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ережелеріне сәйкес қосылуы және орнатылуы

тиіс. Әсіресе желдетуге қатысты шарттарды

ескеру керек.

• Газ плитасы қолданылған кезде ылғалдылық,

жылу және жану өнімдері орын-жайда пайда

болады. Ең алдымен, аспапты пайдалану кезін-

де асүйдің жақсы желдетілетініне көз жеткізіңіз

және табиғи желдетілетін саңылауларды ашық

ұстаңыз немесе механикалық желдету жаб-

дығын орнатыңыз.

• Аспапты ұзақ уақыт бойы қарқынды қолданған-

нан кейін қосымша желдетудің қажет болуы

мүмкін. Мысалы, терезені ашыңыз немесе егер

бар болса, механикалық желдеткішті жоғары

жылдамдыққа орнатыңыз.

• Осы аспапты қолданыстағы ережелерге сәйкес

жақсы желдетілетін жерлерде ғана пайдала-

ну керек. Осы аспапты орнатар немесе пайда-

ланар алдында пайдалану жөніндегі нұсқау-

лықпен танысыңыз.

• Аспапты орналастыру алдында жергілікті құ-

бырдың жағдайының (газдың түрі мен газдың

қысымы) аспаптың сипаттамаларына сәйкес

екендігіне көз жеткізіңіз.

• Механизм 15 секундтан артық жұмыс істей ал-

майды. Егер конфорка 15 секундтан кейін жан-

байтын болса, механизмді тоқтатыңыз және

конфорканы қайтадан тұтатпас бұрын кем де-

генде бір минут күтіңіз.

• Газ магистраліне қосылған кезде барлық жұмыс

түрлерін уәкілетті және құзыретті адамдардың

орындауы тиіс.

• Бұл аспап табиғи газбен (NG) жұмыс істеуге

арналған. Егер сізге басқа газ түрі бар аспап-

ты пайдалану керек болса, сізге қайта жөндеу

үшін уәкілетті сервиске хабарласу қажет.

• Дұрыс жұмыс істеуі үшін өндірушінің ұсыны-

старына сәйкес және қажет болған жағдайда

Summary of Contents for FCMW971291

Page 1: ...DUAL FUEL COOKER IO TGC 0198 06 2020 RU OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS EN KK FCMW971291 FCMM971291 FCMX982291 FCMY971292 FCMA971292...

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Page 4: ...ODUCTION OF THE APPLIANCE 62 ACCESORIES 63 INSTALLATION OF YOUR OVEN 66 INSTALLATION OF THE OVEN FEET 67 CHAIN LASHING ILLUSTRATION 67 CONTROL PANELS 68 USING OVEN SECTION 69 USING OVEN BURNERS 69 USI...

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Page 46: ...acturer the appliance was thoroughly checked with regard to safety and functionality Before using the appliance please carefully read these Operating Instructions By following these instructions caref...

Page 47: ...NING The appliance and its accessible parts are hot during operation Setting conditions of this device are specified on the label Or on the data plate The accessible parts may be hot when the grill is...

Page 48: ...nce Keep the ventilation channels open The appliance is not suitable for use with an ex ternal timer or a separate remote control system Do not heat closed cans and glass jars The pres sure may lead j...

Page 49: ...re indicated on your baking paper Do not place the baking paper on the base of the oven When the door is open do not place any heavy object on the door or allow children to sit on it You may cause the...

Page 50: ...e an electric shock Oven supply can be disconnected during any construction work at home After completing the work re connecting the oven shall be done by authorized service Do not place metal utensil...

Page 51: ...ges that shall be incurred due to using the product without grounding according to local regulations The circuit breaker switches of the oven shall be placed so that end user can reach them when the o...

Page 52: ...t be replaced by its manufacturer or authorized tech nical service or any other personnel qualified at the same level in order to avoid any dangerous situation Make sure the plug is inserted firmly in...

Page 53: ...nical ventilation if any This appliance must be used only in well ventilat ed locations in accordance with the regulations in force Please read the manual before installing or using this product Befor...

Page 54: ...s related to gas and the measures to be taken upon gas odour is detect ed WHAT TO DO WHEN GAS ODOUR IS DETECTED Do not use naked flame and do not smoke Do not operate any electrical switch For exam pl...

Page 55: ...d for thawing roasting frying and grilling food Operational life of the product you have purchased is 10 years This is the period for which the spare parts required for the operation of this product a...

Page 56: ...ards resulting from the presence of dangerous components and the inappropriate storage and processing of such goods HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY Using the electricity in a responsible manner not only saves...

Page 57: ...e the oven will be placed immediately contact a qualified electrician Manufacturer shall never be responsible from the damages that will arise because of the sockets connected to the appliance with no...

Page 58: ...o not move gas connected oven Since the forcing shall loosen the hose gas leakage may occur Please use flexible hose for gas connection For LPG connection For LPG cylinder connection affix met al clam...

Page 59: ...y kind of leakage then it will cause bubbling While inserting the appliance in place ensure that it is on the same level with the worktop If required adjust the legs inorder the make level with the wo...

Page 60: ...ob from the gas tap Use an appropriately sized screwdriver to adjust the flow rate adjust ment screw For LPG butane pro pane turn the screw clockwise For the natural gas you should turn the screw coun...

Page 61: ...ocket wrench In order to re place the burner apply the removal process re versely Figure 8 Figure 8 1 Removal of the lower burner The lower burner door has been fixed with two screws As shown in fig u...

Page 62: ...NCE 1 Oven control knobs 9 Lamp 2 Hob control knobs 10 Grill 3 Wire grill 11 Deep tray 4 Deep tray 12 Large burner 5 Door 13 Middle burner 6 Handle 14 Auxiliary burner 7 Lower cabinet door 15 Wok burn...

Page 63: ...zen foods on the desired rack Telescopic rail With the help of telescopic rails the trays and or wire racks can be easily placed and removed In tray wire grill Foods that can stick while cooking such...

Page 64: ...76 m h Power 2 90 kW 2 90 kW 2 90 kW Semi Rapid Burner Injector 0 97 mm 0 92 mm 1 10 mm Gas flow 0 162 m h 0 162 m h 0 162 m h Power 1 70 kW 1 70 kW 1 70 kW Auxiliary Burner Injector 0 72 mm 0 70 mm 0...

Page 65: ...65 mm Gas flow 124 g h 124 g h 124 g h Power 1 70 kW 1 70 kW 1 70 kW Auxiliary Burner Injector 0 50 mm 0 43 mm 0 50 mm Gas flow 69 g h 69 1 g h 69 1 g h Power 0 95 kW 0 95 kW 0 95 kW Grill Burner Inje...

Page 66: ...Do not have the product installed if it is damaged Damaged prod ucts cause a risk for your safety Right Place for Installation and Important Warnings Appliance feet should not stay on soft surfaces s...

Page 67: ...s figure 11 You can balance your oven by turning the screwed feet according to the surface type you are using If your oven has plastic food as in figure 12 you can adjust your ovens height from these...

Page 68: ...t heater WARNING The control panel above is only for illustration purposes Con sider the control panel on your device Mechanical timer Used for determining the period for cooking in the oven When adju...

Page 69: ...m of one minute before trying again Using Oven Heating Elements When your oven is operated first time an odor will be spread out which will be sourced from using the heating elements In order to get r...

Page 70: ...he cooker always press on the switch forward and bring it to flame symbol by turnin counterclockwise All of the lighters shall operate and the cooker you controlled shall light only Keep the switch pr...

Page 71: ...apid 175 W 220 W 300 W 850 W 1150 W 2000 W 220 mm 220 W 350 W 560 W 910 W 1460 W 2000 W Electric hotplates have standard of 6 temperature levels as describe herein above When using first time operate...

Page 72: ...nsisting of these heaters may not be available at all models Lower and upper heating elements and urbo heating and fan Fan Lower and upper heating elements Turbo heating and fan Lower heating element...

Page 73: ...tic 180 2 40 Pie Static 200 2 70 Pastry Static Fan 180 200 2 20 25 Cookie Static 175 2 20 Apple pie Static 180 190 1 150 Sponge cake Static 175 2 45 50 Pizza Static 190 2 25 Lasagne Static 180 200 2 5...

Page 74: ...ft cloth Clean the glass surfaces with special glass cleaning agents Do not clean your oven with steam cleaners Before opening the upper lid of the oven clean spilled liquid off the lid Also before cl...

Page 75: ...orm the abovementioned steps in reverse Cleaning And Maintenance Of The Oven s Front Door Glass Remove the profile by pressing the plastic latches on both left and right sides as shown in figure 21 an...

Page 76: ...ire racks reverse the procedure for removing wire rack Changing The Oven Lamp WARNING To avoid electric shock ensure that the appliance circuit is open before changing the lamp having circuit open mea...

Page 77: ...28 It is important for cooking to keep the cover open in specified distance when cooking in grill mode Safety panel will provide an ideal cooking circumstance while protecting control panel and butto...

Page 78: ...ket Re install the plug into wall socket Turns off during cooking Too long continuous oper ation Let the oven cool down after long cooking cycles More than one plugs in a wall socket Use only one plug...

Page 79: ...irst time Smoke comes out from the heaters This is not a fault After 2 3 cycles there will be no more smoke Food on heater Let the oven to cool down and clean food residues from the heater When operat...

Page 80: ...orm it during operation RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ENERGY SAVING Following details will help you use your product ecologically and econom ically Use dark coloured and enamel containers that conduct the heat...

Page 81: ...rations tamper with seals or other appliance safety devices or its parts or interfere with the appliance contrary to operating in structions In the event of appliance malfunction request assistance or...

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Page 119: ...119 FCMW971291 FCMM971291 FCMX982291 FCMY971292 FCMA971292 900 610 925 15 25 2000 1500 2500 3250 2200 x 1 1250 x 2 220 240 B AC 380 415 B AC 50 60 145 1000 180 1500 145 1500 180 2000...

Page 120: ...m 1500 W Hot plate rapid 145 mm 1500 W Hot plate rapid 180 mm 2000 W Only for mix product WARNING For the modification to be done by authorized service this table should be considered Manufacturer may...

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