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(a)  Installed the appliance when gas is available at the time of installation; or 
(b)  Makes gas available to the appliance if gas was not available at the time of installation 

  
As per 

AS/NZS5601.1

, clause 6.11.3, the commissioning of this appliance shall take 

full account of special design 

features, 

the manufacturer’s instructions and the appliance safety requirements

  
As per 

AS/NZS5601.1

, clause 6.11.4, the commission of this appliance shall include all of the following; 

  

(a) 

Testing and purging

 of the appliance and installation as appropriate. 

(b)  Checks to ensure the appliance is in 

safe working order

(c)  Ignition  of  each 

burner

  of  the  appliance  and  where  necessary  adjustment,  in  accordance  with  the 

manufacturer’s instructions.

 

(d)  Testing of 

flue

 performance. 

(e)  Testing of all 

safety devices

 for correct operation. 

(f) 

Instruction

  of  the  consumer,  where  available,  on  the  safe  and  correct  operation  of  the  appliance  and  any 

auxiliary equipment. 

(g)  Handing of the appliance 

operating instructions

 to the consumer, or if the consumer is not present, leaving 

the instructions in a suitable location on the premises. 
 

Installation Instructions 

 

 

Regulations  

The appliance 

must

 be installed only by authorized 

persons and in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation 

instructions, local gas fitting regulations, municipal building codes, AS/NZ 5601 

– Gas Installations and any other 

health and safety regulations, local authority, gas, electrical any other statutory regulations.  

Data Label  

The data label is located on the front of the appliance.  This appliance is suitable for Natural Gas and LPG.  Please 

ensure that the gas supply matches the Data Label ensuring that the gas supply is correct for the appliance being 
installed and that adequate supply pressure and volume is available 

– refer to appliance data plate for MJ/h 

consumption, injector sizes of main burners/pilots, etc.  

Ventilation  

It is strongly recommended that the appliance is installed under an extraction hood.  Ventilation must be in accordance 

with AS5601 - Gas Installations.  In general, the appliance should have adequate ventilation for complete combustion 
of gas, proper exhaust and to maintain temperature of immediate surroundings within safe limits.  It is 

strongly

 

recommended that this appliance is installed under an extraction hood. 

The appliance shall be installed  with an exhaust system comprising  a hood and duct system.   The hood shall be 

made of a material which is impervious to fat, grease and vapour.  It shall be constructed so it can be readily and 
efficiently cleaned.  Its inside faces shall be smooth and free of obstructions and all joints shall be grease tight. 

 

The hood shall be located so as to effectively ventilate the steamer and shall extend at least 150 mm beyond the 

perimeter of the wok.  The exhaust duct system shall be adequately sized and shall not get connected to any other 

ventilating or exhaust system. 

 
As suitable grease trap shall be provided to prevent grease vapour entering the exhaust system and shall be located 

to avoid constituting a fire hazard and be readily accessible for regular cleaning. 

 
Unless adequately protected a hood and a duct shall be fitted at least 450 mm from any combustible material and 

so that the lower edge of the grease filter is no less than 1.1 meters above the cooking surface. 

 

Combustible Surfaces  

Clearances to combustible surfaces must be in accordance with AS/NZS 5601.1  - 

Gas Installations

clause 5.12.4.5.

 

Install on a flat/level floor. Where the floor is not fire resistant, a fire resistant material shall be put under the appliance 
which shall have a fire resistance rating at least equal to that of 10mm millboard.  The material shall extend at least 
50mm beyond the edge of the appliance.  

  

Summary of Contents for UFWWD Series

Page 1: ... 4754 Fax 61 3 94694504 Web www bscommercialkitchens com Please ensure this booklet is kept in a safe and prominent location for future reference The reproduction on or copying of any part of this booklet via any means is strictly forbidden unless agreed to in writing by the manufacturer Owing to continual product development and improvements to its products B S Commercial Kitchens Pty Ltd reserve...

Page 2: ...tions models fitted with separate flame failure and pilot valve 10 Lighting Instructions models fitted with combination control 11 Shutdown Procedure 11 Deck Cooking Water Spray Where Fitted Water Cooled Models 11 Telescopic Laundry Arm Manual Control Water Cooled Models 11 Short Long Laundry Arm Operation with Knee Valve Where Fitted 11 IMPORTANT WARNING 12 Maintenance and Care 12 Daily Checks Se...

Page 3: ...of wok holes 1 single hole 2 two hole 3 three hole 4 four hole Burner type s Number of burner DB duck bill burner CB chimney burner Number of Side Pot Burner s where applicable 1 6 pot burners LS Low splashback where applicable RSC Number of Round Soup containers where applicable SSC Number of square Soup containers where applicable 10 LR 1 4 Large wok rings 1 4 11 P Plinth mount 12 OM Other model...

Page 4: ...se contact your B S dealer immediately In most instances a phone call could answer your question Table 1 Nominal Terminal Input Rates Injector Sizes Burner Type Gas Type Injector Size MJ h per Burner Test Point mm Pressure Duck Bill Burner Natural Gas 1 25 x18 120 1 00 kPa DB Propane Gas 0 70 x18 90 2 60 kPa Chimney Burner Natural Gas 0 95 x24 105 1 00 kPa CB Propane Gas 0 55 x24 75 2 60 kPa Side ...

Page 5: ...115 5 115 5 RHS Water Outlet Waste D 2 BSP 640 5 775 5 110 5 LHS Figure 2 Plumbing Connections VUFWW 1 TABLE 4 Plumbing Connections Connection Position from Floor mm Position from Rear of Appliance mm Position from LHS RHS edge of Appliance mm Water Inlet W Gas Inlet G Copper 590 5 60 5 120 5 RHS male BSP 470 5 80 5 75 5 RHS Water Outlet Waste D 2 BSP 650 5 770 5 150 5 LHS Figure 3 Plumbing Connec...

Page 6: ...PRAY AEROSOLS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION ENSURE ANY TRANSIENT PROTECTION IS REMOVED BEFORE INSTALLING THE APPLIANCE ENSURING ANY POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR COMPONENTS PARTS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN SUSTAINED DURING TRANSPORTATION IS REPORTED TO THE MANUFACTURER THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED IN A MARINE ENVIRONMENT ENSURE APPLIANCE IS INSTALLED IN A ST...

Page 7: ...e is available refer to appliance data plate for MJ h consumption injector sizes of main burners pilots etc Ventilation It is strongly recommended that the appliance is installed under an extraction hood Ventilation must be in accordance with AS5601 Gas Installations In general the appliance should have adequate ventilation for complete combustion of gas proper exhaust and to maintain temperature ...

Page 8: ...quire adjustment to achieve required gas pressure Check the burner pressure at the test point on the regulator The test point pressure should be adjusted to 1 00 kPa Natural gas or 2 60 kPa LPG with the burners operating at maximum Water Connection The water connection is 15mm copper and is situated at the rear of the appliance below the main body frame The number of water inlets varies to client ...

Page 9: ...o burners To adjust pot top burners remove front burners by lifting the burner at the rear and then slowly pulling it towards the splash back rear of the appliance Adjust the interrupter screw located at the top end of the venture section as required Clockwise more interruption Anti Clockwise less interruption Replace burner and light Repeat the process if necessary for all burners CHIMNEY DUCK BI...

Page 10: ... USE ALWAYS ENSURE WATER DECK COOLING IS TURNED OFF TO MINIMISE WATER CONSUMPTION WASTAGE REFER OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT WARNING ENSURE NO OR MINIMAL AMOUNTS OF OIL AND FOODSTUFFS FALL INTO THE BURNER AREA WHILST COOKING FAILURE TO DO SO MAY AFFECT THE EFFICIENT AND SAFE OPERATION ON THE APPLIANCE AND MAY VOID WARRANTY Lighting Instructions models fitted with separate flame failure and pil...

Page 11: ... Bill Burner and Chimney Burner 1 Turn main gas to OFF 2 Turn pilot control valve clockwise to turn off 3 Observe pilot flame is extinguished Pot Burner Pilot Flame Failure 1 Turn knob marked FRONT REAR clockwise to OFF position 2 Observe pilot has been extinguished Pot Burner No Pilot Flame Failure 1 Turn knob marked FRONT REAR clockwise to OFF position 2 Observe pilot has been extinguished Teles...

Page 12: ...ouple is clear of any fats oils or foodstuffs Clean the exterior surfaces of the stock pot with a clean damp cloth soaked with mild detergent to remove any food stuffs oils dust and any other materials Ensure the primary water drain located in gutter is cleared of any food stuffs during operation of the appliance and on completion of use of the appliance The spillage trays located under the main b...

Page 13: ...rew flange by turning anti clockwise d Unscrew water spindle by turning anti clockwise ensure spindle washer is removed 6 Remove screws located on bottom corners of front panel Ensure any screws located on the inside of the gutter panel are also removed 7 Gently pull front panel outwards from the bottom and lift front panel upwards 8 REASSEMBLE IN REVERSE ORDER Removal of Burner for Service Duck B...

Page 14: ...he knee valve unscrew the head assembly and clean the mechanism under running water Only use liquid cleaning products All cleaning products containing dry powder or powder in suspension are not to be used A specific devise is integrated in the cartridge unit to adjust the flow rate To adjust the flow rate 1 Undo head assembly 2 Pull off flow adjustor 3 On the exposed end of the housing there are 4...

Page 15: ...anufacturer Contact manufacturer Warn tap washer Change washers in tap assembly Contact manufacturer or authorized service agent Faulty knee valve Faulty knee valve cartridge Changing of knee valve cartridge Contact manufacturer or authorized service agent To obtain further service information concerning this appliance please contact B S Commercial Kitchens Pty Ltd 57 Plateau Road Reservoir VIC 30...

Page 16: ...r or not a fault is caused by faulty workmanship or material or that any part is defective 6 This warranty does not apply to any loss suffered through or resulting from the non operation or the ineffective operation of the cooking appliance or any part of the cooking appliance 7 This warranty does not extend to goods and components thereof manufactured either entirely or substantially of glass or ...

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