VESTEL AOB-6004, User Manual

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4. USE OF YOUR PRODUCT
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4.1 Use of gas burners
Ignition of the burners
To determine which knob controls which burner, check the position symbol above the knob.
• Manual Ignition
If your appliance is not equipped with any ignition aid or in case there is a failure in the electric
network, follow the procedures listed below:
To ignite one of the burners, press and turn its knob counter-clockwise so that the knob is in
maximum position, approach a match, taper or another manual aid to its upper circumference.
Move the ignition source away as soon as you see a stable flame.
• Electrical Ignition
Electrical ignition of gas burners can be performed in two ways; depending on the configuration of
your appliance.
Ignition by Hob Control Knob: Press the hob control knob of the burner you want to operate and
turn the hob control knob in the counterclockwise direction so that the knob is in maximum
position while keeping the knob pressed. The spark plugs will generate sparks as long as you keep
the control knob pressed. The micro switch placed under the knob will automatically create sparks
through the spark plug of the burner. Continue pressing the knob until you see a stable flame on
the burner.
Flame safety device :
Hob Burners (If your product is equipped with gas safety device)
Hobs equipped with flame failure device provide security in case of accidentally extinguished flame.
If such a case occurs, the device will block the burners gas lines and will avoid any accumulation of
unburned gas. Wait 90 seconds before re-igniting an extinguished gas burner.
Ignition by Spark Button: Press the valve of the burner you want to
operate and turn the valve in the counter-clockwise direction so that the
knob is in maximum position and with your other hand, press the ignition
button (Figure 11) at the same time. Press the ignition button
immediately, because if you wait, a build up of gas may cause the flame to
spread. Continue pressing the ignition button until you see a stable flame
on the burner.
Figure 11