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Summary of Contents for T69S86N0AU

Page 1: ...This cooktop is for use with Natural Gas and Universal LPG T69S86N0AU GMK 10010 AS 4551 2008 Carl Wery Stra 81739 M nchen NeffGmbH Cod 9000504214A e 34...

Page 2: ...Date installed Installed by Compliance Certificate No Notes 27...

Page 3: ...n the hob 13 Changing double flame burner tips 13 Changing the outer flame nozzle 14 Changing the inner flame nozzle 15 Adjustment of the taps 15 Operating instructions 15 Burner locations 17 The gas...

Page 4: ...which are strictly necessary to guarantee efficient protection during transport These materials are 100 recyclable thus reducing the environmental impact You can also contribute to caring for the env...

Page 5: ...person Warnings Do not allow the flame to extend beyond the edge of the cooking utensil This instruction is based on safety considerations Do not forget that the unit becomes hot when in use Common se...

Page 6: ...with fat or oil e g chips Never pour water on burning fat or oil DANGER OF BURNS Cover the receptacle to smother the flames and turn the hob off In the event of a fault cut the gas and electricity su...

Page 7: ...ve been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Make sure you keep these instructions for use and assembly in a safe place so that you...

Page 8: ...iring Code Local Electrical Regulations Any other statutory regulations Preparing to install Refer to AS NZS 5601 1 for piping size details These built in hobs are intended to be inserted in a benchto...

Page 9: ...hood A minimum distance of 650 mm is required for a range hood and 750 mm for an exhaust fan Any adjoining wall surface situated within 200 mm from the edge of any hob burner must be a suitable non co...

Page 10: ...loosen each of the clips so that they all turn freely it is not necessary to completely undo them Insert and centre the cooktop Press the sides of the cooktop until it is supported around its entire...

Page 11: ...y procedure so that there is no cross threading etc which might cause damage or leakage Make sure that all connections peformed are free of leakage The manufacturer does not accept any liability for l...

Page 12: ...er all checks have been carried out refer to the authorised service provider in your area It should be expressly noted that we cannot accept any liability for direct or indirect damage caused by wrong...

Page 13: ...ecessary with these burners Note it is not necessary to adjust the primary air control on these burners Changing double flame burner tips The glass panel and frame are fixed to the rest of the cooktop...

Page 14: ...me nozzle Fig 11 Loosen the clamp screw to release the bushing by moving it backwards to access the main nozzle easily Fig a1 Remove the outer flame nozzle by turning it towards the left Fig a2 a3 Scr...

Page 15: ...Fig b3 b4 Remove the inner flame nozzle M4 from part M2 Fig b5 b6 Screw in the new inner flame nozzle M4 Fig b6 b7 Refit all the components proceeding in the reverse order to removal Adjustment of the...

Page 16: ...small flame position Screw the adjustment screw anti clockwise to estabilish a minimum stable flame position The flame should remain alight and not burn back to the injector when the valve is turned...

Page 17: ...perates Fig 15 It is essential to ensure that all the burner parts and pan supports are correctly installed for the appliance to work correctly Fig 16 17 18 19 Pan support Burner up to 2 8 kW Control...

Page 18: ...fore trying to switch the burner on Safety system Depending on the model your cooktop may have a safety system thermocouple that prevents the flow of gas if the burners accidentally switch off To ensu...

Page 19: ...serious impacts An orange coloured flame is normal This is caused by the presence of dust in the atmosphere spilt liquids etc The kitchen will become hot and humid when this gas appliance is used You...

Page 20: ...ame has yellow patches this is not a fault of any kind Suitable pans Accessories Depending on the model the cooktop may include the following accessories These are also available from the Service Cent...

Page 21: ...s hot and making tasty casseroles Small burner Casseroles rice pudding and caramels Defrosting and slow cooking vegetables fruits and frozen products Melting butter chocolate and jelly Do not place an...

Page 22: ...ok without using a lid and make sure the lid is properly fitted to avoid wasting energy Always place the pan right over the burner not to one side Otherwise it could tip over Do not place large pans o...

Page 23: ...urners make sure the burner covers are correctly placed on the burner flame diffuser Unsuitable products Never slide pans across the glass surface as you may scratch it In addition try not to drop hea...

Page 24: ...covers are not correctly positioned The appliance is not earthed is not correctly connected or the earth wire is faulty The space between the ignition sparker and the burner must be clean Dry the bur...

Page 25: ...n module Gas type NG 2 75 HGC MJ Preinstalled NG RHF RHR CF CR CIF A 28 893550 Test point pressure kPa LH In compliance with AS NZ 3100 and AS 4551 Made in Spain Neff GmbH E Nr T69S86N0AU Injectors ma...

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