Kleenmaid CH80X User Manual
BUILT-IN HOBS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND INSTALLATION
Gas cooktop CH80X (stainless steel)
CH80W (white)
CH80E (black)
MANUFACTURED BY
PART 2 FOR THE INSTALLER
G
ENERAL INFORMATION P
. 5
- Building in
- Preliminary remarks
E
LECTRICAL CONNECTION P
. 8
G
AS CONNECTION P
. 9
- Preliminary remarks
- Connection options
C
HANGING GAS P
. 10
- Preliminary remarks
-
Changing from natural gas to LPG
- Changing from LPG to natural gas
- Gas rating table
W
ARRANTY ANDSERVICE P
. 14
PART 1 FOR THE USER
T
HE LAYOUTOFYOURHOB P
. 1
U
SING THE GAS BURNERS P
. 2-3
- Which pans to use on the gas burners
C
LEANING YOUR HOB P
. 4
- Care of the enamel on the stainless steel
- Care of the gas burners
- Precautions for use
- Usuel care
S
AFETY WARNING P
. 4
Congratulations on purchasing one of our hobs.
To get the best from your new appliance we advise you to read very carefully the information
contained in this instruction booklet. It is in two parts:
Hobs with one or more gas burners must be installed in accordance with current regulations of the Australian Gas
Association (gas installation code AG601) and used only in a well-ventilated place.
Please read this instruction booklet before installing and using the hob.
These hobs have been designed for use by private individuals in a residential building.
1
•
“ALL GAS” HOBS ARE PRE-ADJUSTED FOR
NATURAL GAS
•
Use of a gas cooking appliance leads to the production of
heat and humidity in the premises in which it is installed.
•
Make sure your kitchen is well ventilated.
Keep open any natural ventilation outlets or install a
mechanical ventilation device (mechanical ventilation hood).
•
Intensive and prolonged use of the appliance may
necessitate additional ventilation, for example opening a
window, or more effective ventilation, for example
increasing the power of the mechanical ventilator, if one
has been installed (an air flow of 2 m
3
/hr per kW of power
is required).
•
We recommend that before any repairs or maintenance
to your hob take place, it is disconnected from the
electrical supply.
•
As a safety precaution, after use remember to turn off
the tap at source for mains gas or the tap on the LPG
bottle.
Recommendations
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The layout of your hob
1. Burner / control hob
semi-fast
2. Burner / control hob
fast
3. Burner / control hob
large fast
4. Burner / control hob
auxiliary
5. Burner / control hob
double crown
2
4
2
1
3
1
3
4
5
5
2
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Using the gas burners
•
Each burner is controlled by a tap with a safety locking
device which, in the event of accidental extinction of the
flame (spillage, draught...) quickly cuts off the gas supply
and prevents any from escaping.
A lower setting is achieved between the symbol and
the symbol. The dot (
●) corresponds
to the off position for the knob.
•
Burner safety is effected by a metal rod located directly
adjacent to the flame.
•
Select the burner required, using the symbols located
near the control knobs as a guide.
•
To light a burner, push in the knob and turn it in the
direction to maximum setting.
Maintain pressure for a few seconds after the flame
has appeared, to engage the safety system.
•
In the event of a power cut, a burner can still be lit by placing a lighted match next to it while keeping the corresponding control knob at maximum setting.
In the event of accidental extinction of the flame, just relight in the usual way, following the lighting instructions.
Ignition with gas safety device
NB
: the burner flames nearest to the tips of the pan sup-
port are smaller, to protect the enamel of the pan
support.
3
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Using the gas burners
•
Suggested pan diameters
•
Adjust the burner to prevent the flames from coming up
the side of the pan
•
Do not use pans with a concave or convex base.
•
Only the 5-burner gas hobs are fitted with a special
“WOK” type pan support which can only be used on the
central “Double Crown” burner.This “WOK” pan support
enables the use of pans with a concave base. In combination with the “Double Crown” burner, it enables improved flame distribution around large recipients such as large diameter woks and paella pans.
•
Do not use pans with a large diameter near the control
knobs.
Which pans to use on the gas burners
Small burners Medium burner Large burners
(fast) (Large fast) (Double crown)
12 cm to 24 cm 16 cm to 28 cm 18 cm to 28 cm 20 cm to 30 cm
WRONGRIGHT
CONCAVECONVEX
•
Your appliance is equipped with a removable
support grid for small pans.
It can be used on all the burners of your appliance excepted on the front left large rapid
burner and on the central “double crown” burner of the 5 burner hobs.
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