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Make sure that the distance between the pan stand of the appliance and any furniture of hoods above the appliance is at least 650 
mm. 
Any lateral work surfaces within critical distance Y must remain below the height of the appliance surface. 
 
When the appliance is in use the bottom  may feel hot, while remaining within the limits indicated by the reference standard ( EN 
30). To prevent accidental contact it is possible to install a divider (separator panel) at least 20 mm (but not more than 150 mm) 
from the bottom of the appliance.

 

 
Before inserting the appliance, connect the gas as described in the following pargraphs. 
 
 

  Model 

    W (mm) 

                    D (mm) 

   X (mm) 

     Y (mm) 

  FC1345 

      DIAMETER 

                     290 

       55 

      100 

  FC1336 

      510

 

                     300

 

       55 

      100 

  FC1347 

      410

 

                     410

 

       55 

      100 

  FC1348 

 FOLLO

 

PROFILE MINUS 10 mm

 

       55 

      100 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

                                                                                         Figure 3 

 
 
 
 
 
The appliance must be fastened to the unit using 

M.S.SUPER (fratelli zucchini) 

 silicone or equivalent.  

 

If you wish to install the appliance flush with the unit, it is necessary to mill (

1 cm wide,  1 cm deep

) the hole cut into the unit. 

To fasten the appliance, apply a strip of silicone along the underside edge of the glass Insert the appliance into the hole in the unit, 
pressing it down gently until the silicone hardens 

(at least 3 hours)

.

 

The appliance is now fastened to the unit. For any maintenance operations requiring the dismantling of the appliance from the unit, 
cut the silicone using a cutter. Before re-fastening the appliance, clean any silicone from the glass of the appliance and the hole in 
the unit.

 

 
 
 
 

Gas connection 

Before connecting the gas supply, make sure that the local distribution conditions (type and pressure of gas) and the adjustment of 
the appliance are compatible.  The appliance adjustment conditions are indicated on the data plate on the underside.

 

The appliance input consists of a gas ramp with the end facing sideways, to simplify installation.  

 

The  end  is  cylindrical, 

8  mm  diameter

,  unthreaded,  for  at  least  30  mm.  Where  permitted  by  the  installation  standards  in  force, 

connection to the gas main may take place using a flexi-pipe with a gas-proof press fitting (complete with ogive). 

 

In the specific case of built-in installation, UNI 7131  forbids direct connection of the appliance to the gas bottle by flexi-pipe. It is 
therefore  necessary  to  connect  the  appliance  to  a  fixed  system  (UNI  7129),  which  will  be  connected  to  the  gas  bottle  and  the 
appliance  by  flexi-pipes  (UNI  7140)  with  a  rubber  insert  support  and  relative  clamps  (UNI  7141).  The  flexi-pipe  must  have  a 
maximum  length  of  1.5  m,  without  intermediate  joints,  and  must  not run  through two  different  rooms.

 

The  connections  must  not 

cause  the  pipe  to  twist,  bend  or  be  crushed  and  the  pipe  must  not  come  into  contact  with  sharp  items  or  edges  and  must  not 
exceed a temperature of 50°C. The flexi-pipe and relative rubber insert support must be open to inspection.

 

The regulator fitted to the gas bottle must be compliant with EN 12864. 

To make the flexi-pipe of the appliance suitable for connection, use a rubber insert support compliant with UNI 7141, with relative 
clamps,  at  the  appliance  end.  It  is  necessary  to  use  an  adapter  for  this  (if  not  supplied  with  the  appliance,  ask  Technical 
Assistance for one). This adapter will be connected to the smooth end of the appliance by a gas-proof press fitting and connected 
to the rubber insert support by a threaded connection (compliant with ISO 7-1  if the rubber insert holder is not supplied with the 
appliance). Pay attention to the marking of the threading on the adapter:   check that it is compatible with that of the rubber insert 
support.

 

 

 

Upon completion of installation, check the seal of the connection in compliance with the methods indicated by the legislation in 

force. Never use a naked flame.

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for PC Series

Page 1: ...MANUAL INSTRUCCTION PC series FC series FN series PVseries...

Page 2: ...S HOBS CE Certificate no 51 INSTRUCTION USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOKLET MODELS LIST 28 09 2010 Type PC no Model Brand Nominal Voltage Electric power Qn kW 1 PC1320 CAN 1 90 2 PC1321 CAN 3 80 3 PC1322 CAN...

Page 3: ...3 Manufacturer CAN di Bellini Mauro Via Nazionale 65 25080 PUEGNAGO DEL GARDA BS TEL 39 0365 555909 r a FAX 39 0365 651 822 www can web com info can web com...

Page 4: ...or the cooking of food cooked in oil or fat inasmuch as it is easily inflammable Keep the appliance out of the reach of children NOTE FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES the use of this appliance by people with...

Page 5: ...hobs comprises the models shown in the following table which summarises the feature of the burners PC1320 1 Semirapido 1900 W PC1321 2 Semirapido 1900 W PC1322 2 Semirapido 1900 W PC1323 1 rapido 300...

Page 6: ...r on the pan stand Turn the knob to the required flame intensity Should the flames accidentally go out turn the burner control knob off and wait at least 1 min before attempting to light it again To s...

Page 7: ...ign bodies For the correct assembly and reassembly of the burner parts see figure 2 Figure 2 a To fit release the burner cap turn it slightly so that the pins slot into position Figure 2 b flame divid...

Page 8: ...s above the appliance is at least 650 mm Any lateral work surfaces within critical distance Y must remain below the height of the appliance surface Figure 3 The appliance must be fastened to the unit...

Page 9: ...st be fitted with a system to take the combustion fumes outside through a hood or electric fan which starts operating automatically every time the appliance is switched on it must have a system which...

Page 10: ...oceed with reassembly Greasing the valves if the rotation of the knob becomes difficult it is necessary to grease the valve to prevent damage Proceed as follows dismantle the valve from the gas ramp a...

Page 11: ...y g h Nominal heat capacity W Reduced heat capacity MINIMUM W Nozzle diameter 1 100 mm Auxiliary G30 G31 Butane Propane 30 30 73 1000 400 52 Semi fast G30 G31 Butane Propane 30 30 138 1900 450 69 Fast...

Page 12: ...ETRACTABLE GAS HOBS INSTRUCTION USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOKLET MODELS LIST 28 09 2010 Type FC n Model Brand Nominal Voltage Electric power Qn kW 1 FC1345 CAN 1 90 2 FC1347 CAN 4 80 3 FC1348 CAN 2 90 4 FC...

Page 13: ...13 Manufacturer CAN di Bellini Mauro Via Nazionale 65 25080 PUEGNAGO DEL GARDA BS TEL 39 0365 555909 r a FAX 39 0365 651 822 www can web com info can web com...

Page 14: ...or the cooking of food cooked in oil or fat inasmuch as it is easily inflammable Keep the appliance out of the reach of children NOTE FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES the use of this appliance by people with...

Page 15: ...e maximum big flame position as shown in figure 1 These position is easily recognised by a small mechanical stop At this point approach the flame with a lit match or electric lighter and press the kno...

Page 16: ...n stands and stainless steel accessories burnish when the appliance has been operating for a few minutes This colouring can be removed using a finely abrasive pad The shine of stainless steel parts ca...

Page 17: ...clines all responsibility for installation or adjustment which do not comply with the instructions given in this section Installation must conform to UNI 7131 the latest revision Inserting and fasteni...

Page 18: ...pliance input consists of a gas ramp with the end facing sideways to simplify installation The end is cylindrical 8 mm diameter unthreaded for at least 30 mm Where permitted by the installation standa...

Page 19: ...g towards the outside to allow low level evacuation of any gas leaks Empty r partially full LPG bottles must not be installed or kept in rooms or areas that are below ground level cellars etc Only gas...

Page 20: ...rease with a cloth remove the cone again to ensure that the grease has not blocked the internal gas passages refit the valve AFTER COMPLETING EACH REASSEMBLY ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE SEAL CONFORMS TO THE...

Page 21: ...G30 Butane G31 Propane 28 30 37 138 136 1900 450 69 Fast G30 Butane G31 Propane 28 30 37 218 214 3000 700 85 For category I3B P Burner Gas Pressure mbar Nominal heat capacity g h Nominal heat capacit...

Page 22: ...N The warranty implicates the free repair or replacement of parts presenting manufacturing faults The warranty does not cover parts which present normal wear and tear aesthetics damages caused by care...

Page 23: ...ficate no 51 INSTRUCTION USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOKLET MODELS LIST 28 09 2010 Type FN no Model Brand Nominal Voltage Electric power Qn kW 1 FN1330 CAN 1 90 2 FN1331 CAN 1 90 3 FN1332 CAN 2 90 4 FN1333 C...

Page 24: ...24 MANUFACTOR CAN di Bellini Mauro Via Nazionale 65 25080 PUEGNAGO DEL GARDA BS TEL 39 0365 555909 r a FAX 39 0365 651 822 www can web com info can web com...

Page 25: ...tor the cooking of food cooked in oil or fat inasmuch as it is easily inflammable Keep the appliance out of the reach of children NOTE FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES the use of this appliance by people wit...

Page 26: ...burner knob anticlockwise to the maximum big flame position as shown in figure 1 These position is easily recognised by a small mechanical stop At this point approach the flame with a lit match or ele...

Page 27: ...ds and stainless steel accessories burnish when the appliance has been operating for a few minutes This colouring can be removed using a finely abrasive pad The shine of stainless steel parts can be m...

Page 28: ...arts The removal of other burner parts is forbidden When cleaning the cut off device operate gently using a wet sponge The removal of parts of the appliance other than the burners within the limits in...

Page 29: ...main below the height of the appliance surface X 55mm Y 100mm Figure 3 The appliance must be fastened to the unit using the screws supplied with it Fasten the 2 posts to the hob through the appropriat...

Page 30: ...flow necessary for proper combustion at least 2 m 3 h for each kW of installed power This can be obtained by taking the air directly from outside section of at least 100 cm 2 in order to prevent it be...

Page 31: ...ith thinner lightly re grease the cone using appropriate grease introduce the cone into its seat manoeuvring it to expel any excess grease Remove the excess grease with a cloth remove the cone again t...

Page 32: ...ne G31 Propane 28 30 37 73 71 1000 400 52 Semi fast G30 Butane G31 Propane 28 30 37 138 136 1900 450 69 Fast G30 Butane G31 Propane 28 30 37 218 214 3000 700 85 For category I3B P Burner Gas Pressure...

Page 33: ...N The warranty implicates the free repair or replacement of parts presenting manufacturing faults The warranty does not cover parts which present normal wear and tear aesthetics damages caused by care...

Page 34: ...te no 51Bu3860 INSTRUCTION USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOKLET MODELS LIST 13 05 2009 TYPE PV no Model Brand Nominal Voltage Electric power Qn kW 1 PV1350 CAN 1 90 2 PV1351 CAN 2 90 3 PV1352 CAN 5 90 4 PV1357...

Page 35: ...35 Manufacturer CAN di Bellini Mauro Via Nazionale 65 25080 PUEGNAGO DEL GARDA BS TEL 39 0365 555909 r a FAX 39 0365 651 822 www can web com info can web com...

Page 36: ...or the cooking of food cooked in oil or fat inasmuch as it is easily inflammable Keep the appliance out of the reach of children NOTE FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES the use of this appliance by people with...

Page 37: ...n is open Press and turn the burner knob anticlockwise to the maximum big flame position as shown in figure 1 These position is easily recognised by a small mechanical stop At this point approach the...

Page 38: ...tands and stainless steel accessories burnish when the appliance has been operating for a few minutes This colouring can be removed using a finely abrasive pad The shine of stainless steel parts can b...

Page 39: ...arts The removal of other burner parts is forbidden When cleaning the cut off device operate gently using a wet sponge The removal of parts of the appliance other than the burners within the limits in...

Page 40: ...e appliance If you wish to install it on the right observe the same critical distances indicated in the table Y Make sure that the distance between the pan stand of the appliance and any furniture of...

Page 41: ...appliance is installed check that all the burners work properly Check the ignition in compliance with the Instructions for Use section the stability of the flame the maintenance of the flame when turn...

Page 42: ...e any seals when the replacement operation is complete If it becomes necessary to replace the injectors see the TECHNICAL FEATURES section No sealant is used between the injector thread and its seat F...

Page 43: ...he appliance categories For category I3 Burner Gas Pressure mbar Nominal heat capacity g h Nominal heat capacity W Reduced heat capacity MINIMUM W Nozzle diameter 1 100 mm Auxiliary G30 Butane G31 Pro...

Page 44: ...he warranty implicates the free repair or replacement of parts presenting manufacturing faults The warranty does not cover parts which present normal wear and tear aesthetics damages caused by careles...

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