Fornelli PGA 45 FIERO BL, Руководство пользователя

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Installation and operation instructions Installation and operation instructions
HOBS
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• If the “gas control” safety system fails to
activate with a minimum volume of gas
to be supplied to a gas burner, increase
that volume using the adjusting screw.
• Check whether the adjustment procedu-
re has been carried out in a proper way:
let the gas burner operate for several mi-
nutes. Increase the minimum, if the flame
extinguishes.
CLEANING AND CARE
Before you begin care or cleaning, discon-
nect your hob from the mains and let it cool
down. To keep the hob in good condition, cle-
an it after each use.
Enameled parts
All the enameled parts shall be only cleaned
with a sponge and soapy water, or specially
developed commercially available non-abra-
sives. Do never use steel wools, abrasives or
stain removers for baths or wash sinks.
Prior to installation, dry out the washed parts
or wipe them dry.
Stainless steel surface
Stainless steel may darken due to long-term
contact with water or aggressive cleaning
agents to contain sodium hydroxide or phosp-
horus. Therefore its condition must be focus of
much attention of yours.
To clean a surface made of stainless steel use a
wet cloth and special cleaning agents. Upon rin-
sing, wipe it dry with a piece of chamois-leather
or soft cloth.
For maximum effect we recommend you to use a
special, branded professional agent for stainless
steel care.
Support grids
To clean them, use a sponge, water and soap.
Clean them only when cold. Do not use any
abrasives or cutting tools. The grid size enab-
les to wash them in a dishwasher.
Gas burners
Gas burners consisting of two parts (cap +
flame spreader) can be removed, cleaned
and washed for which appropriate cleaning
agents must be used.
Models with automated ignition systems
have ceramic igniters within an area of gas
burners. Inside these igniters there are metal
electrodes (“E” elements in Figure 9).
Fig. 9
Those models that are equipped with the
“gas control” system” also have thermoele-
ments within an area of gas burners (“T”
elements in Figure 9). These are sensors of
safety valves.