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559100

1. Cast iron cooking grating.
2. Centering – setting pin of the grating.

 The cast iron cooking grating is heated up during 

appliance operation and remains hot during some 
time even after extinction of the gas burners. 
Therefore be always careful (also at manipulation 
with the control knobs), for to prevent burning!

 

The cooking grating at the burner can be loaded with 
an utensil of total weight of 15 kg.

 

Put the utensils on the cooking grating without 
impact!

The location of grating

•  Never use cooking zones without dishes, or for heating the 

ambience!

•  Keep the cooktop clean, since dirt and stains have adversary 

effect on the functionality of burners.

•  If you like your food to be crisp, fi rst set the burner to the 

maximum and continue cooking at minimum power.

•  Always provide adequate quantity of water when cooking in 

the pressure cooker. Lack of water may cause damage to the 
dish and to the cooker.

•  Be very precise when placing the burner crown cap upon the 

crown. Always keep the crown nozzles clean and free.

•  In certain models hob burners are thermally protected. If the 

fl ame is accidentally extinguished (spilled boiling, draft of wind, 
etc.) gas inlet is automatically shut, and gas can not escape 
into the room.

•  In case of thermally non-protected burners, gas uncontrollably 

escapes into the room without warning!

a)  Large and auxiliary burner
 

1.

  Burner crown cap

 

2.

  Burner crown with burner cap support

 

3.

  Thermal probe (thermally protected burners only, only   

 

certain models)

 

4.

  Ignition plug

 

5.

  Nozzle

 

6.

  Bowl of the burner

Safety cautions in regard 
to the cooking zones

a) 

6

Gas burner control

Summary of Contents for 4106...

Page 1: ...Integrated gas hob 4106 4107 Instructions for use mounting and connection EN...

Page 2: ...re only valid if the country symbol is indicated on the appliance If there is NO country symbol in the appliance technical instructions should be observed for adapting the appliance to comply with the...

Page 3: ...olled by external timers or special control systems To avoid any possible hazard the appliance may be installed by quali ed personnel only CAUTION The use of a gas cooking appliance results in the pro...

Page 4: ...ste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent...

Page 5: ...Rear burner control button 6 Control button of the double burner 7 Cast iron cooking grating Twin burner model Gas faucet closed High power Low power Single Double burner WOK Gas faucet closed High p...

Page 6: ...set the burner to the maximum and continue cooking at minimum power Always provide adequate quantity of water when cooking in the pressure cooker Lack of water may cause damage to the dish and to the...

Page 7: ...e marked with small ame and large ame symbols see section Description of the appliance Turn the knob to the left over the large ame position for the interior burner section to the small ame of the int...

Page 8: ...son shut the burner off and wait for at least one minute before next attempt To shut the burner off turn the button to the right to the OFF position Selection of the adequate dish size ensures optimiz...

Page 9: ...m Clean plastic and coated surfaces with liquid non abrasive cleaning agents using soft cloth Gas grid cooking area and burner components should be cleaned with warm water and mild detergent for manua...

Page 10: ...mestone removers Fig 3 Major stains are removed with special ceramic glass cleansers Follow strictly the manufacturer s instructions Be careful to remove any remains of cleansing agent from the hob su...

Page 11: ...ition device and the burner Open and clean carefully the opening between the ignition device and the burner Burner crown caps look ugly Usual staining Clean the crown cap with metal cleaning agents Re...

Page 12: ...than 650 mm Minimum distance between the appliance edge and adjacent high element is 150 mm The use of hard wood decorative borders around the worktop behind the appliance is allowed in case the mini...

Page 13: ...on the fastening elements 4 with help of fastening screws 4 on the right and left side of the hot plate Connect the cooking hob to the mains power supply and to the gas supply see instructions for th...

Page 14: ...en cabinet of equal height as the appliance is allowed Upon the completion of installation live wires and isolated cables must be adequately protected against accidental touching ATTENTION Before atte...

Page 15: ...ables model H05 RR F 3x1 5 with yellow green earthing cable PVC insulated connection cables model H05 VV F 3x1 5 with yellow green earthing cable or any other suitable cables SINGLE PHASE CONNECTION 1...

Page 16: ...side Appliance is supplied with the liquid gas connection and non metal gasket During connection hold the elbow R 1 2 to prevent it from turning Use metal or non metal gaskets for connection packing...

Page 17: ...es for the new type of gas see table In case of conversion to the liquid gas propane butane the minimum heat input setting screw shall be tightened all the way In case of conversion to natural gas uns...

Page 18: ...et depending on the model Twin burner model Minimum heat input setting screw for twin burner model One double burner wok Minimum heat input setting screw for one double burner model Gas faucet thread...

Page 19: ...umption l h 76 2 400 2 34 3 181 0 Nozzle mark 1 100mm 70H1 147H3 Nozzle code 438921 438922 Liquid gas 3 3B P Ws 72 9 87 3 MJ m3 G 30 p 30 mbar Nominal heat input kW 0 8 4 2 0 36 1 9 Consumption g h 58...

Page 20: ...0 8 4 2 0 36 1 9 Consumption g h 57 2 300 2 25 7 135 8 Nozzle mark 1 100mm 44 95 27 66 Nozzle code 438974 438975 Setting screws are intended for liquid gas For natural municipal gas supply new setting...

Page 21: ...05 6 Gas type is indicated on the rating plate G 20 20mbar G 20 20mbar Gas connection right EN 10226 R1 2 EN 10226 R1 2 Category GB II2H3B P II2H3B P Class 3 3 The built in height of the appliance is...

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