INSTALLER’S MANUAL
CAUTION :
The purchaser undertakes to install or arrange for his/her equipment to be installed in a
workmanlike manner and in accordance with the applicable regulations and standards.
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Never attempt to lift the cooker by holding the hand rails. This will damage the cooker and
invalidate the warrantly.
DELIVERY & PACKAGING
The Cooker is packed in a cardboard carton, and sits on a wooden pallet to which the cooker is
bolted. You will need a 10mm spanner to undo the nuts and bolts attaching the cooker to the pallet.
Carefully remove the cooker from the pallet. NOTE: Never attempt to lift the cooker by holding the
hand rails. This will damage the cooker and invalidate the warranty.
Unpack and check the range is in good condition. In case of damage, note any reservations on the
delivery note and confirm them within 48 hours by registered letter with confirmation of delivery to
the carrier.
PLACING THE COOKER
Allow a minimum clearance of 50 mm between the appliance and any other surfaces (walls affected
by heat).
Line the cooker up with the intended space for it and gently push the cooker backwards into position,
ensuring not to mark or damage the floor. It may be helpful to cover that part of the floor over which
the cooker is to be moved with some sort of covering to protect it, which can be removed once the
cooker is in place.
LEVELLING THE COOKER
In order to level the cooker the plinth needs to be removed. This is done by removing the drawer.
Remove the drawer by opening it, and gently tilting the open front upwards and then lifting the drawer
and rear as well and extracting the drawer. Place the drawer carefully on a protective surface.
Two steel pins attach the plinth to the base of the cooker, running through the top of the plinth and
base of the cooker. These are evident once the drawer has been removed (they look like the top of
nails). Simply pull the two pins out, and carefully remove the steel plinth which should now be loose.
Using the spanner (supplied with cooker in the drawer), the rear and the front of the cooker need to
be leveled in the following way: two bolts will now be evident (exposed by the removal of the plinth).
By winding them clockwise the cooker can be lowered, by winding them anti-clockwise it may be
raised. The left bolt adjusts the rear left corner of the cooker; the right bolt adjusts the rear right of the
cooker. To adjust the front of the cooker, use the larger head of the spanner provided to turn the front
left and front right feet of the cooker, situated just inside the front edge of the corners. Clockwise
lowers the feet, anti-clockwise raises the feet.
BUILDING IN GUIDANCE
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If the appliance is to be built in between two surfaces, it is CRUCIAL to allow free circulation of
air behind the appliance (provide shielding at rear). Cooktops should NEVER be installed lower
than adjacent worksurfaces. It is also recommended to allow the unit front panel to protrude 50 mm
relative to the adjacent units.
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The cooker muste be installed under an exhaust hood
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INSTALLATION / POSITIONING
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