Bush BSC90DFB, Manual

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Installing your combined gas cooker
Bringing it all together
Installing your Combined Gas Cooker
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oven is set up, the furniture’s height does not
exceed the height of the cooker panel
• Pay attention not to place it near the refrigerator,
there must be no flammable or inflammable
materials such as curtain, waterproof cloth, etc. that
will begin to burn quickly
• The furniture close to product must be
manufactured resistant to temperatures up to
100°C.
• If the kitchen furniture is higher than the cooktop, it
must be at least 10cm away from the cooker’s side.
• It is advised that there is a 2cm blank space around
the product for air circulation.
The minimum heights from the pan support and wall
cupboards to cooker hoods with fan over the product,
are shown in
Fig 2 . Thus, the cooker hood must be at
minimum 65cm height from the pan support. If there
is no cooker hood, this height must not be less than
70cm.
Gas Connection
Assembly of gas supply and leakage check
The connection of the appliance should be performed
in accordance with local and international standards
and regulations applicable.
First check what type of gas is installed on the cooker.
This information is given by a sticker on the back of
the cooker. You can find the information related to
appropriate gas types and appropriate gas injectors on
technical data table.
Check that the feeding gas pressure is compliant with
values on the technical data table, to be able to get the
most efficiency and to ensure the least consumption.
If the pressure of used gas is different than these values
stated or not stable in your area, it may be required to
assemble an available pressure regulator on the gas
inlet. It is certainly required to contact to the authorized
service to make these adjustments.
The points that must be checked during
flexible hose assembly
If the gas connection is made by a flexible hose that is
fixed on the gas inlet of appliance, it must be fixed by a
pipe collar as well.
Connect your appliance with a short and durable
hose that is as close as possible to the gas source. The
hose’s permitted maximum lenght is 1.5m. The hose
that brings gas to the appliance must be changed once
a year for your safety.
The hose must be kept clear from areas that may heat
up to temperatures in excess of 900°C. The hose
must not be ruptured, bent or folded. It must be kept
clear of sharp corners, moving things, and should not
be defective. Before assembly, it must be checked
whether there is any production defect.
As gas is turned on, all connection parts and hose must
be checked with soapy water or leakage fluids. No
bubble should appear. If there are bubbles, check the
connection joint and redo the test. Do not use naked
flame to check gas leakage. All metal components
used during gas connection must be clear of rust. Also
check the expiry dates of components to be used.
The points that must be checked during
fixed gas connection assembly
To assemble a fixed gas connection (gas connection
made by threads, e.g. a nut), there are different
methods used in different countries. The most
common parts are already supplied with your
appliance. Any other part can be supplied as spare part.
During connections always keep the nut on the gas
manifold fixed, while rotating the counter-part. Use
spanners of appropriate size for safe connection. For
all surfaces between different components, always use
the seals provided in the gas conversion kit. The seals
used during connection should also be approved to be
used in gas connections. Do not use plumbing seals
for gas connections.
Remember that this appliance is ready to be connected
to gas supply in the country for which it has been
produced. The main country of destination is marked
on the rear cover of the appliance. If you need to use it
in another country, any of the connections in the figure