Installation Instructions
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Required Regulations
Primary Air
After replacement of nozzles check primary air settings for all burners.
If the primary air was set correctly, the flame is stable; this means that there may
not be any interruptions of the flame with a cold burner, nor there may not be any
back-draft with a warm burner.
The right distance for setting the primary air ('H') is provided in Table 2
'Characteristics of Burners and Nozzles'
.
Pilot Burner
Adjust the pilot burner and check if the flame surrounds the thermo-element and
burns without any interruptions. Otherwise, check if the installed nozzles are the
correct ones (see data in Table 2
'Characteristics of Burners and Nozzles'
).
Small Flame
After switching to a different type of gas, it is necessary to correct the settings of the
small flame for each gas burner.
Adjust settings in the following way:
– ignite a burner;
– rotate the gas controller counter-clockwise to the lowest level (small
flame mark);
– pull the controller out of the valve mandrel;
– if liquid gas was changed to natural gas, use a small flat screwdriver to
rotate a small setting screw counter-clockwise, until the required flame
intensity is obtained;
– if natural gas was changed to liquid gas, use a small flat screwdriver to
rotate a small setting screw clockwise, until the required flame intensity is
obtained;
– re-fit the gas controller and promptly rotate it from maximum to minimum
position;
– check the flame and make sure that the adjustment is sufficient for
maintaining the right level of heating up the thermo-element. Otherwise,
correct the minimum setting of the flame.
NOTE!
After replacement of nozzles and/or after adjustments, make sure that the
flame features blueish colour, is stable and burns silently, does not detach
from the burner, and when changing from large to small setting there is no
flame back-draft.
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Prior t o firs t operation, cl ean the appli anc e and its equi pment , obs er ving i nstr ucti ons in
sect ion 6 'Cl eaning'
. Make sur e no water ent ers el ectric i nst allation and connec tion box. T hen thoroughl y dr y the appli anc e and t he entire eq uipm ent.
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Ins ert t he bott om c over int o the applianc e. The c over acts as a spac er bet ween t he heating element and l ef t-over f ood tray.
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Caref ull y i nser t t he c onnection box wit h the heati ng element at t he bac k edge of t he applianc e. A pin in bott om par t of t he c onnecti on box must ent er a hol e i n t he mai n applianc e. This way t he connec tion box is properly mount ed.
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