When fitting an extraction hood over the appliance
ensure that there is a permanent air vent to the
room that allows adequate ventilation for both the
hob and the hood.
If the extraction hood is installed above the hob, a
minimum distance of 750mm must be maintained
between the top surface of the appliance and the
bottom surface of the hood. See Fig.11
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Fig. 11
HOB OPERATION
Fig. 12
Using The Rings
Press the corresponding gas ring knob (refer to
control panel layout) and turn it to the maximum
setting. The burner will spark and ignite. Keep the
knob pressed in for approximately 15 seconds, if
the burner fails to ignite or it extinguishes wait at
least 1 minute before repeating the lighting proce-
dure. Once the burner has remained lighting, the
control knob can be adjusted to the required setting
(see Fig.12)
Valve closed, no gas flow.
Maximum capacity, maximum gas flow.
Minimum capacity, minimum gas flow.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT BURNER
Using The Dual Burner
The dual burner is controlled by two gas ring knobs
(refer to the control panel layout). The inner ring
knob allows for the burner to be used as an auxil-
iary burner which is suitable for pot diameters rang-
ing from 60-140mm. By turning on both the inner
and outer ring knobs, the burner is used with pot
diameters ranging from 240-260mm. The dual
burner ring knobs are operated as outlined in the
“Using The Rings” section.
The symbol printed to the left of each knob indi-
cates the corresponding burner. (see diagram of
control panel on page 4). Choosing the most
appropriate burner depends on the pan diameter.
See table below:
For best efficiency it is important that the right burn-
er is chosen for each pan.
PAN DIAMETER
BURNER
MINIMUM
DIAMETER
MAXIMUM
DIAMETER
Auxiliary
60mm
(with reduction)
140mm
Semi Rapid
160mm
200mm
Rapid
200mm
240mm
Dual
240mm
260mm
ADDITIONAL PAN SUPPORTS
Support reduction for pans:
This support should only be used with the auxiliary
burner and is used for pans with a diameter of
60mm to prevent tipping. See Fig.13.
Fig. 13
