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©V-ZUG Ltd, CH-6301 Zug 2012
V-ZUG Ltd
Industriestrasse 66, CH 6301 Zug
[email protected]
, www.vzug.com
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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E-Nr GK11TGA
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E-Nr GK11TGA
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E-Nr GK51TPGA
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E-Nr GK51TPGA
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[es] Instrucciones de uso y montaje
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Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
2
2
For your safety
2
For your safety
2
2
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
2
2
Warnings
2
Warnings
2
2
2
Installation
2
Installation
2
3
2
Statutory requirements
2
Statutory requirements
2
3
2
Preparing to install
2
Preparing to install
2
3
2
Clearances
2
Clearances
2
4
2
Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
2
Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
2
4
2
Connection
2
Connection
2
5
2
Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
2
Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
2
5
2
Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
2
Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
2
6
2
Changing double flame burner tips
2
Changing double flame burner tips
2
6
2
Adjustment of the taps
2
Adjustment of the taps
2
7
2
Operating instructions
2
Operating instructions
2
7
2
Burner locations
2
Burner locations
2
7
2
Accessories
2
Accessories
2
8
2
Operation
2
Operation
2
8
2
Cooking pans
2
Cooking pans
2
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Cleaning and maintenance
2
Cleaning and maintenance
2
10
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Service
2
Service
2
10
2
Wiring diagram
2
Wiring diagram
2
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2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
Safety considerations
2
For your safety
2
For your safety
2
For your safety
2
For your safety
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For your safety
2
If the information in this manual is not followed exactly, a fire or explosion may result causing property damage, personal injury or death.
2
Do not store articles on or against this appliance.
2
Do not store flammable material near this appliance.
2
Do not spray aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance while it is in operation.
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
What to do if you smell gas
2
Do not try to light the appliance.
2
Do not touch any electrical switch; do not use any phone in your building.
2
Inmediately call your gas supplier from a neighbour’s phone. Follow the gas supplier’s instructions.
2
If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the fire department.
2
Installation and service must be performed by an authorised person.
2
Warnings
2
Warnings
2
Warnings
2
Warnings
2
Warnings
2
Do not allow the flame to extend beyond the edge of the cooking utensil. This instruction is based on safety considerations.
2
Do not forget that the unit becomes hot when in use. Common sense is important. Just because the flame is out, does not mean parts cannot still be hot.
2
This appliance shall not be used for space heating. This instruction is based on safety considerations.
2
Be sure to disconnect the electrical supply before disassembly of the appliance.
2
Keep the appliance area clear and free from combustible materials, gasoline and other flammable vapours and liquids.
2
This appliance must be installed in a position with the proper level of ventilation. Do not obstruct the flow of combustion and ventilation air.
2
Cabinets installed above the gas cooktop must have a minimum clearance of 650 mm (24”).
2
The gas pressure regulator supplied with the appliance must be installed in line with the gas pipe. (N.G. only).
2
For pressure testing in excess of 3.5 kPa (1/2 psig) the appliance and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system.
2
Important. When using a very large pot, leave a gap of at least 50 mm (2”) to avoid damaging any parts in bench top wood, plastic or other non-heat resistant materials. Never leave oil or hot fat unattended.
2
The surfaces on heating and cooking appliances get hot when in use. Be careful.
2
Keep children away from the appliance.
2
Only use your appliance for the preparation of food and
2
never
2
This appliance leaves the factory set for the gas supply indicated on the data label.
2
Call the Service Centre
2
Do not tamper inside the appliance. If necessary, call your local
2
Service Centre.
2
Overheated fat or oil can easily catch fire. Never leave the appliance unattended when cooking food with fat or oil, e.g. chips.
2
Never pour water on burning fat or oil.
2
DANGER OF BURNS!
2
In the event of a fault, cut the gas and electricity supplies to the appliance. Call our
2
Service Centre
2
Do not use unstable or uneven-based receptacles on cooking plates or burners. They may accidentally tip over.
2
If a gas supply knob/valve jams, do not force it. Call your official Service Centre immediately for them to repair or replace it.
2
The illustrations used in this booklet are only intended as a guide.
2
If your cooktop is supplied with a glass cover, do not subject it to excessive force. If the glass should become detached from the cooktop, call the Service Centre immediately for them to repair or replace it.
2
While using your gas should avoid draughts and spillages of cold liquids. As these may cause the glass to break.
2
Grids become very hot during use. When operating the appliance control knobs, take care not to make contact with the grids.
2
Do not use this appliance neither in marine craft nor in caravans.
2
Important: Do not cover up the slots at the rear of the cooktop and observe the minimum insertion gap. DANGER, COMBUSTION MAY BE AFFECTED.
2
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance ...
2
Make sure you keep these instructions for use and assembly in a safe place, so that you can hand them on with the appliance if it ever changes owner.
3
Note: To avoid jeopardising the electrical safety of the appliance, it is forbidden to use high-pressure or steam jet cleaning devices.
3
SHOULD THE RELEVANT CONDITIONS NOT BE PROPERLY SATISFIED, THE INSTALLER, AND NOT THE MANUFACTURER, SHALL HELD LIABLE.
3
SHOULD THE RELEVANT CONDITIONS NOT BE PROPERLY SATISFIED, THE INSTALLER, AND NOT THE MANUFACTURER, SHALL HELD LIABLE.
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Installation
3
Installation
3
Installation
3
Installation
3
Installation
3
Statutory requirements
3
Statutory requirements
3
Statutory requirements
3
Statutory requirements
3
Statutory requirements
3
This installation must conform with the following:
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This installation must conform with the following:
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■ Manufacturer’s Installation instructions
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■ Manufacturer’s Installation instructions
3
■ Local Gas Fitting Regulations
3
■ Local Gas Fitting Regulations
3
■ Municipal Building Codes
3
■ Municipal Building Codes
3
■ Refer to AS/NZS 5601.1 for Gas Installations
3
■ Refer to AS/NZS 5601.1 for Gas Installations
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■ S.A.A. Wiring Code
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■ S.A.A. Wiring Code
3
■ Local Electrical Regulations
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■ Local Electrical Regulations
3
■ Any other statutory regulations
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■ Any other statutory regulations
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Preparing to install
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Preparing to install
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Preparing to install
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Preparing to install
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Preparing to install
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Refer to AS/NZS 5601.1 for piping size details. These built-in cooktops are intended to be inserted in a benchtop cutout.
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Do not stick the hob onto the worktop with silicone.
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Only an officially authorised technician should connect the appliance.
3
Before you begin, turn off the gas and electricity supply.
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3
3
0
3
3
0
4
4
0
Before connecting the unit, check whether the local connection conditions (type of gas) are compatible with the unit’s setting. Observe any special conditions imposed by local suppliers (utilities). The specifications of this cooktop are stated on ...
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A duplicate data label is supplied for adhesion to an accessible location near the hotplate if the data label on the base of the hotplate cannot be accessed when the hotplate is installed.
4
Clearances
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Clearances
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Clearances
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Clearances
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Clearances
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A range hood fitted above the top must be installed according to the installation instructions for the range hood. A minimum distance of 650 mm is required for a range hood and 750 mm for an exhaust fan.
4
Any adjoining wall surface situated within 200 mm from the edge of any hob burner must be a suitable non-combustible material for a height of 150 mm for the entire length of the hob. Any combustible construction above the hotplate must be at least 65...
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4
4
0
A minimum depth of 50 mm from the top of the worktop surface must be provided for the appliance.
4
If the base of the hotplate can be touched, a protecting shield must be fitted.
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The shield must be at least 10 mm from the lowest part of the hotplate and must be capable of withstanding the appliance temperatures. Minimum thickness of benchtop is 30 mm.
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The shield must be at least 10 mm from the lowest part of the hotplate and must be capable of withstanding the appliance temperatures. Minimum thickness of benchtop is 30 mm.
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The shield must be at least 10 mm from the lowest part of the hotplate and must be capable of withstanding the appliance temperatures. Minimum thickness of benchtop is 30 mm.
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4
4
0
4
4
0
If an oven is positioned below the cooktop the barrier does not need to be fitted, but a space of 35 mm must be maintained between the underside of the cooktop and the top of the oven.
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Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
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Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
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Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
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Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
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Installation of cooktop into the kitchen bench
4
Side clearances: If the distance measured from the periphery of the nearest burner to any vertical surface is less than 200 mm, the surface shall be protected in accordance with clauses 6.10.1.2 of AS/NZS 5601.1.
4
For cutout dimensions and clearances see
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Preparing to install
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Installation procedure:
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The clips and the adhesive seal (underside of the cooktop) are factory-fitted: do not under any circumstances remove them. The seal ensures that the entire work surface will be watertight, and prevents water seepage.
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Fitting the appliance onto the kitchen unit:
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1. Place the cooktop in the correct position then loosen each of the clips so that they all turn freely (it is not necessary to completely undo them).
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1. Place the cooktop in the correct position then loosen each of the clips so that they all turn freely (it is not necessary to completely undo them).
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1. Place the cooktop in the correct position then loosen each of the clips so that they all turn freely (it is not necessary to completely undo them).
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2. Insert and centre the cooktop.
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2. Insert and centre the cooktop.
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Press the sides of the cooktop until it is supported around its entire perimeter.
4
3. Turn the clips and tighten them fully.
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3. Turn the clips and tighten them fully.
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The position of the clips depends on how thick the work surface is.
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Connection
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Connection
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Connection
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Connection
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Connection
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Electrical
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Electrical
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Electrical
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Electrical
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Electrical
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An electrical 10 amp socket needs to be within 1 m of the hotplate to allow electrical connection. The socket must remain accessible after installation of the appliance.
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Important notes:
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Important notes:
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■ This appliance is connected to the mains (240 VAC) by means of the connecting lead which must be fixed to the kitchen unit to prevent it from coming into contact with hot parts of the cooktop (or an oven installed underneath) and remain accessibl...
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■ This appliance is connected to the mains (240 VAC) by means of the connecting lead which must be fixed to the kitchen unit to prevent it from coming into contact with hot parts of the cooktop (or an oven installed underneath) and remain accessibl...
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When making this connection make sure that the lead cannot come into contact with hot parts of the cooktop.
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■ This appliance must be earthed. When connecting the cooktop ensure that the earth wire is connected first and that all wires are connected to the correct terminals.
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■ This appliance must be earthed. When connecting the cooktop ensure that the earth wire is connected first and that all wires are connected to the correct terminals.
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5
5
0
Gas
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Gas
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Gas
5
Gas
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Gas
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During the planning stage, consider the position of supply connections.
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The cooktop must be connected to the gas supply with upstream connection of an isolation valve in accordance with the respectively valid regulations. We recommend that the isolation valve be fitted prior to the cooktop to enable isolation of cooktop ...
5
To find out the factory set gas type, see bottom of cooktop next to gas connection.
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Remove plastic cap from gas supply line prior to installation.
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Fit regulator (N.G.) or a test point (Propane gas) directly to the R 1/2’’ connection.
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5
5
0
Direction of gas flow is indicated on the rear of the regulator.
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For position of the inlet connection refer
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Preparing to install
5
Use pipe compound or thread sealant, properly theaded pipes and careful assembly procedure so that there is no cross threading, etc., which might cause damage or leakage.
5
Make sure that all connections peformed are free of leakage. The manufacturer does not accept any liability for leakage on connections performed by the installer or if the L-tube is moved or twisted.
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There are two ways to carry out the connection to the main gas line:
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■ The hotplate can be connected with rigid pipe as specified in AS/NZS 5601.1
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■ The hotplate can be connected with rigid pipe as specified in AS/NZS 5601.1
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■ The hotplate can be connected with rigid pipe as specified in AS/NZS 5601.1
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■ Flexible Hose: If installing with a hose assembly, install with a hose assembly that complies with AS/NZS 1869 (AGA Approved), 10 mm ID, class Bor D, no more than 1,2 m long and in accordance with AS/NZS 5601.1.
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■ Flexible Hose: If installing with a hose assembly, install with a hose assembly that complies with AS/NZS 1869 (AGA Approved), 10 mm ID, class Bor D, no more than 1,2 m long and in accordance with AS/NZS 5601.1.
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Ensure that the hose does not contact the hot surfaces of the hotplate, oven, dishwasher or any other appliance that may be installed underneath or next to the hotplate. The hose should not be subjected to abrasion, kinking or permanent deformation a...
5
The supply connection point shall be accessible with the appliance installed.
5
WARNING: Ensure that the hose assembly is restrained from accidental contact with the flue outlet of an underbench oven.
5
Before Leaving- Check all connections for gas leaks with soap and water. DO NOT use a naked flame for detecting leaks. Ignite all burners both individually and concurrently to ensure correct operation of gas valves, burners and ignition. Turn gas tap...
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It should be expressly noted that we cannot accept any liability for direct or indirect damage caused by wrong connection, leakage or improper installation. When being repaired, the appliance must always be disconnected from the mains supply; if requ...
5
Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
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Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
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Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
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Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
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Converting the cooktop from Nat. Gas to Propane Gas
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To change injectors
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To change injectors
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To change injectors
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To change injectors
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To change injectors
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All work involved in installation, setting and adaptation to a different gas type must be carried out by authorised personnel from our Service Centre and must comply with current regulations and the conditions laid down by the local gas company.
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Request change-over injectors from our customer service deparment (refer injector chart below for sizes).
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6
6
6
6
Natural Gas
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Natural Gas
6
Propane Gas
6
Propane Gas
6
6
Burner
6
Burner
6
Hourly Gas Consumption (MJ)
6
Hourly Gas Consumption (MJ)
6
Injector mark
6
Injector mark
6
Hourly Gas Consumption (MJ)
6
Hourly Gas Consumption (MJ)
6
Injector mark
6
Injector mark
6
6
6
Auxiliary
6
Auxiliary
6
4,80
6
4,80
6
97
6
97
6
3,50
6
3,50
6
53
6
53
6
6
Semi-rapid
6
Semi-rapid
6
8,10
6
8,10
6
130
6
130
6
6,00
6
6,00
6
70
6
70
6
6
Rapid
6
Rapid
6
11,60
6
11,60
6
157
6
157
6
8,50
6
8,50
6
83
6
83
6
6
Wok (inner)
6
22,00
6
22,00
6
65
6
65
6
20,00
6
20,00
6
47
6
47
6
6
Wok (outer)
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Wok (outer)
6
215
6
215
6
115
6
115
6
6
Distanze “Z“
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Distanze “Z“
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11
6
11
6
12
6
12
6
Before conversion the cooktop must be disconnected from the electricity and gas valves must be turned to the OFF position.
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Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
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Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
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Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
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Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
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Changing the nozzles of the rapid, semi-rapid and auxiliary burners on the cooktop
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1. Remove the pan supports, burner covers and diffusers.
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1. Remove the pan supports, burner covers and diffusers.
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1. Remove the pan supports, burner covers and diffusers.
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2. Change the nozzles using the spanner provided by our Service Centre (code 424699), taking special care to ensure that the nozzle does not fall when it is removed from the burner or when fitted.
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2. Change the nozzles using the spanner provided by our Service Centre (code 424699), taking special care to ensure that the nozzle does not fall when it is removed from the burner or when fitted.
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Ensure that it is completely tightened in order to guarantee the seal.
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6
6
0
Note: it is not necessary to adjust the primary air control on these burners.
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Changing double flame burner tips
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Changing double flame burner tips
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Changing double flame burner tips
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Changing double flame burner tips
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Changing double flame burner tips
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The glass panel and frame are fixed to the rest of the cooktop using a clip mounting system. The following steps must be taken to remove the glass panel and frame:
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The glass panel and frame are fixed to the rest of the cooktop using a clip mounting system. The following steps must be taken to remove the glass panel and frame:
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1. Remove all the burner covers and pan supports.
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1. Remove all the burner covers and pan supports.
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2. Release the front clip fixing the appliance to the kitchen unit by removing the screw.
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2. Release the front clip fixing the appliance to the kitchen unit by removing the screw.
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3. Loosen the screws on the burners and remove the control knobs from their respective housings.
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3. Loosen the screws on the burners and remove the control knobs from their respective housings.
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6
6
0
Use the disassembly lever 483196 available from our Service Centre. To release the front clips, apply the lever in the area shown in figures below according to the cooktop model.
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6
6
0
Never use the lever on glass edges which have no trim or frame!
6
To release the rear clips, carefully raise the entire glass panel and frame.
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6
6
0
Changing the outer flame nozzle
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Changing the outer flame nozzle
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Changing the outer flame nozzle
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Changing the outer flame nozzle
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Changing the outer flame nozzle
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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1. Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily. Fig. a1.
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2. Remove the outer flame nozzle by turning it towards the left. Fig. a2-a3.
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2. Remove the outer flame nozzle by turning it towards the left. Fig. a2-a3.
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2. Remove the outer flame nozzle by turning it towards the left. Fig. a2-a3.
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2. Remove the outer flame nozzle by turning it towards the left. Fig. a2-a3.
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3. Screw in the new outer flame nozzle. Fig. a3-a4.
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3. Screw in the new outer flame nozzle. Fig. a3-a4.
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3. Screw in the new outer flame nozzle. Fig. a3-a4.
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3. Screw in the new outer flame nozzle. Fig. a3-a4.
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4. Adjust the distance of the airflow adjusting bushing L2 according to the value -Z-. Fig. a5.
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4. Adjust the distance of the airflow adjusting bushing L2 according to the value -Z-. Fig. a5.
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4. Adjust the distance of the airflow adjusting bushing L2 according to the value -Z-. Fig. a5.
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4. Adjust the distance of the airflow adjusting bushing L2 according to the value -Z-. Fig. a5.
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5. Tighten the clamp screw. Fig. a6.
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5. Tighten the clamp screw. Fig. a6.
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5. Tighten the clamp screw. Fig. a6.
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5. Tighten the clamp screw. Fig. a6.
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6
6
0
Changing the inner flame nozzle
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Changing the inner flame nozzle
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Changing the inner flame nozzle
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Changing the inner flame nozzle
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Changing the inner flame nozzle
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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1. Unscrew the part M3 from the threaded part M2; to do this, hold the threaded part in the opposite direction.
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2. Remove the pipe from the part M2. Fig. b2.
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2. Remove the pipe from the part M2. Fig. b2.
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2. Remove the pipe from the part M2. Fig. b2.
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2. Remove the pipe from the part M2. Fig. b2.
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3. Disassemble the assembly of parts M2 and M4 from part M1. Fig. b3-b4.
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3. Disassemble the assembly of parts M2 and M4 from part M1. Fig. b3-b4.
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3. Disassemble the assembly of parts M2 and M4 from part M1. Fig. b3-b4.
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3. Disassemble the assembly of parts M2 and M4 from part M1. Fig. b3-b4.
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4. Remove the inner flame nozzle M4 from part M2. Fig. b5-b6.
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4. Remove the inner flame nozzle M4 from part M2. Fig. b5-b6.
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4. Remove the inner flame nozzle M4 from part M2. Fig. b5-b6.
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4. Remove the inner flame nozzle M4 from part M2. Fig. b5-b6.
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5. Screw in the new inner flame nozzle M4. Fig. b6-b7.
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5. Screw in the new inner flame nozzle M4. Fig. b6-b7.
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5. Screw in the new inner flame nozzle M4. Fig. b6-b7.
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5. Screw in the new inner flame nozzle M4. Fig. b6-b7.
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7
7
0
Refit all the components, proceeding in the reverse order to removal.
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Adjustment of the taps
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Adjustment of the taps
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Adjustment of the taps
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Adjustment of the taps
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Adjustment of the taps
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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1. Set the control knobs to minimum.
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2. Remove the control knobs from the taps. It has a flexible rubber valve reinforcing ring. Press with the tip of the screwdriver to access the tap's adjusting screw.
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2. Remove the control knobs from the taps. It has a flexible rubber valve reinforcing ring. Press with the tip of the screwdriver to access the tap's adjusting screw.
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2. Remove the control knobs from the taps. It has a flexible rubber valve reinforcing ring. Press with the tip of the screwdriver to access the tap's adjusting screw.
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2. Remove the control knobs from the taps. It has a flexible rubber valve reinforcing ring. Press with the tip of the screwdriver to access the tap's adjusting screw.
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7
7
0
Never remove the valve reinforcing ring. The valve reinforcing rings guarantee the watertightness of the appliance's interior from liquids and dirt, which might otherwise prevent its correct operation.
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Never remove the valve reinforcing ring.
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3. Adjust the minimum ring setting by turning the by-pass screw using a flat head screwdriver.
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3. Adjust the minimum ring setting by turning the by-pass screw using a flat head screwdriver.
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3. Adjust the minimum ring setting by turning the by-pass screw using a flat head screwdriver.
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3. Adjust the minimum ring setting by turning the by-pass screw using a flat head screwdriver.
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To adjust the minimum flame for N.G. replace the control knob onto the spindle, light the gas and turn the control knob to the small flame position. Screw the adjustment screw anti- clockwise to estabilish a minimum stable flame position. The flame s...
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4. Refit the control knobs.
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4. Refit the control knobs.
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4. Refit the control knobs.
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4. Refit the control knobs.
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If the by-pass screw cannot be accessed, disassemble the glass panel and frame described in: Changing double flame burner tips.
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If the by-pass screw cannot be accessed, disassemble the glass panel and frame described in: Changing double flame burner tips.
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If the by-pass screw cannot be accessed, disassemble the glass panel and frame described in: Changing double flame burner tips.
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Never remove the tap spindle. In the event of a malfunction, change the whole tap.
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Important:
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Operating instructions
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Burner locations
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Burner locations
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Burner locations
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Burner locations
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Burner locations
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Semi-rapid burner (up to
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& Double-flame wok burner (up to 6 kW)
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Accessories
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Accessories
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Accessories
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Accessories
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Accessories
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The following accessories can be purchased from the Technical Assistance Service:
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Additional wok pan support
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Additional wok pan support
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Additional wok pan support
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Additional wok pan support
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Only for use on double and triple-flame wok burners with pans which are more than 26 cm in diameter, grill pans, earthenware casserole dishes, large pans with a round base, etc.
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Only for use on double and triple-flame wok burners with pans which are more than 26 cm in diameter, grill pans, earthenware casserole dishes, large pans with a round base, etc.
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Additional coffee maker support
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Additional coffee maker support
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Additional coffee maker support
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Additional coffee maker support
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Only for use on the auxiliary burner with pans which are no more than 12 cm in diameter.
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Only for use on the auxiliary burner with pans which are no more than 12 cm in diameter.
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The manufacturer accepts no liability if these accessories are not used or are used incorrectly.
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The manufacturer accepts no liability if these accessories are not used or are used incorrectly.
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The manufacturer accepts no liability if these accessories are not used or are used incorrectly.
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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Operation
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There are indications to show which burner each control knob operates.
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It is essential to ensure that all the burner parts and pan supports are correctly installed for the appliance to work correctly. Do not swap the burner caps around.
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Switching on automatically
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Switching on automatically
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Switching on automatically
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Switching on automatically
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Switching on automatically
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If your hob can be switched on automatically (ignition sparkers):
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1. Press the chosen burner control knob and turn it anticlockwise to the maximum power setting.
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1. Press the chosen burner control knob and turn it anticlockwise to the maximum power setting.
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1. Press the chosen burner control knob and turn it anticlockwise to the maximum power setting.
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While the control knob is still pressed down, sparks are produced on all burners. The flame ignites.
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2. Release the control knob.
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2. Release the control knob.
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3. Turn the control knob to the required setting.
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3. Turn the control knob to the required setting.
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If it does not come on, turn the control knob to the off setting and repeat the steps above. This time, press and hold the control knob for longer (up to 10 seconds).
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: Risk of deflagration
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: Risk of deflagration
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If after 15 seconds the flame does not ignite, switch off the burner and open a nearby window or door. Wait at least one minute before trying to switch the burner back on.
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Safety system
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Safety system
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Safety system
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Safety system
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Safety system
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Depending on the model, your hob may have a safety system (thermocouple) that prevents the flow of gas if the burners accidentally switch off.
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To ensure that this device is active:
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To ensure that this device is active:
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To ensure that this device is active:
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1. Switch on the burner as usual.
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1. Switch on the burner as usual.
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1. Switch on the burner as usual.
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2. Without releasing the control knob, press and hold it down firmly for 4 seconds after lighting the flame.
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2. Without releasing the control knob, press and hold it down firmly for 4 seconds after lighting the flame.
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Switching off a burner
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Switching off a burner
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Switching off a burner
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Switching off a burner
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Switching off a burner
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Turn the corresponding control knob clockwise to the 0 setting.
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Power levels
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Power levels
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Power levels
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Power levels
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Power levels
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The progressive control knobs can be used to control the power needed, from minimum to maximum power.
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Setting
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Setting
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Setting
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Control knob off
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Control knob off
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Control knob off
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Large flame
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Large flame
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Large flame
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Maximum capacity or aperture and electricity on
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Maximum capacity or aperture and electricity on
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Maximum capacity or aperture and electricity on
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Economy flame
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Economy flame
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Economy flame
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Minimum capacity or aperture
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Minimum capacity or aperture
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Minimum capacity or aperture
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For dual double-flame burners, the inner and outer flames can be controlled separately. The available power levels are as follows:
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For dual double-flame burners, the inner and outer flames can be controlled separately. The available power levels are as follows:
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For dual double-flame burners, the inner and outer flames can be controlled separately. The available power levels are as follows:
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Inner and outer flame on full power.
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Inner and outer flame on full power.
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Outer flame on low power, inner flame on full power.
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Outer flame on low power, inner flame on full power.
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