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5.2  Regulation for LPG 

Loosen  screw  C  and  push  air  regulator  D  to  the 
bottom. 
With  a  7  mm  wrench,  remove  nozzle  E  and 
replace  it  with  the  proper  one  (follow  the 
instructions on the reference tables for the type of 
gas to be used). The torque wrench setting of the 
nozzle must not exceed 3 Nm. 
Regulate  the  air  by  sliding  regulator  D  until 
reaching  distance  “X”  shown  in  the  table  in 
paragraph “5.4 Regulation of primary air ”. 
Lock regulator D by tightening screw C. 

 

 

 
Burner 

Rated 

heating 

capacity 

(kW) 

 

LPG 

– G30/G31  28/37 mbar 

 

 

Nozzle 

diameter 

1/100 mm 

By-pass 

mm 

1/100 

Reduced 

flowrate 

(W) 

Flowrate 

g/h G30 

Flowrate 

g/h G31 

Auxiliary 

1.0 

48 

30(**) 

33 (*) 

450 

73 

71 

Semi rapid 

1.65 

62 

32(**) 

35 (*) 

500 

120 

118 

Medium rapid 

2.3 

75 

38(**) 

43 (*) 

700 

167 

164 

Large rapid 

3.0 

82 

42(**) 

45 (*) 

800 

218 

214 

UR 

3.6 

76 

48 (**) 

52 (*) 

1000 

261 

257 

48 

*/**:  diameters  marked  *  and  **  must  b

e  fitted  respectively  on  valves  marked  *  and  **shown  inpoint  “5.6 

Regulation of minimum for natural gas”.

 

 

 

 

CAUTION:  for  references  A  and  B  on 
the  lh  UR  and  rh  UR  burners,  see 
drawings at side.

 

             

 

 

5.3  Regulation for natural gas 

The  hob  has  been  inspected  for  G20  (2H)  natural  gas  at  a  pressure  of  20  mbar.  To 
allow the unit to work with this type of gas, perform the same operations described in 

paragraph “5.2 Regulation for LPG ”, but choose the nozzles and regulate the primary 
air for na

tural gas, as shown in the following table and in paragraph “5.4 Regulation of 

primary air ”. 

 

 
Burner 

Rated 

heating 

capacity 

(kW) 

 

Natural gas 

– G20  20 mbar 

 

 

Nozzle diameter 

1/100 mm 

Reduced flowrate 

(W) 

Auxiliary 

1.0 

73 

400 

Semi rapid 

1.65 

92 

500 

Medium rapid 

2.3 

110 

700 

Large rapid 

3.0 

126 

800 

UR 

3.6 

115 

1000 

73 

 

Summary of Contents for PTV64ES

Page 1: ...Arrangement of burners on hob_________________________________________28 5 9 Lubrication of gas taps________________________________________________28 6 Description of controls _______________________...

Page 2: ...AME TYPE AND MUST CONFORM TO CURRENT REGULATIONS THE SOCKET MUST BE ACCESSIBLE AFTER THE APPLIANCE HAS BEEN BUILT IN NEVER UNPLUG BY PULLING ON THE CABLE IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALLATION CARRY OUT A BRI...

Page 3: ...This unit may be set against walls that are higher than the hob as long as distance X see figure is maintained to prevent damage to the walls due to overheating Make sure there is a minimum of 750 mm...

Page 4: ...e onto the glass surface to separate it from the unit After fixing the provided adhesive sponge B to the glass mount the device to the unit with the mounting brackets A provided with the device itself...

Page 5: ...to 3 mm located in an easily accessible position near the unit Do not use reducers adapters or shunts If the power cable is replaced the wire section on the new cable must not be less than 0 75 mm2 3...

Page 6: ...t a pressure of 20 mbar For use with other types of gases see Section 5 Adapting to different types of gas The gas intake fitting is gas external threaded ISO 228 1 Connection with rigid copper pipe P...

Page 7: ...intakes protected by screens must be appropriately sized regulations in force and placed so as not to be blocked in any way The room where the oven is installed should be suitably ventilated to avoid...

Page 8: ...nd regulate the burners you have to remove the top as described in the following paragraph 5 1 Removing the hob Remove all of the burner components by following the numerical sequence shown in the fig...

Page 9: ...edium rapid 2 3 75 38 43 700 167 164 Large rapid 3 0 82 42 45 800 218 214 UR A 3 6 76 48 52 1000 261 257 B 48 diameters marked and must be fitted respectively on valves marked and shown inpoint 5 6 Re...

Page 10: ...ir is set correctly 5 5 Reassembling the hob Follow the instructions given in paragraph 5 1 Removing the hob but in the reverse order When replacing the burner rings remember that they have to be tigh...

Page 11: ...el is inside the bag that contains the nozzles 5 8 Arrangement of burners on hob BURNERS 1 Auxiliary 2 Semi rapid 3 Medium rapid 4 Large rapid 5 UR If the flame of the UR burners have unstable flame t...

Page 12: ...EL 100 CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION OF THE KNOB The flame is lit by pressing the knob and simultaneously turning it anticlockwise to the minimum flame symbol To adjust the flame turn the knob to the zone...

Page 13: ...g the knob pressed down for a longer time If the burners should go out accidentally after a roughly 20 second interval the safety device intervenes to block gas flow including when the tap is open 7 2...

Page 14: ...he polished stainless steel burners and pan stands highly heat resistant and prevents yellowing due to the exposure to high temperatures Follow the cleaning instructions below for the best results and...

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