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Primary air distance “A”

Methane gas G20

Liquid gas G30/G31

TABLE 1

Model

Category

Construction type

Air necessary for combustion

Nominal thermal power

Minimum thermal power

Overall thermal power (gas)

Connection pressure

Methane gas 2H

Liquid gas 3+

Gas connection values

Methane gas 2H

Liquid gas 3+

Nozzles Ø 1/100 mm

Main burner 

G20

G30/G31

(HuB = 9.45 kWh/m

3

) in m

3

/h

(HuB = 12.87 kWh/kg) in kg/h

Nominal thermal power

Minimal thermal capacity

Nominal thermal power

Minimal thermal capacity

G20

G30/31

20 mbar

28/37 mbar

II2H3+

A

m

3

/h

kW

kW

No. of nozzles, pilot burner

G20

G30/G31

Electrical data

Electric oven power:

Voltage:

No. of cables per section:

Hour consumption

G20

m

3

/h

G25

m

3

/h

G30/G31

kg/h

8

1

B

 

Ø 70

5

2.5

0.7

0.265

0.196

120

Adjustable

80

40

-

-

8

3

C

 

Ø 90

7

3.5

0.9

0.370

0.274

0.370

0.274

145

Adjustable

95

40

-

-

7

Open

145

Adjustable

100

45

-

-

-

-

Gas oven
GN 1/1

6.0

3.0

1.4

0.317

0.235

135R

Adjustable

85

70

-

-

Open

Open

Gas oven
GN 1/1
ventilated

7.5

3.6

0.75

0.381

0.282

155

Adjustable

100

48

-

-

-

-

Gas oven
GN 2/3

5

2.2

0.8

0.233

0.172

115 R

Adjustable

75

48

-

-

CC80G

40 W

73 W

V AC 230 3 50 Hz

V AC 230 3 50 Hz

3 x 1.5 mm

3 x 1.5 mm

-

-

-

ABA20001

ABA20003

14.2

15.6

21.6

kW

kW

kW

Solid
Gas range

5

3.5

1.2

1,50

1,65

2,28

1,11

1,22

1,69

024-03 - Gas cooker

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Summary of Contents for ABA2001

Page 1: ...Instructions for installation use and maintenance GAS COOKER 024_03 04 2006 ABA2001 ABA2003...

Page 2: ...ozzles 8 Replacing the oven nozzle 8 Adjusting the primary air 8 Replacing the nozzle of gas oven GN 1 1 8 Adjusting the low flame of the gas rings 8 Adjusting the low flame of the oven 8 Maintenance...

Page 3: ...75 655 1 G 130 125 125 55 40 55 55 40 55 800 400 200 200 655 G 35 2 G 13 5 1 260 215 180 C B C B A 37 5 37 5 725 465 140 220 50 875 655 1 G 130 125 125 55 40 55 55 40 55 T A 37 5 37 5 1125 465 140 220...

Page 4: ...P mbar 30 30 II2H3 P mbar 28 37 20 I3B P P mbar 30 30 I3 P mbar 28 37 SE FI DK CZ SK SI IT CH PT ES IE GB GR NL DE FR BE AT CH LU EE LV LT EE LV LT NO MT CY IS HU CY MOD MOD ART N N Qn kW m3 h MADE I...

Page 5: ...3 A m3 h kW kW No of nozzles pilot burner G20 G30 G31 Electrical data Electric oven power Voltage No of cables per section Hour consumption G20 m3 h G25 m3 h G30 G31 kg h 8 1 B 70 5 2 5 0 7 0 265 0 19...

Page 6: ...the sides and back should be allowed If this is impossible take proper steps to ensure the instal lation is safe such as fitting tiles or heat reflecting material to the walls Before connecting up th...

Page 7: ...ocket and connect it to the tube on the gauge after measuring the screw should be retightened absolutely airtight F Checking power rating using the volumetric method Using a gas meter and a chronomete...

Page 8: ...justment sleeve upwards loosening screw G After fitting the nozzle reset primary air distance A see TECHNICAL DATA table Replacing the oven nozzle Fig 3 To gain access to the oven burner remove the ov...

Page 9: ...nsert the new part After replacing the parts fit the control panel back into place Oven ignition plug A Fig 3 Remove the floor unscrew the lock nut and the cable in sert the new ignition plug making s...

Page 10: ...024 03 Gas cooker 10 G B C F D E 2...

Page 11: ...024 03 Gas cooker 11 R B A D C L G H 195 180 16 0 140 120 100 3 18 6 14 16 15 3 9 19 2 2B I 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 6 1 3 2 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 M A X 5 3A...

Page 12: ...ressed down for about 10 Switching on the oven light Press the switch on the oven control panel only CC80G Lighting ventilated gas oven GN 1 1 Fig 3B Turn on the switch located up the line from the un...

Page 13: ...e of iron Do not clean the appliance with emery or sandpaper If absolutely necessary you may use powdered pumice stone If the appliance is extremely dirty use a synthetic sponge such as Scotchbrite Af...

Page 14: ...or returned to the reseller when buying a new equivalent item of equipment The user is responsible for delivering the unit at the end of its life to the appropriate collection facilities Failure to do...

Page 15: ...NUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES DEEMED NECESSARY THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSI BLE IF THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS MA NUAL ARE NOT OBSERVED THIS DOCUMENTATION IS ONL...

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