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014_03

Installation, operating and
maintenance instructions

GAS FRY TOP

04/2006

ADH3007 · ADH3008
ADH3009 · ADH3010
ADH3011 · ADH3012

AEH3007 · AEH3008
AEH3009 · AEH3010
AEH3011 · AEH3012

Summary of Contents for ADH3007

Page 1: ...014_03 Installation operating and maintenance instructions GAS FRY TOP 04 2006 ADH3007 ADH3008 ADH3009 ADH3010 ADH3011 ADH3012 AEH3007 AEH3008 AEH3009 AEH3010 AEH3011 AEH3012 ...

Page 2: ...nstaller 9 Running the appliance on other types of gas 9 Replacing the main burner nozzle 9 Replacing the pilot burner nozzle 9 Adjusting the low flame 9 Maintenance 10 Replacing parts page 10 Ignition plug 10 Gas tap 10 Thermocouple 10 Using the appliance Smooth grooved and chrome plates using and start up 11 First time use of the plate 11 Ignition 11 Turning the pilot burner on 11 Turning the ma...

Page 3: ...014 03 Gas fry top 3 Dimensions Gas connection Data plate G T ADH30007 ADH30008 ADH30009 ADH30010 ADH30011 ADH30012 ...

Page 4: ...014 03 Gas fry top 4 Dimensions 270 455 270 455 AEH30011 AEH30012 G G G G G Gas connection Data plate G T AEH30007 AEH30008 AEH30009 AEH30010 ...

Page 5: ... 800 x 900 x 270 N 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 51BQ2910 2 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE APPLIANCES 3 TECHNICAL DATA The instructions contained in this manual apply to our gas fryers in the II2H3 category see table on page 6 The data plate is located on the front of the appliance and on the control p...

Page 6: ... gas 3 Nozzles Ø 1 100 mm Main burner G20 G30 G31 HuB 9 45 kWh m3 m3 h HuB 12 87 kWh kg kg h Nominal capacity Low flame Nominal capacity G20 G30 31 20 mbar 28 37 mbar II2H3 A m3 h kW kW No of nozzles pilot burner G20 G30 G31 15 19 15 19 0 66 0 48 1 31 0 97 165 R adjustable 120 2 x 165 R adjustable 2 x 120 36 19 2 x 36 2 x 19 13 6 2 2 6 26 6 2 6 2 12 4 2 6 2 6 5 2 Model ADH30007 ADH30008 AEH30007 A...

Page 7: ...n stallation is safe such as fitting tiles or heat reflecting ma terial to the walls Before connecting up the appliance to the gas supply check on the data plate that the appliance is fitted for the type of gas available If not consult paragraph Running the appliance on other types of gas page 9 Legal and technical requisites During assembly the following legal and technical requi sites should be ...

Page 8: ...nal capacity further you may do so using a gas meter according to the so called volu metric method It is normally enough however simply to check that the nozzles are functioning correctly Checking input pressure Fig 3 Input pressure should be measured using a gauge e g a gooseneck pipe min resolution 0 1 mbar Remove screw 22 from the pressure socket and con nect it to the tube on the gauge after m...

Page 9: ...les for the main burners and pilot light for diffe rent types of gas marked in 100ths of mm are in a case supplied with the appliance the pilot burner nozzles are marked with a code number When the appliance has been transformed or adapted recheck its functions as described in paragraph Checking the functions Replacing the main burner nozzle To change nozzle 30 pull out the fat tray and loosen the...

Page 10: ... the front pa nel of the combustion chamber then loosen the burner fixing screws The main burner can now be removed for cleaning Take care when cleaning the flame apertures Make sure you use a prong with the right diameter When reassembling the burner make sure the back slots properly into the combustion chamber Check the gas venting path make sure the gas is correctly evacuated REPLACING PARTS Al...

Page 11: ...he knob pressed down for another 15 20 seconds if the flame goes out after the knob is released start again Turning the main burner on and adjusting the temperature Fig 4 To light the main burner turn the knob on the left further to reach desidered position The thermostat has 8 positions from 1 to 7 the indicative values of temperature for each positon are the following Position degrees C 1 160 2 ...

Page 12: ...day after turning it off will keep it in perfect working order and make it last longer All steel parts should be cleaned with water and a deter gent using a damp cloth do not use abrasive substan ces or corroding detergents Do not use steel wool anywhere but on the grilling plate since this might cause rust For the same reason avoid touching the appliance with anything made of iron Do not clean an...

Page 13: ...DUE TO ITS POLICY OF CONTINUAL PRODUCT IMPRO VEMENT THE MANUFACTURER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY CHANGES DEEMED NECESSARY THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSI BLE IF THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS MA NUAL ARE NOT OBSERVED ...

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