounting brackets on the top of the back riser. Lower the cheesemelter so that all four brackets, two on top and two at the bottom, are supporting the cheesemelter.

7.Reinstall the two mounting bolts at top of the back riser (Fig's. 3 and 4).

BOTTOM SUPPORT BRACKET

BOTTOM FRAME OF BROILER

PL-40720-1

Fig. 3

MOUNTING BOLTS

PL-40721-1

Fig. 4

8. Attach the backsplash panel to the back riser. Attach shelf to back riser if included.

ASSEMBLY — Over Gas Restaurant Range

If the cheesemelter is to be mounted over a Vulcan Gas Restaurant Range, a back riser is required (furnished when ordered as an elevated cheesemelter).

1.Mount back riser onto Gas Restaurant Range so riser supports slide into the channels on the back of the range (similar to Heavy Duty Range, Fig. 2). Attach screws to channels on rear of range. Mounting brackets for cheesemelter and support beam are assembled onto the back riser at the factory. Remove the two mounting bolts from top of support brackets on back riser.

2.Assemble two support brackets to the top rear corners of the cheesemelter. Remove four bolts on each corner; install brackets under bolts (Fig. 5).

3.Remove bottom cover of cheesemelter (8 screws).

4.Carefully lift the cheesemelter so brackets fit over the rail (beam support) on top of the backsplash and so the bottom of the cheesemelter is supported by the two bottom support brackets (Fig. 6).

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Contents Installation Important for Your Safety For Your Safety Installation UnpackingLocation Installation Codes and Standards Assembly Free Standing ModelsAssembly Over Heavy Duty Gas Range Assembly Over Gas Restaurant Range GAS Connections Testing the GAS Supply System Operation Controls FigNightly Shutdown Recipe and Rack AdjustmentLighting the Pilot Light Seasonal ShutdownService and Parts Information MaintenanceCleaning Loading and UnloadingTroubleshooting Problem Possible Causes