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GENERAL SAFETY
Your safety and that of your family are of the utmost
importance to us and although some simple safety when
cooking is generally observed it is worth reading through
the following points to ensure that your hob is operated as
safely as possible at all times to prevent any accidents.
As a responsible company we feel it is very important to
maintain a very high level of safety and to make this section
as clear and highlighted as possible.
Should you have any additional concerns or questions
on any safety related matters please feel free to contact
our service department on 0844 815 8880 (UK) or 0818
464646 (ROI) and our staff will endevour to help you with
any questions you may have.
• Do not leave children unattended in an area where the
appliance is in use.
• Do not allow persons of limited physical, sensual, or
psychological capabilities, or persons whose experience
in operating similar appliances is limited to operate the
cooktop, unless if attended by (adult) caretakers.
• Make sure no part of the power cord comes in contact with
hot parts of the hob.
• Leave sufficient space around the socket to ensure the
power plug is accessible easily after installation.
• Do not install the hob near cooling appliances.
• Do not leave the hob unattended while in use. Boil‑
overs cause smoking, and greasy spill‑overs may ignite
presenting a fire risk.
• Execute caution when the food is boiling. Boil‑overs may
flood the burner.
• Should a malfunction occur, stop using the appliance. Do
not start to use your hob before a Gas Safe engineer has
repaired it.
• Make sure all the burners are closed before opening the
main gas valve at the network or container connection.
• Do not place cooking pans directly onto the burners.
• Maximum weight of a pan to be placed over a single burner
