Lacanche RULLY User manual

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Fourneau
«Rully»
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Appliances must be installed in a workmanlike manner in
accordance with the instructions in this manual and locally
applicable regulations.
This manual will be handed over to the user after
installation.

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Cabinet preparation:
ALL DEPTH MEASUREMENTS BELOW ARE WITH A 50mm (2”) RANGE SPACER INSTALLED:
Range
Height
A
(min*)
B
C
D
E
(max)
F
G
(max)
H
I
J
Default
900mm
35 3/8’’
457mm
18’’
914mm
36’’
330mm
13’’
50mm
2’’
700mm
27 9/16’’
638mm
25 1/8’’
130mm
51/8’’
215mm
8 7/16’’
705mm
273/4’’
Optional
930mm
36 5/8’’
*All final range height dimensions are variable with the use of the adjustable range feet.
Maximum added height for the Roller Feet: 16mm - 5/8’’, Extended Leveling Feet : 30mm –1 3/16’’
The range is a free standing unit. If the unit is to be placed next to cabinets, the clearances shown in Figure 1
are required.
The range cooktop surface must be no lower than the adjacent base cabinet countertop surface.
Min clearances to combustibles:
0’’ (0 mm) from rear (with spacer installed).
0’’ (0 mm) from sides below countertop surface height.
2’’ (51 mm) from sides above countertop surface height.
Cabinets 13’’ (330 mm) deep may be installed above the range at least 30’’ above the plane of the
cooking surface.
Use range only with factory supplied legs.
A flexible metal gas line, and a flexible power cord should be used to attach the range to
the gas and electrical utility connections behind the range. When installed, the range wall
spacer allows a 130mm (5 1/8”) deep gap to run the utility lines behind the range chassis.
Fig. 1
J
D
E
E
G
Place electrical outlet in this shaded
area behind range
I
F
H
A
B
C
Place gas cut-off valve
at the back of this
cabinet or alternate
accessible location.
Route pipe through
cabinet wall into
shaded area

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Before connection:
Check:
- Pipework is perfectly clean in order to prevent the injectors
becoming blocked and malfunctioning of the magnetic heads.
- The gas for which the appliance was set up: Rating plate and
markings.
- Cross-sectional area of gas supply pipework is compatible with the
appliance’s thermal output.
- Provide adequate air supply during use of the appliance.
Gas connection:
Female coupling Ø 15/21, 1/2” ID NPT on A (Figure 2).
After connection:
Check/test the manifold pressure on pressure connection Ø 15/21,
1/8” NPT on B (Figure 3, Table 2).

Change of gas:
The appliance is designed to operate with the gases in Table 2.
Table 2
Country
GAS
Pressure (Pn)
U.S.
Natural gas
6’’ WC
U.S.
L.P. propane
10’’ WC
If specified at the time of the order, the appliance will
be built to use the specified gas type. No further
work is required by the installer.
Fig. 3
B
IMPORTANT
Manual shut-off valve should be installed in an accessible
location in the gas piping external to the appliance for the
purpose of turning on or shutting off gas to the appliance.
A location at the back of an adjacent cabinet is
recommended.
THE APPLIANCE MUST BE INSTALLED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL CODES OR
National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1 or latest edition.
IMPORTANT
Recommended to be installed under an exhaust hood.
In the commonwealth of Massachusetts, the appliance must
be installed by a licensed plumber or gas fitter.
Do not install this unit near combustible walls, partitions,
pieces of furniture or decorative material unless these are
covered by adequate material of the non-combustible type.
Making sure the resulting installation meets fire
regulations.
IMPORTANT
Fig. 2
A

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Remove the pan supports and burners. Unscrew the screw(s) Con burner UF or T
(Figures 4 & 5). Pull and raise the top after having loosened the 2 screws D(Fig.
6), then prop the cooking surface.
A pressure regulator (fig. 7) is located in the right rear corner under the hob, to
gain access to the pressure regulator, remove the top.
Convertible Regulator:
The reversible cap is labeled either «LP» or «NAT» and is easily recognized by the raised center screw slot (for
natural) or the center depth (for LP).
To change LP to Natural or vice versa, the seal screw in the regulator lid is unscrewed, reversed and reinstalled to
convert from one setting to another (Figures 8 and 9).
LP Setting
Fig. 9
NAT Setting
Figure 4
C
C
Figure 5
C
Fig. 6
D
Fig. 7
Fig. 8

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In case of use with a gas other than that for which the
appliance was initially set up, it is crucial to replace the
orifices and modify the adjustments as defined below.
TOP BURNERS:
Orifice:
Lift the air ring E. Replace the injectors Fin accordance
with Table 3 and Figure 10 (Ø in 1/100 mm).
The side burner bodies are kept in place by a transversal bar
(H, fig. 12). In order to take them out, unscrew screws I
(fig. 13) then G(fig. 11).
Note: When one or more nozzles are changed, the sealing
ring should be changed as well (see gas circuit diagram).

Adjustment of primary air:
Refit the burner bodies and burner caps in their respective
recesses, adjust the air ring Eof the burner in accordance with the
Table 4 and Figure 10.
Note: Normal flames are bluish green except for natural gas
flames which are violet.
Table 3
Burners
SR
R
I
UR
GAS
Pressure
Ø
Natural Gas
6" WC
0.90
1.30
1.45
1.70
L.P. propane
10" WC
0.65
0.90
1.05
1.20
Table 4
Burners
SF
F
I
UF
GAS
Pressure
Opening in mm/ inches
Natural Gas
6" WC
2.5 / 1/8
2.5 / 1/8
max
7 / 1/4
L.P. propane
10" WC
3.5/ 1/8
max
max
max
12mm HEX
(15/32)
Fig. 10
F
E
2mm Allen
Set Screw
Fig. 11
G
H
Fig. 12
I
Fig. 13
7mm Hex

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Adjustment of reduced flowrate of surface burners (Figure 23):
After connection or change of gas, it is crucial to modify this
adjustment.
- Remove the control knob. Light the burner, adjust to
minimum setting, then use a small screwdriver to set the
adjusting screw J.
Note: Flame is reduced to ¼ of its size in the minimum
setting, the burner must remain lit when changing from
maximum setting to minimum setting.
Refitting the cooking surface:
When refitting the cooking surface, it is vital to tighten
fastening screws (figures 4, 5 and 6). Failure to do so can
cause distortion of the cooking surface.
OVEN BURNERS:
Disassembling of the gas oven burner:
Withdraw the plate (Fig.15).
CAUTION: when refitting, place the base front underneath the groove on the fascia (fig.16).
Unscrew screw Kholding the burner (Fig.17).
Remove the drawer.
Unscrew the two flathead screws L(Fig.17). Remove screen under gas oven.
Unscrew screw Mon the orifice holder (Figure 19).
Push the burner towards the back of the oven cavity and to raise it to release it.
J
Fig. 14
Fig. 17
K
Fig. 16
Fig. 15
Fig. 18
L

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Oven Orifice:
To replace oven orifice:
Remove oven baseplate. CAUTION: when refitting place the
base underneath the groove on the fascia (Figures 16 and 17).
Remove screws L(Figure 18). Remove the screen below the
oven (Figure 19). Loosen screw Mthen slide open the burner
air collar towards the front of the oven (Figure 20). Replace the
orifice (Table 5).
Pilot burner orifice:
Change the pilot burner orifice:
Remove slotted cap at bottom of pilot burner assembly.
Unscrew pilot injector. Replace new injector (Table 5), screw in completely until injector bottoms out. Replace cap
screw.
Gas pilot LP: 65.103032
Gas pilot NG: 65.103031
Table 5
Ø
GAS
Pressure
Oven
Pilot burner
Natural Gas
6" WC
1.40
0.45
L.P. propane
10" WC
0.95
0.25

Adjustment of oven primary airflow:
Remove the oven base plate, loosen the screw Mthat secures the air ring and then adjust (Table 6, Figure 20).





Table 6
Opening in mm /
inches
GAS
Pressure
Oven
Natural Gas
6" WC
4 / 3/16
L.P. propane
10" WC
6 / 1/4

Adjusting pilot burner air supply
Turn ring Nto fully open for Butane/Propane, to half open for natural gas (Figures 21)
Fig. 20
Air Adjustment
N
Fig. 19
M
Fig. 21

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Fig. 23
P
ELECTRICAL
It is hazardous to put the appliance into service without connecting it to suitable ground.
No liability can be accepted for accidents resulting from non-compliance with this requirement or incorrect grounding.
Before connection, check that the:
Mains voltage is compatible with the appliance’s rated voltage and thermal output.
A power cord has been installed by the importer /
distributer. DO NOT remove this cord.
Connection:
-Use a 4-wire cord rated for 30A (NEMA 14-30P) or 50A (NEMA 14-50P)
120/240 VAC, type SRD, SRDT, S, SO or ST.
-Where local Codes do not permit grounding through neutral, use a 4-wire power
supply cord or “pigtail” kit. Cord must be agency approved for use with household ranges.
-Remove access door O, P (Figure.22 & 23).
-Connect to terminal block in accordance with figure 24.
-Secure the cable by means of cable clamp (not provided), item Q
(Figure 25).
- Refit access door
Power Specifications for Rully Ranges
RULLY
Voltage (V)
Amperage (A)
Wattage (W)
ULG732E
120 / 240
24.2
5802
ULG742E
120 / 240
24.2
5802
ULG732CT
120 / 240
23.2
5552
ULG742CT
120 / 240
23.2
5552
ULCF732E
120 / 240
24.2
5802
ULCF732CT
120 / 240
23.2
5552
THE APPLIANCE WHEN INSTALLED, MUST BE
ELECTRICALLY GROUNDED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE LOCAL CODES OR The National Electrical
Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1996 or latest edition.
ALL WORK ON OR REPAIR OF AN APPLIANCE
MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A QUALIFIED
INSTALLER.
IMPORTANT
O
Fig 22
Fig. 24
Q
Fig. 25

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BACK SPACER VENT FITTING:
It is mandatory to mount the back spacer vent Rto the range supplied with the appliance.
Screw the wall spacer to the range according to figure, 26, with the thumbscrews and hardware provided. Then move
the range backwards into position. This spacer is reversible to provide a flush-mounted option to slide up against a
tile or stone backslash at countertop level.
R
Figure 26

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STABILITY DEVICE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Anti-tip bracket is designed to fit into the seam formed at the bottom of the range chassis and base plinth as shown in
Figure 1.The bracket can be mounted anywhere along the seam that the bracket can be freely inserted (Figure 2).
Mounting screws are not provided.
This bracket is designed to be mounted to a load bearing support such as a wall stud. This anti-tip device is designed
to only prevent the accidental tipping forward of the range. Depending on the state or municipality, local code may
require additional strapping of the appliance to prevent movement in seismic events.
Figure 1

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SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS:
- Lubricating gas valves.
If the gas taps tends to stick slightly, you may follow this procedure:
1 - Shut off the gas supply valve and / or the main electrical supply of the unit.
2 - Take out the knob corresponding to the gas valve to be greased.
3 - Unscrew the head from the body of the burner valve.
4 - Grease the tap shaft (High temperature lubricant, for example: SILICAL GEL ™ BARBAHL).
Caution! Any excess grease should be removed.
Reverse operation 3 to 1 (in that order) to put valve and knob back on.
- SAFETY OVERLIMIT THERMOSTAT:
This purely mechanical switch governs the power sent to the electric oven only. It is subject to vibrations during
transportation. To access internal components: remove oven vent cover or lift and secure rangetop.
Press push button item S(Figure 27) in order to reset the overlimit thermostat.
Press this red button firmly, it may need extra force to reset.
Note: ALWAYS IDENTIFY the reason why the thermostat tripped.
Fig. 27
S

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GAS CIRCUIT DIAGRAMME
Designation
Part number
Burner cap 1,5 kW
65.330004
Burner cap 3,0 W
65.330005
Burner cap 4,0 kW
65.330006
Burner cap 5,0 kW
65.330007
Burner bowl 1,5 kW
65.640008
Burner bowl 3,0 kW
65.640004
Burner bowl 4,0 kW
65.640005
Burner bowl 5,0 kW
65.640006
Air Shuttler
65.080005
Mixing tube (1,5-3,0-4,0 & 5,0 kW)
65.064007
Injector holder
65.033018
Sealing ring
65.430007
Injector Dia. 65
65.14964
Injector Dia. 90
65.14969
Injector Dia. 95
65.14970
Injector Dia. 105
65.52863
Injector Dia. 120
65.14973
Injector Dia. 130
65.14974
Injector Dia. 140
65.14975
Injector Dia. 145
65.27781
Injector Dia. 170
65.30546
Brass knob (Gas model)
65.044013
Chrome knob (Gas model)
65.044014
Brass knob (Elec. model)
65.044015
Chrome knob (Elec. model)
65.044016
Regulator
65.103023
All oven burner
73.062010
Injector holder
65.51764
Screw
65.51085
Reducing fitting
65.129099
switch
65.28979
Thermocouple
65.103024
Pilot burner LP
65.103032
Pilot burner NG
65.103031
Oven electrode
65.103004
Spiggott rod
59.907379
Oven thermostat
65.53670
Top burner valve
65.103029
Oven burner valve
65.103033

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65.39895
65.226006
65.080005
65.033018
1,5 kW = 65.064007
3,0 kW = 65.064007
4,0 kW = 65.064007
5,0 kW = 65.064007
65.103029
+ 4 screws 65.129101
+ 4 disc 65.30932
65.103033

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Détail A:
Détail B:
65.103032 (LP)
65.103031 (NG)
65.103029
65.103033
65.103033

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Item n°
Designation
B
Top burner electrode
65.226006
S1
Switch
65.103030
120 V 60 Hz N
L1
GR
S
HT
N 4
L 5
HT
N 4
L 5
GR
S
HT
N 4
L 5
HT
N 4
L 5
GR
Top burners (code A,E,5,N,D,T,I,C,01,02,03,0O,0T) / gas grill (code 0Y)
HT
N 4
L 5
HT
N 4
L 5 GR
S1 B
B

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Item n°
Designation
TL
Three pole limiting thermostat
65.39942
TH
Oven regulating thermostat
65.224010
KM
Contactor
65.223001
S2
Thermostat switch
65.52194
I
Inverter
65.222012
R
Roof heating element
65.211030
R1
Base heating element
65.211026
R2
Circular heating element 2650 W
65.211028
M
Convection Fan Motor
65.260001
H
Red Lamp
65.231004
H1
Orange Lamp
65.231005
L
Oven Lamp
65.232003
Mr
Microswitch
65.222011
L1 T1 L2 T2 L3 T3 L4 T4 L1 T1 L2 T2 L3 T3 L4 T4
L1 T1 L2 T2 L3 T3 L4 T4
1 4
2 5
3 6
arco3960
1 4
2 5
3 6
arco3960
P2
P1
P3
4
3
1
2
5
A1 A2 A1 A2
A1 A2 A1 A2
32 31
22 21
12 11
32 31
22 21
12 11
240 V 60 Hz L2L1
TH
M
H
H1
TL
Mr L
R
R1
R2
KM KM
KM
RS2
I
Convection & Static Electric oven
(code D)