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Installation and operation

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Instructions for use - Gas hobs

3  Installation and operation

3.1  Installation and operation safety

WARNING
Fatal injury caused by explosive gas

 

y

Gas connections must all be installed by a professional gas fitter.

 

y

Only operate gas hobs in a well-ventilated, sufficiently large room (at least 20 m³) or install a 
mechanical ventilation device, e.g. a cooker hood. Take account of ventilation when making 
constructional changes to buildings.

 

Fatal injury caused by fire

 

y

Never install gas hobs near flammable items, e.g. decorations. 

 

y

Use heat-resistant wall connection strips which do not rest more than 30 mm on the worktop.

 

y

For combustible installation walls:

 

Minimum clearance at the back: 50 mm (wall made of heat-resistant material, no sockets, 
no wood, no plastic materials, etc.)

 

Minimum clearance on the left and right: 50 mm

 

Minimum clearance to cooker hoods or wall units installed above the hobs: 650 mm

 

Fatal injury caused by electricity

 

y

Cables may not come into contact with hot parts.

 

y

Do not bend cables or install them direct on sharp edges.

 

y

Check electrical connections, see Section 6 “Technical data”.

 

Serious burns caused by fat explosions

 

y

Never extinguish burning fat with water; use an extinguisher blanket or foam extinguisher.

 

Overheated fats and oils may spontaneously ignite. Appliances must never be left unattended 
when in operation.

 

Serious crushing and knocks

 

y

Danger of slipping: remove fat which has splashed onto the floor immediately.

Summary of Contents for GKS 3920.0

Page 1: ...Gas hobs for installation in worktops Instructions for use For use in Hong Kong Issue 2014 01 14 Version 1 3_EN Identity no 073587_HK GKS 3920 0 GWS 3911 0 GKS 6940 0 GKS 9951 0...

Page 2: ...2 Instructions for use Gas hobs Welcome...

Page 3: ...o ensure that it is in its proper condition For the purpose of safe appropriate use please read the instructions for use and other documentation accompanying the product carefully and store them until...

Page 4: ...3 Gas hob GKS 6940 0 9 2 4 Gas hob GKS 9951 0 9 3 Installation and operation 10 3 1 Installation and operation safety 10 3 2 Gas hob installation 11 3 2 1 Making a hole in the worktop 11 3 2 2 Instal...

Page 5: ...tructions for use Gas hobs 5 7 Changing types of gas 20 7 1 Injector specification 20 7 2 Changing gas used by high capacity and standard burners 21 7 3 Changing the gas used by the WOK burner 25 Cont...

Page 6: ...ee and responsibility for personal injury and damage to property is passed on to the user 1 2 User responsibility The user is responsible for the safe appropriate operation of the appliance This inclu...

Page 7: ...these instructions for use Disposal User Knowledge of regional specifications if necessary enquiries at local waste disposal enterprises 1 4 Warnings in these instructions for use The following safet...

Page 8: ...of the gas hobs This section contains an overview of the gas hobs and their control elements 2 1 Gas hob GKS 3920 0 Standard burner Standard burner control knob High power burner High power burner con...

Page 9: ...s hob GKS 6940 0 Standard burner High power burner High power burner control knob Standard burner control knob 2 4 Gas hob GKS 9951 0 Standard burner High power burner High power burner control knob S...

Page 10: ...rktop y y For combustible installation walls Minimum clearance at the back 50 mm wall made of heat resistant material no sockets no wood no plastic materials etc Minimum clearance on the left and righ...

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Page 12: ...needed to install several gas hobs The worktop may not be narrower than 35 mm between the holes cut out for the gas hobs 35 mm 6 mm 3 2 3 Mounting clips for fastening the gas hobs Worktop thickness 3...

Page 13: ...ion connect the mains plug of the appliance to a socket with an earthed conductor y y Gas connection The gas connection must be made by a professional gas fitter Observe local gas suppliers regulation...

Page 14: ...eing used The natural ventilation openings must be kept open or a mechanical ventilation device e g a cooker hood must be installed y y Intensive and prolonged use of the appliance may require additio...

Page 15: ...onds after the burner has ignited until the burner gets a sufficient supply of gas Adapt the burner power to the food being cooked Set the burner knob between positions and End operation turn the cont...

Page 16: ...e pulled off for cleaning purposes y y Remove the saucepan supports and burner caps for cleaning purposes rinse them with warm water and a little detergent and then dry y y Clean the area under the sa...

Page 17: ...rectify it Fatal injury caused by electricity y y Have all the work on the electrical system carried out by a qualified electrician y y Pull out the mains plug y y After a short circuit have a complet...

Page 18: ...vice Burner goes off after ignition Control knob not pressed long enough Keep the control knob pressed for approx 10 seconds after ignition Flame flickers Slits gas outlets on the burner head blocked...

Page 19: ...00 x 517 x 50 mm 600 x 517 x 50 mm 900 x 517 x 50 mm Weight approx 8 6 kg approx 8 6 kg approx 14 2 kg approx 21 8 kg Standard burner Qn HS 1 x 1 7 kW max 2 x 1 7 kW max 2 x 1 7 kW max High power burn...

Page 20: ...bottom of the appliance Check to ensure that there are no leaks on the gas connections Test the appliance for correct functioning The sealing must be renewed when the appliance has been converted to a...

Page 21: ...f gas CAUTION Hot surfaces Remove the saucepan support Take off the burner cap Remove the attachment for the burner cap Screw out the main adjusting injector with a socket spanner Screw in the new mai...

Page 22: ...or use Gas hobs Screw the glass ceramic top off the hob cavity Remove the glass ceramic top Dismantling the gas tap Remove the rubber cap Remove the holder to the side Remove component part Loosen the...

Page 23: ...nted pliers Screw in the new low setting injector until it stops Observe the injector specification Insert the top part of the gas tap making sure that the peg underside of the top part of the gas tap...

Page 24: ...ance above the previous label Put the gas hob into the worktop Insert the attachment for the burner cap Install the burner caps Put the saucepan supports into position Restore the gas supply Restore t...

Page 25: ...shock Pull out the mains plug Discontinue the supply of gas CAUTION Hot surfaces Pull the control knob off by pulling it upwards Remove the saucepan support Remove the burner cap and the attachment S...

Page 26: ...wed spanner size 7 Screw in the new main adjusting injectors until they stop Observe the injector specification Removing the gas hob Example Appliance type GWS 3911 0 Push against the gas hob from bel...

Page 27: ...injector out with a screwdriver and remove it with pointed pliers Screw in the new low setting injector until it stops Observe the injector specification Dismantling the gas tap Remove the rubber cap...

Page 28: ...nted pliers Screw in the new low setting injector until it stops Observe the injector specification Insert the top part of the gas tap making sure that the peg underside of the top part of the gas tap...

Page 29: ...ance above the previous label Put the gas hob into the worktop Insert the attachment for the burner cap Install the burner caps Put the saucepan supports into position Restore the gas supply Restore t...

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