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INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET

CU3002

BUILT IN GAS COOKER

INSTALLATION
USE
MAINTENANCE

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Summary of Contents for CU3002

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION BOOKLET CU3002 BUILT IN GAS COOKER INSTALLATION USE MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...2 CAN Srl CU 3002 ENGLISH Rev 1 2018 CAN S r l Via Nazionale 65 25080 Puegnago del Garda BS ITALY www cansrl com info cansrl com tel 39 0365 555909 fax 39 0365 651822...

Page 3: ...ATION TECHNICIANS AND END USERS OF THE APPLIANCE Non compliance with this note can cause material damage and compromise product operation GENERAL INFORMATION additional information for installation te...

Page 4: ...CTION 12 GAS CONNECTION 14 APPLIANCE FITTING 17 USE 18 SAFETY WARNINGS FOR CORRECT AND SAFE USE OF THE PRODUCT 18 SPECIFIC WARNINGS FOR COOKING 20 BEFORE STARTING 21 USE OF APPLIANCE 26 DESCRIPTION OF...

Page 5: ...rotected by shaped polystyrene shells Fig 2 to avoid damage to the appliance during transport and storage Inside the packaging there is the installation use and maintenance manual Fig 3 and a mounting...

Page 6: ...ty characteristics of the part and its certification details The CE MARKING certifies the product meets the requirements of the directive EU 2009 142 EC on gas appliances No FIELD DESCRIPTION 1 MANUFA...

Page 7: ...C VALUE DIMENSIONS Width Depth Max height 457 mm 562 mm 472 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 26 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 30 kg IGNITION IGN Button and generator 12 V DC ONLY VERY LOW VOLTAGE CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY BUTANE...

Page 8: ...ER REDUCED POWER INJECTOR BY PASS CONSUMPTI ON AUXILIARY 1 00 kW 0 50 kW 0 50 mm 0 36 mm 72 50 g h SEMI RAPID 1 75 kW 0 55 kW 0 65 mm 0 36 mm 127 50 g h OVEN 2 10 kW 0 90 kW 0 80 mm 0 52 mm 152 00 g h...

Page 9: ...dards in force in the country of use ATTENTION This appliance is not connected to an exhaust device for combustion products The user will be responsible for using the appliance while guaranteeing a hi...

Page 10: ...ose of packaging in compliance with legislation in force in the country of installation Composition of packaging box polyethylene polypropylene outer film of packaging bag with instructions expanded p...

Page 11: ...ion premises must have continuous air exchange or however such to guarantee normal and correct gas DISTANCE MINIMUM VALUE A 50 mm B 37 mm C 20 mm D 524 mm X 650 mm minimum distance between the work co...

Page 12: ...ge generator 12V DC which triggers the flame on each of the burners on the product hob gas and grill The generator must be correctly connected to the local electrical distribution mains in DIRECT CURR...

Page 13: ...Rev 1 2018 FORBIDDEN NEVER CONNECT THE APPLIANCE TO MAINS WITH VOLTAGE OVER 12V AND IN ALTERNATING CURRENT A similar connection would cause irreversible damage to the appliance and pose a significant...

Page 14: ...re is a shut off tap for the gas or valve to section the system this valve should always be closed during installation and maintenance operations on the appliance ATTENTION Check the type of gas used...

Page 15: ...th end to allow maximum connection flexibility and to connect a wide range of compression fittings for connection to the gas distribution mains ATTENTION During the installation and connection operati...

Page 16: ...PROBLEMS POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS The flow of gas appears irregular Check the gas tap is completely open Check the power supply mains of the fuel has an adequate flow rate Check the gas rings and the relev...

Page 17: ...the product will be positioned Standard DIN 68930 You are advised to prepare a suitable fitting hole with the measures indicated in Figure 9 Arrange the appliance over the fitting hole by pushing it...

Page 18: ...the cover before switching on any burner and take care to switch off the burners leaving them to cool for a few minutes before closing the glass cover at the end of each use cycle Different use to th...

Page 19: ...h the appliance or with parts of it Do not use spray products near this appliance while it is on FORBIDDEN Do not modify or tamper with this appliance in any way ATTENTION Do not use the appliance as...

Page 20: ...ce or parts of it with aluminium sheets or similar FORBIDDEN Danger of explosion Never heat tins or hermetically sealed containers on the appliance the excess pressure would generate heat and could ca...

Page 21: ...21 CAN Srl CU 3002 ENGLISH Rev 1 2018 BEFORE STARTING KNOW THE APPLIANCE the images have a purely indicative value Fig 10 3 5 1 4 2 17 4...

Page 22: ...22 CAN Srl CU 3002 ENGLISH Rev 1 2018 the images have a purely indicative value 2 10 7 6 12 13 11 9 8 17 16 18 18 18...

Page 23: ...OR 6 HANDLE OF GLASS COVER 7 COMMANDS FRONT PANEL 8 GAS TAP HOB BURNER 9 TWO WAY GAS TAP FOR GRILL AND OVEN WITH THERMOSTAT 10 ELECTRONIC SWITCH ON BUTTON 11 HANDLE FOR OVEN GRILL DOOR 12 OVEN GRILL C...

Page 24: ...burner or the cooking zone desired in terms of the knob to use consult the silkscreen printing on the commands front panel which clearly and unambiguously identifies the burner and its respective knob...

Page 25: ...25 CAN Srl CU 3002 ENGLISH Rev 1 2018 DETAIL D TYPICAL GAS TAP FOR HOB BURNER DETAIL C GAS TAP FOR OVEN AND GRILL BURNER Fig 12 Fig 13 TAP CLOSED 0...

Page 26: ...and execute a first empty switch on cycle for 3h before proceeding to cook food DESCRIPTION OF THE HOB BURNERS Before use always check the gas rings the caps and the grates are correctly positioned Al...

Page 27: ...INJECTOR 0 80 CU3001 5000 PRE MOUNTING KIT AUX IGN 2nd SERIES SBF BOWL WITH INJECTOR FOR BURNER 2nd SERIES AUX FITTING MI 3x1 BOWL NUT BICONIC ADAPTOR FOR BOWL UNIVERSAL NUT FOR THERMOCOUPLE THERMOCOU...

Page 28: ...ressed for longer after igniting the burner ATTENTION Ignition must take place without any pots or other objects on the hob and on the burners FLAME ADJUSTMENT 4 Check the flame is regular and stable...

Page 29: ...different from those purchasable from the dealer Supervise the appliance during the entire duration it is on When the appliance is working humidity heat and combustion products will be released into t...

Page 30: ...7 Remove saucepans from the appliance using adequate personal protective equipment ANOMALOUS OPERATION The following situations are considered anomalous functioning and intervention of the Support Se...

Page 31: ...erflows from the pan the thermocouple will cool in a few seconds and this blocks the gas exiting the nozzle preventing the premises being saturated with unburned gas The oven burner is controlled by a...

Page 32: ...the flame turn the knob to the desired position corresponding to the pre selected temperature level A graduated scale representing the temperature field within which adjustment is possible is represe...

Page 33: ...was not sufficiently pre heated To solve the problem repeat operations 1 and 2 and 3 keeping the knob pressed for longer after igniting the burner ATTENZIONE Ignition must take place without any food...

Page 34: ...rts of the appliance maintain very high temperatures Before cleaning the appliance wait for it to cool completely this makes operation easier and safer avoiding food residue catching fire ATTENTION Cl...

Page 35: ...d them from their off position Gas rings caps grates after the components have cooled remove them from their compartment and wash them with hot water and detergent for plates Stubborn dirt on cast iro...

Page 36: ...er ensure safe disconnection or shut off of the electrical and gas power supply DISPOSAL ON DECOMMISSIONING ATTENTION Illegal and improper disposal of the product will lead to sanctions as outlined by...

Page 37: ...Support Centre run the following operations check the hob is correctly connected to the system check the hob is correctly powered find the appliance data on the CE plate outlining the serial no of the...

Page 38: ...causes the warranty to expire and could cause damage to people and the appliance SPARE PARTS The user or installation technician can find in this booklet the list of all components of the hob subject...

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Page 40: ...40 CAN Srl CU 3002 ENGLISH Rev 1 2018 CAN S r l Via Nazionale 65 25080 Puegnago del Garda BS ITALY www cansrl com info cansrl com tel 39 0365 555909 fax 39 0365 651822...

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