IE- GB
Precautions
1.
USE THE COOKER ONLY OUTDOORS, BUT
SHELTERED FROM THE WIND IN A POSITION
THAT ASSURES MAXIMUM STABILITY AND
THAT IS FAR FROM SOURCES OF HEAT,
FLAMMABLE
MATERIALS,
AWAY
FROM
TREES, SHRUBS, ETC.
2. PROTECT THE CYLINDER FROM DIRECT
SUNLIGHT; DO NOT KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE
OR IN A PLACE WITHOUT AIR CHANGE.
3. WHEN THE COOKER IS OPERATING, NEVER
LEAVE
IT
UNATTENDED
AND
KEEP
CHILDREN AT A DISTANCE BECAUSE THE
ACCESSIBLE PARTS MAY BE HOT.
4. DO NOT MOVE THE APPLIANCE DURING USE.
5. IN THE EVENT OF A GAS LEAK, CLOSE THE
CYLINDER AND CALL HAVE THE COOKER
CHECKED BY A TECHNICIAN.
6. NEVER USE A FLAME TO LOOK FOR A GAS
LEAK.
7. CONNECT OR REPLACE THE GAS CYLINDER
OUTSIDE OR IN A VENTILATED ROOM IN
ABSENCE
OF
FLAMES,
SPARKS
OR
SOURCES OF HEAT.
Instructions for Proper Use
THESE APPLIANCES
ARE PREPARED
IN
ADVANCE TO USE LPG GAS (G30 BUTANE OR
G31 PROPANE).
CAT .I
3+
OR GAS METHANE (G20)
CAT II2H3+
.
1. The cylinder must be at least 50 cm away from
the appliance.
2. The rubber hose must comply with the regulations
in force. Periodically check the condition of the
rubber hose: it must not have any contractions,
cracks or signs of aging; it must be installed in
such a way that it is not subjected to strain and it
must not come into contact with any hot parts.
Periodically check the hose’s expiration date and
replace it before the deadline.
3. Check all of the gas connections for any possible
leaks before using the cooker. In the case of a
gas leak, close the gas cock of the cylinder and
have a technician check the cooker.
4. After a long period of disuse, check that the cocks
turn without getting stuck, and that the orifices of
the burner tube and the Venturi tube are free of
spider webs or nests.
5. Have the cooker repaired only by qualified
personnel.
6. If you make the modifications to the grill
(conversion for methane gas operation) read the
instructions.
7. Close the gas cock when you do not use the
cooker.
8. Use protective gloves if you handle particularly
hot elements.
9. Use the original packing for storing the appliance
after making sure it is still not hot, and store in a
dry place far from dust.
Cylinder Connection and Replacement
To connect the cooker to the G.P.L. gas cylinder, the
following components not included in the package
(unless the country’s regulations require their
inclusion) are necessary:
1.
A standardized gas pressure regulator (30
mbar reduction pressure, 1-1.5 kg/h capacity).
2.
A rubber hose with a maximum length of 1.5
metres corresponding to the regulations in
force in the country of use.
3. 2 hose clamps.
4. Gas leak detector spray.
Proceed As Follows
1. Close the cylinder cock (5).
2. Fasten the regulator (2) to the cylinder while
checking that the seal is in good condition.
3. Consider that also the reducer must be replaced if
old or in poor condition, or if non-compliant.
4. Check that the cooker cocks are closed.
5. Insert the rubber hose from one end on the
cooker’s ringed connection (3) and from the other
end on the pressure regulator, and secure it with
the hose clamps.
6. Distribute the spray on all of the gas fittings.
7. Open the gas cylinder cock.
8.
Check all of the gas fittings. The presence of
bubbles on the fittings indicates a gas leak.
9. Do not use the cooker until any leaks have been
repaired.
Instructions for Starting
1. Open the cylinder cock by turning it counter-
clockwise.
2. Push the cock knob of the
burner you want to turn on and
turn it counter-clockwise to the
maximum position (1).
3. At the same time place a
flame close to the burner.
4. Make sure the burner is on.
5. When the burner is on, you
can adjust the knob even to
the minimum position (2).
6. If the flame should go out for
accidental reasons (gust of
wind or liquids overflowing),
immediately close the gas
cock and then the cylinder
cock. Check the cause for the
flame to have gone out and if
the origin is natural or
accidental, turn the flame back on by repeating
the sequences from point 1 on.
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