American Range ARR-648GR ARR-448GDGR User manual

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DESIGNED & BUILT IN USA
PROFESSIONAL COOKING EQUIPMENT
USE AND CARE MANUAL FOR
CUISINE & PERFORMER RANGES
MODEL NUMBERS: ARR-530, ARR-636, ARR-436GD, ARR-436GR, ARR-848,ARR-648GD,
ARR-648GR, ARR-448GDGR, ARR-4482GD, ARR-4482GR, ARROB-430, ARROB-636,
ARROB-436GD, ARROB-436GR, ARROB-648GD, ARROB-648GR, ARROB-448GDGR,
ARROB-4482GD ,ARROB-4482GR, ARROB-6602GD, ARROB-6602GR, ARROB-660GDGR
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY COOKING EQUIPMENT
CUISINE
ARR-530
PERFORMER
ARROB-430
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FOR YOUR SAFETY!
Do not store or use gasoline or
other ammable vapors or liquids
in the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
Model Number: __________________________________________
Serial Number: ___________________________________________
Purchase Date: ___________________________________________
Installed By: __________________________ Install Date:__________
Gas Type: _______________________________________________
Electrical Information: ______________________________________
FOR
YOUR
SAFETY
FOR
YOUR
SAFETY
Instruction to be followed in the event the user smells gas appears on Page 1 of this manual and
should be posted in a prominent location. This information should be obtained by
consulting the local gas supplier.
RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
WARNING!
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service
or maintenance can cause property damage, injury
or death. Read the installation, operating and
maintenance instructions thoroughly before
installing or servicing this equipment.
WARNING
IMPROPER
INSTALLATION
WARNING
IMPROPER
INSTALLATION

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To Our Most Valued Customer:
Congratulations on your purchase of an American Range product. We hope you will enjoy the
design, manufactured quality, innovative features and cooking performance of this product – it
represents our continuing dedication to satisfying the most demanding needs of customers
like you.
Please read this manual and become familiar with important safety information about how
to install and set-up the unit, basic operating instructions, and how to maintain that just-like-
brand-new appearance and performance - over years of day-to-day and special holiday use.
If you should encounter any sort of problem, turn to the section of the manual entitled,
“Troubleshooting” – for a quick solution or guidance regarding the next step required to get
back to tip-top condition.
Thank you for choosing an American Range product for your home. As you can expect, this
appliance is designed for years of reliable service. If you have any questions or comments,
please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the unit, or contact American Range
Customer Service at www.americanrange.com or 818.897.0808.
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY COOKING EQUIPMENT
Sincerely,
President, American Range Corporation
Shane Demirjian

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Table of Contents
GENERAL ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-5
General Information ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
About This Manual...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
Precautions...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3-5
OPERATE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6-10
Cooktop......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Before Using the Cooktop
Operation of Burners
Auto-Re-ignition
Cookware..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Suggested Burner Settings................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Oven.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Ovens 101
Oven Operations
Broil ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Grill ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Best Cooking Results
Grill Chart
Griddle......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
To Start Cooking
Season the Griddle
Cleaning the Griddle
Griddle Chart
MAINTAIN ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11-17
Drying and Dehydrating................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Care and Cleaning .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
To Clean the Cooktop ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
To Clean the Oven............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Cleaning Recommendations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
TROUBLESHOOT ..............................................................................................................................................................................................13
MODEL AND PARTS IDENTIFICATION .....................................................................................................................................................14
WARRANTY .................................................................................................................................................................................................15-17

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WARNING
If the information in this manual is not followed exactly, a re or
explosion may result causing damage, personal injury or death.
• INSTALLATION AND SERVICE MUST BE PERFORMED BY A
CERTIFIED / LICENSED INSTALLER, SERVICE AGENCY OR THE GAS SUPPLIER
• Do not store or use gasoline or other ammable vapors or liquids in the vicinity
of this or any other appliance.
• Please observe all local and national codes and ordinances.
• Do not remove any permanent warning labels or plates from this product.
• Please ensure that this product is electrically grounded.
• Consumers should retain these instructions for local inspectors and for
future use.
• The included Anti-Tip Device must be installed prior to operation
• WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS
º Do not try to light any appliance.
º Do not touch any electrical switch, do not use any phone in your building.
º Immediately call your gas company. Follow the gas supplier instructions.
º If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the Fire Department.
WARRANTY REQUIREMENT
For reliable operation and for your own safety, this professional cooking equipment
must be installed by a certied/licensed contractor.
Failure to comply will void any written or implied warranty.
Should the equipment require service during the standard warranty period, the
receipt proving certied installation must be made available to American Range for
verication.
If installation was not performed by a certied/licensed contractor be prepared to
submit a major credit card for payment for proper installation.

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The Use and Care Manual is divided into several sections:
A. The Safety Section informs you about signicant safety precautions when installing and operating your new appliance.
This is a must read section of the manual.
B. Quick Start and Installation Section describes how to unpack the unit, what to save and what to discard, installation
dimensions, gas and electrical connections and how to identify the primary parts of the product so you can better
understand what’s going on “under the hood”.
C . How to Use Your Product and How to Use the Oven (where applicable) Sections show you how to light the
burners, set the range for broil or bake and how to use convection to speed cooking times and improve the quality of
your baked and roasted dishes.
D. The Care and Maintenance and Troubleshooting and Service Sections discuss how to keep your product in
good operating condition, how to identify what might be going wrong with the unit, and how to communicate your
observations with authorized eld service technicians.
Before using your appliance, please read this manual paying special attention to the important safety instructions
located in the next several pages.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Hazards or unsafe practices which will result in severe personal injury or death.
Hazards or unsafe practices which may result in severe personal injury or death.
Hazards or unsafe practices which may result in minor personal injury or property damage.
This is the SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL. This symbol alerts
you to hazards which will result in severe injury or death.
CA PROPOSITION 65: The burning of gas cooking fuel generates some chemical by-products
which are on the list of substances know by the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects
and/or reproductive harm. To minimize exposure to these substances, always operate this unit
according to the Owners Manual, ensuring to provide proper ventilation.
This is a vented appliance. The appliance is not to be installed in conjunction with an air
curtain, range hood, or ventilation systems which operates by blowing air downward towards
the appliance. This type of ventilation system may cause ignition and combustion problems
with the gas cooking appliance resulting in personal injury or unintended operation.

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Check your local building codes for proper installation methods. In the absence of local codes, this appliance should be installed
in accordance with the National Fuel Gas Code No. Z223.1 current issue, and the National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA No. 70
current issue, or the CAN – B149 Installation Codes for Gas Burning Appliances, and C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code Part 1.
Verify the type of gas supplied to the location, being sure that the appliance is connected to the type of gas for which it is
certied. Models come from the factory certied for use with Natural Gas (NG) or Liquid Propane (LP) gas. Your product,
shown on the rating label and the supplied gas type must be the same. Upon opening your product, the rating label can be
located on the front panel if it is a range or oven. If it is a cooktop it can be found on the side panel underneath the left burner.
If connecting this appliance to propane gas, make certain the propane gas tank is equipped with its own high-pressure
regulator - in addition to the pressure regulator supplied with this product when applicable. The maximum propane gas pressure
to this appliance must not exceed 14.0 inches of water column (34.9 millibar) from the propane gas tank to the pressure
regulator.
Your appliance must be installed by a qualied gas installation technician. Have the technician show you the exact location of the
gas shut-off valve on the incoming gas line so you know how to turn off the gas if necessary.
For personal safety, this appliance must be connected to a properly grounded and polarized electrical power supply. If only a
two-prong outlet is available, it is the customer’s responsibility to have it replaced with a dedicated, grounded, three-prong
electrical outlet by a licensed technician. The gas surface burner re-ignition system when applicable depends on a low resistance
electrical ground connection for reliable operation.
• Do not cut or remove the third (ground) prong from the power cord
• Do not use an adapter plug
• Do not use an extension cord
• Do not use a power cord that is frayed or damaged
• Do not plug the appliance into an electrical outlet with a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
PRECAUTIONS
SHIPPING DAMAGE CLAIM PROCEDURE
The equipment is crafted and inspected carefully by skilled personnel before leaving the factory. The transportation company
assumes full responsibility for the safe delivery upon acceptance of the equipment.
If you receive a damaged product, immediately contact your delivery company, your dealer, your builder or installer. Do not
install or attempt to operate a damaged appliance.
1. Note on the freight bill or express delivery any visible loss or damage and have the note signed by the person making
the delivery.
2. File claim for damages immediately regardless of the extent of damages.
3. For damage noticed after unpacking (concealed loss or damage), notify the transportation company immediately and le
a "Concealed Damage" claim with them. This should be done within fteen (15) days from the date that delivery
is made to you. Retain the shipping container for inspection.

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Always disconnect the electrical plug from the wall outlet before servicing the unit. It is recommended that a dedicated
electrical circuit be used for this appliance.
Always turn gas shut-off valve to OFF position before servicing unit.
POWER FAILURE WARNING
Due to safety considerations and the possibility of personal injury, when applicable do not attempt to light or operate range
burners, grills, griddles, the oven or broiler during a power failure. Safety systems which detect the presence of an ignition
source and operate the gas safety valve do not function during a power failure. Be sure all gas valve knobs are turned to and
remain in the OFF position during a power failure.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE AND WARNING
The California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition 65) requires the Governor of California to
publish a list of substances known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm, and requires businesses to
warn customers of potential exposures to such substances. Users of this appliance are hereby warned that when the oven is
operated, there may be some low-level exposure to some of the listed substances including carbon monoxide. Exposure to
these substances can be minimized by properly venting the oven to the outdoors using approved overhead ventilation equipment
or by opening the windows and/or doors in the room where the appliance is located.
This appliance should not be operated without a properly sized and functional ventilation hood.
To reduce the risk of appliance tipping, it must be secured to the wall with a properly installed anti-tip bracket. To make sure the
bracket has been installed properly, inspect behind the range using a ashlight.
• Anti-tip devices are supplied where applicable and are only necessary for range products.
• This range can tip causing personal injury
• See Installation Instructions supplied with the range and install the anti-tip device packaged with the range
• If the anti-tip device cannot be located, contact American Range Customer Service by calling 818.897.0808 or by
contacting us at www.americanrange.com
Do not store items of interest to children above or near the appliance. Children, as well as adults, should never be allowed to
sit, stand or climb on any part of the appliance. Serious personal injury may occur.
To avoid the possibility of explosion or re, do not store or use combustible, ammable or explosive liquids (such
as gasoline) or vapors inside or in the vicinity of this or any other appliance. Keep items that could explode, such as
aerosol cans, away from the product. Do not store explosive or ammable materials in nearby cabinets or areas.
When operating the oven or broiler, do not touch the surfaces of the ceramic tile broiler, the rack or rack supports, the
walls of the oven or the inside surfaces of the oven door - interior surfaces become hot enough to cause burns. The heat
deector, which deects heat away from the control panel, and the oven door sides will also be hot during use.

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NEVER use this appliance as a space heater to heat or warm the room. Doing so may result in carbon monoxide poisoning
and overheating of the appliance. Do not use the range top or oven as a food or kitchen item storage area.
Never block or cover any slots, holes or passages located anywhere inside or outside the range. These structures are
important to safe operation of the appliance and doing so may block airow through the oven or cooktop possibly causing
carbon monoxide poisoning or re. Routinely keep all slots free of grease and other materials.
This appliance has been tested for safe performance using conventional cookware. DO NOT USE any device or accessory not
specically recommended in this guide. DO NOT USE pan or pan covers on surface units, grills or griddles. These devices can
create serious safety hazards including personal injury, create performance problems and may damage the appliance.
Do not store or use corrosive chemicals, vapors, ammables or non-food products in or near this appliance. It is specically
designed for use when heating or cooking food. The use of corrosive chemicals while heating or cleaning could result in
personal injury or damage to the appliance.
Purchase a kitchen re extinguisher for your home and store it in close proximity to your appliance. Should an uncontrolled re
occur, never use water on grease res. Never pick up a aming pan. The oven door interior and exterior, especially the glass can
get hot during operation. Do not touch the glass – use the door handle to open or close the range door.
The push-to-turn gas valve knobs on the appliance are designed to be child-safe, however, they are not a guarantee
of operation. Children should not be left alone or unattended in the kitchen while the appliance is in use.
Never leave the appliance unattended during use. Boil-overs may occur, causing spills which may ignite.
Never wear loose tting or long sleeved apparel while cooking. Never wear garments made of ammable materials.
Clothing may ignite or catch utensil handles. DO NOT drape towels or other items on door handles. These
items could ignite and cause burns.
If your product is a range or oven ALWAYS place oven racks in the desired position before you start cooking and while the oven
is cool. Always use dry and sturdy pot-holders to carefully slide the oven rack out to add or remove food.
If your product is a range or cooktop located near a window, be certain window curtains or other ammable objects do not
blow over or near the range burners; the items could catch on re.
If operating the surface burners, the ame should be adjusted to just cover the bottom of the pan or pot.
Excessive high ame settings may cause scorching of the nearby counter-top surface, as well as the outside of the utensil
and handles.
ALWAYS turn the appliance off at the end of cooking.
When dehydrating food items, periodically check during the process to ensure that they do not catch on re.
If you are “aming” liquor or other spirits under an exhaust, TURN THE FAN OFF. The draft from the fan could cause the
ames to spread out of control.
Care should be exercised if your appliance is equipped with a high-shelf. During heavy or continuous use, this shelf may be
come hot. Do not place combustible materials or plastic items on the shelf.
Turn the knobs to the OFF position prior to removing them from the valve stems for cleaning.

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OPERATION OF THE BURNERS
1. Press in on the knob that corresponds to the burner that you would like to light. Use the front panel graphic to conrm your
selection until you become familiar with the range. Turn the knob counter-clockwise to the “American Flame” icon located on the
knob – this is the light position of the burner valve.
2. The igniter for all the surface burners will begin sparking – however, gas will ow to only the selected burner.
3. After the burner lights, the igniter clicking will stop – indicating that the ame sensing and re-ignition system is active on the
selected burner.
4. Rotate the knob to any ame setting that you desire between MAX and SIMMER. The blue panel light will remain lit until the
valve is returned to the OFF position.
The surface burners are rated at different power levels:
When you are using the surface burners, select the burner power and location depending on the heating or cooking function you would
like to perform.
A normal ame is blue in color and steady. Foreign materials in the kitchen air or the gas line, especially in new construction installations,
may cause some orange color bursts during initial operation. This will disappear with continued use. Small yellow tips on the ends of
ames are normal when using LP gas.
If the ames look odd, (too small, too large, lazy or drifting, uneven around the burner circle, etc.), check to see that the burner head
is seated correctly on the burner base. Do this when the burner is cold by gently rocking the burner head or rotating the head from
side to side. If it is correctly seated, it will nest in detents, in the case of the sealed burners, or on the corresponding pin/hole for open
burners. If this does not correct the problem, turn to the Troubleshooting section of this manual.
AUTO RE-IGNITION
The surface burners are equipped with a special ignition and re-ignition system that senses the presence of ame and re-ignites the
burner should the ame disappear while gas is still owing to the burner.
Strong drafts, spills and general grime inuence the operation of the automatic re-ignition system – a clean system will generally function
better than a dirty system. Periodically, remove any materials or grime that might build up on the high voltage spark electrode – using a
toothbrush or other non-metallic cleaning utensil.
BURNER TYPE SMALL MEDIUM LARGE
Open Burners 12,000 BTU/hr. 18,000 BTU/hr. 25,000 BTU/hr.
Sealed Burners 9,000 BTU/hr. 13,000 BTU/hr. 17,000 BTU/hr.
BEFORE USING THE NEW COOKTOP
• Before using the cooktop for the rst time, wash the outside area with soap and water to remove any shipping & factory residue.
• The burner grates are designed in sections and are easy to remove and clean. They are made of cast iron with a porcelain coating
and will remain hot after the burner is turned off creating a residual heat for continued cooking. Use caution when handling.
• Your new professional Range is equipped with burners that are similar to those used in restaurants.
The burner heads are large and designed to ensure even heat distribution for better cooking. They must be in place and properly
seated before lighting.
• The Range must not be operated without the burner heads.
• There are no continuously burning pilot lights. An electronic spark ignition system is used to light the burner. If the ame should
go out from a boil-over or a strong draft, the burner will automatically reignite.

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COOKWARE RECOMMENDATIONS
To avoid the risk of serious injury, damage to the range or cookware, please observe the following guidelines.
Bakeware, such as large casserole pans, cookie sheets, etc., should never be used on the cooktop.
Placement of large stock pots should be staggered when used on the cooktop.
Select the base diameter of the pot to match the diameter of the ame. The diameter of the ame and the diameter of the pan bottom
should match or be slightly smaller. Too large or too small pots on a burner will compromise cooking performance.
Do not place food packaged or wrapped in aluminum foil directly on the burner grate above the burner. Aluminum foil can melt during
cooking.
Be careful to not let plastic, paper or cloth come in contact with a hot burner grate. These materials can catch re or melt.
Never let a pan boil dry – and if it occurs remember it can be extremely hot – and very dangerous. If this should occur, turn off the
burner immediately. Wait a while, until the pot cools down enough to handle – this could be several minutes, but could save you from
burns or other serious injury.
The pan bottom should be at, the heavier the better – and well balanced on the cooktop grate – sitting at without rocking –
preferably with tight tting lids. Try not to slide the pot across the grates – while it is very handy to do so – you may end up scratching
the pot or the grate.
Always be careful when using high ames, as in wok cooking, as they may contact ammable materials or make the handles of the wok
very hot. Use the wok ring (optional) to stabilize the wok.
SUGGESTED BURNER SETTINGS
HEAT SETTINGS USE
Simmer Melting small quantities of butter, simmer grains, rice, oatmeal
Low Poaching eggs, sh, poultry
Low - Medium Fry eggs, heat milk, cream sauces
Medium Puddings, custards, gravies
Medium High Sauté vegetables, braise meats, soups and stews, deep fat frying, boiling water and pasta, blanching
vegetables, searing meats
High Large quantity of water to boil, large quantity frying and cooking

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OVEN OPERATION
To light the oven, push in and turn the thermostat to the desired operating temperature from 150ºF to 500ºF. You may be able to see a
bright glow from the sides of the oven bottom – this is normal and indicates the hot surface igniter is activated. Once the igniter is hot
enough for ignition, the gas valve will open, allowing the ow of gas into the bake burner. This may take up to one minute.
During the rst few minutes of operation, a mild condensation may appear on the interior glass pane of the door window. Water vapor
is a normal by-product of combustion, and the condensation will disappear as the oven warms.
If you would like to bake using the Convection feature, you may turn on the fan at any time – allowing the oven about twenty or thirty
minutes to preheat before use.
Never place any pan or food item on the bottom of the oven, always use an oven rack place in at least the lowest position.
To use the Broil feature of the range, rst consider what type of broiling you would like to perform. The closer you are to the broil
burner, the faster you will evaporate moisture from the surface of food and the quicker the surface will brown. In a similar fashion, the
further away you place the food (on the lowest rack, for example) the slower you will evaporate surface moisture and the longer it will
take for the surface to brown. A good rule of thumb is to start about 6” away from the broiler and watch for how quickly the food is
browning.
BROILER OPERATION
To light the broiler, push in and turn the thermostat to the position labeled BROIL on the control knob. In about twenty seconds, you will
see a bright glow in the oven - this is the hot surface igniter. Once the igniter is hot enough for ignition, the gas valve will open,
allowing the ow of gas into the broil burner. This may take up to one minute.
The broiler will have a blue ame that covers the ceramic tiles – after a few minutes, the tiles will glow bright red/orange and radiate
infrared energy. Remember the red surface is over 1800ºF in temperature and can be a source of serious burns or injury.
The Bake burner and Broil burner will not operate at the same time; the convection fan will not operate during Broiling.
OVENS 101
The oven is a gas red, temperature controlled cooking cavity which is highly insulated to keep the kitchen cool and the food hot. The
oven contains two burners - the Bake burner positioned below the oven oor and the Broil burner located in the ceiling of the oven.
Bake and Broil are very different cooking operations and the burners are designed to deliver energy in a way appropriate to the task.
There are two types of baking - called Standard Bake (or conventional) and Convection Bake. Standard or conventional baking make
best use of Grandma’s cookie, cake or pie recipes – like Bake at 350ºF for forty-ve minutes – to get the job done. These recipes are
tried and true – conventional or standard bake will deliver wonderful performance every time you cook.
When you Convection bake (using a fan to circulate the high temperature air inside the oven) you can lower the thermostat about 25º
and reduce the cook time by about 25% - and achieve ne cooking results just like Grandma’s – taking less time and using less energy.
Use the same recommended temperatures for meats and poultry dishes – but keep watch of the time. Convection cooking technology
was rst developed in Europe and has been used for many years – recently taking hold in US residential kitchens and cookbooks.
In convection cooking, not only is the cook time faster, but also, the oven temperature is more even, top to bottom and side to side – so
cookies on several racks will have the same brown color and texture. However, to best take advantage of convection, use low, shallow
bakeware so that moving air can get over the sides and up to the food surface. Foods in covered dishes (like casseroles or pot roasts) do
not benet from convection cooking.

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GRILL OPERATION
To turn on the grill, make sure there is nothing on the grilling rack, push in and turn the control counter now clockwise to the HIGH
position. The power ON indicator light will glow indicating the grill valve is on. The grill is equipped with a ame-sensing ignition system –
that automatically detects the presence of ame on the grill burner – and relights it in the event it should go out. Adjust the ame to the
desired height.
After cooking, allow the module to cool completely and remove the drip tray slowly, discarding grease and other food particles. The
grill grate may be removed - exposing the radiants - which may be lifted out and placed in the dishwasher along with the drip tray for
cleaning. The grate is porcelain coated and may be washed with hot soapy water and a soft brush.
BEST COOKING RESULTS WHEN USING YOUR GRILL
The intense radiant heat from the grill vaporizes the surface of your food, locking in avor.
• Add any barbecue sauces during the last few minutes of cooking, long enough to caramelize the sauce.
• For best results, turn food with tongs or a at spatula to avoid piercing meat or poultry.
• Turn meat once when juices rise to the surface. Turning meat more than once results in the loss of meat juices.
• Never squeeze juices out of meat.
• Before cooking steaks or chops, trim most of the outside fat to prevent excessive are-ups. Slash into the edges of
steaks or chops to keep meat at on the grill.
• Fish should be cooked at the lowest setting eight to ten minutes for every inch of thickness, measured at the thickest part
of the sh.
GRILL CHART
FOOD ITEM INTERNAL TEMPERATURE HEAT SETTING TIME
Hamburgers 1/2” to 3/4” 160º Medium 8 to 10 minutes
Steaks 1” to 1-1/2” Rare 140º Medium - High 10 to 20 minutes
Steaks 1” to 1-1/2” Medium 160º Medium - High 12 to 25 minutes
Pork chops 3/4” to 1” 145º & 3 minutes rest time Medium 15 to 25 minutes
Lamb chops 160º High 12 to 15 minutes
Poultry pieces 170º Low - Medium 25 to 35 minutes
Fish 1” thick 145º Minimum Medium 8 to 10 minutes
Allow grill to cool completely before cleaning. Remove the grates, grease collector and Stainless Steel
Radiant and place in hot soapy water. Clean the grill with hot soapy water and a soft grill brush.
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GRIDDLE CHART
FOOD ITEM TEMP. SETTING HEAT SETTING
Eggs 225ºF to 250ºF Low
Bacon, Ham, Hot dogs 300ºF to 325ºF Medium - Low
Sausage, Grilled cheese sandwiches 325ºF to 350ºF Medium
Pancakes, French toast 350ºF to 375ºF Medium
Hash brown potatoes, Grilled onions 400ºF to 425ºF Medium - High
The temperature settings
are meant as a guide.
You may need to vary
the settings according
to taste.
GRIDDLE OPERATION
The built-in griddle is made of polished steel to provide a smooth cooking surface. A griddle drip pan is included.
Always pre-heat the griddle on the low setting, at least ten minutes before cooking. The griddle burner is equipped with a hot surface
igniter and gas safety valve system.
To Start Cooking:
Push knob in and turn the knob clockwise to the MAX position. Preheat griddle for two to three minutes and turn knob to a
medium or low cook setting.
The blue indicator light comes on and stays on until the desired setting is reached and then turns off and on with the heating
cycle.
For best results, add a small amount of butter, oil, or a cooking spray to the griddle surface. Fatty meats like bacon and sausage do
not need extra fat.
Season the Griddle:
1. The griddle has a factory applied coating that must be washed off prior to use. (See Cleaning the Griddle)
2. Pour 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (not corn or olive oil) and rub on the entire surface of the griddle using a rough towel.
3. Push the griddle control knob in and turn to a medium setting (350°F).
4. Heat until griddle begins to smoke. Turn off griddle and allow it to cool.
5. Returning to step 2, repeat the process.
When you are done “griddling” and while the griddle surface is still warm, remove any left-on food particles. Allow the griddle to cool
and scrape off any excess grease from the surface with a exible nylon spatula. Pull the spatula forward toward the front and push any
material into the front grease receiver.
To clean the griddle, moisten a soft scrub cloth, adding a drop of mild degreaser dish soap to create a soapy lather - and wipe the griddle
from left to right. Clean in rows from the top to the bottom, taking time to wash the entire griddle surface, including the sides. When
you are done, rinse away all the soap from the cloth and wipe any suds from the griddle surface. Remove all remaining moisture from
the griddle with the second, clean soft cloth. Wipe the area in rows again as well as the sides and front. You may have to repeat action to
ensure the griddle plate is dry and sparkling.
Cleaning the Griddle:
The griddle is not to be removed for cleaning.
Using a at plastic spatula gently remove burned on food.
Clean the griddle thoroughly with hot soapy water and a rough towel.
The griddle drip pan and trough should be cleaned after each use with hot soapy water and a sponge.
It is normal for the griddle to darken with age and use, similar to commercial cooking equipment.
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CARE AND CLEANING
It is always easier to clean as you go – and while some evenings you’d rather sit down with a good book instead of a Scrubby, keeping
your range cooktop and oven in a ready to go state for the next meal makes everything a little more tolerable.
When cleaning the range:
0 Use the mildest procedure that will do the job efciently and effectively – and since some cleaners are harsher than others, it is
best to try them on a small, inconspicuous area rst.
Use only clean, soft cloths, sponges, paper towels, plastic brushes, non-metal soap pads for cleaning and scouring.
When cleaning the oven door, control panel, top curved section (called the bull nose) or the at top area – always pretend it is
made of wood – and rub the nish in the direction of the grain. This is the most effective cleaning direction, to prevent marring
the surface.
Any part of this appliance can be cleaned with hot, sudsy water. When rinsing is required, rinse thoroughly.
Always wipe dry immediately to reduce the appearance of water marks.
DRYING AND DEHYDRATING
While the United States Department of Agriculture advises: DO NOT hold foods at temperature between 40ºF to 140ºF more than
2 hours – and cooking raw foods below 275ºF is not recommended, the low setting of the oven (ranging from 150ºF to 225ºF) may be
used to keep food hot and in special recipes, used to dehydrate fruits and vegetables.
During dehydration, the convection fans circulates hot air over the food, causes moisture to escape from the food surface – generally
drying it out. This removal of water inhibits growth of microorganisms and slows down the activity of enzymes. Starting with only the
freshest, best quality food items, prepare as directed and:
• Place the food on drying racks spaced evenly in the oven cavity.
• Set the temperature control to 200ºF and switch on the convection fan.
• Remember to periodically check the food items for dryness state.
To Clean the Cooktop
The cooktop is brushed Stainless Steel with polished aluminum burner heads. The burner caps are steel coated porcelain.
0Do not use abrasives on Stainless Steel. Use towels, sponges or soft plastic scrubbers. RUB ONLY WITH THE “GRAIN”.
0Do not use steel wool pads or green rough Scrubby’s.
0Wash all cooking surfaces with hot water and dish detergent such as Simple Green, Ivory Liquid, or Joy.
0Rub stubborn spots with baking soda or liquid cleaner such as Windex All Surface Cleaner or 409.
0Grates and burner caps can be soaked in hot soapy water. Mild scouring cleaners can be used, such as Bon Ami or Cameo on
grates and burner caps.
To Clean the Oven
The oven cavity is porcelainized with steel rack guides and racks. The infrared broiler does not need to be cleaned. Any soil is burned
off by the intense heat.
0 Place a medium glass baking dish lled with two cups of ammonia. Close the door and allow the dish to sit overnight. This process
softens the soil for easier removal.
0Wash the interior of the oven with soap and water. Make a paste with baking soda and water and using a sponge or nylon pad
rub away stubborn stains.
0Use mild scrubbing compounds such as Bon Ami or Cameo if necessary.
0Do not use steel wool pads or abrasive sponges or scrubbers.
0If necessary, spray oven cleaner can be used. DO NOT SPRAY OVEN CLEANER INTO THE CONVECTION FANS OR UP
ONTO THE INFRARED BROILER.
0When spray oven cleaners are used, follow using a 1/4 cup vinegar mixed with one quart of water to rinse the oven.
0Do not use scouring powders on the glass window; oven spray may be used on the window. Rinse with vinegar and water solution.
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CLEANING RECOMMENDATIONS
PART / MATERIAL CLEANING SUGGESTIONS BEING CAREFUL
Main Top/
Porcelain Enamel
Soft Scrub may be used here. With a cool or
slightly warm surface, use a damp sponge or cloth
as recommended by the manufacturer.
Since the surface is glass (it can be scratched by
certain materials) try to rub gently in small circles to
allow time and chemical reactions to take place.
Sealed Burners
Caps and burner heads can be removed for
cleaning using hot sudsy water. A stiff nylon bristle
tooth brush can be used to clean burner port
openings.
Remember to dry out the ports (try to blow air
through them if you like). Water clogged ports burn
with erratic ames and could be dangerous.
Open Burners
The cast iron burner heads are heavy and porcelain
coated. If they are dirty, remove any large debris
and gently scrub under hot, soapy water.
Like the sealed burners, remember to dry out the
ports (try to blow air through them if you like).
Water clogged ports burn with erratic ames and
could be dangerous.
Control Knobs/
Powder Paint
Use dry hands to pull off the knobs; hot sudsy
water works best here… …with a sponge to avoid scratching
Chrome Knob
Bezels
Hot soapy water works well here, with a sponge or
soft cloth.
As with any round feature that meets the stainless
steel grain, be careful to clean the bezels in a circular
motion – and not contact the stainless steel control
panel.
Exterior Finish
Island Trim
Use hot soapy water, Fantastic, Formula 409, rinse
and dry immediately. For hard water spots, try
household vinegar or CLR. If there is any heat
discoloration, consider using Zud,Wright’s All
Purpose Polish or Blue Away.
Rub lightly in the direction of the grain of the stainless
steel. Salt (sodium chloride), chlorine or chlorine
compounds in some cleaners are corrosive to
Stainless Steel.
Grates/Porcelain
Enamel on
Cast Iron
Hot water & detergent with scrubby, or soap lled
steel wool pad for really tough stains will work.
Remove sugar or acid based spills, they tend to attack
the enamel. Remember the grates are heavy, use care
when lifting and replacing.
Griddle
Moisten a soft scrub cloth, adding a drop of mild
dish soap to create a soapy lather - and wipe the
griddle from left to right.
Use plastic spatulas and spoons when working the
griddle. See more tips in the discussion on griddle
operation above.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO
Oven will not heat
No electrical power to the range
Gas service is turned off
Gas supply has been interrupted
Look for red glow of hot surface igniter
Check circuit breakers in house
Try to light a surface burner
Contact the gas company
If no glow, call for service
Oven light does not
work
Light switch is in the off position
Light is burned out
Try switching the light on
Locate and test a new
replacement light, unscrew glass lens, remove bad
light, replace
Broiler will not light
No electrical power to the range
Gas service is turned off
Look for red glow of hot surface igniter
Check circuit breakers in house
Try to light a surface burner
If no glow, call for service
Burner lights, but
clicking won’t stop Mis-wired high voltage connections See that the burners are correctly matched to the high voltage connections
Convection fan does
not turn
Switch the fan on
Unit in broil mode
Bad fan
Use the control panel switch
Turn thermostat to bake temperatures
Call for service
Igniters keep clicking Reverse polarity of the electrical supply line
Poor electrical ground
Check the polarity with hand held tester
Be sure range power cord has three prongs and
plugs directly (no adapter) into the power
receptacle
Condensation on the
oven window Cold appliance
During cold weather, it is normal for some
condensation to appear of the window, it will
disappear in about ten minutes.
Foods over-cook
Defective thermostat
Incorrect temperature or cooking time
Watch that thermostat indicator light cycles on and
off every ve or ten minutes at temperature
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MODEL AND PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Oven Racks: Each oven is supplied with two heavy chrome-
plated adjustable oven racks.
Rack Supports: On each side of the oven, heavy chrome-plated rack
supports allow ve positions, numbered from the bottom up.
Oven Control Knob: The oven control knob is used to set the
Baking temperature or to select the Broil function. During baking, the
convection fan may be activated.
Bake Burner: The Bake burner is located in the center of the oven,
below the oor and is activated by the Oven Control Knob.
Ceramic Tile Infrared Broil Burner: Positioned in the oven ceiling,
burning gas heats the ceramic tile to a temperature of 1,850ºF –
creating searing heat similar to the glowing coals of a wood re.
Broil Burner Igniter: The igniter glows a very hot, bright red-orange
color, reaching proper ignition temperature to light the Ceramic Tile
Infrared Broil Burner.
Burner On Indicator Light: Whenever an oven burner is
activated (either Bake or Broil), the burner on indicator will glow. It
is normal for the indicator light to cycle off and on during baking or
broiling – showing that the requested temperature has been achieved
– or that more heat is required.
Door Gasket: The door gasket is made from high temperature
materials and creates a seal between the hot oven and the cool
kitchen.
Convection Fan and Switch: Operated by the front panel
switch, the convection fan circulates oven air, removing the “thermal
boundary layer” on items being baked – and in doing so – speeding
up heat transfer and cook time by as much as 25%. Convection is
active only during baking.
Oven Light and Switch: A single lamp is provided in the oven to
illuminate baked and broiled food items, as well as shed some light on
the wall to help during clean-up – activated by the front panel switch.
Oven Racks 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Open /Sealed
Burners 5 6 4 4 6 6 4 4 4 6 6 6
Star Burners 4 6 4 4 8 6 6 4 4 4 6 6 6
Center Plate 1
Burner Grates 3 3 2 2 2 3 2 2 4 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3
Control Knobs 6 7 6 6 5 7 6 9 10 9 8 8 8 10 10 10 10
Griddle 1 1 1 1 2 2 1
Backyard Grill 1 1 1 1 2 2 1
Regis. Card 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Island Back 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
U&C Manual 11111111111111111
ARR-530
ARR-436GR
ARR-436GD
ARR-636
ARROB-430
ARROB-436GR
ARROB-436GD
ARROB-636
ARROB-6602GD
ARROB-660GDGR
ARROB-6602GR
DESCRIPTION
CUISINE & PERFORMER SERIES - RANGES
ARROB-648GD
ARROB-648GR
ARROB-448GDGR
ARROB-4482GD
ARROB-4482GR
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WARRANTY
American Range (hereafter AMR) hereby provides the following warranty to the original residential user (“Owner”) for its new
RESIDENTIAL Product(s) to be free from defects in material and workmanship in normal household use for the Warranty period(s)
set forth below, beginning from the date that power and/or gas is turned on with proof of installation.Without proof of installation,
the beginning is from time of purchase under the terms and conditions as follows: Proof of original purchase date is required to
obtain service under this limited warranty.
This Warranty is applicable only on new AMR residential Products and is non-transferrable.
This Warranty is not applicable to AMR commercial Products.This Warranty is strictly limited to Products sold to the original Owner
in the United States or Canada, and said Owner shall not be entitled to transfer this Warranty to third parties.This Warranty is also
not applicable on AMR residential products that are used for commercial purposes, including without limitation, vacation rentals, re
stations, clubs, government facilities, non-prot groups, bed and breakfast facilities, and board & care facilities.
Warranty Period:
In the event that Owner fails to promptly register the Product(s) with AMR within ninety (90) days of the date of purchase, the
Warranty period shall be strictly limited to a period of one-year for parts and labor, from the date of purchase. Proof of purchase is
required for all claims under this Warranty.
However, for all Products properly registered with AMR, with proof of purchase and within ninety days from the date of purchase, a
limited ve-year warranty is in effect subject to the terms and conditions herein.
FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY ON BURNERS
Any surface gas bake burner, gas infrared broiler, electric broil element, electric bake element or electric convection element which
fails due to defective materials or workmanship (does not include cosmetic failures) during normal household use during the second
through fth year from the date of original retail purchase will be supplied to a qualied service technician, free of charge for the
part, with the owner paying all other costs, including labor. This does not include igniters or burner bases.
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY
In addition, for all Products properly registered with AMR, as set forth within this Warranty, the following parts only shall have a
limited lifetime warranty, subject to the terms and conditions herein, for the life of the Product(s).
Knobs, Chrome Racks, Cast Iron Grates, aeration drip pan for Performer Series only (ARROB), Grease Can for use with grill and
griddles, Sealed and Open burner heads only, and Laser Etched Control Panel Graphics.
Owner shall be responsible to pay $25.00 per each Knob ($69.00 USD per each Knob for claims in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. $35.00
USD for claims from Canada), and $35.00 per each Rack, Grate, Drip Pan, Grease Can, Burner Head, and Laser-Etched graphic
($69.00 USD per each such item for claims in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. $45.00 USD per each such item for claims from Canada) for
shipping and handling of each such ordered part (per item) to be replaced under this Warranty.
After the one year Warranty period, Owner shall be responsible for all labor costs under the limited lifetime warranty.

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Exceptions to the Warranty:
Rubber seals, light bulbs, and gaskets are covered for a period of ninety (90) days only. Oven glass, porcelain, and Products that are
not defective, but that require adjustments for normal wear and tear are expressly excluded from this Warranty.
Warranty Claims:
In the event of a claim for repair of the Product(s), and to obtain warranty service, Owner must contact either (i) the dealer from
whom the product was purchased; (ii) an authorized AMR service agent; or (iii) AMR Residential service support at
1-888-753-9898.You will be asked to provide a model and serial number, and date of original purchase.
AMR shall provide all new replacement parts and all repair labor under the Warranty.
Under the terms of this Warranty, service must be performed by a factory authorized AMR service agent/representative, and
approved in advance by AMR. AMR shall not be responsible for labor costs that have not been pre-approved, with written
conrmation by AMR. Note that service providers are independent entities and not afliated with AMR. Travel expenses from the
factory authorized service agent to the product location are limited to 25 miles each way. For greater distances, either have the
product delivered to the servicer or make separate travel arrangements. All repair services shall be provided during normal business
hours. AMR will not be responsible for premium time or overtime charges for labor covered under this warranty or for repairs
made without AMR authorization. Such charges shall be the responsibility of the Owner
Limitation of Warranty:
AMR shall have no obligation under this Warranty as to any Product(s) which have been misapplied, mishandled, abused, misused,
modied, altered, subject to improper cleaning methods, subject to harsh chemical action, modied by unauthorized service
personnel, damaged by accidents, ood, re, smoke, public unrest, earthquake, tornado, hurricane, other acts of God, Owner
negligence, reasons beyond the control of AMR, failures due to improper installation, insufcient gas or electrical supply, problems
due to improper ventilation, or removed/altered serial numbers. Any damage due to water, chemical, or direct contact to infrared
burners will also not be covered under this Warranty. This Warranty shall be void if the Product(s) are not properly installed by a
licensed plumber, and not properly calibrated for electrical and gas connectivity, gas line size, correct pressure, and properly leveled.
Additionally, AMR factory recommended cleaning instructions must be followed by Owner at all times or this Warranty shall be
voided by AMR.
Residential Display Warranty:
Dealer display and model home displays sold have the following warranty:
Display Models Not Used For Demonstration: Display models are covered by a one (1) year limited functional parts and services
warranty, proof of date of installation is required.There is no cosmetic warranty of any kind for display models.
Display Models Used For Demonstration: Floor models used for demonstration are covered by a ninety (90) day limited parts
warranty only, proof of date of installation is required.There is no service or cosmetic warranty of any kind for any display models.
Excludes items that are: missing, cracked, aesthetic; broken; dented; frayed, etc.