Page 1
HOBS 60 cm
USER INSTRUCTIONS
GB
Page 2
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Cooking hobs 60x50
Gas
Electric
Burners 4 gas –
– 4 elec.
Reference type P4 01 PE 03
Supply Voltage/Frequency (V/Hz) 240/50 240/50
Installed electric power (W) – 6000
Gas burner power:
Medium burner kW 1,45 (x 3) –
Large burner kW 2,9 –
Power of gas installed:
- G20/20 mbar (kW)* 7,45
- G30/28-30 mbar (g/h) 542
Electric ignition yes –
Product size mm. 585x500 585x500
Degree protection – Type Y
Class 3
Fig. 1
Fig. 4 Fig. 4 bis
* Manufacturer setting GB cat. II2H3+
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
FOR AUSTRALIA
Cooking hobs 60x50
Burners 4 gas 4 gas 3 gas 3 gas
– – 1electric 1 electric
Reference type P401 P402 P301 P302
Supply Voltage/Frequency (V/Hz) 230/50 230/50 230/50 230/50
Installed electric power (W) – – 1400 1400
Semi rapid burner 3 3 2 2
Rapid burner 1 1 1 1
Power of gas installed: (MJ/H)
- Natural gas 1,13 kPa* 28 28 22,1 22,1
- LPG gas 2,75 kPa 25,2 25,2 19,7 19,7
Electric ignition yes yes yes yes
Gas safety device – yes – yes
Product size mm. 585x500 585x500 585x500 585x500
Degree protection – – Type Y Type Y
Class 3 3 3 3
Fig. 1
* Manufacturer setting
Page 3
2
VERY IMPORTANT - APPL YING THE SEALANT
Important - The diagram below shows how the sealant should be applied.
INSTALLATION
The Purchaser is responsible for the installation of the hob. The Manufacturer does not
accept any responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from incorrect installation,
and as such this will not covered by the Manufacturer’s Guarantee.
The hob may be installed in any worktop which is heat resistant to a temperature of
100° C, and has a thickness of 25 - 40 mm. The dimensions of the insert to be cut
out of the worktop are in shown in Fig. 1.
If the Hob is fitted next to a cabinet on either side,
the distance between the Hob and the cabinet
must be at least 30 mm (see Fig. 2); while the
distance between the hob and the rear wall must
be at least 40 mm.
If below the hob there is an accessible space,
there must be a partition panel in insulating material (wood or similar) providing a space of at least
10 mm below the Hob (see Fig. 2).
The Hob unit is fitted by attaching the Fixing
Clamps supplied, using the holes at the base of
the unit.
Fig. 2
Partition panel
30 mm
min.
30 mm
10 mm
This appliance has been designed for non-prof essional,i.e. domestic, use.
Appropriate checks and tests have ensured that, even in the most extreme conditions,
the temperatures reached are within acceptable limits
. The Hob is thermally insula-
ted (in line with Regulation EN) and may be installed: next to panels higher than
the
worktop, for type «Y», or next to panels not higher than the worktop for type
«X.».
See technical characteristics table «Degree of protection».
Page 4
3
Instructions for the installer
The following information is intended for qualified and competant persons only who will
ensure that your appliance is installed correctly. All current legislation concerning the
installation of Gas appliances must be observed by the installer*
* For the U.K. only - By law, the gas installation/commissioning must be carried out
by a «Corgi», registered installer .
This appliance must be installed in accordance with applicable regulations and should
only be used in well-ventilated locations. Before using this appliance carefully study the
instruction book.
Suitable location
A gas-powered cooking appliance produces heat and humidity in the area in which it is
installed. For
this reason you should ensure good ventilation either
by keeping all natural air passages open or by installing an extractor hood with an exhaust flue. Intensive
and prolonged use of the appliance may require extra ventilation, such the opening of
a window or an increase in speed of the electric fan,
if you have one.
If a hood cannot be installed, an electric fan should be fitted to an outside wall or window as long there are air vents in the area.
The electric fan should be able to carry out a complete change of air in the kitchen 3-5
times every hour. The installer should follow the relavant national standards.
Electrical connection (4 electric plates)
In the installation of this appliance a DOUBLE POLE SWITCH must be incorporated into the electrical connection.
The electric hob should always be connected to the 30 amp supply by a qualified electrician.
To substitute the power supply cord, unscrew the 3 screws marked “A” to remove the
cover. In this instance it must be connected to the mains supply via the appropriately
rated cable/flex. Connect the supply cord to the terminal block and to the earth terminal
(Fig. 4).
Fasten the cord by means the 2 screws marked “B” and reset the cover (Fig. 4 bis).
Before connecting the appliance check the efficiency of the earth circuit. Earthing of
the appliance is required by law. The manufacturer declines any responsibility should
this safety measure not be observed. Connection to the electrical supply should be
made by 4.00 mm
2
flex 85° C BS 6007 and connected through the cooker junction unit
to the cooker control unit.
To connect the cable remove the protection cover and insert the cable through the cable chock and fasten it. Effect the connection according to the diagram shown on the
label fixed to the side of terminal board, taking care to connect the earth wire to the
treaded pin near the terminal board.
Always seek the advice of a qualified electrician regarding installation.
Electrical connection
Warning - this appliance must be earthed
This appliance is designed for domestic use only. Connection to the mains supply must
be made by a competant electrician, ensuring that all current regulations concerning
such installations are observed.
Page 5
4
The appliance must only be connected to a suitably rated spur point, a 3 pin 13 amp
plug/socket is not suitable. Adouble pole switch must be provided and the circuit must
have appropriate fuse protection. Further details of the power requirement of the individual product will be found in the users’ instruction and on the appliance rating plate.
In the case of built-in product you are advised, should you wish to use a longer cable
than the one supplied, that a suitably rated heat resistant type must be used.
(Rubber
insulated cable type H05RR-F, H05VV-F, H05V2V2-F must be used. The cables
should be 1,5 mm
2
section for products with electrically heated elements, and 0,75
mm
2
for others products. Also, the maximum external diameter of the cable should
not be greater than 7 mm.)
The wiring must be connected to the mains supply as follows:
CONNECT TO SPUR TERMINAL
Green & Yellow Wire Earth Connection
Blue Wire Neutral Connection
Brown Wire Live Connection
Note: We do not advocate the use of earth leakage devices with electric cooking
appliances installed to spur points because of the .tnuisance trippingn which may occur.
You are again reminded that the appliance must be correctly earthed, the manufacturer declines any responsibility for any event occurring as a result of incorrect
electrical installation.
Installation of electrical connections
Declaration of compliance: This equipment, in the parts intended to come into contact with food, complies with the regulations laid down in EEC directives 89/109.
This appliance complies with directive 89/336/EEC, 73/23/EEC, 90/396/EEC and
the following changes.
Page 6
5
The labels on the Hob indicate the types of gas that can be used.
It is possible to use other types of gas after carrying out simple modifications.
Warning: If gas can be smelt in the vicinity of this appliance turn off the gas supply to
the appliance and call the engineer directly.
Do not search for a leak with a naked flame.
Adapting the hob to different types of gas
To adapt the Hob for use with different types of gas, carry out the following instructions:
— remove the grids and burners
— insert the hexagonal spanner (supplied) into the burner support (Fig. 5)
— unscrew the injector and replace it with one suitable for the gas to be used (see
Table below)
— regulate minimum flame and flame combustion (see nexts chapters).
Gas connection(see page 11)
Hexagonal spanner
Fig. 5
Table of Gas Consumption 1 W = 0,860 kcal/h
GAS
TYPE
METHANE
MGAS
G 20
BUTANE
GAS
G 30
PROPANE
GAS
G 31
Ø INJECTORS
1/100 mm.
093
127
61
84
61
84
NOMINAL THERMAL
POWER
kW kcal/h
1,55 1.290
2,95 2.537
1,55 1.290
2,95 2.537
1,55 1.290
2,95 2.537
kW kcal/h
0,38 327
0,65 559
0,38 327
0,65 559
0,38 327
0,65 559
Norm. Min. Max.
20 17 25
28/30 20 35
37 25 45
CAPACITY
143 l/h
281 l/h
109 g/h
215 g/h
107 g/h
211 g/h
REDUCED THERMAL
POWER
PRESSURE
m bar
BURNER
MEDIUM
LARGE
MEDIUM
LARGE
MEDIUM
LARGE
Rapid
Semi rapid
Total NHGC
141 10,3
110 5,9
28
81 8,7
65 5,5
25,2
5 mm 4 mm
7 mm 2 mm
LPGMJ/HInjector size
LPG gas
Reg. 2,75 kPa
Natural gas
Reg. 1,13 kPa
MJ/HInjector size
Burner
NG
Quota «X» depending
on type of gas
Cooking hobs 60x50 for Australia
Page 7
Regulating the minimum flame
After lighting the burners, turn the control knob to the minimum setting and then remove the knob (this can easily be removed by apply a gentle pressure).
Using a small «Terminal» type screwdriver the regulating screw can be adjusted as in
Fig. 8. Turning the screw clockwise reduces the gas flow, whilst turning it anticlockwise
increases the flow – Use this adjustment to obtain a flame of approximately 3 to 4 mm
in length and then replace the control knob.
If GPL (cylinder) gas is being used, turn the screw clockwise right to the end of the
travel of the by-pass.
Screws regulating
(for differend models)
6
REGULATING THE BURNERS
Flame Combustion
For maximum efficiency from the burners, the correct combustion of the flame is necessary.
A good flame must be well aligned and without yellow tips (Fig. 7/B). If there is insufficient
air the flame will be uneven with yellow tips (Fig. 7/A). If there is too much air, the flame
will be very short and bright (Fig. 7/C). In these cases the combustion must be adjusted by
re-fitting the carburation tube to the Venturi (where there is insufficient air) or removing the
carburation tube (in the case of too much air). To position the carburation tube, the fixing
screws must be loosened, and retightened when the satisfactory combustion is obtained.
Standard regulation values are stated in fig. 6 and following table.
Fig. 6 Fig. 7
Type of
burner
Medium
Large
Quota «X» depending on type of gas
Butane G 30 Propane G 31 Methane G 20
5 mm 7 mm 2 mm
2 mm 5 mm 4 mm
BURNER CAP
BURNER
AIR REGULATION
SCREW
FIXING
SCREW
Fig. 8
Page 8
7
POWER OUTPUT - ELECTRIC HOTPLATES
Setting
0 OFF
1 VERY LOW Warming dishes & melting butter and chocolate
2 LOW Simmering, sauces, stews, milk puddings, poached eggs
3 MODERATE Vegetables, frozen foods, boiling water
4 MEDIUM Fresh Vegetables, pasta, fish, pancakes.
5 HIGH Omelettes, steaks
6 VERY HIGH Chops
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Using the gas Burner
If the burners have not been used for a couple of days, wait for a few seconds before
lighting the burner, this will allow any air present in the pipes to escape.
To ignite the burners on hobs without electric ignition, place a lighted taper close to
the burner, press in and turn the control knob anti-clockwise.
For those hobs with electric ignition, simply turn the control knob to the ignition or maximum position and press the button marked ★. The spark is fired only when the button
is released. If the burner does not ignite first time, try again.
As a safety device, some models automatically cut off the gas supply if the flame is
accidently extinguished. In this case, push and rotate the control knob and keep it held
down for approx 5-6 seconds.
The burner will then remain lit.
ATTENTION: When cleaning the hob, take care to replace the burners correctly,
this will ensure that the ignition point is not blocked.
Use of electric hotplates
For the best use of the electric hotplates and to minimise energy consumption, the
following recommendations should be noted.
A neon indicator light adjacent to the control knob will glow when the electric plate is
in use.
PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT (for Australia only)
First turn the gas off to the appliance. Remove the sealing screw from the regulators
test point at the rear of the appliance and fit the hose of the Manometer to it.
Turn the gas on and light the Wok Burner and one Medium Burner at maximum setting. Check the pressure and adjust at the regulator if necessary to the settings in the
table below or on the Data plate.
For Propane Gas adjust at the regulator on the cylinder - Turn regulator adjusting
screw clockwise increases pressure whilst anti-clockwise decreases pressure. Refit
the test point sealing screw when finished.
Page 9
8
Fig. 7
YES NO NO NO NO
GENERAL ADVICE
For the best results, the flat-bottomed pans should match the gas burner size as follows:
— Medium from 12 - 20 cm.
— Large from 20 - 26 cm.
For smaller containers a reducer stand (supplied with some models) should be used
and the gas burner should be regulated so that the flame does not overlap the base
of the pan. The reducer stand is for use with the medium burner. Vessels with concave
or convex base should not be used.
WARNING:If a burner is accidentally extinguehed, turn the knob to the off position and do not attempt to re-ignite if for at least 1 minute.
To protect the glass lid from damage and in the interests of safety, the burners/plates
must be turned off and the burner/pan support/plate area must be cool before closing
the lid down.
Only pans which have smooth flat bases should be used on the electric hotplates. The
size of the pan should be as close as possible to the diameter of the hotplate, and never smaller (see Fig. 9). The base of the pan should be dry and spillages should be
avoided. Empty pans should not be left on the plates, nor should the plates left switched
on without a pan.
Page 10
9
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Important Advice
Before cleaning the Hob, ensure the appliance has cooled down. S
witch off the
electricity supply.
When cleaning the enamelled, varnished or chrome sections, use warm soapy water
or a non caustic detergent. For stainless steel use an appropriate cleaning solution.
Hotplates should only be cleaned with a cotton cloth coated with vaseline or seed oil.
Never use abrasives, corrosive detergents, bleaching agents or acids. Avoid any acid
or alkaline substances (lemon, juice, vinegar etc.) on the enamelled, varnisched or stainless steel sections.
The burners can be cleaned with soapy water. To restore their original shine, use a
household stainless steel cleaner. After cleaning, dry the burners and replace.
It is important the Burners are replaced correctly.
This appliance must only be used for the purpose for which it is intended, domestic
cooking, and any other use will be considered improper and could therefore be danger
ous. The Manufacturer will not be responisble for any damage or loss resulting from
improper use.
Lubricating the gas taps
If a gas tap becomes stiff, it should be dismantled, cleaned carefully with petrol and
smeared with a drop of special heat resistant grease.
The following operations should be carried but:
— disconnect the electrical power supply, close the gas supply tap from the mains or
cylinder.
— Remove the hob top plate by removing the corner screws and those under the
burners.
— Remove the two screws holding down the head flange.
— Remove the head flange and the retaining spring on the knob shaft.
— Remove the gas regulation cone, clean it with petrol and smear it with some heat
resistant grease, taking care not to obstruct any holes through which gas must pass.
— Re-assemble all the parts, making sure that the spring and the rotating axis of the
cone fitted to the knob shaft are correctly seated.
Aftercare
Before calling out a Service Engineer please check the following:
— that the plug is correctly inserted and fused;
— that the gas supply is not faulty.
If the fault cannot be identified:
switch off the appliance — do not tamper with it — call the Aftercare Service Centre.
The Manufacturer will not be responsible for any inaccuracy resulting from printing or transcript errors contained in this brochure. We reserve the right to carry out modifications to products as required, including
the interests of consumption, without prejiudice to the characteristics relating to safety or function.
Page 11
10
NOTES
Page 12
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY OF THE HOB
TO THE GAS SUPPLY PIPES
These instructions are for Fitters qualified for installation of equipment in line with the
relevant national standard. All work must be carried out with the electricity supply disconnected.
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
2 Spanners, sizes 17 and 23 mm are required.
1/2” GAS
A) As illustrated, assemble parts in sequence:
A) fixed pipe
B) washer
C) Elbow fitting with
tapered thred
connection
2) Tighten the joints
with the Spanners,
remembering to twist
the pipes into position
before tightening.
3) Attach fitting C to
mains supply using
rigid copper pipe.
VERY IMPORTANT
For ease of installation and to avoid gas leaks, it is recommended to connect the pipes as follows:
First connect the pipe to the Hob
and then
Connect the pipe to the gas supply.
In this sequence is not followed, there is a danger that gas will be trapped
in the pipe.
AFTER INSTALLATION, CHECK THE TIGHTNESS OF ALL JOINTS USING
A SOAPY SOLUTION
11
Grafica R.B. - 07/00 - Cod. 9259761.6C
Loading...