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As appliances must discharge combustion products through ventilation hoods directly connected to the chimney 
flue or to the outside (fig. 53). 
If a hood cannot be installed, an electro-ventilator must be used which is applied to an external wall or to the 
window in the room. 
The electro-ventilator must have a capacity which ensures that the air in the kitchen is exchanged at least 3 to 5 
times its volume (UNI-CIG 7129). 

 

Components illustrated in fig. 53 

 

A

: Opening for air entry 

C

: hood for evacuating combustion products 

E

: Electro-ventilator for evacuating combustion products. 

 

Connection to the gas plant 

 

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Before installation, make sure that the local distribution conditions (gas nature and pressure) and 
the hob adjustments are compatible.  To do this, check the data on the product plate on the hob and 
on this booklet.

 

 

 
Gas connection must be carried out in conformity with norms UNI-CIG 7129 e 7131. The hob must be 
connected to the gas plant using rigid metallic pipes or continuous wall flexible stainless steel pipes which 
conform to norm UNI-CIG 9891 with a maximum extension of 2 m. 
Make sure that when using flexible pipes, these do not come into contact with moving or flattened parts. 

Carry out the connection so that the appliance is not subjected to stress in any way.

 

The incoming gas connection pipe is threaded G½”. 
No sealing is necessary for ISO R7 connections. 
The supplied head washer is to be interposed with ISO R228 connections. 

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After connection, check that the connections hold using a soapy solution.

 

 

Connection to the mains 

 
The apparatus must be connected to the mains checking that the voltage matches the value shown on the 
characteristics plate and that the plant cable section can sustain the load also indicated on the plate. 
Should the appliance be directly connected to the mains, an omni-polar switch, with a minimum opening of 3mm 
between contacts, of the right size for the load and responding to the pertinent norms has to be interposed 
between the appliance and the mains.  

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Do not use reducers, adapters or deviators for mains connection as they could overheat and burn.

 

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Earthing the appliance is obligatory.  The manufacturer will not be responsible for the non-
observance of this norm.

 

 
If the power supply cable is to be substituted, use a cable with the same characteristics as that supplied, 
adapted to load and temperature 

(type T90°C

) it must be requested from assistance. It is also necessary that 

the end on the appliance side has a Yellow-Green earth wire 20mm longer than the others. 
Consult the table below for the power supply cable dimensions  

 

 
 
 
 
 

ADAPTATION TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF GAS 

 
Should the hob need to be adapted to a gas different to the one it was intended for, the injectors have to be 
replaced. 
It there are no spare injectors supplied they can be obtained from Assistance. 
The injectors are to be chosen according to the injector table. 
Injectors can be identified by diameter expressed in hundredths of mm printed on the injector itself. 
 

Hob type 

Dimensions 

Only with gas burners 

3X0,50 mm

With one 1000W electric plate  

3 X 0,75 mm

With  one 1500W electric plate and two electric plates 

3 X 1,5 mm

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Summary of Contents for P6140FV

Page 1: ...I I IN N NS S ST T TR R RU U UC C CT T TI I IO O ON N N B B BO O OO O OK K KL L LE E ET T T BUILT IN HOB ...

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Page 3: ...ct is connected to an efficient earthing system i It is risky to modify or try to modify the appliance In the case of faults do not attempt reparation but ask for assistance from a qualified technician i Having used the hob make sure that the knob indicator is on the off position and turn off the main gas distribution valve or the cylinder valve i If you decide not to use this appliance it must re...

Page 4: ...ing paragraph and the figures at the back of the booklet Fig1 to 38 Example Marchio T y p e P MODELS 30cm hob with front commands Mod P3 F E Fig 1 1 Triple crown burner TC Mod P3 F F Fig 2 1 Auxiliary burner A 2 Rapid burner R Mod P3 F G Fig 3 1 Fish Kettle burner P Mod P3 F H Fig 4 1 Electric plate ø 145 2 Electric plate ø 180 Mod P3 F M Fig 5 1 Hotplate ø 145 2 Hotplate ø 180 Mod P3 F J Fig 6 1 ...

Page 5: ...iliary burner A 2 Semi rapid back burner SR 3 Rapid burner R 4 Semi rapid front burner SR 5 DUAL burner DUAL Mod P8 F U Fig 22 1 Triple crown burner TC 2 Semi rapid burner SR 3 DUAL burner DUAL 4 Auxiliary burner A 90cm hob with front commands Mod P9 F16 Fig 23 1 Auxiliary burner A 2 Rapid burner R 3 Semi rapid back burner SR 4 Semi rapid front burner SR 5 Triple crown burner TC Mod P9 F N fig 24 ...

Page 6: ...ft back burner SR 4 Semi rapid right front burner SR 5 Rapid burner R Mod P9 L27 Fig 38 1 Auxiliary burner A 2 Electric plate ø 180 3 Semi rapid left back burner SR 4 Semi rapid right front burner SR 5 Rapid burner R USING THE HOB Gas burners The flow of gas to the burners is regulated by the knobs shown in fig 41 which command the valves Depending on the chosen version the symbols can be printed ...

Page 7: ...ase the knob and adjust he flame by turning the knob until it reaches the desired intensity Warning The ignition device cannot be activated for more than 15 seconds If it still has not lit after this time or it turned off accidentally wait for 1 minute before repeating the operation For models with ignition button turn the gas valve knob to maximum flow and then press the ignition button and hold ...

Page 8: ...not to use it without vessels If the plate is used with nothing on it it can cause fires especially if used like this for some time Do not pour liquids on the plates when they are hot Only use flat based pans with a diameter that covers the whole surface of the plate Knob position Type of Cooking 0 0 Off 1 2 1 2 For melting butter or chocolate 2 2 3 4 For keeping food hot and heating small amounts...

Page 9: ...ching on identify which knob controls the desired cooking area We recommend placing the vessel on the cooking zone before switching on and to remove it after turning off Use vessels with even flat bases mind cast iron vessels Uneven bases can scratch the surface of the glass ceramic Make sure that the base is clean and dry Do not use the hob if the surface is broken or damaged Remember that the co...

Page 10: ...itate extraction We recommend the use of an oven equipped with forced internal cooling Fixing the hob The hob is to be fixed to the furniture as follows Place the sealing gasket supplied along the outside edge of the hole drilled in the fittings following the scheme indicated in fig 50 so that the ends of the strips are perfectly joined without overlapping Position the hob into the hole in the fit...

Page 11: ... the connections hold using a soapy solution Connection to the mains The apparatus must be connected to the mains checking that the voltage matches the value shown on the characteristics plate and that the plant cable section can sustain the load also indicated on the plate Should the appliance be directly connected to the mains an omni polar switch with a minimum opening of 3mm between contacts o...

Page 12: ...ess steel plane should be cleaned with a damp cloth and specific products that are found in shops After rinsing dry with a chamois leather if possible Gas rings The hob s enamel gas rings were designed to be washed also in dishwashers Stainless steel rings can turn blueish in the burner area because of the heat Common sponges for steel can be used to decrease this effect Burners The burners are ma...

Page 13: ...o gas 28 30 37 mbar Bruciatori burners bruleurs quemodores bocas de gás branders Portata power inputs débit gas capacidad vazão debiet Max kW Portata power inputs débit gas capacidad vazão debiet Min kW Ø Iniettore injectors injecteur i nyector injector sproeier A 1 00 0 30 0 50 SR 1 75 0 44 0 65 R 3 00 0 75 0 85 TC 3 30 1 50 0 91 TC 3 80 1 50 0 98 P F 2 90 1 50 0 85 In out TC 4 5 4 30 0 30 0 46 0...

Page 14: ... 97 R 3 00 0 75 1 15 TC 3 30 1 50 1 24 TC 3 80 1 50 1 35 P F 2 90 1 50 1 20 In out TC 4 5 4 30 0 30 0 66 1 00 Tipo di gas gas type type de gaz tipo de gas tipo de gás gaz type G30 G31 Pressione del gas gas pressure pression gaz presion gas pressão gas 28 30 37 mbar Bruciatori burners bruleurs quemodores bocas de gás branders Portata power inputs débit gas capacidad vazão debiet Max kW Portata powe...

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