OPERATION
UK
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set the knob in the simmering position . and then, without changing that position,
remove it from the tap's mandrel
turn the adjusting screw "A" (Fig. 13) and observe the flame; set such a height of a flame
so as it will not be extinguished by a small draught and while quickly turning the knob
from full flame position to the economical flame position and vice versa
a knob is properly adjusted when the flame cone is green-blue and its height is about 2-
4mm;
if there are significant pressure changes in the gas supply system (flame height changes
in a full flow setting), the economical flame should be set with the low gas pressure in
such a way that it will not be extinguished during normal operation
after adjustment, put on the knob and turn off the flame.
Knob with protection
Fig.13
2.6
CONNECTING THE HOB TO THE MAINS
The hob is equipped with a cord without a plug. Before connecting the hob to the mains make sure that:
mains voltage complies with data found on the rating plate,
power of the electric system is sufficient when compared with the power consumption of the
hob.
Attention !
1.
The plug should be installed by a qualified authorised fitter.
2.
The hob socket must be easily accessible for the user.
3.
Ensure that the supply cord does not come into contact with hot parts of the hob.
The hob should be connected to the socket with a properly connected protecting terminal. Connecting
the hob to the socket without a protecting contact creates a risk of electric shock in case of a failure of
the electric system.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced. Contact the manufacturer, a service workshop or a
qualified person to avoid danger.
3
OPERATION
3.1
GAS BURNERS
Never take off the grates or place pots and pans directly on burners.
Prevent pots and pans boiling over and flooding burners.
Before opening a gas system or gas bottle valve make sure that all control knobs are closed.
For the proper operation ensure that burners and igniters are clean and dry.
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