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Instruction manual

Gas Cooker

BGC50DW

BGC50DB

BGC60DW

BGC60DB

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Page 1: ...Instruction manual Gas Cooker BGC50DW BGC50DB BGC60DW BGC60DB ...

Page 2: ...here with your instructions Don t worry there s nothing too technical coming up Just simple step by step guidance to get you up and running quickly Sound good Then let s get started Help and Guidance We re here to help you get the most from your enter product name Should you require any guidance a simple solution can often be found online at www bush support com If you still require further assist...

Page 3: ...4 Guarantee 45 6 7 Safety information Safety information 6 Getting to know your Gas Cooker Ready Let s begin 10 Product features Control panel 11 Installing your Gas Cooker Installatıon and preparatıon for use 16 Gas connection 17 Gas conversion If available 19 Electrical connection and safety 21 Anti tilting kit 21 Adjusting the feet 22 Functions Use of gas burners 26 Hob controls 26 Main oven co...

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Page 6: ...ore use and allow the cooker to cool before closing the lid Do not operate the appliance with an external timer or separate remote control system WARNING To prevent the appliance tipping the stabilising brackets must be installed For detailed information refer to the anti tilting kit set guide During use the appliance will get hot Care should be taken to avoid touching heating elements inside the ...

Page 7: ...ised technician The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage that might be caused by incorrect placement and installation by unauthorised people When the appliance is unpacked make sure that it is has not been damaged during transportation In the case of a defect do not use the appliance and contact a qualified service agent immediately The materials used for packaging nylon staplers styrofo...

Page 8: ...hatter when heated Turn off all the burners and allow the hob surface to cool before closing the lid Do not place anything on the oven door when it is open This could unbalance the oven or damage the door Do not place heavy or flammable items e g nylon plastic bags paper cloth etc into the drawer This includes cookware with plastic accessories e g handles CAUTION The inside surface of the storage ...

Page 9: ...ion Important Please read these instructions fully before installing or operating Safety information 9 or online at www bush support com If you still require further assistance call one of our experts on 0345 257 7271 ...

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Page 11: ...Getting to know your gas cooker 2 ...

Page 12: ... found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions Ready Let s begin Please read these instructions carefully They contain important information which will help you get the best from your Electrical Cooker and ensure safe and correct installation and operation If you require any further assistance our technical experts are happy to help For full details refer to the product support sectio...

Page 13: ...for the product vary and the appearance of your appliance may differ from that shown in the figures below Accessorries The Grill Pan and Handle Set The Wire Grid The Coffee Adaptor Control panel List of Components 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Cooktop 2 Control Panel 3 Top Oven Door Handle 4 Top Oven Door 5 Main Oven Door Handle 6 Main Oven Door 7 Adjustable Feet 8 Top Oven Control Knob 9 Main Oven Control Knob...

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Page 15: ...Installing your gas cooker 3 ...

Page 16: ... permanent ventilation of 100 cm2 free area is required For rooms with a volume of between 5 m3 and 10 m 3 permanent ventilation of 50 cm2 free area will be required unless the room has a door which opens directly to outside air in which case no permanent ventilation is required For rooms with a volume greater than 10 m 3 no permanent ventilation is required Important Regardless of room size all r...

Page 17: ...oktop the kitchen furniture must be at least 10 cm away from the sides of appliance for air circulation There should be a minimum 2cm blank space around the appliance for air circulation If a cooker hood or cupboard is to be installed above the appliance the safety distance between cooktop and any cupboard cooker hood should be as shown below A mm 420 B mm Cooker Hood Cupboard 650 700 C mm 20 D mm...

Page 18: ...e is not damaged Use bubbly water or leakage fluids to perform the check Do not use a naked flame to check for gas leakage All metal items that are used during gas connection must be free from rust Check the expiry date of any components used for connection Points that must be checked during fixed gas connection assembly The method used to assemble a fixed gas connection gas connection made by thr...

Page 19: ...nd unplug the appliance from the mains electrical supply Remove the burner caps and the adapters Use a 7 mm spanner to unscrew the injectors Replace the injector with the ones from the gas conversion kit with the correct diameters for the type of gas that is going to be used according to the gas injector table Adapter Spanner Adapter Cup Burner cap Grill injector The grill injector is held in posi...

Page 20: ...valves without a flame failure safety device the screw is located inside the valve spindle To make adjusting the flame position easier we recommend that you remove the control panel and the micro switch if your model has one during the alteration The bypass screw must be loosened for conversion from LPG to natural gas For conversion from natural gas to LPG the bypass screw must be tightened Bypass...

Page 21: ...e is damaged and needs to be replaced this should be done by a qualified person Do not use adaptors multiple sockets and or extension leads The supply cord should be kept away from hot parts of the appliance and must not be bent or compressed Otherwise the cord may be damaged causing a short circuit If the appliance is not connected to the mains with a plug a multi pole isolator switch with at lea...

Page 22: ... 107 60x60x90 309 5 112 60x60x85 309 5 64 50x60x90 247 5 112 50x60x85 247 5 64 50x50x90 247 5 112 50x50x85 247 5 64 Adjusting the feet Your product stands on four adjustable feet For safe operation it is important that your appliance is correctly balanced Make sure the appliance is level prior to cooking To increase the height of the appliance turn the feet anti clockwise To decrease the height of...

Page 23: ...Installing your gas cooker Bringing it all together Installing your gas cooker 23 or online at www bush support com If you still require further assistance call one of our experts on 0345 257 7271 ...

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Page 25: ...Functions 4 ...

Page 26: ...the knob of the burner you wish to ignite and keep it pressed while turning it anti clockwise until the knob is in the 90 degrees position The microswitch under the knob will create sparks through the spark plug for as long as the control knob is pressed Press the knob until you see a stable flame on the burner Flame safety device Hob burners Hobs equipped with a flame failure device provide secur...

Page 27: ...uter circumference of the pan as this may harm plastic accessories such as handles Switch the main gas control valve off when the burners are not in use for prolonged periods of time WARNING Only use flat bottomed pans with thick bases Make sure the bottom of the pan is dry before placing it on the burner The temperature of accessible parts may become high while the appliance is operating It is im...

Page 28: ...rowning Enamel dark heavy or nonstick utensils increase base browning Shiny aluminium or polished steel trays reflect the heat away and reduce base browning When cooking more than one dish in the oven place dishes centrally on different shelves rather than cluster several dishes on one shelf This will allow the heat to circulate freely for the best cooking results If you are cooking more than one ...

Page 29: ...knob in the clockwise direction until to the 0 position Place a tray on the shelf below the grid to collect any dripping oil or fat during grilling Place the wire grid on the topmost shelf making sure that the food does not touch the grill burner Preheat the grill on the full setting for a few minutes before sealing steaks or toasting Food should be turned during cooking as required Food should be...

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Page 31: ...Using your gas cooker 5 ...

Page 32: ... the cookware from tipping over when the small burner is in use The grill pan and handle set The grill pan set is best used for grilling steaks and similar foods WARNING The grill pan has a detachable handle Make sure when using the grill pan handle that it is centralised and secure as shown in the figure Do not leave the handle in position while grilling is in operation The wire grid The wire gri...

Page 33: ...NOMINAL RATING kW 2 9 3 CONSUMPTION 276 l h 218 1 g h MEDIUM BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 97 65 NOMINAL RATING kW 1 75 1 75 CONSUMPTION 166 7 l h 127 2 g h MEDIUM BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 97 65 NOMINAL RATING kW 1 75 1 75 CONSUMPTION 166 7 l h 127 2 g h SMALL BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 72 50 NOMINAL RATING kW 1 1 CONSUMPTION 95 2 l h 72 7 g h MAIN OVEN BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 11...

Page 34: ... 85 NOMINAL RATING KW 2 9 3 CONSUMPTION 276 l h 218 1 g h MEDIUM BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 97 65 NOMINAL RATING KW 1 75 1 75 CONSUMPTION 166 7 l h 127 2 g h MEDIUM BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 97 65 NOMINAL RATING KW 1 75 1 75 CONSUMPTION 166 7 l h 127 2 g h SMALL BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100mm 72 50 NOMINAL RATING KW 1 1 CONSUMPTION 95 2 l h 72 7 g h MAIN OVEN BURNER DIA of INJECTOR 1 100m...

Page 35: ...kWh cycle Energy consumption gas fan forced MJ cycle kWh cycle Heat Source GAS Volume l 33 Lower Cavity Energy Efficiency Index conventional 80 0 Energy Efficiency Index fan forced Energy Class A Energy consumption gas conventional MJ cycle kWh cycle 5 00 1 39 Energy consumption gas fan forced MJ cycle kWh cycle Heat Source GAS Volume l 62 Number of cavities 2 This oven complies with EN 15181 Ener...

Page 36: ... gas conventional MJ cycle kWh cycle Energy consumption gas fan forced MJ cycle kWh cycle Heat Source GAS Volume l 29 Lower Cavity Energy Efficiency Index conventional 81 1 Energy Efficiency Index fan forced Energy Class A Energy consumption gas conventional MJ cycle kWh cycle 4 75 1 32 Energy consumption gas fan forced MJ cycle kWh cycle Heat Source GAS Volume l 53 Number of cavities 2 This oven ...

Page 37: ...s Size 1 Auxiliary Energy Efficiency 1 NA Heating Technology 2 Gas Size 2 Semi Rapid Energy Efficiency 2 59 0 Heating Technology 3 Gas Size 3 Semi Rapid Energy Efficiency 3 59 0 Heating Technology 4 Gas Size 4 Rapid Energy Efficiency 4 57 0 Energy Efficiency of Hob 58 3 This hob complies with EN 30 2 1 Energy Saving Tips Hob Use cookwares having flat base Use cookwares with proper size Use cookwar...

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Page 39: ...Care and maintenance 6 ...

Page 40: ... clean the oven Cleaning the gas hob Clean the gas hob on a regular basis Take off the pan supports caps and crowns of the hob burners Wipe the hob surface with a soft cloth soaked in soapy water Then wipe the hob surface over again with a wet cloth and dry it Wash and rinse the hob burner caps Do not leave them wet Dry them immediately with a dry cloth Make sure you re assemble all parts correctl...

Page 41: ... towards you Maintenance WARNING The maintenance of this appliance should be carried out by an authorised service person or qualified technician only Changing the oven lamp WARNING Switch off the appliance and allow it to cool before cleaning your appliance Remove the glass lens then remove the bulb Insert the new bulb resistant to 300 C to replace the bulb that you removed 230 V 15 25 Watt Type E...

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Page 43: ...Product support 7 ...

Page 44: ... burners do not light Burner cap and crown are not assembled correctly Supply gas pressure may not be correct LPG cylinder if applicable may be depleted Power if the appliance has an electric connection is switched off The battery if applicable may be depleted Ensure the burner parts have been placed correctly Check the gas supply and gas pressure LPG cylinder may need replacing Check whether ther...

Page 45: ...efficient service please have the following information ready Model Ref Serial number Date of purchase Local call rates applies Lines open 8am 7pm Monday to Saturday and 10am 4pm Sunday Calls to Bush enquiry lines may attract a charge and set up fee from residential lines depending on your call plan tariff Mobile and other providers costs may vary see www bt com pricing for details For Security an...

Page 46: ...tructions which may occur as a result of product improvemenst and development Disposal The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent poten...

Page 47: ...domestic purposes The guarantee will be rendered invalid if the product is re sold or has been damaged by inexpert repair Specifications are subject to change without notice Bush disclaim any liability for loss or damage arising from the breakdown of the product This guarantee is in addition to and does not diminish your statutory or legal rights Important Data Protection Information To find out h...

Page 48: ...52267384 Contact www bush support com Helpline 0345 257 7271 ...

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