The Correct Oil; To Extinguish The Burner; To Light The Burner - AGA OC User's Manual & Installation Instructions

The correct oil

OTHER GRADES OF OIL MUST NOT BE USED IN ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES.
Turn control knob fully clockwise to 'O' . This will cut off the oil
supply to the burner which will gradually die out.

To extinguish the burner

NEVER ATTEMPT TO RE-LIGHT A HOT BURNER.
If the cooker is being left out of use for more than a few hours
or if the fuel supply has run out, turn off the valves on the oil
feed line from the storage tank.

To light the burner

NEVER ATTEMPT TO RE-LIGHT A HOT BURNER.
If the cooker is being left out of use for more than a few hours
or if the fuel supply has run out, turn off the valves on the oil
feed line from the storage tank.
1.
Open all valves on the oil feed pipe from the storage
tank to the burner oil control box. Turn control knob
fully anti-clockwise.
2.
Switch on electric supply to the oil control box.
3. Lift up the reset lever on the oil control box Fig. 4.3.
until it clicks.
4.
Check that manual lever on oil control box is set at
automatic (positioned to the right).
5.
Open burner outer door and lift off inner door.
• Allow about fifteen minutes for oil to enter burner.
• Then open the lighting flap Fig. 4.4 on burner outer
shell position.
• Taking care not to lift or disturb the burner shell
position. Insert a match which will light the wick.
• Close the flap and replace the inner door and switch off
electric supply to the oil control box.
On lighting the flames will gradually come up and burn
yellow, but will soon die down. It will take about 20-30
minutes for the burner to become hot before oil will vaporize
properly. Observe through the sight glass on the inner door
the condition of the flame when it has settled down, which
should be burning blue with the shells glowing red. Then
switch on electric supply to the oil control box and the burner
will operate under control of the cooker thermostat.
On lighting condensation will form in the flue ways and may
run onto the top-plate from the flue chamber, this should be
wiped off to prevent any possibility of damage to the vitreous
enamel.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO RE-LIGHT A HOT BURNER.
Down draught can sometimes occur in windy conditions
causing the fire valve to close, and thus isolating the oil
supply as a safety precaution.
Oil Control Box and Transformer
LEADS TO
CONTROL BOX
TRANSFORMER
Burner with Inner Door Removed
Burner with Outer Door Removed
THERMOSTAT CONTROL KNOB
5
CONTROL KNOB
OIL CONTROL
BOX
PHIAL PROTECTOR COVER
SAFETY VALVE PHIAL
Fig. 4.3
MANUAL
LEVER
RESET LEVER
FILTER
DESN 510903 A
Fig. 4.4
LIGHTING
FLAP
DESN 510902
Fig. 4.5
DESN 510901