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.

SPARK MODULE (SLIDE - IN MODELS)

1.Disconnect electricity at main disconnect plug.

2.Remove the top burner grates and main top.

3.Remove control panel.

4.Remove top burner assembly (right and left).

5.Remove eitght (8) screws securing the burner box in place.

6.Gently maneuver control panel to free burner box and move burner box to right to expose spark module.

7.Disconnect both spark ignitor leads coming from spark module.

8.Remove viloet and white wires on spark module.

9.Remove the module mounting bracket on left top front insulation retainer.

10.Replace with new module.

11.Reverse procedure to reinstall module.

LATCH HANDLE KNOB

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Open oven door to full open position.

3.Remove screw securing knob to latch handle.

LATCH HANDLE

1.Shut off power to the range. Shut off main gas supply.

2.Remove main top.

3.Remove two (2) screws securing latch cover plate to burner box.

4.Remove two (2) screws securing latch handle to latch assembly and remove handle.

OVEN DOOR

1.The oven door is removed by opening the door to the first position and lifting the door straight off the hinges.

STORAGE DRAWER

1.Pull storage drawer out to stop position. Depress retaining tabs on drawer runners and slide drawer assembly out of drawer track or pull up on front of drawer and slide out of runner.

PRESSURE REGULATOR

1.Disconnect electricity at main disconnect plug.

2.TURN OFF GAS SUPPLY TO RANGE.

3.Remove storage drawer assembly.

4.Disconnect gas inlet supply lines.

5.While holding the inlet tube with a pipe wrench, unscrew pressure regulator.

6.Reverse procedure to reinstall new pressure regula- tor.

7.Check replacement for leaks with warm soapy water.

SUPPLY CORD

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove storage drawer.

3.Remove screw securing wire clip to bottom shelf.

4.Disconnect supply cord from male plug on bottom shelf.

5.Disconnect supply cord from wall outlet.

MALE LOADING PLUG

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove storage drawer.

3.Disconnect supply cord from male plug.

4.Remove screw securing wire cover to bottom shelf.

5.Disconnect wires from male plug.

6.Depress tabs on plug and push plug through lower shelf.

SHUT OFF VALVE

1.Shut off power to the range. Shut off gas supply at main shut off valve.

2.Remove storage drawer.

3.Disconnect tubing from shut off valve to gas valve.

4.Disconnect shut off valve from inlet pipe.

5.When reassembly replacement valve, check all con- nections for gas leaks with leak detector or soap solution.

INLET PIPE

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Shut off gas supply at main shut off valve.

3.Remove storage drawer.

4.Disconnect gas inlet line at regulator. Disconnect tubing to inlet pipe.

5.Remove two (2) screws securing inlet pipe to bottom shelf.

To replace the inlet pipe, transfer regulator and fittings to replacement inlet pipe.

Check all connections for gas leaks with leak detector or soap solution.

CIRCUIT BOARD (Two (2) Piece ERC)

1.Shut off power to the range.

2.Remove storage drawer.

3.Remove screw securing wire cover to bottom shelf.

4.Disconnect wiring to circuit board.

5.Carefully remove circuit board from four (4) circuit board supports in rear insulation retainer.

When reassembling, check appropriate wiring dia- gram for proper termination.

CIRCUIT BOARD - CLOCK

Slide In Models

1.Use ERC Circuit Board Removal Procedure.

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Amana RSS Latch Handle Knob, Oven Door, Storage Drawer, Pressure Regulator, Supply Cord, Male Loading Plug, Shut OFF Valve

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