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START-UP

Turning a burner on and off (cooking
top) (Fig. 2)

Press the knob (H) and turn to the left as far as

Keep the knob pressed down while repeatedly pressing
the piezo ignition button (E) until the flame catches. 
Keep the knob pressed down for another 15-20 seconds:
if the flame goes out after the knob is released, start
again. 
To turn the burner off during normal operation,turn the
knob as far as (

).

Turning the electric oven on and off 60
(Fig. 3)

If you turn selector knob (I) to the right, first the oven light
will come on, followed immediately by the ventilator, but
the heating will stay OFF. 
With the oven in this condition (air circulation without any
heating) it can be used to defreeze foodstuffs. 
In this condition only the green pilot lamp (M) (appliance
on) stays on. 
If you continue to turn the knob, you can set any
temperature required. 
As soon as the heating comes on, yellow pilot lamp (L) will
come on, and go off as soon as the required temperature
is reached. 
To turn the oven , turn the knob back to 

(OFF). 

Tu r n i n g   t h e   a p p l i a n c e   o ff   i n   a n
emergency

In an emergency turn off the appliance according to the
instructions; close the gas supply tap or disconnect the
power supply.

Turning the electric oven on and off 90
(Fig. 6)

Select the type of heating required by turning knob 23,
bearing in mind that the indicator light 25 stays on in all
positions.

This symbol indicates that the two interior oven
lights are on without any type of heating selected
(optional).

Heating is both from above (ceiling element) and
below (floor element). This is the traditional
cooking mode.

The bottom heating element is switched on (floor
element).
Heat therefore rises from bottom to top.

Heating is from top to bottom, as the top element
is switched on (ceiling element).

In this position the "grill" element, placed at the
top of the oven over the ceiling element, is
switched on.

As in the previous position with the fan switched
on (convection).

In this position the ceiling element (above), the
floor element (below) and the fan are all switched
on (convection).

Convection cooking

In this position the heat is produced by a circular
element placed on the back of the oven around
the fan.

Defrosting mode

No heating element is in operation; only the fan is
switched on to quickly defrost frozen foods.

USING THE APPLIANCE

008-03 - Gas cooker

11

2

5

0

22

0

18

0

14

0

1

0

0

I

L
M

3

3

0

0

25

0

20

0

15

0

1

0

0

50

24

26

23 

25 

6

Summary of Contents for ABA2002

Page 1: ...008_03 Installation operating and maintenance instructions GAS COOKER 04 2006 ABA2002 ABJ0001 ABJ0002 ABA2004...

Page 2: ...g when using LP gas 8 Checking the primary air 8 Checking the functions 8 Note for the installer 8 Running the appliance on other types of gas 8 Replacing the nozzle on a burner 8 Adjusting the low fl...

Page 3: ...130 320 C B 800 400 200 200 655 G 35 2 G 13 5 1 260 215 180 C B C B ABJ00002 40 40 A 720 800 400 200 200 655 30 220 50 300 T 80 1 G 130 G 35 2 G 13 5 1 260 215 180 C B C B A 37 5 37 5 725 465 140 220...

Page 4: ...170 700 280 250 C C B B 875 210 27 5 27 5 140 465 220 50 725 13 5 1 T 125 125 55 55 40 55 55 40 83 83 74 875 210 52 5 52 5 140 465 220 50 1095 1095 13 5 1 ABA20004 T 125 125 250 55 55 40 55 55 40 55...

Page 5: ...x 650 x 875 N 51BQ2895 51BQ2895 51BQ2895 51BQ2895 51BQ2895 0051 TIPO TYPE CAT KAT GAS GAZ G30 G31 G20 G25 II2H3B P P mbar 30 30 20 II2H3 P mbar 30 37 20 II2H3 P mbar 28 37 20 25 II2L3B P P mbar 30 30...

Page 6: ...HuB 12 87 kWh kg in kg h Nominal capacity Low flame Nominal capacity Low flame G20 G30 31 20 mbar 28 37 mbar ABJ00001 ABJ00002 ABA20004 ABA20002 II2H3 A m3 h kW kW B 70 5 2 5 0 7 C 90 7 3 5 0 7 0 265...

Page 7: ...ksheet Technical rules for LP gas worksheet Gas installations in industrial kitchens industrial injury legislation local Gas Board regulations current CEI regulations INSTALLATION Assembly installatio...

Page 8: ...pacity Heat value E Capacity should only be measured when the appliance is at a standstill The heat value can be obtained from your local Gas Board To obtain the nominal and minimum capacities in rela...

Page 9: ...c when reassembling the parts make sure you replace them in the right order REPLACING PARTS All parts must be replaced by authorised technicians only To replace the following parts first remove all t...

Page 10: ...008 03 Gas cooker 10 G B C F D E 2...

Page 11: ...ing to the instructions close the gas supply tap or disconnect the power supply Turning the electric oven on and off 90 Fig 6 Select the type of heating required by turning knob 23 bearing in mind tha...

Page 12: ...hecked at least once a year we strongly recommend that you stipulate a servicing and maintenance contract with your supplier THE 2002 96 EC DIRECTIVE WEEE information to users This informational note...

Page 13: ...F1 F2 mA 1 2 3 L1 L2 R1 M1 M 230 V 1 AC ABA20002 Line input terminal board Commutator Thermostat Pilot lamp Pilot lamp voltage Oven resistance Safety thermostat Oven lighting Motorfan mA B1 F1 H1 H2...

Page 14: ...nal board Switch Green indicator light Yellow indicator light Ceiling element Grill element Floor element Fan element Fan motor Thermostat A C R G RC RG RS RV MV T N L A 2 1 5 6 7 2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P1 P2...

Page 15: ...E TO ITS POLICY OF CONTINUAL PRODUCT IMPRO VEMENT THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES DEEMED NECESSARY THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSI BLE IF THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN...

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