•
Safety Sensor
(Only applicable for models
equipped with this device)
7
PLACEMENT OF PARTS
The CORRECT
way of positioning a
Small Burner Cap.
DISENGAGED
Gap created
due to tilting
of cap.
CORRECT
TILTED
If the Small Burner Cap is placed in a
tilted
or
disengaged
position during use, abnormal burning may occur.
* A cap is normally defined as a lid or cover. Therefore, the burner
cap functions as a cover for the burner body.
When placing the burner cap, ensure that it is positioned correctly
and not positioned at a tilted or disengaged position.
Gently press the burner cap downwards so that it comfortably
covers the burner body before use.
When the burner cap is in
position, rotate it until it is sitting neatly on the burner body. If the
burner cap is not placed correctly, it will be difficult to rotate. The
rotational movement ensures that the burner cap is sitting neatly
on the burner body. In this position, the burner cap thoroughly
covers the entire burner body perfectly, leaving no gap for gas
leaks.
When the burner cap is positioned correctly, incidents that could
damage the burner such as fire jetting profusely
from the burner body will not occur.
Guiding Pin
(The small
rectangular
protruding
profile)
Small
Burner
Cap
Cavity
(The small rectangular
recess for
Guiding Pin to sit on)
• Placement of the Burner Caps
Burner Body
Burner Ring
Burner Cap
Reminder:
Failure to follow these rules will result in gas escaping from the
burner. In the long term, the intense heat will cause severe
damage to the gas cooker during combustion.
This flame failure device reacts to the
temperature of the flame, as it detects
the heat from the flames produced.
When the flames are extinguished due to blowing
wind or overflow, the sensor picks up the change in
temperature and
the flame failure
device starts to
function. It cuts
off the gas supply
automatically within
a minute. Remember
to turn the knob back
to “OFF”
position.
If you wish to continue
using the gas cooker, please
make sure that the slits of
the burner cap are not blocked
by any spillage. Then, re-ignite the
gas cooker.
WIND
OVERFLOW
REQUEST:
Clean up spillage on the flame failure device and burner cap before igniting the gas cooker
again. (Otherwise, it may cause ignition failure.)
CAUTION:
If the flame does not ignite after 15 seconds, switch off the burner and open a nearby
window or door. Wait at least one minute before trying to switch the burner back on.
WARNING:
Although the gas cooker is well equipped with flame failure device, it is highly recommended
that the user should not leave the unit unattended when in use.
Burner
ring
Burner
cap
Burner cap E
Ignitor
plug
