DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES - RST MODELS

FIRE OR EXPLOSION - TO AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH, DISCONNECT POWER TO THE OVEN BEFORE SERVICING.

10.Open oven door and remove four (4) screws securing latch assembly to front frame. Latch assembly can now be removed.

When replacing latch assembly latch switch and mounting bracket should be mounted on new latch assembly.

Be sure there is no insulation in latch hole. When reinstalling latch cover, be sure louvers are facing the rear of the range.

DOOR LATCH ASSEMBLY (RSS MODELS)

1.Disconnect electricity at main disconnect plug.

2.Remove burner grates and main top.

3.Remove control panel and burener box.

4.Disconnect wires to oven latch switch and removee latch switch.

5.Remove the four (4) screws on the front frame holding the latch bracket in place.

6.Remove the four (4) screws holding the latch assem- bly to the latch bracket.

7.Remove latch handle and gently pull out assembly.

8.Reverse procedure to reinstall latch assembly.

BURNER BOX

Models without Sealed Burners

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove grates, burner bowls, and main top.

3.Remove top burners.

4.Remove eight (8) screws securing burner box to side panels and manifold.

5.To replace the burner box, remove two (2) screws to each top burner mounting bracket, disconnect ignitor lead from spark module, remove latch plate, and reassemble on new burner box. Reattach ignitor lead to spark module.

TOP BURNERS

Models without Sealed Burners

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove burner grates, burner bowls, and main top.

3.Remove shipping screw securing top burner to mount- ing bracket.

4.Twist burner slight to disengage from mounting bracket and pull burner toward rear of range.

When reassembling, be sure venturi tube is located properly on burner valve.

MOUNTING BRACKET - TOP BURNER

Models without Sealed Burners

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove grates, burner bowls, and main top.

3.Remove two (2) screws securing mounting bracket to the burner box.

4.Remove burner box.

5.Disconnect ignitor lead from spark module.

6.Remove ignitor lead retaining clip and grounding strap. Remove ignitor lead from bracket.

IGNITOR GROUNDING BRACKET

Models without Sealed Burners

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove grates, burner bowls, and main top.

3.Remove top burners.

4.Remove two (2) screws securing the top burner mounting support to the burner box.

5.Straighten tabs on the ignitor grounding bracket and remove bracket from the top burner mounting sup- port. NOTE: Be certain the ignitor grounding bracket is tight on the top burner support. Also, be sure the gap between the ignitor grounding bracket dimple and top of ignitor is 1/8" (-1/32", + 0").

TOP BURNER IGNITOR (RST MODELS)

Models without Sealed Burners

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove burner grates, burner bowls, and main top.

3.Remove top burners.

4.Remove burner box.

5.Disconnect high voltage ignitor leads from spark module.

6.Remove two (2) screws securing the top burner mounting support to the burner box.

7.Straighten tabs on the ignitor grounding bracket and remove bracket from the top burner mounting sup- port.

8.Remove speed clip securing the spark ignitor to the top burner mounting bracket. (Clip must be reused, do not break.)

9.Reverse procedure to reinstall new top burner ignitor. NOTE: Be certain the ignitor grounding bracket is tight on the top burner support. Also, be sure the gap between the ignitor grounding bracket dimple and top of ignitor is 1/8" (-1/32", + 0").

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RST, RSS specifications

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Overall, the Amana RSS and RST series exemplify high efficiency, advanced technology, and robust construction, making them an excellent choice for those seeking dependable heating and cooling solutions. By prioritizing energy efficiency and user convenience, these models continue to set a standard in the HVAC industry.
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