Bush LSBGHP, Instruction Manual

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Care and maintenance
Looking after your appliance
Care and maintenance
If you require any technical guidance or find that your product is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions,
Before each operation, disconnect the appliance from the electrical mains
and allow it to cool down.
General cleaning
Wash enameled parts with lukewarm water and detergent: do not use abrasive products
which might damage them.
Wash the flame caps and burner caps often with boiling water and detergent, taking care
to remove all deposits
The hob pan stands can also be washed in a dishwasher
For stubborn dirt, use ordinary non-abrasive detergents or specific commercial
products. We strongly advise you not to use scouring pads. Steel wool or acids for
cleaning.
Hob
Clean the hob regularly with a soft cloth wet with lukewarm water and a little liquid
detergent. Do not use the following products:
- household detergents or bleaches;
- soaped scouring pads
are not suitable for non-stick utensils;
- steel wool scouring pads;
- stain removers for baths or sinks.
If the hob gets very dirty, use specific commercial products.
Ignition plug
Automatic burner ignition is provided (when installed) by a ceramic “plug” and a metal
electrode (B in fig.1). Periodically clean these parts of the hob thoroughly. In addition, to
avoid ignition difficulties, check that the cavities in the burner are not obstructed.
To remove deposits from the burner cavities,
remove the cap and separate the two parts
(see diagram on the right). After cleaning, put
the two parts back together and return them
correctly to their position. After washing,
replace the hob pan stands, checking that
they are correctly positioned.