To adjust the flame properly, refer to the following
five-stage flame power indication chart and function
descriptions. Select your flame as desired.
To ignite the burner: when the knob is turned to OFF
(0 degree), press it down and turn it to the ignition
position (30-40 degrees counterclockwise). The flame
of the internal ring should ignite; while the flame of the
external ring is not yet ignited. Press the knob down,
turn it and hold it down for 3-5 seconds before
releasing. If the flame goes out after the release,
return the knob to the vertical OFF (0 degree) position
and repeat the above ignition operations.
Special instructions:
- The ignition position at - 40 degrees is to prevent any
sudden gas release at the moment of ignition, which
may briefly cause an excessively high flame,
especially with artificial gas.
When the burner head is ignited, first release the knob,
and then turn the knob counterclockwise to the
maximum flame position (90 degrees). The flame will
spread from the internal gas ring to the external ring
rapidly.
When the knob is turned counterclockwise from the
maximum flame position (90 degrees) to the medium
flame position (170 degrees), the small flame of the
internal ring will remain unchanged, but the flame of
the external ring will gradually be extinguished.
When the knob is turned counterclockwise from the
medium flame position (170 degrees) to the minimum
flame position (230 degrees), the small flame of the
internal ring will gradually be reduced to the lowest
setting.
Special instructions
- The innovative 230-degree dial wide range of flame
power adjustment ensures the flame power can be
adjusted conveniently and accurately to suit your
needs.
After you are finished using the gas hob, please turn
the knob clockwise to OFF (0 degree), the flame will
then go out. For your safety, please close the gas
valve on the indoor pipeline after using the gas hob.
16
Cleaning, Care and Maintenance
15
Operation Instructions
Flame power adjustment
Cleaning and
maintaining your hob
Before cleaning the gas hob, you must switch off the indoor gas
valve, and wait until the gas hob has cooled. When cleaning,
do not dismantle the safety device or sealed parts of the hob.
Clean the faceplate of the gas hob
Use soft gauze and soap suds (or special cleansers) to clean
and maintain the hob faceplate. If you want to remove the
fingerprints left on the stainless steel surface, you should use a
3M cleanser. It is best not to use a chloride-based cleanser to
clean the glass.
Do not use a granular cleanser (decontamination powder) or
steel wool to clean the faceplate. These may cause scratches
on the surface of the hob.
Clean the pan supports of the gas hob
Clean the pan supports with a soft, gauze cloth and a solution
of cleanser and hot water.
Do not use an acid based cleanser (lemonade, vinegar etc.) to
wash the enamel surfaces.
Attention: When dismantling the cap parts prior to cleaning and
re-assembling them after cleaning, take care when touching the
ignition needle as it is made of ceramic material which can be
easily damaged.
Clean the burners of the gas hob (recommended frequency:
cleaning at least once a month)
Use a soft brush to remove the dirt on the surface of the burner
base, ignition electrodes and thermal couples. (Do not touch
ignition electrodes during cleaning)
Do not use a granular cleanser (decontamination powder),
sharp objects, steel wool or a knife etc, to remove the dirt left
on the burner. These objects and cleaners can damage the
safety devices of the gas hob, or may wear down the
component surface, thus shortening the life-span of the product.
Clean the caps of the gas hob (recommended frequency:
cleaning at least once a month)
When you are using the hob, you may find the flame is not
uniform or some burner openings have no flame. In such cases,
after the hob has cooled, you should take off the cap and use
an iron slice and steel needle to remove the dirt and carbon
blocking the burner openings.
Do not wash the cap directly with water (as the bubbles may
temporarily block the fire holes). Do not use a hard object to
wipe the burner surface with an inorganic water-based and
temperature-resistant coating, which could result in permanent
damage to the black surface.
After cleaning is complete, please re-install the supports,
burner heads and caps in accordance with the illustration (see
page 11). Any permanent scratches on the top sheet surface
caused by incorrect installation are not covered by the warranty.
Once the surfaces of the products are cleaned, please ensure
they are put back correctly, otherwise the electronic ignition
devices may not work normally. The heads and caps should be
dried completely prior to putting them back.
Pan supports must be dried completely prior to putting them
back in.
Clean rotatable
fire holes
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