85DU / 85DP
6 / ENGLISH
490047B
USE
Use of the stove
The stove begins it’s start
cycle automatically when the
power switch is turned to ON
position. The yellow indicator
lamp lights up as soon as
the stove is switched on. The
red combustion lamp will
light up when the combustion
has progressed in the
burner, about 2.5-4 minutes
after start-up.
The stove may not light
immediately if it has lost it’s
fuel prime (when newly
installed or having been run
out of fuel). If this occurs, the
combustion light will start to
blink about 4.5 minutes after
start command. Turn the
power switch to OFF
position. The stove cannot
be restarted until both
indicator lamps have gone
out (cooling).
Once the indicator lamps
have gone out, restart the
stove.
Figure 9: 85DU operating switches.
Power adjustment
Power switch
Power indicator lamp
Combustion indicator lamp
Du not keep the
stove on without
cooking or putting
the heat blower lid
down.
After starting, the power can
be adjusted with the control
rheostat. Avoid unnecessary
rapid adjustments, as this
can accelerate soot
deposition.
Turn the power switch to
OFF position to shut down
the stove. The red
combustion lamp will keep
blinking for about 5 minutes
while the stove is cooling.
You can’t restart the stove
until the combustion lamp
has stopped blinking.
Please note the following when using the cooking plate
We recommend you only use
vessels with a level bottom in
order not to scratch or
damage the cooking plate. If
you use the cold plate as a
worktop, wipe it carefully
afterwards. Even a small
hard crumble can scratch the
plates when a kettle is
placed over it. Minor
scratches in the cooking
plate do not, however, affect
the heating properties of the
stove in any way.
The bottom of the cooking
vessel should be slightly
concave when it is cold, so
that thermal expansion
makes it flat on the stove
and heat energy is best
transferred to the vessel.
The ideal thickness of the
bottom of a cooking vessel
is 2-3 mm for steel enamel
vessels and 4-6 mm for steel
kettles with a sandwich
bottom.
The orange signal light
glows in the forward edge of
the ceramic plate when the
stove is hot.
