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Contents 

 

 

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE AND PROPER USE _____________________ 4

 

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL – OUR ENVIROMENTAL CARE _______ 7

 

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POSITIONING OF THE HOB _____________________________________ 8

 

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ____________________________________ 13

 

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GAS CONNECTION ___________________________________________ 14

 

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ADAPTATION TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF GAS _____________________ 16

 

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FINAL OPERATIONS __________________________________________ 19

 

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USING THE HOB______________________________________________ 22

 

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE_________________________________ 25

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE VALID ONLY FOR END USER COUNTRIES 
WHOSE IDENTIFICATION SYMBOLS APPEAR ON THE COVER OF THIS 

MANUAL. 

 
 

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER: these are intended for the 

authorized person

 who is to check the gas supply system and install, 

commission and test the appliance. 

 

   

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER: these contain user advice, 

description of the commands and the correct procedures for cleaning 
and maintenance of the appliance. 

 

   

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Further product information is available from the website www.smeg.com 

 

Summary of Contents for SAR64X1

Page 1: ..._________ 19 8 USING THE HOB______________________________________________ 22 9 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE_________________________________ 25 THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE VALID ONLY FOR END USER COUNTRIES WHOSE IDENTIFICATION SYMBOLS APPEAR ON THE COVER OF THIS MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER these are intended for the authorized person who is to check the gas supply system and install commission a...

Page 2: ...EATING UP OF FOOD ALL OTHER USES ARE CONSIDERED IMPROPER THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROPER USE THIS APPLIANCE HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED TO COOK FOOD DO NOT USE THE APPLIANCE TO HEAT ROOMS TO BE INSTALLED ONLY BY AN AUTHORIZED PERSON NEVER LEAVE PACKAGING RESIDUES UNATTENDED IN THE HOME SEPARATE WASTE PACKAGING MATERIALS BY TYPE AND CONSIGN THEM TO THE NEAREST SEPARATE DISPOSAL ...

Page 3: ...G MUST NOT BE REMOVED BEFORE CONNECTING THE DEVICE MAKE SURE THAT IT HAS BEEN REGULATED FOR THE TYPE OF GAS THAT WILL FEED IT CHECKING THE LABEL UNDER THE HOB NEVER PLACE PANS WITH BOTTOMS WHICH ARE NOT PERFECTLY FLAT AND SMOOTH ON THE HOB GRIDS DURING USE THE APPLIANCE BECOMES VERY HOT TAKE CARE NEVER TO TOUCH THE HEATING ELEMENTS INSIDE THE OVEN TO AVOID BURNS AND SCALDS CHILDREN SHOULD BE KEPT ...

Page 4: ...IS APPLIANCE DO NOT USE STEAM JETS FOR CLEANING THE APPLIANCE THE STEAM COULD REACH THE ELECTRONICS DAMAGING THEM AND CAUSING SHORT CIRCUITS DO NOT STORE FLAMMABLE MATERIALS IN THE APPLIANCE STORAGE DRAWER OR NEAR THIS APPLIANCE THE INSTRUCTIONS PACKAGED WITH THIS APPLIANCE CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT INSTALLATION AND USE UNSUITABLE FOR USE IN MARINE CRAFT CARAVANS OR MOBILE HOMES UNLESS E...

Page 5: ...tended It can constitute a suffocation hazard for children especially the plastic bags Your old appliance also needs to be disposed of correctly Important hand over your appliance to the local agency authorised for the collection of electrical appliances no longer in use Correct disposal enables intelligent recovery of valuable materials Before disposing of your appliance it is important to remove...

Page 6: ... than the work surface on condition that a certain distance X be kept between the appliance and the wall as shown in the figure so as to avoid damage from overheating Make sure there is a minimum of 750 mm between the hot plate flames and any shelf that may be installed directly above them Carefully position the insulating seal supplied on the outer perimeter of the hole made in the counter top as...

Page 7: ...Instructions for the Installer 9 B B B A B B B Fig 1 20 40 B A Fig 2 B A Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 ...

Page 8: ...ller 10 A B C D Overall dimensions location of gas and electrical connection points all measures in mm 60 cm hob 90 cm hob A 35 105 B 65 50 C 30 50 D 80 75 3 2 Clearances above and around domestic appliances Extract from AS5601 ...

Page 9: ... this clearance to any surface be less than 450 mm 2 Side clearances Measurements B C Where B measured from the periphery of the nearest burner to any vertical combustible surface is less than 200 mm the surface shall be protected in accordance with Clause 5 12 1 2 to a height C of not less than 150 mm above the hob for the full dimension width or depth of the cooking surface area Where the cookin...

Page 10: ...he periphery of the appliance 2 The cooking surface area is defined as that part of the appliance 3 where cooking normally takes place and does not include those parts of the appliance containing control knobs 4 For definition of hob see Clause 1 4 64 5 For definition of trivet see Clause 1 4 109 6 Consideration is to be given to window treatments when located near cooking appliances See Clause 5 ...

Page 11: ...ily 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 1 mm 2 3 x 1 cable keeping in mind that the end to be connected to the hob must have the ground wire yellow green longer by at least 20 mm Use only H05V2V2 F cable or similar which has a maximum temperature of 90 C Any replacement neede...

Page 12: ...om the gas supply Before the appliance is operated make certain all relevant parts are placed in the correct position When the installation is completed the installation connections of appliance will require to be leak tested the burner operating pressure and flame checked and adjusted Warranty service calls do not cover these adjustments To check the operating pressure of the appliance it is reco...

Page 13: ...s This these opening s must have a free passage cross section of at least 100 cm2 or 200 cm2 for appliances not equipped with gas safety device These openings must be constructed so that they cannot be obstructed indoors or outdoors and should preferably be close to the floor on the side opposite to the combustion gas discharge point If it is not possible to make the openings in the room where the...

Page 14: ...nel models with separable control panel 1 Remove the knobs and the knob guard tube A by pulling them up 2 Use a crosshead screwdriver to remove the screws and the two cylindrical supports B 3 Raise the left hand side of the control panel slightly and shift it to the right to remove it completely 4 In models with electric hotplate the body of the pilot light has to be removed to free the control pa...

Page 15: ... C fully down Use a spanner to remove the nozzles B and fit those of suitable type following the instructions given in the tables for bottled gas ULPG 2 75 kPa The nozzle must not be tightened to a torque of over 3 Nm Burner ULPG 2 75 kPa Nominal gas consumption MJ h Injector mm Auxiliary 4 8 0 60 Semi rapid 5 9 0 65 Rapid 8 6 0 78 Rapid Large 9 5 0 85 Fish Pan 9 5 0 85 Wok 15 0 1 05 ...

Page 16: ...ck with this type of gas after it has been adjusted for ULPG perform the same operations described in paragraph 5 3 Adjustment for ULPG but refer to the following table for the proper injectors Burner NG 1 0 kPa Nominal gas consumption MJ h Injector mm Auxiliary 4 8 0 98 Semi rapid 5 9 1 10 Rapid 8 6 1 25 Rapid Large 11 4 1 50 Fish Pan 11 4 1 50 Wok 15 0 1 70 ...

Page 17: ...el 5 2 Removing the hob 7 1 Regulation of minimum for natural gas Light the burner and take it to the minimum Remove the gas tap knob and turn the adjustment screw at the side of the tap shaft until there is a regular minimum flame Replace the knob and check burner flame stability rapidly turning the knob from maximum to minimum position the flame should not go out Repeat the operation on all the ...

Page 18: ...ler 20 7 2 Arrangement of the burners on the hob Hob with separable control panel 60 cm hob BURNERS 1 Auxiliary 2 Semirapid r 3 Semirapid l 4 Rapid large 5 Wok 90 cm hob BURNERS 1 Auxiliary 2 Semirapid 3 Rapid 4 Fish burner 5 Wok ...

Page 19: ...h built in control panel 60 cm hob BURNERS 1 Auxiliary 2 Semirapid r 3 Semirapid l 4 Rapid 5 Wok 7 4 Lubrication of gas taps With time it may happen that the gas taps get blocked and hard to turn Clean them inside and re grease them This operation must be done by an authorised person ...

Page 20: ... knob has to be turned to the ignition symbol before it is pressed and after ignition the knob has to be kept pressed for about 2 seconds to keep the flame lit and to activate the safety device The burner might go off when the knob is released In this case repeat the aforesaid operation keeping the knob pressed for more than 2 seconds Should the burners go off accidentally in the models with valve...

Page 21: ...ic elements 8 4 1 Turning on electric elements Hobs may be fitted with an electric element of varying diameter The electric element is controlled by a switch and is turned on by rotating the appropriate knob to the desired position 8 4 2 Using the electric elements The settings shown in the table are merely indicative POSITION HEAT INTENSITY POSSIBLE COOKING 0 Off 1 Wreak To melt butter chocolate ...

Page 22: ...tion 1 for 30 minutes To use correctly remember to Switch the electric element only after having placed the pan on it Use flat and thick bottomed pans Never use pans which are smaller than the electric element Dry the bottom of the pan before placing it on the electric element When cooking with flammable oils and fats never leave the appliance The electric elements will stay hot for a long time af...

Page 23: ...e the surface always use specific products only which do not contain abrasive substances or chlorine based acid substances How to use pour the product on a damp cloth and wipe the surface rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth or deerskin 9 1 2 Food stains or residues Do not use metallic sponges or sharp scrapers they will damage the surface Use normal non abrasive products and remove spots or...

Page 24: ...omponents to fully dry out In fact humidity residues inside the burner holes might impair burner operation 9 2 1 Ignition plugs and safety devices For good functioning of the lighting ignition plugs and the safety devices keep them very clean Check frequently and clean with a damp cloth when necessary 9 2 2 The electric element After use to make sure that the surfaces are clean and long lasting th...

Page 25: ... clean and free of obstacles and that the burners rest firmly on their supports Gas connection the gas connection must be checked periodically Flexible pipes if a flexible pipe is used it must be inspected periodically once a year for leakages if the surface of the pipe appears rigid and cracked disconnect immediately the cooker from the gas supply and replace the pipe with a new one Valves if the...

Page 26: ...sits on the bottom of the pans Defect of comburent air or incorrect injectors Burner dirty or flame ports obstructed Clean the burner Call Service Center if the problem remains The flame is very short and noisy The flame moves away from the burner ports Excess of comburent air Call Service Center The flame extinguishes when the burner knob is set to the low flame position Incorrect adjustment of t...

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