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Summary of Contents for TORNADO EHV-M30FSU-S

Page 1: ...1 ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...product or on the packaging means that the product must not be considered as normal household refuse but must be taken to the appropriate collection point for the recycling of electric and electronic equipment The appropriate disposal of this product helps avoid potential negative consequences on the environment and for health which could be caused by inappropriate disposal of the product For more...

Page 3: ...than 8 years of age must be kept well away from the appliance WARNING This appliance may be used by children from 8 years of age onwards and by persons with reduced physical sensorial or mental capabilities or who lack experience and knowledge so long as they are properly supervised or have been trained on how to use the appliance safely and are aware of the risks involved Children must not play w...

Page 4: ...tself This appliance has been designed for non professional use by private individuals in their homes and its purpose is to cook and heat food Do not use it for other purposes The appliance must be installed by a skilled and qualified installer who is familiar with the installation rules in force Before it is cleaned or serviced the appliance must be disconnected from the electric power source and...

Page 5: ...ng zones and never switch on the cooking zones without pans on them Make sure that you do not place unstable or deformed saucepans on the heating surfaces They could overturn or overflow and cause accidents Do not switch on the cooking zones without saucepans on them Always call an authorized Technical Assistance Center and insist on original spare parts if repairs are required Repairs made by inc...

Page 6: ...ersions with lighting 5 safety valve for models equipped with a safety valve 6 knob for burner ignition and adjustment ON switch on the knob for the versions so equipped 7 electric hot plate control knob 8 separate ON switch for the versions so equipped 9 electric hot plate where there is one 10 electric hot plate operation pilot lamp 1 0 iI ...

Page 7: ... only press this key and at the same time press and rotate the knob proportional to the desi red burner until it reaches the position of maximum output For versions without electric lighting or if there is a power cut perform the operations described using a match or lighter to light the gas in such an event pay the utmost attention not to burn yourself For models with safety valve keep the knob p...

Page 8: ...id starts to boil turn the flame down to a level sufficient to maintain boiling During cooking when using fats and oils be very careful because if they overheat they could catch fire Take care that the containers don t escape from the edges of the plan and don t invade the control panel Container table use flat bottomed saucepans Burners heights cover mm mm mm Auxiliary 80 140 Medium quick 140 200...

Page 9: ...cket The grounded socket should be near the device No extension cables should ever be used The supply cable should not touch the hot surface of the device In case of any damage to the supply cable call the Authorized Service The cable should be replaced by the Authorized Service In case of an incorrect electrical connection the device may be damaged This type of damage is not covered by the warran...

Page 10: ... system is regularly grounded according to the regulations in force the socket or the omnipolar switch can easily be rea ched after the installation after carrying out the connection to the mains check that the supplying cable does not come into contact with parts subject to heating never use reductions shunts adaptors which can cause overheating or burning When the appliance is to be installed ab...

Page 11: ...tric heater may emit odors and smoke during the first 30 minutes It is normal WARNING Electric burners should never be used for heating Should always have a load on them while working WARNING Depending on the usage duration it is normal for a yellow tint to appear around electrical burner in the stainless steel burner plate bottoms Advice on use of the hot plates So that the electric hot plates la...

Page 12: ...ble Description electric cooker Model 1 Electric 2 Electric 4 Electric Voltage Frequency 220 240 V 50 60 Hz 220 240 V 50 60 Hz 380 415V 2N 50 60 HZ Fuse to Use 10 A 16 A 32 A 16 A Cable Type Section H05RR FG Cable Length 1 5 m Class 1 IPX0 Hotplates 1500 W 2000 W 1000 W 1500 W Technicial Specifications ...

Page 13: ...e replaced by a competent electrician Otherwise there is a danger of electric shock short circuit or fire Warning Mains supply information should be the same as the information on the type label of the unit The type label is on the rear housing of the device Warning Before performing any operation on the electrical installation disconnect the product from the electricity There is a danger of elect...

Page 14: ...le on the market or a little hot vinegar Clean the glass hob with hot water avoiding the use of rough cloths Do not use stainless steel pads or acids for cleaning To prevent lighting difficulties carefully clean the lighting spark plugs regularly ceramic and electrode To clean the electric hot plates use damp wiping cloths and grease slightly with a little oil when the hot plate is still lukewarm ...

Page 15: ...ance is installed as long as these rooms have direct ventilation there is no fire risk in these rooms and they are not bedrooms The flow of air between adjacent room and the room where it is installed must be free through permanent openings which may be obtained by making the gap between door and floor larger In the room where it is installed there must be a system for leading the com bustion fume...

Page 16: ...urned depending on installation needs The rigid or flexible metal supply pipe l max 2mt is connected to the part oppo site the elbow union Remember to putthe gaskets supplied at the two ends of the elbow union When these parts are disassembled and reassembled always replace the gaskets with new ones Once the appliance is installed check that the gas pipe is not pinched or damaged by mobile parts I...

Page 17: ...th a 7 mm socket spanner unscrew and remove the injectors replace the injectors with those supplied corresponding to the gas available see burner and injector characte ristics Table replace the various parts proceeding in reverse Remember to replace the old rating plate with the new one supplied Whenever the gas pressure used is different or variable from that used install a pressure regulator whi...

Page 18: ...r by the side of the tap shaft until a small regular flame is obtained put the knob back on and turn it quickly from the maximum posi tion to the minimum position checking that the flame does not go out for burners with safety valve make sure that the regulation obtained is sufficient to maintain heating of the thermocouple If it is not increase the minimum Regulation of minimum for LPG To regulat...

Page 19: ... Output g h G30 G31 Injector 1 100mm Output l h G 20 Injector 1 100mm Rated Reduced Triple ring 64 3 1 1 45 218 90 278 130 Quick 44 2 80 0 80 207 85 264 115 Medium quick 34 1 70 0 60 120 65 166 97 Auxiliary 29 0 95 0 40 65 50 91 72 Rated supply pressure mbar 1 mbar 10 197mm H2O G30 28 30 G31 37 G20 20 With dry gas and with greater calorific power Hs ...

Page 20: ...0 60 590 520 40 40 70 680 520 40 40 90 9132 9710 9711 9143 model 9720 model 120 860 865 850 890 860 880 1180 520 520 510 525 410 510 410 40 51 78 51 40 51 78 51 Avoid installing the appliance near inflammable materials e g curtains cloths etc The dimensions of the openings for building in are given in the figure which also gives the minimum distances to be respected between the hole for buil ding ...

Page 21: ... unit with the fastening brackets The traction of the screws will be enough to cut the sea ling gasket so that the excess can easily be removed Warnings If there is a hanging unit over the cooking hob it must be at least 600 mm away from it In order to avoid excessive overheating even if there is no oven below it is necessary to provide a separa ting space having at least the size of the embedment...

Page 22: ...hesive seal strip under the stove plate along all edges Place the stove plate properly on the cut out Fix the stove to the counter by adjusting the mounting clip position Stove Plate Mounting sponge Mounting stand Mounting bracket Mounting screw ...

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Page 24: ...9143 model Glass Inox 9720 model Glass Inox 120 cm Glass Inox ...

Page 25: ...es are clogged There might be an air stream near the stove Its minimum adjustment might be incorrect The pots are seating unevenly The pot carrier may not be properly seated Is the pot floor smooth The grills might be misplaced Grill gaskets might be missing If all lighters are operating by pushing a single control button It is normal Our lighter system is centralized and all lighters operate simu...

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Page 31: ...CAT II2H3B P 1 100 G30 G31 1 100 G20 1 100 64 3 1 1 45 218 90 278 130 44 2 80 0 80 207 85 264 115 34 1 70 0 60 120 65 166 97 29 0 95 0 40 50 91 72 1 10 197 H2O G30 28 30 G31 37 G20 20 ...

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