24
-
D
on’t
u
se stea
m j
ets
f
or t
h
e e
qu
i
pm
ent
cl
eanin
g.
-
T
o a
v
oi
d
i
g
nition
d
i
ff
i
cul
ties,
p
erio
d
i
c
all
y
cl
ean t
h
e s
p
ar
k plug
s (
c
era
m
i
c
an
d
ele
c
tro
d
e)
an
d
t
h
e t
h
er
m
o
c
o
upl
es
p
erio
d
i
c
all
y.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
FOR THE INSTALLER
I
nstallation, a
dju
st
m
ents o
f c
ontrols an
d
m
aintenan
c
e
mu
st onl
y b
e
c
arrie
d
o
u
t
by
a
qu
ali
f
ie
d
en
g
ineer.
Th
e a
ppl
ian
c
e
mu
st
b
e
c
orre
c
tl
y
installe
d
in
c
on
f
or
m
it
y w
it
h cu
rrent
la
w
an
d
t
h
e
m
an
uf
a
c
t
u
rer's instr
uc
tions.
I
n
c
orre
c
t installation
m
a
y c
a
u
se
d
a
m
a
g
e to
p
ersons, ani
m
als or
p
ro
p
ert
y f
or
wh
i
ch
t
h
e
M
an
uf
a
c
t
u
rer s
h
all not
b
e
c
onsi
d
ere
d
res
p
onsi
bl
e.
Du
rin
g
t
h
e li
f
e o
f
t
h
e s
y
ste
m,
t
h
e
a
u
to
m
ati
c
sa
f
et
y
or re
gul
atin
g d
e
v
i
c
es on t
h
e
a
ppl
ian
c
e
m
a
y
onl
y b
e
m
o
d
i
f
ie
d by
t
h
e
m
an
uf
a
c
t
u
rer or
by h
is
duly
a
u
t
h
ori
z
e
d d
ealer.
3) INSTALLING THE HOT PLATE
Check that the appliance is in a good condition
after having removed the outer packaging and
internal wrappings from around the various loose
parts. In case of doubt, do not use the appliance
and contact qualified personnel.
N
e
v
er lea
v
e t
h
e
p
a
ck
a
g
in
g m
aterials
(
c
ar
db
oar
d, b
a
g
s,
p
ol
y
st
y
rene
f
oa
m,
nails, et
c.)
w
it
h
in
ch
il
d
ren’s rea
ch
sin
c
e t
h
e
y c
o
uld
b
e
c
o
m
e
p
otential so
u
r
c
es o
f d
an
g
er.
The measurements of the opening made in the top of
the modular cabinet and into which the hot plate will
be installed are indicated in either fig. 18. Always
comply with the measurements given for the hole into
which the appliance will be recessed (see fig. 18).
Th
e a
ppl
ian
c
e
b
elon
g
s to
cl
ass 3 an
d
is
t
h
ere
f
ore s
ubj
e
c
t to all t
h
e
p
ro
v
isions
esta
bl
is
h
e
d by
t
h
e
p
ro
v
isions
g
o
v
ernin
g
s
uch
a
ppl
ian
c
es.
WARNING!
The manufacturer will not be liable for
any damage caused by the alteration or
modification of the product or its components
during the installation. The installer will be liable
for any damages or faults occurred for the
incorrect assembly or installation. For any
damages resulting from the installation of the
product, please contact the authorized installer.
4) FIXING THE HOT PLATE
The hot plate has a special seal which prevents
liquid from infiltrating into the cabinet. Strictly
comply with the following instructions in order to
correctly apply this seal:
- take off all the movable parts of the hob.
- Cut the seal in 4 parts of the necessary lenght to
positionning it on the 4 edges of the crystal.
- Overturn the hot plate and correctly position seal
“E” (fig. 15) under the edge of the hot plate itself,
so that the outer side of the seal perfectly
matches the outer perimetral edge of the crystal.
The ends of the strips must fit together without
overlapping.
- Evenly and securely fix the seal to the crystal,
pressing it in place with the fingers.
FIXING HOOKS
Models: GBC 75-G1 - GBC 64-G1
Phase 1
- Place the hooks chrome in their respective
positions, use the hole no. 1 as reference for
position
lateral
(fig. 8), depending on the model;
- secure hooks “G” by means of screws “F” (fig. 10
for
lateral).
Phase 2
- Place the hooks black use the hole no. 2 for
positions
rear
(fig. 9), depending on the model.
- Secure hooks “G” by means of screws “F” (fig.
11 for
rear
).
Phase 3
- Insert the cooking hob in the hole of the kitchen
cabinet (direction 1), exerting a slight downward
pressure (2) by exercising a certain level of force
in order to get over the resistance of the hooks
(fig. 12 for
lateral
and fig. 13 for
rear
).
In order to avoid accidental touch with the
overheating bottom of the hob, during the working,
is necessary to put a wooden insert, fixed by
screws, at a minimum distance of 70 mm from the
top (see fig. 18).
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Th
e installer s
h
o
uld
note t
h
at t
h
e a
ppl
ian
c
e
t
h
at si
d
e
w
alls s
h
o
uld b
e no
h
i
gh
er t
h
an t
h
e
h
ot
pl
ate itsel
f. Fu
rt
h
er
m
ore, t
h
e rear
w
all, t
h
e
s
u
r
f
a
c
es s
u
rro
u
n
d
in
g
an
d
a
dj
a
c
ent to t
h
e
a
ppl
ian
c
e
mu
st
b
e a
bl
e to
w
it
h
stan
d
an
te
mp
erat
u
re o
f
90 °
C.
Th
e a
dh
esi
v
e
u
se
d
to sti
ck
t
h
e
pl
asti
c
la
m
inate
to t
h
e
c
a
b
inet
mu
st
b
e a
bl
e to
w
it
h
stan
d
a
te
mp
erat
u
re o
f
not less t
h
an 150 °
C
ot
h
er
w
ise
t
h
e la
m
inate
c
o
uld c
o
m
e
u
nst
uck.
Th
e a
ppl
ian
c
e
mu
st
b
e installe
d
in
c
o
mpl
ian
c
e
w
it
h BS
61
72
1990,
BS
5440
p
art. 2 1989 an
d
BS
6891 1988.
CLEANING / INSTALLATION
Summary of Contents for GBC 64-G1
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Page 41: ...41 3 18 18 3 4 4 4 15 GBC 75 G1 GBC 64 G1 1 1 8 G F 10 2 x 2 9 G F 11 3 1 2 12 13 70 mm 18...
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