4
APPLIANCE GAS CONNECTION
Before connecting the appliance to the gas network, make sure that the data on the label attached to the food warmer
drawer or on the back of the cooker are compatible with what is indicated for the gas distribution network.
A label attached to the last page of this handbook and in the food warmer drawer (or on the back) of the appliance
indicates the appliance adjustment conditions: type of gas and operating pressure.
IMPORTANT: This appliance must be installed in compliance with current national standards in force and used only in
a well-ventilated room.
WARNING: It should be recalled that the appliance utilises a threaded 1/2" gas cylindrical male fitting according to UNI-
ISO 228-1.
To connect the appliance to the gas network with a flexible rubber hose, a supplemental hose nipple fitting is needed
(see Fig. 11) which is supplied with the appliance.
ADAPTATION TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF GAS
Before performing any maintenance operation, disconnect the appliance from the gas supply and electricity network.
REPLACING THE NOZZLES TO OPERATE WITH ANOTHER TYPE OF GAS:
Follow the instructions below to change the burner nozzles on the work surface:
1) Pull out the plug from the electric outlet to avoid any type of electric contact.
2) Remove the grids from the work surface (Fig. 12).
3) Remove the burners (Fig. 12).
4) Unscrew the nozzles using a 7 mm spanner, and replace them (Fig. 13) with those needed for the new type of gas according
to what is indicated in Table 1.
Follow the instructions below to change the oven burner nozzle:
1) Remove the oven level (Fig. 14-15).
2) Loosen the screw
V
and pull out the burner from the support being careful not to damage the ignition plug and the
thermocouple (Fig. 16).
3) Unscrew the nozzle
R
(Fig. 16) using a 10 mm spanner and replace it with the nozzle needed for the new type of gas
according to what is indicated in Table 2.
Follow the instructions below to change the grill burner nozzle:
1) Loosen the screw at the end of the grill burner and pull out the burner from the support being careful not to damage the
ignition plug and the thermocouple (Fig. 17).
2) Unscrew the nozzle
R
(Fig. 17) using a 7 mm spanner and replace it with the nozzle needed for the new type of gas
according to what is indicated in Table 2.
WARNING: After completing the above-mentioned replacements, the technician must adjust the burners, as described
in the paragraph below, seal any adjustment and pre-adjustment devices and apply the label on the
appliance, to replace the existing one, corresponding to the new gas adjustment. This label is contained in
the spare nozzle bag.
Table 1
APPLIANCE CATEGORY:
II
2H3+
Burner
Types of gas
Pressure
Nozzle
diameter
Rater capacity
Reduced
Capacity
By-pass
Diameter
mbar 1/100
mm.
g/h l/h kW kcal/h kW kcal/h
1/100
mm.
Auxiliary
Natural G20
20
72
-
95
1
860
0,48
413
34 reg.
Butane
G30
30
50
73
-
1
860
0,48
413
34
Propane
G31
37
50
71
-
1
860
0,48
413
34
Semi-rapid
Natural G20
20
97
-
167
1,75
1505
0,60
516
36 reg.
Butane
G30
30
65
127
-
1,75
1505
0,60
516
36
Propane
G31
37
65
125
-
1,75
1505
0,60
516
36
Rapid Natural
G20 20 115 -
286
3
2580
1,05
903
52
reg.
Butane
G30
30
85 218 - 3 2580 1,05 903
52
Propane
G31 37
85 214 - 3 2580 1,05 903
52
Ultra rapid
Natural G20
20
153
-
405
4,25
3655
1,80
1548
65 reg
4 kW
Butane G30
30
102
309
-
4,25
3655
1,80
1548
65
Propane
G31
37
102
303
-
4,25
3655
1,80
1548
65
Natural G20
20
ext. 155
int. 70
-
-
476
5
-
4300 0,48
-
413
ext. 65 reg.
Int. 34 reg.
Ultra rapid
Dual 5 kW
Butane G30
30 ext.
96
int. 46
334 -
-
4,60 3956 0,48
-
413 ext.
65
Int. 34
Propane
G31
37 ext.
96
int. 46
328 -
-
4,60 3956 0,48
-
413 ext.
65
Int. 34
Table 2 (model with gas oven and gas grill with single control, or gas oven and electric grill)
Oven
Natural G20
20
155
-
429
4,50
3870
0
65 reg.
Butane
G30
30
105
327
-
4,50
3870
0
65
Propane
G31
37
105
321
-
4,50
3870
0
65
Grill
Natural
G20
20 108
-
191
2
1720
0
-
Butane
G30
30
72
145
-
2
1720
0
-
Propane
G31
37
72
143
-
2
1720
0
-
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