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Connection of adjacent appliances (Fig.-2)
Position the appliances next to each other and
level to the same height.
Connect the appliances using the fixing holes
drilled in the sides of the work top.
Gas connection
Before installing the appliance, contact the local
Gas Supply Authority to cheek the compatibility
of the gas supply.
Gas inlet can be made from under or behind
the appliance.
A rapid-action gas shut-off valve must be fitted
upstream of the appliance in an easily accessible
position.
Make sure the appliance corresponds with the gas
supply to which it is connected. If it does not,
convert as instructed in the section "Conversion to
different type of gas".
Once the appliance has been installed, cheek for
gas leaks at the connection points.
All pieces needed for montage will be supplied by
manufacturing company.
Gas flex and gas hose connections must be carried
out in accordance with TS EN 14800 standard.
Water connection
No connection is required since the appliance is
filled manually.
Water drain
Open the global valve in the bottom of the tank
and discharge the water in the tank.
Important :
The tank drain must be connected to
the drainage system using a pipe resistant to high
temperatures (100
0
C).
CONVERSION TO DIFFERENT TYPE
OF GAS
The appliance has been adjusted to operate with
20mbar NG(G20). To convert the appliance to a
different gas supply, scrupulously follow the
instructions indicated below.
Use the injectors and adhesive labels in the bag
supplied with the appliance.
Replacement of main burner injector and
adjustment of primary air (Fig.3)
Remove the control panel from the appliance.
Unscrew
the
injector
“E”
from
injector
connection part “A”.
Choose a suitable injector indicated in table “T2”.
Screw the new injector to injector connection part
“A”.
Move “H” air regulator back and front according
to gas type to obtain ideal gas flame.
Replacement of pilot
burner injector
(Fig.4)
Remove the control panel from the appliance.
Remove the "A" screw.
Take out "B" injector and choose a suitable
injector indicated in table “T2”.
Screw the injector by “A” screw.
Gas cock min. flame adjustment (Fig.5)
Remove the control panel from the appliance.
Ignite the main burner and turn the control knob
to maximum.
Turn the control knob from max. to min. a few
minutes later. The burner should remain in the
stable position during this sudden change.
If the burner flame goes out when turned down or
burns too high, it should be adjusted through the
turn down screw “A” on the gas cock.
WARNING :
If the appliance is converted to a
different gas supply, affix the correct adhesive tag
indicating the new gas used.
START UP
Operation check
Switch on the appliance in accordance with the
instructions for use, cheek burner ignition and
flame uniformity, cheek the appliance for gas
leaks and make sure the gas exhaust system
functions correctly.
If necessary, consult the "Troubleshooting guide"
below.
Checking the nominal heat input
The appliance's nominal heat input must always
be checked following installation and conversion
to a different gas supply, and also after servicing.
The appliance's nominal heat input is indicated in
Table “T1”.
The nominal heat input is correct when the
appliance is fitted with the appropriate injectors
for the type of gas used and the inlet pressure is as
specified in Table “T1”. To check the inlet
pressure, follow the instructions indicated in the
section "Checking the inlet pressure".
Checking the inlet pressure (Fig. 5)
The inlet pressure is measured using a manometer
with minimum resolution of 0.2 mbar.
Detach the control panel from the appliance,
remove the screw “B” from pressure point and
connect the pressure gauge pipe.
Ignite the burners and measure the inlet pressure.
The pressure reading must correspond with the
ratings shown in table “T2”. If not, switch off the
appliance and contact your local Gas Supply
Authority immediately.