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Installation and operation instructions 

HOBS

14

SETTING TO VARIOUS TYPES  

OF GASES

If the type of gas you are going to use differs 

from that your gas hob is set to, you will have 

to replace gas nozzles. For that, do the fol-

lowing:

•  Remove the support grids; take out fla-

me spreaders and gas burner caps. 

•  Unscrew “J” gas nozzles (Figure 8), using 

an Allen wrench, and replace them with 

appropriate ones (See Table “Diameters 

of gas nozzles, mm”). The value of the di-

ameter is marked in the upper part of the 

nozzle and indicated in mm. 

•  Carefully assemble all the components 

of the hob in reversed order.

Reminder: if gas pressure differs from 

that in the manufacturer’s plate you will 

have to install an appropriate pressure 

regulating device according to local stan-

dards of use of gas supply systems.

Adjustment of air flow to gas burners

Not required.

Fig. 8

Minimum flame adjustment

This adjustment is required upon replace-

ment of gas nozzles, or whenever necessary. 

The sequence of actions is as follows:
•  Ignite the gas burner; turn the control 

knob to the position “Min. flame”. 

•  Take off the control knob. 
•  Insert a small-sized screwdriver with a 

flat shrank into the valve core (see Figure 

10). In valves equipped with a safety de-

vice of “gas control”, the adjusting screw 

may be outside the valve core. 

•  Unscrew to increase the flame, and 

screw in to decrease it. The flame has 

been adjusted properly, if the flame is 

uniform over the whole circumference 

of the gas burner, and its height makes 

approximately 3–4 mm.

•  With liquefied gas used, the adjusting 

screw must be screwed in all the way. 

•  Make sure that the flame does not ex-

tinguish with rapid changes from “Max. 

flame” to “Min. flame” and vice versa. 

Summary of Contents for PGA 45 FIERO BL

Page 1: ...HOBS GAS HOB PGA 45 FIERO FIERO BL FIERO WH COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN BUILT IN OVENS AND HOBS EN User s Manual...

Page 2: ...res if any during use of your appliance Your new appliance is made of high quality materials and fully conforms to any standard of the European Economic Community The manufacturer reserves the right t...

Page 3: ...ing a gas burner for food preparation 10 Use of dishware support grids 10 INSTALLATION OF GAS HOB Installation areas 11 Attaching the hob to the tabletop 12 Connection to a gas supply system 13 Connec...

Page 4: ...ire some extra airing or a more effective ventilation system for instance you may have to open the windows or increase the kitchen hood ventilation rate It is not advisable to install the hob in a str...

Page 5: ...ance clean Food residues may cause fire Upon each use make sure that the position of any switch on the control console of hob and as may be required on that of the gas supply is OFF or CLOSED In the e...

Page 6: ...Make sure to carefully follow the instructions in the present manual STORAGE Keep the appliance in a dry place away from sources of high temperatures and sunlig ht During storage avoid rapid temperat...

Page 7: ...tem supply voltage 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Protection Rating 1 Net weight kg 10 2 TECHNICAL DATA Dimensions of the Hob and the Opening for Building in of the Hob Dimensions mm Height Width Depth length Vis...

Page 8: ...of this modification is presented in Figure 1 where the specific components are designated with position numbers as follows 1 Gas hob surface 2 WOK gas burner 3 Middle sized gas burner 4 Small gas bu...

Page 9: ...tions one can smoothly adjust continuous and stable supply of gas to gas burners of the hob In no cir cumstances select an operating positi on between Max flame and Flame OFF For a more convenient fla...

Page 10: ...bear in mind that it is not at all necessary to apply much force for cleaning If for some reason or other electric power is not supplied or is cut off you can ignite the gas burner the old fashioned w...

Page 11: ...1 presents recommended use of gas burners depending upon the dis hware sizes Use the dishware with covers this would significantly reduce the cooking time Upon boiling reduce the flame intensity so th...

Page 12: ...n by products During operation of gas fired appliances com bustion by products release which must be removed by means of ventilation or a kitchen hood See Figure 4 Figure 4 shows components as follows...

Page 13: ...ine separately Gas hob attachment to the tabletop Cut out a recess in your tabletop on the ba sis of dimensions shown in Figure 5 Wood fibres used for manufacture of table tops can quickly swell if ex...

Page 14: ...resentative of a state run gas service in your location An act shall be drawn up to confirm performance of the works on the company s letterhead and in two copies one for each party The appliance shal...

Page 15: ...designed for 220 240 V 50 60 Hz It must be connected to the mains subject to valid norms regulations and laws The plug and power cable shall conform to relevant standards and power consumed by the ap...

Page 16: ...to local stan dards of use of gas supply systems Adjustment of air flow to gas burners Not required Fig 8 Minimum flame adjustment This adjustment is required upon replace ment of gas nozzles or when...

Page 17: ...ng term contact with water or aggressive cleaning agents to contain sodium hydroxide or phosp horus Therefore its condition must be focus of much attention of yours To clean a surface made of stainles...

Page 18: ...mplete replacement of defective or faulty parts not just their repairs To provide for proper functioning of the gas hob you have to regularly lubricate valves to adjust gas supply to gas burners The v...

Page 19: ...rmoelement side The gas burner extinguishes with the control knob in the Min flame position clogged openings in the flame spreader the appliance is in a strong draught minimum supply has not been adju...

Page 20: ...g a product make sure the warrant certificate is duly filled in contains no corrections and bears the purchase date the stamp of a sales agency and signature of a sales assistant inclu ding a tear off...

Page 21: ...gligent storage and or negligent transpor tation have been proved damages failures of the equipment its mal function due to animals or insects remains of food being cooked inside the pro duct mechanic...

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