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Please note:
Laws in force in Poland prohibit the connection of gas appliances to LPG cylinders in
buildings with a gas distribution system
(Journal of Laws No. 75 Chapter 7).
2.4. Electrical system
In order to ensure correct and safe use of the hob, an electrical power supply (230
V/50 Hz) needs to be run to the vicinity of the hob for connecting the power supply unit.
The electrical socket should be equipped with a protective pin and cannot be placed
directly above the hob or at a distance smaller than 10 cm from the side of the hob and at
least 10 cm above the upper plane of the hob, and absolutely outside the area where hot
exhaust gases flow out of the burners. A properly ventilated space needs to be provided for
the power supply unit.
The power supply cable from the mains electrical system and the power cable to the
hob should be run in such a way that they do not come into contact with heated parts of the
hob or heat generating devices installed beneath.
3.
TIPS FOR THE INSTALLER
3.1. General information
Only a trained and authorised installer may perform activities related to assembly,
connection of the hob to the gas
and electrical distribution systems, and adjusting the burners to another type of gas.
Before proceeding to the assembly and connection of the hob to the gas and electric
systems, the installer should check that:
- the room, in which the hob will be used, meets the requirements of current
regulations (volume, dimensions, hob location),
- the gas and electric systems are made in accordance with applicable standards
and regulations.
The employee performing the installation must, after completing all activities,
confirm their performance (list of activities, date, signature and company stamp) in the
hob's warranty card, which is the basis for the warranty and statutory warranty of the
purchased hob. Otherwise, the warranty card is invalid.
After installation, the installer must perform the first start-up.
At the first start-up
of the hob, the burner may ignite after a longer time. This is a normal phenomenon, caused
by gas filling the pipes and the burner itself. This disappears after the first start-up.
3.2.
Adapting the hob to another type of gas
If it is necessary to adapt the hob to a different type of gas than the one for which it
was prepared by the manufacturer at the factory, all gas nozzles in burners need to be
replaced with such appropriate for the particular gas (in accordance with data in the table in