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TELESCOPIC RAILS 

ТЕЛЕСКОПИЧЕСКИХ НАПРАВЛЯЮЩИХ 

 

 

 

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 

УХОД ЗА ПЛИТОЙ 

Before attempting any cleaning or maintenance set all gas control knobs and 
temperature selectors to “OFF” position and let the cooker cool down completely. 

При любой манипуляции с плитой, помимо повседневного применения, закройте 
кран подачи газа, расположенный на газопроводе, и отключите плиту от 
электросети. 

CLEANING THE CABINET 

 Clean the exterior with a damp sponge and some detergent. 

 Fat stains can be removed with warm water and special detergent for enamel.  

 Never clean enameled surfaces with abrasive agents as they may permanently 

damage the surface of the appliance. 

ОЧИСТКА ВНЕШНЕЙ ПОВЕРХНОСТИ 

 

Поверхность плиты очищайте при помощи мокрой тряпки или губки с 
поверхностно-активным моющим средством. Затем вытрите насухо. 

 Жирные пятна устраните тёплой водой со специальным чистящим средством 

для эмали.  

 

Никогда не пользуйтесь абразивными средствами, которые разрушают 
поверхность эмали и других применённых материалов. 

 

HOB GRID 

 Remove the cooking grid from the hob and wash it separately or place it into the 

dishwasher. After washing replace it to fit the appropriate groves in the hob. 

 Remove burner parts (cover, distributor) from the hob and soak them in warm water 

with added detergent for 10 minutes. 

 After washing dry the burner parts carefully and check whether all burner notches 

are clean, then return them back to their position. 

ОЧИСТКА ВАРОЧНОГО СТОЛА 

 Снимите решётку с варочного стола и вымойте с поверхностно-активным 

моющим средством.  

 Крышки и рассекатели пламени горелок снимите и положите на 10 минут в 

тёплую воду с моющим средством.  

 Затем вымойте их, проверьте чистоту прорезей в рассекателе пламени, 

тщательно всё осушите и установите. 

Summary of Contents for G 51106 A

Page 1: ...BY RU GB GAS COOKER...

Page 2: ...o do so would render the warranty void Do not store any flammable objects in the bottom drawer of the appliance The appliance must not be used for any other purposes other than for the preparation of...

Page 3: ...e shorter than its safety distance the shortest distance of an appliance from combustible items is 750 mm in the direction of main radiation and 100 mm in other directions Do not use cookware with dam...

Page 4: ...g the appliance for the first time remove protective and packing material from the cooker Various parts and components of the range and package are recyclable Handle them in compliance with the standi...

Page 5: ...it anti clockwise to the MAXIMUM POWER position Light the gas using a match or any gas ignition device LIGHTING THE BURNERS WITH HIGH VOLTAGE IGNITION KNOB Press the appropriate burner control knob s...

Page 6: ...ith different size burners For optimum economical consumption of gas use the recommended cookware bottom diameters small burner from 120 to 160 mm medium burner from 160 to 220 mm large burner from 22...

Page 7: ...tion OVEN OPERATION A TEMPERATURE SELECTOR The gas supply to the oven burner is controlled by a temperature selector with a thermoelectric flame sensor The power input of the oven burner as well as th...

Page 8: ...htly towards the panel to a limit position Now use another hand and press the gas ignition knob on the control panel and keep it pressed until it ignites the flame After firing the burner hold the kno...

Page 9: ...imes are merely referential and it is necessary to test them individually If possible avoid opening the oven door during the baking process if possible The temperature regime within the oven might be...

Page 10: ...RTANT If the burner is not on after 10 seconds open the oven door and wait for 5 minutes before the next try 10 5 GRILLING MEAT Before grilling install the control panel protection sheet by inserting...

Page 11: ...fork then the meat followed by the far fork in such manner to keep the food in balance for easy rotation Place the spaded roast into the spit support front roller into the guide and the back end into...

Page 12: ...for enamel Never clean enameled surfaces with abrasive agents as they may permanently damage the surface of the appliance HOB GRID Remove the cooking grid from the hob and wash it separately or place...

Page 13: ...e they will scratch enameled surface Wash the oven utensils with a sponge and detergent or put them in the dishwasher grid pan etc You can also use special detergents to remove rough stains or burns B...

Page 14: ...This packaging material is valuable and can be recycled if such facilities are available in your locality DISPOSAL OF PACKAGING Deliver the disposed packaging material to your local collecting point...

Page 15: ...en burner prime air saving power input thermoelectric sensors Explain to the customer all functions of the appliance and particulars regarding its servicing and maintenance LOCATION The appliance is d...

Page 16: ...gas supply pipe must be fitted with the accessible gas shut off cock located before the coupling with the cooker WARNING In handling the gas line e g connection to the gas distribution system or flexi...

Page 17: ...UM OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT Before starting any adjustments disconnect the appliance from the mains power supply Adjustments must be carried out with the tap at the SAVING position The minimum gas output is...

Page 18: ...unscrew screw G by a or turn for natural gas Oven temperature selector Disconnect the cooker from the mains power supply Lif the oven temperature selector knob For propane butane fully tighten screw...

Page 19: ...ty of primary air is increase by tightening it is reduced CONVERSION TO ANOTHER TYPE OF GAS Conversion of cooker to another type of gas can be performed only by qualified technician Adhere to the foll...

Page 20: ...means of 4 leveling screws supplied with the appliance 4 PROCEDURE Remove the range receptacle Tilt the cooker on one side Screw plastic screws into the bottom crossbar front and rear openings on one...

Page 21: ...t on the functioning of the appliance Accessories GIN 52160 I GN 51103 A1 GN 51103 A2 GIN 52206 A G 51106 A GI 52125 A GIN 52198 A Wire self Backing try Grill pan Grill accessories Vzpour catch Child...

Page 22: ...rner Small Medium C Rapid Oven Grill Natural gas G 20 1 3 Nozzle diameter i 0 83 1 12 1 37 1 45 1 40 Adjustment X X 8 7 Natural gas G 20 2 0 Nozzle diameter i 0 77 1 01 1 22 1 30 1 25 Adjustment X X 3...

Page 23: ...1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 Right rear kW 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 Right front kW 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 Oven a Oven burner kW a 3 30 3 30 3 30 3 30 3 30 3 30 3 30 Grill burner...

Page 24: ...power input gas kW 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 Total power input electric W a 31 27 27 27 27 27 31 Gas type Natural gas G 20 1 3 Gas connection standard ISO 228 1 G Class Category II 2H3B P SA...

Page 25: ...PS GIN 52160 I GN 51103 A1 GN 51103 A2 GIN 52206 A G 51106 A GI 52125 GIN 52198 GB RU BY 2011 04 14 SAP 311757...

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