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INSTALLATION AND SWITCHING ON
INSTALLATION AND SWITCHING ON
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Slowly retighten the by-pass, watching the fl ame decrease through the
window in the closed oven door, until the size of the fl ame is reduced to
approximately 4 mm. It is not recommended to keep the fl ame too low. It
must be stable even when the oven door is opened or closed quickly.
• Switch
off the burner and replace the oven base.
Figure 16
CONNECTING TO THE MAINS
Before connecting to the mains, make sure that:
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the mains voltage is as indicated on the nameplate;
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the earth connection is in good working order.
If the cooker is equipped with a power lead without a plug, a standard plug can be
used to connect it. While connecting, please take into account the following:
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the green–yellow wire must be used to earth;
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the blue wire is for the neutral;
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the brown wire is live;
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the lead must never touch the cooker walls, which heat up to over 75°C;
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if you need to replace a lead. use types HO5RR-F or HO5V2V2-F of a suitable
size (see the CONNECTING TO THE ELECTRICAL MAINS DIAGRAM);
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if the appliance is supplied without a lead, for connecting use leads of
HO5RR-F or HO5V2V2-F types of suitable size.
All cookers with ceramic glass burner plates or with four electric heating areas are
supplied without a power cable.
ATTENTION!
The manufacturer does not accept liability for any damage caused during
cooker connection by breaching the described above rules as well as the
current safety regulations. Always ensure that the cooker’s earth wire
is earthed properly (see the CONNECTING TO THE ELECTRICAL MAINS
DIAGRAM).
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IGNITION
All cookers are equipped with an automatic electric ignition system. The correct
distances between an electrode and a burner are shown in fi gures 17 and 18.
If no spark is generated, do not persist, as it can damage the generator.
Possible causes of ignition system malfunctions are as follows:
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the spark plug is damp, dirty or broken;
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the gap between the electrodes and the burners is not correct;
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the spark plug wire is broken or missing its sheathing;
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the spark discharges to earth (in other parts of the cooker);
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a generator or a micro switch is damaged;
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built-up air in the pipes (particularly after a long period when the cooker
was not in use);
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an incorrect gas–air mixture (poor fuel setting).
GAS CONTROL SAFETY DEVICE
The advantage of burners equipped with such a device is that in case of the
spontaneous extinguishing of a fl ame, a defence system comes into force: gas supply
to the extinguished burner stops and it prevents the danger of a gas leak. After the
spontaneous extinguishing of a fl ame, the safety device switches on automatically in
under 90 seconds for hob burners, and under one minute for oven and grill burners.
The correct gap between the thermocouple sensor and the burner is shown in fi gures
13 and 14.
To check that the gas control safety valve is working properly, proceed as follows:
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ignite the burner and leave it working for approximately three minutes;
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switch
off the burner and turn the knob to the “off ” position, indicated by
the symbol;
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in 90 seconds for hob burners, and in one minute for oven and grill burners,
turn the knob to the “on” position;
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leave the knob in this position and place a burning match to the burner. The
burner should not ignite!
The time needed to excite the magnet during ignition is approximately 10 seconds.
The gas control valve switches on automatically after the fl ame is extinguished in
under 90 seconds for hob burners, and under one minute for oven and grill burners.
• WARNING
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Before undertaking any cleaning or maintenance procedure, switch off the
cooker and turn off the gas supply tap.
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When connecting a cooker to the gas supply, never check the gas circuit
for leaks with a fl ame. If you do not have specialist equipment to control
air-tightness, you can use foam or concentrated soapy water.
USING THE COOKER
GAS BURNERS
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SWITCHING ON THE GAS HOB BURNERS
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Press the regulating knob down and turn it anti-clockwise until it reaches
the notch opposite the sign
, on the front panel of the cooker (the
maximum fl ame position).
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To ignite a burner automatically, press the button down all the way and
hold it in this position for approximately 10 seconds.
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Release the knob and make sure that the burner has started to burn.
Otherwise, repeat from the start.
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USING THE HOB GAS BURNERS
Use saucepans of a diameter suitable for the burner type. The fl ame must not project
beyond the base of the pan.
Recommendations:
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for the auxiliary burner use pans of at least 8 cm in diameter, using the
adjusting grid supplied with the cooker;
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for normal burners, use pans 14 cm in diameter;
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for a rapid or a triple-fl ame burner, use a pan no less than 22 cm in diameter.
A triple burner (a burner with three rows of fl ames) can be used for cooking in woks.
NOTE: Never leave a knob at settings between the maximum fl ame sign
and the “shut” position .
WARNING
!
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Never leave a hotplate switched on without any pans on it. If you are using
the hotplate for the fi rst time, it is recommended to leave it on for 10 minutes
or so, so as to dry out any moisture and oil residues on its surface.
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Если зона нагрева не используется в течение длительного времени, ре-
комендуется слегка смазать ее поверхность жировой смазкой.
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When cleaning the heating surface, use abrasive materials.
USING THE SPIT
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SPIT-ROAST COOKING UNDER THE GRILL
1.
Put a piece of meat on a spit, securing it in the center with special forks.
2.
Insert a spit into the tip located in the hub of the support frame.
3.
Remove the protective handle from the spit.
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