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LAVA STONE GRILL - EASY 700

Tables and annexes

UM300010

- 10/2019

Country

Appliance category

Gas

Nominal pressure (mbar)

AUSTRIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

BELGIUM

II2E+3+

G20 / G25

20/25

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

CYPRUS

I3B/P

G30 / G31

I3+

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

CZECH REPUBLIC

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

DENMARK

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

ESTONIA

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

ESTONIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

FINLAND

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

FRANCE

II2H3+

G20 / G25

20/25

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

GERMANY

II2ELL3B/P

G20

G25

G30 / G31

GREAT BRITAIN

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

GREECE

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

HUNGARY

II2H53B/P

G20

G30 / G31

G25.1

ICELAND

I3B/P

G30 / G31

IRELAND

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

ITALY

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

LATVIA

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

LATVIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

LITHUANIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

LITHUANIA

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

LUXEMBOURG

I2E

G20

MALTA

I3B/P

G30 / G31

NETHERLANDS

II2L3B/P

G25

G30 / G31

NORWAY

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

POLAND

I2E

G20

PORTUGAL

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

SLOVAKIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

SLOVENIA

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

SPAIN

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

SWEDEN

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

SWITZERLAND

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

SWITZERLAND

II2H3+

G20

G30 / G31

28 - 30/37

TURKEY

II2H3B/P

G20

G30 / G31

Tab. 10 Gas category and pressure

Summary of Contents for EASY 700

Page 1: ...USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Translation of the original instructions in Italian LAVA STONE GRILL EASY 700 UM300010 10 2019 1001...

Page 2: ...notice of them in this document attached to the appliance The Manufacturer also reserves ownership of this document and strictly forbids its reproduction or disclosure to third parties without prior a...

Page 3: ...21 4 4 Recommendations for use 22 4 5 What to do in the event of long periods of inactivity 22 5 Maintenance information 23 5 1 Maintenance recommendations 24 5 2 Ordinary cleaning 24 5 3 Useful tips...

Page 6: ...ts and technical specifications without prior notice or responsibility and without any obligation to update this manual each time In the event of problems in understanding this manual please contact t...

Page 7: ...ause serious damage to the appliance or product IMPORTANT Draws attention to technical information or practical recommendations that ensure efficient and economical use of the appliance Failure to com...

Page 8: ...ruction manual corresponds to the appliance being referred to In the event of any request for information or technical assistance it will be necessary to specify the model and type of appliance as wel...

Page 9: ...2 Plate position 1 3 4 Identification plates of the main components The plates of all the commercial components not produced by the Manufacturer are applied directly to the relevant components where t...

Page 10: ...t the necessary checks Any modifications carried out by the user without express written authorization by the Manufacturer shall void the warranty and relieve the Manufacturer of any responsibility fo...

Page 12: ...all it according to the laws regulations and specifications applicable in the country where the appliance is to be installed 2 1 2 Improper use Improper use means any use of the appliance following cr...

Page 13: ...re and descriptions show the appliance fitted with all possible accessories Depending on the model chosen your appliance may be different A Front channel with drain hole B Grill C Control panel D Neut...

Page 14: ...ements that make up the appliance are described below 304 stainless steel V shaped grid to collect cooking fats and rod grid to cook fish upon request Front channel with drain hole and removable oil a...

Page 16: ...ntaining substances that are harmful to people s health In the event of long periods of inactivity besides disconnecting all the power supplies clean all internal and external parts of the appliance a...

Page 17: ...rvice or a specialized technician DANGER Turn off the appliance if any faults or malfunctioning occur 3 1 3 Appliance disposal The appliance has been manufactured using recyclable raw materials and do...

Page 20: ...ter cleaning the appliance rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry with a cloth Do not use water jets to clean the appliance WARNING The appliance is delivered with lava stones Ensure that lava ston...

Page 21: ...se it Knob position Temperature OFF Pilot Max Min Tab 2 Cooking temperature In this position gas only reaches the pilot burner IMPORTANT If after releasing the knob the pilot flame should go out repea...

Page 22: ...itable temperature Cover the appliance when it is not used 4 5 What to do in the event of long periods of inactivity If the appliance is not to be used for a certain period of time it is necessary to...

Page 24: ...cool down Cleaning must be carried out once the appliance has cooled down 5 2 Ordinary cleaning Thorough daily cleaning of the appliance after use ensures perfect operation and a long lifespan Clean...

Page 25: ...a detergent product ensure it does not cause steel corrosion Stagnation of ferrous deposits such as those produced by the rust present in the water that runs through the pipes especially after a cert...

Page 26: ...ers Wash any food stains using hot water before they harden If they have already hardened use water and soap or non abrasive detergents using a wooden spatula or soft stainless steel scourer Rinse wit...

Page 27: ...s sinks kitchens washing machines etc inevitably surrender some rust especially when taps are turned on after a period of inactivity or in case of new systems Take care to prevent these oxides or ferr...

Page 28: ...pany Pilot hole obstructed Contact a qualified technician Clean the pilot hole After releasing the knob the pilot flame goes out The knob has not been kept for long enough in the Pilot position to all...

Page 30: ...framework panels are protected by an adhesive scratch resistant film The appliance is packed inside a box and placed on a pallet The packed appliance must be handled with care and kept in the correct...

Page 31: ...e Model Description Dimensions mm Number of burners Gas total thermal power kW E7 BS1BB Counter top lava stone gas grill 400x700x270 1 8 0 E7 BS2BB Counter top lava stone gas grill 800x700x270 2 16 0...

Page 32: ...s for qualified fitters UM300010 10 2019 Copyright 2019 6 6 4 2 Dimensions Counter top grill 700 270 Fig 9 Counter top grill dimensions 700 60 400 70 A Fig 10 Grill with 1 burner 700 60 800 70 A Fig 1...

Page 33: ...for qualified fitters UM300010 10 2019 Copyright 2019 6 Grill with open closed cabinet 700 850 Fig 12 Grill with open cabinet dimensions 700 355 400 70 A Fig 13 Grill with 1 burner 700 350 800 70 A Fi...

Page 34: ...e have been obtained using standardised gases see Tab 9 Families of standardised gases Description Gas Pressure mBar Small burner Primary air adjustment H mm for methane gas see figure below G20 20 22...

Page 35: ...2019 6 Description Gas Pressure mBar Small burner Primary air adjustment H mm for liquid gas see figure below G30 30 13 50 14 Main nozzle hole diameter 1 100 mm for liquid gas G30 30 145 50 125 Pilot...

Page 36: ...and solid so that the base of the appliance is level and stable WARNING The Manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any damage to people or objects caused by installation errors or by an inapp...

Page 37: ...in systems WARNING Ensure that once installed the appliance can easily be reached by technical service personnel in the event of any fault occurring Remove the appliance from its packaging and positio...

Page 38: ...and fume extraction The premises where the appliance is installed must have air intakes to ensure the correct functioning of the appliance and proper air exchange Air intakes must be of a suitable si...

Page 39: ...must be installed in well ventilated premises possibly under a mechanical extraction hood in compliance with applicable regulations If a mechanical extraction hood is installed it is necessary to fol...

Page 40: ...ke sure you do not cause any kind of stress to the appliance itself Gaskets must be metallic or of other elastic materials that cannot be altered by the gas distributed Copper piping junctions must be...

Page 41: ...r the start up of the appliance and make any necessary modifications see chap Adjustment for operation with different gases on page 45 turn on the gas supply tap and check the seal of the connections...

Page 42: ...auge and check the pressure If the pressure falls within the nominal values indicated see par Characteristics and requirements of the gas supply network on page 40 the appliance can be used otherwise...

Page 43: ...of the installation premises Carry out the following checks check that the area where the appliance is installed is well ventilated during operation with air flow for gas combustion as well as for air...

Page 44: ...e basis of the gas air ratio Below we illustrate the characteristics of a flame when air adjustment in the burner is excessive lacking or correct A B C Fig 21 Pilot flame adjustment A Too much air in...

Page 45: ...ance is adjusted to operate with a different type of gas or at a different pressure value the indications of the new adjustment must replace the previous ones apply the gas setting plate 6 9 1 Replaci...

Page 46: ...he nozzle F and replace it with the nozzle suitable for the type of gas used see Burner and nozzle specifications and adjustments depending on the type of gas used on page 34 Refit all the parts remov...

Page 47: ...s sealed sealing must be intact DANGER Before carrying out any repair or maintenance operation on the appliance turn off the gas supply tap 6 10 1 Burner cleaning Clean the burners as follows Unscrew...

Page 48: ...ug Refit all the parts removed so that the appliance can be used A Pilot blowpipe B Thermocouple C Ignition electrode D Nozzle E Pilot bracket B C E D A Fig 25 Spark ignition plug parts 6 10 3 Thermoc...

Page 50: ...bration and testing pressure mbar Calibration and testing pressure mmWC 2nd family Natural gas group H G 20 methane gas 8 570 35 9 9 97 18 180 3rd family Liquefied petroleum gases LPG G 30 butane 29 3...

Page 51: ...I2H3 G20 20 G30 G31 28 30 37 HUNGARY II2H53B P G20 25 G30 G31 30 G25 1 25 ICELAND I3B P G30 G31 30 IRELAND II2H3 G20 20 G30 G31 28 30 37 ITALY II2H3 G20 20 G30 G31 28 30 37 LATVIA II2H3 G20 20 G30 G31...

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