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The room where the cooker is to be installed sho-
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uld be dry and well ventilated.
The position of the cooker should ensure free ac-
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cess to all controls. It is not recommended to place
the appliance on the base.
The appliance should be installed away from flam
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mable materials. The kitchen wall adjacent to the
cooker should be made of non-flammable mate
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rials.
Provide sufficient open space above the cooker to
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allow cooking vapours to dissipate. A ventilating
hood can be installed in order to absorb or dischar-
ge the vapours. The distance between the gas
hob and the hood should be at least 650mm (fig.
6.4.1).
The cooker should be installed in a set of cabinets
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not higher than 850mm. Do not fit kitchen cabinets
over the cooker.
The cooker is fitted with levelling feet which allow
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adjusting the level of the appliance. The feet are
accessible after removing the drawer (fig. 6.6.1) or
tilting the cooker (fig. 6.6.2). Rotate the feet one
way or other, as required.
This appliance should not be connected to fume
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exhaust pipes. It should be installed and connec-
ted in observance of valid regulations – in particu-
lar concerning ventilation.
The cooker is equipped with a G½” stub pipe.
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Using proper fittings connect the stub pipe to the
gas supply system.
The cooker may be connected to the natural gas
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supply system or LPG cylinder.
Before proceeding with the connecting activities,
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make sure that the gas tap is closed.
It is recommended to seal the connections with a
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Teflon tape.
7.1 Connecting to the natural gas supply system
The cooker may be connected to the gas supply
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system using a rigid pipe or a flexible metal hose
conforming to the requirements of national stan-
dards.
The maximum length of the flexible hose must not
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exceed 2.0 m. The hose must not come into con-
tact with any moving parts. Sufficient space must
be provided for the hose.
When connecting to a rigid pipe, care must be ta-
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ken to avoid exposing any part of the device or
point of gas installation to excessive mechanical
stress.
7.2 Connecting to an LPG cylinder
If you wish to use an LPG cylinder, do not install
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the cooker in the basement or in any other room
where the floor is below the ground level, as LPG
is heavier than air and accumulates at the floor le
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vel.
When connecting the appliance to an LPG cylinder,
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use a rubber hose conforming to the requirements
of national standards.
To connect the cooker with a rubber hose, use a
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steel pipe with the length not less than 0.5 m.
The length of the rubber hose should not exceed
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1.5 m. The hose must not be choked, twisted or
bent sharply and must be accessible along its en-
tire length.
The hose must not be laid near any sources of
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excessive heat (max. 50°C).
Broken hose must be immediately replaced. Any
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repairs to a leaky hose are strictly forbidden.
Every time you connect the cooker to the LPG cylin-
der, check the air tightness at the cylinder valve and
at the connection of the regulator to the cylinder, and
its operation.
WARNING!
1. Under no circumstances can the air tightness
be checked by means of a naked flame (e.g.
with a match or candle). Danger of explosion!
Use soapy water to check the air tightness.
2. The condition of the hose and the tightness of
the connection should be checked periodical-
ly in accordance with the applicable regula
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tions.
3. Rubbed hose must not come into contact with
any hot elements of the cooker.
7.3 Replacing the nozzles
If it is required to change the type of gas supplied
to the cooker, it is necessary to replace the nozzles
and fill in the “Gas Conversion” sticker supplied with
the appliance in a plastic seal containing the warran-
ty card and the instruction manual. Upon specifying
what type of gas the appliance was converted to, put
the sticker on the appliance.
Replacing the nozzles:
shut off the valve cutting off the cooker from the
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gas supply system or from the cylinder,
turn off all gas taps in the cooker,
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remove pan supports, lids and rings from burners
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on the gas hob,
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