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 cations and design are subject to change without notice • Pictures are for illustrative purposes only • 2017 November

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P: (+64) 9 8372960  F: (+64) 09 836 9168
18 Paramount Drive, Henderson, Auckland
www.lkk.co.nz  

[email protected]

P: 1300 655 715  

F: (+61) 02 8587 0033

47 George St, Clyde Sydney, NSW 2142, Sydney
www.lkk.com.au  

[email protected]

Clearances and Protection Around Commercial Catering Equipment:

The clearance to combustible surfaces from commercial catering equipment shall comply with the
requirements of the appliance manufacturer

250mm  - From a cooking surface area having an open 

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vessels from overhanging the edge of the appliance.

150mm  - From the side of an open 

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a cooking surface area.

150mm  - From an appliance 

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150mm  - From the rear or side of an appliance which is not an open cooking 

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Notes:

1.  The cooking surface area is de

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normally takes place and does not include those parts of the appliance containing control
knobs.

2.  If a timber preparation table is adjacent to a commercial range, and the table has a 

combustible surface that is 100mm below the hob, then 50mm clearance is required from
the range. Any combustible surface higher than that would need to have at least 250mm 
clearance, or be protected.

3.  These clearances do not apply where an adjacent surface is of a non-combustible material

or is combustible but is protected with 

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C. The 

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 re resistant material may be covered by ceramic tiles or stainless steel to meet local

Health Authority requirements.

4.  Care should be taken where a combustible surface is covered by a non-combustible material. 

For example, covering a combustible surface with stainless steel will not prevent heat
transfer, and in some circumstance a hazardous situation could arise.

Commercial Catering Equipment on a Combustible Surface:

Where commercial catering equipment is installed on a combustible surface the surface shall be
protected by 

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 re resistant material. The protection is to extend at least 50mm beyond the perimeter of 

the appliance and is to be made impervious to cooking fats or residue.

Notes:

 This requirement does not apply where the lowest burner on the appliance is over 200mm 

above the mounting surface, and a heat shield below the burner is incorporated in the design of the
appliance.

Please ensure the appliance is commissioned in accordance to the Manufacturers settings on the
appliance data plate.

Troubleshoot:

If any of the following persist, gas or water leak, pilot not lighting, please call LKK for further 
assistance.
Alternatively check page 12.

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 cate of compliance on completion

 of all gas installation work on LKK Food Equipment may 

be required to be sited upon carrying out warranty work. Unlicensed gas work is illegal and will not be
covered under warranty. LKK reserves the right to report any illegal gas work.

Installation & Operation Specifications

Summary of Contents for LKK-1BCSP

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Page 2: ...land www lkk co nz sales lkk co nz P 1300 655 715 F 61 02 8587 0033 47 George St Clyde Sydney NSW 2142 Sydney www lkk com au sales lkk com au Specifications and design are subject to change without no...

Page 3: ...ange without notice Pictures are for illustrative purposes only 2017 November 3 Installation Operation Specifications 4 Nominal Gas Consumption Pressure 7 Connection Points 8 Installation Instruction...

Page 4: ...o other gas types must only be carried out only by an authorised person s For after sales assistance contact an authorised service agent or the supplier for spare parts This appliance is designed for...

Page 5: ...in the same range Leave at least 150mm between the appliance and the side walls Only if side walls are made from non combustible material appliance can be installed next to the wall When positioned u...

Page 6: ...s do not apply where an adjacent surface is of a non combustible material or is combustible but is protected with fire resistant material in accordance with Appendix C The fire resistant material may...

Page 7: ...ressure Kpa LKK 1BSP 115 18 x 1 35 1 00 LKK 1BCSP 95 24 x 0 95 0 90 LKK 1BMSP 140 32 x 1 10 1 00 LKK 2BSP 230 36 x 1 35 1 00 LKK 2BCSP 190 48 x 0 95 0 90 LKK 2BMSP 280 64 x 1 10 1 00 LKK 3BSP 345 54 x...

Page 8: ...nections Refer to appliance data plate for information relating to gas consumption pressures See table below to work out where the gas inlet for each model Gas inlet for all model high models is 270mm...

Page 9: ...m and be kept as short as possible A chain must be fitted to restrict the appliance movement to no more than 80 of the hose length Appliance Gas Regulator An appliance gas pressure regulator must be f...

Page 10: ...lame hold button in for at least 20 sec on new installations you may have to hold the button longer to allow air in pipes to purge out for several minutes Turn the main burner on by moving lever to ON...

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Page 12: ...is consistant to appliance and there is no sign of kink See below example If unit is showing any signs of the below problems follow steps accordingly 1 Pilot light won t stay lit a If flame is too sm...

Page 13: ...thout notice Pictures are for illustrative purposes only 2017 November 13 Troubleshoot Pilot Cover Installation Duckbill burner without pilot cover Chimney burner without pilot cover Duckbill burner w...

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Page 15: ...nd turn anti clock wise Once loosened you may use hand to unscrew out The nozzle will look like the above once taken out How to Remove Duckbill Injector How to Clean Duckbill Nozzle 1 Remove the greas...

Page 16: ...installation instructions provided with the appliance LKK has the right to determine whether or not a fault is caused by faulty workmanship or material or that any parts are defective Defective part s...

Page 17: ...this appliance be serviced every 6 months by authorised service technician All normal care should be taken in up keep of gas equipment make sure burners and gas cocks are cleaned after heavy daily use...

Page 18: ...res are for illustrative purposes only 2017 November 18 P 64 9 8372960 F 64 09 836 9168 18 Paramount Drive Henderson Auckland www lkk co nz sales lkk co nz P 1300 655 715 F 61 02 8587 0033 47 George S...

Page 19: ...res are for illustrative purposes only 2017 November 19 P 64 9 8372960 F 64 09 836 9168 18 Paramount Drive Henderson Auckland www lkk co nz sales lkk co nz P 1300 655 715 F 61 02 8587 0033 47 George S...

Page 20: ...837 2960 Fax 64 09 836 9168 Head Office 18 Paramount Drive Henderson Auckland www lkk co nz sales lkk co nz Australia Phone 1300 655 715 Fax 61 02 8587 0033 47 George St Clyde NSW 2142 Sydney www lkk...

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