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Press the knob and turn it anti-clockwise
until the flame lights.

When the flame lights, continue to keep
the knob pressed 

firmly

for several

seconds 

(Fig.2)

Then release the knob and the flame
should still be there 

(Fig.3)

.

The Gas Safety Device is in operation.

(If the burner extinguishes, repeat the
process while keeping the knob pressed

firmly

for longer).

Turn while pressing firmly

Press and hold firmly

Release

fig.3

fig.1

fig.2

USING THE HOTPLATE

BURNERS

33

USI

• 

Ignition  with  gas  safety

device (continued)

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3/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE

3/ USING YOUR APPLIANCE

Summary of Contents for BCG6600W

Page 1: ...EN OPERATING GUIDE Gas cooker...

Page 2: ...l connection 8 Gas connection 9 10 3 USING YOUR APPLIANCE Using the hotplate burners 15 Using the oven 19 Accessories 21 4 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE 23 5 ADJUSTING YOUR APPLIANCE Replace...

Page 3: ...nce settings are compatible The insulation of fixed pipes must be protected by means of an insulating sleeve for example of an appropriate temperature rating If the power cable is damaged it must be r...

Page 4: ...maged the oven must not be switched on until it has been repaired by a qualified repairer Do not use pans that protrude beyond the edges of the hotplate WARNING Liquids and other food must not be heat...

Page 5: ...ided with the appliance The use of an unsuitable protective device can cause accidents This appliance is not connected to a combustion extraction system It must be installed and connected in accordanc...

Page 6: ...on openings open or install a mechanical system mechanical ventilation hood a gas flow rate of 2 m3 h per kW is required The heat produced during operation classify this cooker as Class 2 sub Class 1...

Page 7: ...turer its After Sales Service department or a similarly qualified individual to avoid danger The cable must be of type H05VVF with 3 x 1 mm2 conductors Class I appliance power supply cables must have...

Page 8: ...ON Advice Hoses with mechanical end fittings can be obtained from the manufacturer s After Sales Service department details from the brand s Customer Services Department 2 INSTALLATING YOUR APPLIANCE...

Page 9: ...the document wallet Adapting the gas connection Please refer to the previous page METER butane Relief valve METER butane Relief valve CHANGING FROM A MAINS GAS SUPPLY TO A BUTANE GAS SUPPLY CHANGING F...

Page 10: ...ifications table shown in the instructions To do that First screw them on by hand until the injector locks into position Fit the spanner on the injector Tighten according to the instructions below For...

Page 11: ...r that caps the pipe Check that the seal is correctly fitted in position on the aluminium tube Otherwise remove it from the injector without damaging it and fit it onto the tube Cap the tube with the...

Page 12: ...flow to check that the adjustment is correct Butane gas to mains gas supply natural gas Remove the control knobs Using a small screwdriver unscrew the brass screw approximately one turn for each gas...

Page 13: ...ed Avoid closing the door too suddenly and check through the ignition hole that the flame is lit If the flame extinguishes unscrew the brass screw slightly Oven with thermostat Gas burner valve depend...

Page 14: ...ENCOOKER INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT 1 2 3 5 4 4...

Page 15: ...between the big flame symbol and the small flame symbol The dot corresponds to the closure of the gas burner valve 3 USING YOUR APPLIANCE Caution If there is a power failure it is still possible to ig...

Page 16: ...se the knob and the flame should still be there Fig 3 The Gas Safety Device is in operation If the burner extinguishes repeat the process while keeping the knob pressed firmly for longer Turn while pr...

Page 17: ...EARED LARGE BURNER HIGH HEAT ULTRA QUICK Pans with base diameter 28 cm and over FRYING BOILING AUXILIARY BURNER Pans with base diameter 12 to 16 cm and over SAUCES SIMMERING KEEP HOT Appliances with a...

Page 18: ...level to protect the enamel of the pan support The appearance of yellow spots is due to the type of gas used but has no detrimental effect on burner performance The noise generated by the burners is...

Page 19: ...low Set the oven control knob to the required cooking position Igniting the gas grill depending on model oven upper burner Press and turn the oven control knob to the right until it is in the grill p...

Page 20: ...t to reduce the oven power level By switching the oven off 5 to 10 minutes before the end of cooking you can take advantage of the accumulated heat and save energy 3 3 USING YOUR APPLIANCE USI3 USING...

Page 21: ...an because this always creates a large amount of splashes on the oven walls Never place this dish directly on the hotplate except in the GRIL position BACK FRONT Anti tipping safety rack fig 1 The rac...

Page 22: ...frame push gently to fit the tip of the spit in the square drive at the bottom of the oven place the multi purpose drip pan on the lower shelf position to collect the juices Frame Rotating spit Frame...

Page 23: ...hotplate To clean the burner caps use soapy water For stubborn marks you can use some non abrasive cream on a sponge and then rinse off with clean water Wipe the burner caps carefully before re using...

Page 24: ...rone to sugar spills is not coated Advice Do not scrape these walls with a metal brush or with sharp or pointed instruments Do not try to clean them with scouring products When cooking grilled dishes...

Page 25: ...n to remove the catalytic liner pressings Fig 1 Tip it forward to free off the two lugs inserted in the muffle Fig 2 Replacement of the oven back wall Unscrew the screw fully E Fig 3 located at the to...

Page 26: ...ion Bulb details 15 W 220 240 V 300 C E14 screw on base Change the bulb and then refit the glass and reconnect the oven 5 ADJUSTING YOUR APPLIANCE Advice Use a rubber glove to make it easier to unscre...

Page 27: ...manual Check that the electrodes are clean Check that the cap is fitted in the correct position on the burner head Continue to press firmly for several seconds until the flame appears Check the gas a...

Page 28: ...ff the other appliances Check the electrical connection The length of the burner flames in the floor of the oven vary during operation This is due to the oven thermostat temperature control This is no...

Page 29: ...request as efficiently as possible please provide the full references of your appliance at the time of calling commercial reference service reference and serial number This information can be found o...

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