Changing a Standard Six or Ten Grid Gas Unit into a Stacked, Bottom Unit

Procedure

To avoid electrical shock or property damage, disconnect power before installing or servicing equipment. A qualified technician must perform the service procedures.

1. Be sure that the unit is disconnected from power and gas supply. Be sure to have access to the back wall of the unit.

2. Remove left side wall from the unit.

   

3. For 6 grid models the gas blower has to be removed.

   1. Dismount the ignition box by removing the mounting screw and the plugs.

   2. Then, remove the four nuts which hold the blower. Now the nuts of the flue pipe are accessible.

4. Remove the insulation from the flue pipe.

   1. Remove the four nuts which attach the flue pipe to the cooking chamber. Be careful not to push the bolts through the cooking chamber.

   2. Dismount the flue pipe and the graphite seal. Be sure that the seal is completely removed.

5. Close the hole in the top of the Combi with the self-adhesive cover. Clean the top prior mounting.

   

6. Punch a hole in the back wall with the dimensions according to the drawings.

   Caution: The 6 grid and 10 grid have different hole positions!

7. Mount the silicon seal in the back wall and place a small amount of liquid detergent inside the seal for easier mounting of the flue pipe.

8. Mount a new graphite seal on the cooking chamber and mount the exhaust flue pipe.

   1. Tighten the nuts with a torque of 8 Nm.

   2. Check that the silicone seal and the insulation fits properly.

   3. Take care that the black foil from the insulation does not touch the flue pipe.

9. Refit the insulation of the flue pipe. Some minor corrections of the insulation might be necessary. Fix the insulation with wire to hold it securely in place.

10. For 6 grid models, remount the gas blower and the ignition box.

Now the unit is prepared for the stacking kit.