• Unpack the cooktop and remove all the packaging material.
• Check and ensure that all the burners and the pan supports are
in position and are seated properly.
• Place the cooktop on a level surface at a convenient working
height. Keep it away from any inflammable materials.
• Place the gas cylinder below the cooking shelf or at a convenient
position. However ensure that the cylinder does not tilt.
• Take a flexible tube of an approved brand, which is gas resistant.
Make sure it is not longer than a metre.
• Connect the flexible tube from the cylinder to the inlet nozzle of
the cooktop. Push it as far as it will go. The tube should not be
twisted, looped sharply or put under pressure. It should be kept
away from any source of heat.
• Close the windows and avoid using fans when using your cooktop.
• Select the burner you want to ignite. Light a match stick, keep it
close to the burner and turn on the regulating valve by pressing
and rotating anticlockwise.
• In auto ignition models, a push button is provided on the knob
panel. Turn ON the knob and press the button simultaneously to
put on the flame.
• If the auto ignition does not function, check and replace the
batteries.