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GWS 307, GKS 324, GKS 644, GKS 954
Wok burner, Inner circuit
–
Loosen the screw fitting (10.5) (see page 23)
and unscrew the nozzle holder (10.4) (see
page 23).
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Exchange the inner ring nozzle (11.1).
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Screw the nozzle holder back in and connect
it to the feed line.
–
Adjust the sliding sleeve (10.3) (see page 23)
in accordance with the above table (Y).
Adjusting the lowest setting
The lowest setting of the wok burner must be adjusted with the ceramic
glass plate removed! The appliance may not be re-connected to the
mains due to the fact that the electric wiring will then be accessible. Igni-
te the burner with a match or a gas igniter.
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Re-connect the gas supply.
Wok burner
–
Put the wok burner rings and caps into place. Make sure that they are po-
sitioned correctly!
–
Turn the switch sideways, or remove the retaining ring and take off the MS
washer, the spring and the switch.
–
Unscrew the minimum flame nozzles
(12.2) and (12.1) screw the new mini-
mum flame nozzles fully in, as far as they
will go. The larger diameter nozzle must
be screwed into position (12.2).
–
Ignite the cooking zone burner and turn
the knob into position "Outer circuit -
Low flame", (page 18, item 3).
–
Make sure that the flames are not extin-
guished when the knob is turned from
the highest to the setting (page 18,
item 3). If this happens the minimum fla-
me nozzle (12.2) can be turned back slightly.
–
Then turn the knob into position "Inner circuit - Low flame" (page 18,
item 5).
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Make sure that the flames are not extinguished when the knob is turned
from the highest to the setting (page 18, item 5). If this happens the mini-
mum flame nozzle (12.1) can be turned back slightly.
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Remove the burner rings and cap of the wok burner again.
–
Turn the switch back to its original position, or re-install the switch, spring
and MS-washer and secure them with the retaining ring.
–
Perform a function test.
Standard, High-Speed and Economy Burners
–
Turn the switch sideways, or remove the retai-
ning ring and then take off the MS washer,
the spring and the switch.
–
Unscrew the minimum flame nozzle (13.1)
and screw in the new minimum flame nozzle
fully in, as far as it will go.
–
Turn the switch back to its original position, or
re-install the switch, spring and MS-washer
and secure them with the retaining ring.
–
Re-install the hob. To do so, proceed as des-
cribed in the chapter "Assembly" (pages 21 to
23).
–
Perform a function test.
Gas type,
Pressures
Outer burner X
Inner burner Y
Natural gas G20, 2H
20 mbar
6 mm
3/4 open (
)
Liquefied petroleum gas
G30/G31, 3+
Butane/propane 28-30/
37 mbar
14 mm
fully open (
)
11.1
10.4
Figure 11
12.2
12.1
Figure 12
13.1
Figure 13
