Seaward HILLERANGE Series User manual

LPG GAS
STOVES
FOR
GAS OPERATED STOVES
HILLERANGEIPRINCESS MODELS:
2172,2372,3172,3372

LPG FUEL TANK INSTALLATION
REFERENCE: STANDARD #Am1
AMERICAN BOAT & YACHT COUNCIL
3069 SOLOMON'SISLAND ROAD
EDGEWATER, MD
21037
LPG TANK WITH REGULATIONSYSTEM
1. Locatethetank and regulatorsystem ondeck, cabintop or inavapor tight compartment,
insulatedfromthe hullinteriorand protectedfrom climaticextremes by a housingventedtothe
open air. The vent should
be at the bottomof the iompartmentso that if the LPGshould leak from
thesystem, itwill drainoverboard (referto
ABYC Standard #A-1 .)
NOTE: LPG isheavierthan air and if allowedto settle, accumulate, and if ignited,WILL
CAUSEAN EXPLOSION!
2. The LPGtank should be securely bolteddown bythetank feet and inthe positioninwhich the
tank was designed. LPGisatwo-phase (liquidtvapor)fuel and only vapor withdrawalfromthe
tank issafe. Liquidwithdrawal could
be dangerous.
3.
IMPORTANT: The LPG tank valve outlet fitting and the regulator system mt, by law, haveleft-
handthreads.
The nut is so marked with a slot.
4. The LPGtankvalve oufletfangdoes notrequirepipe dope or Teflontape and should be
attached totheregulationsystem nut dry and cleanto keepforeign materialsout of the system.
Whenassemblingtheregulationsystem, usea high quality sealantonly on all malepipethreads.
5. The regulatormusthave a 0 to 300 psipressuregauge locatedonthetank pressuresideof the
regulator.
6.
Ifthe LPGtank isto be locatedon deck or exposedtowater spray, pointthe regulator system so
thatwater cannot run intothe regulator vent port locatedjust abovethe LPG outletconnection, or
intothe
body of the pressuregauge.
7. Usea 718" openendwrenchtotightenthe regulationsystem nutto the LPGtank valve
connection. Tightenthe nut
as youwould on weldingtanks or a CO, cylinder, usingapproximately
50 foot poundstorque.
8.
Affix thecaution labelsuppliedwiththestove inthe immediatevicinity of thetank where the label
will
be plainlyvisible. (Referto ABYC Standard #A-1 .)
9.
The LPGsupplylineshould be U.L.-listed hosewith machine-crimpedfittings. A singlecontinuous
hosewithoutcouplingsor tees isstronglyrecommended.Keepthe number of fittingstoan
absolute minimum. Everyconnection isa potentialleak!
10. Runthe hosefromthe LPG regulationsystemtotheappliancewith Sinchminimumradiusturns,
so the hose does not kink, cutting
off thefuelsupply to the appliance. Note: Fuelpressureisless
than
112 psi.
11. Keephoseaway from heator abrasion. Useplastictiesor clampstosecurethe hosetothe boat
structureor bulkheads.
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REGULATIONSYSTEMCONNECTING FllTlNG
APPLIANCE FUEL
HOSE CONNECTION
TANK VALVE HANDLE
RELIEFVALVE
SUMMARYFOR CHECKING LPGSYSTEMAND LPGAPPLIANCE
1. After the LPGtank has beeninstalled, the regulationsystem connected, thehoserunand
connectedto boththeapplianceandthe regulator,slowlycrack opentheLPGtank valve and
0bse~ethe pressuregaugeon the regulationsystem. The gaugeshouldreadapproximately
110 psi at 70°F. (Higher if warmer, or lower if cooler atmospheric temperature.)
2.
Closethe LPGtankvalveand observethepressuregauge. Itshouldholdaconstant reading. If
you
can detectafallinginpressurewera 3 minuteperiod of time, thereisa leak. LEAKSCAN
BE DANGEROUS.
a.
If a leak occurs, check allapplianceburnerstosee if in "Off" position.
b. Makesuretheoven controlis in
"Off" position.
c. Checkallfittingswith a soap andwater solution. NEVER USEFLAMETO CHECK FOR
LEAKS.
3. If you cannot findtheleak, contact Seaward Productspromptly.
4. PRESSUREGAUGE: The primaryfunction of the pressuregaugeatthe regulator is tocheck
for leaks,but it may also behelpfulindeterminingthe fuel levelinthetank. When the liquid
propaneinthetank nearstheempty state,the gaugewill indicatea low pressure.Sincethe
vapor pressure
of the propanevarieswith theambient andthetank temperature, usingthe
gauge
as afuellevelindicatormayrequiresomeexperience. Ingeneral, when thegaugeshows
below
40 PSI, you shouldconsiderrefillingthetank.
SPECIALNOTEABOUTYOURLPGREGULATOR:
It isrecommendedthatonlyahighquality LPG
regulator
be usedwith any of Seaward ProductsLPGappliances. It is imperativethat the regulator
beset at 11incheswater columnsothattheoven operatescorrectly,andtheflame heightonthetop
burnerscooksefficiently. Ifthe regulatorpressure
is greater than 11 incheswater column,theflame
can impingeonthetop burner
bowl causingdiscolorationon stainlessbowlsor chippedporcelainon
porcelainbowls.
NOTE: THE FEATURESCOVERED INTHIS MANUALARE FOR VARIOUS MODEL RANGES.
PLEASE DISREGARD PORTIONS PERTAINING TO FEATURES THAT ARE NOT ON YOUR
PARTICULARRANGE......

GIMBALED MODELS - 2 & 3 BURNERS
I.
It is important that the fotlowing minimum clearances from combustible materials be adhered to
when installing your gimbaled range.
2 BURNER MODEL: Side - 7" minimum as measured from the center line of the closest burner
head. Rear
- 9 minimum as measured from the center line of the closest burner head. Top - 24"
minimumto overheadcabinets shelves or any other combustible material.
3 BURNER MODEL: Side - 5%" minimum as measured from the center line of the closest burner
head. Rear
- 7" minimum as measured from the center line of the closest burner head. Top - 24
minimumto overhead cabinets shelves or any other combustible material.
2.
Make a cardboard template the same size as the side view of the range. Punch a hole at the
gimbal location the size of the gimbal, and swing the appliance template in the applicance cut-out
location in the boat on your finger. By allowing a swing of approximately
15' to 20' before inter-
ference with the hull or boat structure, the gimbal point can be located. Mark the point. Make
certain that after the gimbal point is determined that the installation matches or exceeds the
minimum clearane in paragraph
#l. It is important that the oven vent be completely clear so that
burned gases can discharge to the open air. If this vent is blocked, poisonous gas could be pro-
duced.
3.
Locate the companion pieces to the gimbals and install the appliance.
4. For safety,
Seaward gimbaled appliances are designed with a sliding bolt type lock The sliding
bolt should lock into an adjacent cabinet or bulkhead to prevent the appliance from swinging
in rough weather.
CAUTION: The appllance center of gravity wlll also shift from the glmbal location when
pots are not balanced on the appllance or when the appliance door is open.
5.
Connect the LPG fuel supply hose fitting to the brass fitting on the appliance manifold and on
the regulation system. Wrench tighten the fitting to the connection on the appliance. DO NOT use
dope or Teflon tape.
6.
Check all gas connections for possible leaks Turn the valves on your range to their "Off'
position. Open valve on gas supply tank Using a strong soap and water solution,
(% liquid soap
and
% water), check each gas connection one at a time by brushing the soap and water solution
over the connection. Presenceof bubbles will indicate a leak Tighten fitting and recheck for leaks.
DO NOT USEOPEN FLAME FOR CHECKINGGAS LEAKS.
7.
Place burner grates in place with the clips provided. An instruction sheet is provided for the grate
clipaThese grate clips will holdthe grate in place while under way.
8.
Light the burner for testing.
9.
The appliance is now ready for use. Sometimes the burners will not ignite immediately and seem
to "blow" slightly when they do ignite. This is usually due to the presence of air in the gas lines,
which will clear itself within seconda

2 BURNER STOVE WITH OVEN.. .
DIMENSIONSAND GIMBAL INSTALLATION
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3 BURNER STOVE WITH OVEN.. .
DIMENSIONSAND GIMBAL INSTALLATION

2 BURNER STOVE WlTH OVEN.. .
BUILT-ININSTALLATION
3 BURNER STOVE WlTH OVEN.. .
BUILT-IN INSTALLATION
CARE AND CLEANING
Regularcleaningwith a soft clothandawarm detergentsolution
isgenerallyenoughto keepyour ovencleanandbeautiiul.Thisis
donewhentherangeisml.Useadryclothorpapertoweltoclean
splatters and spillswhen surfaces arewan.
PORCELAINENAMEL
Porcelain enamel is glass fused on steel at very high tempera-
tures. Itisnot extremely delicate, but must betreatedas glass.
Sharpblows,radicalchangesintemperatures,etc., willcausethe
enameltochiporcrack.Somefoodscontainacidwhichwilldullthe
finishof enamel. Vinegar, lemonjuice, tomatoes, and milk are a
few. To avoidthis happening,simplywipe surfacecleanimmedl-
ately when any food is spilled on the enamel. Remember, the
surface is glass and must be given considerationin cleaning.
Steel-woolpadsandcoarse
gritty cleanserswillscratchandwear
downthe surface.Any gentle kitchencleansingpowderorchemi-
calgreaseremoverwill
do agoodjob andyet notharmthe finish.
GLASS SURFACE
The extralargeglasswindow isbuilttostay FOG-FREE.To keep
itclean, just wipewith a moist, softclothanddry.
CAUTION: Do notcleanthe windowwith water while the ovenis
warm.Theglassisstrong,butradicalheatchangesorasharpblow
willcrack it. Usecare incleaning.
NOTICE: When the unit is in operation, the outside sur-
faces will become hot and care must be taken to avoid
contact with panel surfaces. Handles and knobs will re-
main comfortable to the touch.
CHROME AND STAINLESSSTEEL
The bestwaytocleanmetalsurfacesonyour rangeistowipe them
with adamp cloth, then drythoroughly.
Stubborn spots caused by spillage and discolorationfmm heat
may be removedbythe use of lemonjuice, vinegar, or chrome
polish. Care must
be usedto keep these away from porcelain
enamel surfaces.
NEVER use coarsecleansers, steel-woolscouringpadsor metal
brushes to clean chmme. These will make deep scratches on
chmme. The scratches cannot be removed.
USE OFALUMINUM FOIL
INTHE OVEN - Do not use aluminumfoil inyour oven to cover
racksor ovenbottom.
INTHEBROILER-Aluminumfoilmaybeusedtolinethebottom
partof thetwo-piecebroilerpan,butiffoilisplacedovertheslotted
broilertray, care mustbetakento slitthe foilat eachslot sothat
drippingsandexcessgreasecan drain in the panbelow.
INSIDEOVEN AND BROILER
Racksandbroilerpanmayberemovedandcleanedinyour sink
with other cooking utensils. The inslde surfaces of the oven is
porcelainenamelandshould
be cleanedbythe methodgivenin
enamelsection.
ThecapillaryTubeintheovenisnotremovable.Thissensesoven
temperaturesandisperhapsthemostfragilepartofyourrange.
Be
sureto gentlywipeoff thistube afterusinganovenspraycleaner,
the cleaner can "buildup9nthe tube and may cause a false
temperature reading.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - LPGSTOVE
1.
Itis recommendedthat every time the LPGtank valve isopenedfor use, the operator closethevalve and watch
that the gauge needle remainsconstant.
2.
If leaksoccur, correct. If leaks cannot becorrected, do notoperate appliance.
3. Always test lighta top burnerafteropeningthetank valve to dispose of air inthe supply line. This couldbecaused
by someone's openingthe systemto fill a LPGtank or by opening a burner valve. (Instruction
#3 makeslightingthe
ovensafetyheaterpilotmucheasier.)
4.
Inan emergency, close the LPGtank valve immediately.
5. The pressuregauge onthe LPG regulationsystem isonly a leak detector. The gaugedoes not indicatehow much
LPGfuel is inthe tank.
6. Beforeremovingan emptyor near empty LPGtankfor refilling:
a. IMPORTANT.Always closethe LPGtank valve.
b. Withthe tankvalve closed, removethe left-handthreaded nutconnecting the regulationsystem to thetank valve.
Carefullystow the regulationsystem untila full tank ismountedandsecured.
c. Reconnect the regulation system. Left-handthread. Use noTeflontape or pipe dope.
7.
When transportinga LPGtank, alwaysbeawarethat the tank valve has a built-inrelief valve inthat itcouldopen and
allow LPGfuelto escape inautomobile, storage area
- anywhere!
8.
When the appliance isnot beingused,alwaysclose the maingas valve onthe LPG tank supplyingfuelto the
appliance.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - LPG OVEN
1.
Lightthe rightfront burnerto bleedair from the systemfor at least 1 minute.Turnthe temperaturecontrol knobfrom
the "Off' positionto the "Pilot On" position.After this has beendone, lightthe pilotinthe oven(constantpilot).
2.
After the oven pilot Islit, turnthe oventemperaturecontrolknobto the desiredtemperature (example:350 degrees).
3. You will noticethe constantpilot grow insize. Itis now being usedas a heater pilot. The heater pilotwill heat the
sensingbulbfrom the mercurycontrolvalve. Once this sensing bulbhas reacheda sufficient temperature, itwill
openthe mercurycontrolvalve permitting itto release gas to the mainburner andthe mainburnerwill Ignite.This
will happenin30to 60 seconds.
4.
When the ovenhas reachedthedesiredtemperature,the thermostat will stopthe supply of gas to the heater pilot,
and once again itwill becometheconstant pilot, thus causingthe sensing bulbfrom the mercurycontrolvalveto
cool. The mercuryvalve will closeand stop the gas supply to the mainburner.
5.
When the oven requiresmoreheat, the same cyclewill againrepeatitself. The only time the ovenwill operate
differentlywould bewhen the thermostat is inthe "Broil" position. The mainburnerflame wouldthen increase in size
andnotshut off untilthe thermostat was turned down or to the "off' position.
6.
IMPORTANT:The oven thermostat onthis LPG rangeisdesignedto enable you to tumoff theovenconstant pilot
by simplyturningthe thermostat dialto the
"OW' position.When the dial isinthis position,you cannot lightthe
constantpilot.When the dial isinthe "PilotOnwposition,the pilot ison.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SUMMARY FOR A LPG SYSTEM
1. Closetank valve immediatelyin any emergency.
2.
Be sure all appliancevalves are closed beforeopeningtank valve.
3. Always apply lit match or other flame to burner before opening burner valve.
4.
Closetank valve wheneverappliance is not in use.
5.
Test system for leakage at least twice a month and after any emergency in accordance with
the followingprocedure:
WlTH APPLIANCE VALVES CLOSED AND WlTH TANK VALVE OPEN, NOTE PRESSURE ON
GAUGE. CLOSE CYLINDER VALVE. IF THE PRESSURE DROPS, AS INDICATEDON THE GAUGE,
THlS TELLS YOU THAT THERE IS A LEAK INTHE SYSTEM. LOCATE LEAKAGE BY APPLICATION
OF LIQUID DETERGENT OR SOAP AND WATER SOLUTION TO ALL CONNECTIONS AFTER
LEAK HAS BEEN REPAIRED. RECHECK SYSTEM BY REPEATING
THlS ABOVE TEST. IF LEAK
CANNOT BE REPAIRED. CLOSE TANK VALVE IMMEDIATELY AND DO NOT USE THE SYSTEM
REMEMBER LPG IS HEAVIER THAN AIR AND IF ALLOWED TO REACH BILGES, MACHINERY
SFACE OR OTHER ENCLOSED SPACES, IT CAN BE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
6 IT IS ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO HAVE AN APPROVED ABC TYPE FIRE EXTINGUISHER IN
THE GALLERY AREA
LPG STOVE WITH IGNITER. .. MODELS: 3172,3372
TO LIGHTTOP BURNERS WlTH SAFETY SYSTEM
1. Push in knobs and turn to "IGN" (Ignite) position.
2. Hold knob in and press the "Burner Ignite" button.
3. Holdknobinfor 5 to 10seconds untiltheThermalCouple
is hot. This will activate the safety magnet.
. - THERMOCOUPLE,^^
4
Releaseknobandsettodesired setting Iftheflamedoes
not stay on, the Thermal Couple is not hot enough. ELECTRODE
(Repeat Steps
1-4).
- --1
r-- - ---
SPARK FROMTHE ELECTRODEHASTOCUTACROSSTHE
GAS TO IGNITE READILY. IF THE SPARK IS JUMPING
BELOWTHE BURNER PORTSADJUSTTHE POINTOFTHE
ELECTRODE SO THAT THE SPARKS WILL JUMP ABOVE
THE PORTS.
BURNER - i
TO LIGHTOVEN WlTH SAFETY SYSTEM
1. Turn the thermostat to "light" position.
2. Push-inthe safety button located next to the thermostat
knob.
3. Light the burner ignition unit with a lighter or a match.
A THERMOSTAT BUTTON
4. Holdthe safety buttonpushed-infor approximately 10to KNOB
15 seconds and slowly release the button. The flame
should remain.
If not repeat the procedure.

EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTSLISTSOF ALL GAS STOVES WITH OVENS
MODELS:
2172,2372 1 3172,3372
MODELS: 2172,2372
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION E. 72540 Burner, Front Left
J. 72541 Burner, FrontRigM
A. 73389 Faceplate2BR 100% F. 72199 Bezel
K 72513 Fuel Line
B. 72419 Gas
Li Mer 0. 72547 Safety, Pilot
M. 72622 Thermocouple,Top
C. 73976 100% Letvalve H. 73392 Fuel Line 72555 Thermocouple,Oven
D. 70507 Hood, Top Burner Valve 1. 73972 Fuel Line N. 72552 Electrode, Igniter
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2 BURNER GAS STOVE WITH OVEN
ITEM NO. PARTNO. DESCRIPTION
1. 72534
Manifold
2. 72537 Bum,Left
3. 72538 Bum,Right
4. 72532 Mercury Valve
5. 73391 FuelLine, Therm. to Merc.
6. 70506 Valve, Top Burner
70507 Hood, BurnerValve, LPG
7. 73315 Thermostat
Tray,
Component
FacePlate
Trim.
Control Panel
bod, (all)
Panel, Sie. LH., 2172
Panel. Si. LH.. 2372
~ram6, Do& '
Glass, Oven Door, Blk
Handle.
Door
Door Pinel,SS
Door Panel, Porc.
Shii, InnerDoor
Insulation.Door
Glass. W~ndow,Door, For SS
Glass,Window, Door
for Blk Glass
Door Liner
Hinge Asq., Door, LH
Hinge Assy., Door, RH
Arm, Spring
2:t%s?
flameS reader
Burner, &en
Hood, Oven
Trim, Lower, 2372
Trim, Lower, 2172
OwmBottMn
Rack, Oven
BroilerPanw~lnsert
Gasket, Oven, Top
Gasket
Oven, Sies
Oven Can
Shield. Radiation
Bottom, Ewt
Retainer, Filler 2172
Filler,Angle, 2372
Insulation. Oven Can
Panel. Side RH.,
2172
Pin, Gimbal
Insulation, Back
Panel. Back
Panel, Sie, RH.,
2372
Burner Box
Fuel
Line. Pilot
2 Burner FueltineAssy.. Merc. to Hood
Shoulder
Bdt
Grommet, 1R'
Upper Back, 2372
Upper Back. 2172
MainTop. SS
MainTop, Porc.
Grommet,
1'10'
Fino. LPG
Gratg.
Clip, Grate
EM NO.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
PART NO. DESCRIPTION
72533 Manidold
72537 Bwner, Left
72538 Burner, RigM
72532 MercuryValve
73391
Fuel Line, Thwn. to Merc.
70506 Valve, Top Burner
70507 Hood, Burner Valve. LPG
73315 Thermostat
72219 Tray, Component
73388 FacePlate, 3172
72294 Trim, Control Panel
73577 Knob, (all)
80045 Panel, Side, LH., 3172
80040 Panel, Sie, LH., 3372
72198 Frame, Door
72470 Glass, Oven Door, Blk
72397 Handle, Door
72244 Door Panel, SS
72248 Door Panel, Porc.
72225 Shield. Inner Door
Door Assembly
80011
Door Assy., Black Glass (Items: 14,15, 16,18, 19,20,21,22)
80010 DoorAssy.SS(Items:16,17,18,19,20,21,22)
MODELS: 3172
lnsul&on, Door
Glass Window Door, For SSor
Porc.
Glass: window: Door for Blk Glass
Door Liner .
Hinge Asq., Door, LH
Hinge Assy., Door, RH
Arm. Sorina
Pilot Assv.. 3372
flame~bder
Bumer. Oven
Hood. Oven. LPG
Trim, iower' 3372
Trim. Lower. 31 72
Oveti-kmm- -
Rack, Oven
Pan, Broiler
Insert,
Broiler Pan
Gasket.
Oven To
wet, Oven: ~i
Oven Can
Shi. Radiation
Bottom, Ext
Retainer,Filler 3172
Filler, Angle, 3372
Insulation, Oven Can
Panel, SideRH.,
3172
Pin, Gimbal
Insulation. Back
Panel, ~ack-.
Panel, Side, RH.. 3372
Bum Box
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRlPTlON
A. 73390 Facedate
3 BURNER GAS STOVE WlTH OVEN
72510
FuelLine, Therm. to Pilot
80135 3
BurnerFuelLineAssy., Merc. to Hood
72596 Shoulder Bolt
72300 Grommet, 112'
72277 Upper Bade, 3372
72270 Upper Back, 3172
72306 Grommet, 1'18'
72543 Fming, LPG
70114 Grate
70113 Clip, Grate
72250
MainTop, SS, 3172,3372
mn wi TOP, mc., 3172,3372
72!539 Burner, Rear, 3172,3372
Gas Mer
l~L valve H.
73392
1. 73972
Hood. Too BurnerValve J. 72541
Bezel
pue12;'"
L. 72542 Burner, Rear
M. 72622 Thenocouple,Top
72555 Thermocw~le. Oven
Fuel Line, Therrn. to Mere. N. 72552 Electrode,lbniier
Burner. FrontRimM
Burn&, ~ront Left K 72513
Fuel~ine "
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LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY
REPAIR PARTS
Repairpartslistedhereinmaybeorderedthrough SeawardProducts,SeawardDistributorsandDealers,or Dealer's
Authorized SewiceCenters.
All partswill beshippedat prevailing prices.
SEAWARDPRODUCTSwarrantstheproductsdeliveredwillbe:A. freefrom (1) encumbrancesand
(2) defects in material and workmanship under the normal use and service, and B. will meet applicable
specifications anddescriptions attime of deliveryto BUYER.
Theobligation of SEAWARD underthisWarranty islimitedtothe repair, rework, or replacement, at
SEAWARD'S option, any partor componentthereof, whichexaminationdiscloses toour satisfactionto have
been nonconformingor defective. SEAWARD, after establishingcustomer's purchasedateanddetermining
problemto be underwarranty, will either repairthe productattheir factory or authorizedservice center and
allowlaborandpartsfor (1) oneyearfrom purchasedate.Transportationchargesaretheresponsibilityof the
customer.Itemsnotcoveredunderwarranty are: (1) PorcelainEnamel(2) Glass
(3) RoutineMaintenancethat
may berequired.
The foregoing Warranty and conditionshallapplyto any repaired, reworked,or replacedproducts,
part or componentsupplied by SEAWARD. SEAWARD shall in no event be liableto BUYER or BUYER'S
customersfor any incidentalor consequentialdamages, or lossof use, or otherlosses,howeveroccasioned.
ImpliedWarrantiesof merchantabilityandof thefitnessoftheproductfor any purposearewarranted
for a periodof oneyear on partsand labor,SEAWARD makesnowarranties, expressedor impliedafterthat
time. Some states do not allow limitationon how long an implied warranty lasts or for the exclusion or
limitations
of incidentalor consequentialdamages, therefore,the above limitationsmay not apply to you.
This Warranty isextendedtothe originalpurchaseronly, unless purchasedfor purposesof resale.
ThisWarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfromstatetostate.
Seaward
When ordering repair parts, pleasegivethe following information:
1. The Part Number
2. The Part Description
3. The Model Number of the Stove
4. The Serial Number of the Stove
I
TheModelNumberand the SerialNumberofthestove will befound on the ratingplatelocatedonthe burner box.
The burner box is located under the main top. For the Authorized Service Center nearest you, please contact
Seaward Products.
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ALLSEAWARDAPPLIANCES NOTSO EQUIPPED. PLEASECONTACTYOUR DEALER OR
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