Eco Range Range cooker Installation Instructions & User Manual Download Page 3

** Whilst you can reduce the side gaps right down because the LFH is the cool hopper and 
the RHS the oven, we recommend a 50mm/2” gap to cupboards. A removable front fill piece 
can then be used to close the gap. This allows good air circulation and help when moving the 
cooker for any major maintenance. 

Work tops can go up the cooker, but the top does get hot, so we recommend a 5mm 
minimum gap if granite is used and a 20mm gap if wood or Formica top are used. 

If non combustible materials surround the cooker, e.g., brick, block, ‘pink’ plaster board 
(standard plasterboard is back with cardboard and rated as flammable) then no gap is 
require behind or at the sides. 

 

Appliance Details 

Overall Size:   Height (to hob) 

 

910mm 

 

 

Width (standard models)   1500mm 

 

 

Depth (to towel rail)  

720mm 

 

 

Flue 5” and 500mm from RHS of the cooker, centre line 120mm from the rear surface

 

 

Hotplates:   340mm diameter x 2 with centre 

 

3 Ovens:  

 

Height  

 

 

280mm 

 

 

 

Depth  

 

 

525mm 

 

 

 

Width  

 

 

355mm 

Single electric induction hog, on LHS 

USER INSTRUCTIONS 

To light the cooker. 

Plug in or switch on the main power.  

Press the start button on the control panel. 

Turn the temperature dial to the desired temperature. 

Ensure the clock is in the ‘call for’ mode. 

Summary of Contents for Range cooker

Page 1: ...Installation Instructions User Manual Wood Pellet burning cooker Please retain these instructions for future reference...

Page 2: ...immediately Technical data All built to EN13240 DEFRA approved Efficiency 82 CO concentration 13 Oxygen 0 1 Fuel Class A pellet 6 8mm diameter see burner manual for details Weight in kg 680 kg kW out...

Page 3: ...ound the cooker e g brick block pink plaster board standard plasterboard is back with cardboard and rated as flammable then no gap is require behind or at the sides Appliance Details Overall Size Heig...

Page 4: ...design of the hot plates is such that the left hand side will become the hottest making this suitable for deep fat frying shallow frying and boiling The surfaces of the hotplates are ground flat and i...

Page 5: ...Hairline cracks are OK but lumps of cement missing are a bad joint A proper proprietary joint should be used here as they are far superior to cement and rope seals Never block air vents internally an...

Page 6: ...We recommend tiling the floor first before installation Air supply All hydrocarbon burning appliances require an oxygen air supply If the chimney cooker is to be fitted on an external wall the air sup...

Page 7: ...ient draw We recommend you seek the advice of a HETAS or NACE registered supplier and installer before purchasing any cooker or heating appliance We recommend any chimney larger than 200mm is lined us...

Page 8: ...l easily it is nearly always obvious if one of these parts has been broken or has failed Baffles are made of stainless steel or vermicuboard compressed expanded volcanic rock a bit like chip board If...

Page 9: ...e ambient and then has a negative pressure or draw Signs of lack of draw When at all times quantities of smoke come out joints and from the oven vents when the oven door is open Solutions Check that t...

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Page 11: ...r is designed by Thornhill ECO Design Ltd a designer company from Canterbury UK that specializes in efficient clean green cookers and stoves ECO Range Cookers 60 Wincheap Canterbury Kent CT1 3RS www e...

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