Preparing The Furniture; Fitting The Appliance; Removing The Appliance; Gas Connection - Gaggenau VG 264 Instrucciones De Montaje

Umstellung auf eine andere Gasart
Diese Gas-Kochmulde entspricht den auf dem Typenschild
angegebenen Kategorien. Durch Düsenwechsel ist es möglich,
das Gerät auf jedes der dort aufgeführten Gase umzustellen.
Der Umbausatz kann über unseren Kundendienst bezogen wer-
den. Bei manchen Modellen ist der Umbausatz im Lieferumfang
enthalten.
Nur eine konzessionierte Fachkraft darf das Gerät auf eine
andere Gasart umstellen.
Vor dem Düsenwechsel die Strom- und Gaszufuhr abstellen.
Austausch der Kleinstelldüsen – Bild 5:
Abdeckkappen an der Unterseite des Gerätes unter den Gas-
1.
hähnen entfernen. Die Kleinstelldüsen befinden sich im Gas-
hahn und werden von unten eingeschraubt.
Düsen herausschrauben und die neuen Düsen nach den An-
2.
gaben in der Düsentabelle bis zum Anschlag einschrauben.
Abdeckkappen wieder aufsetzen.
3.
Austausch der Hauptdüsen – Bild 6:
Topfträger und Brennerdeckel abnehmen.
1.
Düsen austauschen. Ein passender Schlüssel ist über unseren
2.
Kundendienst erhältlich (Bestellnummer 424699). Darauf ach-
ten, dass die Düsen beim Aus- oder Eindrehen nicht abbre-
chen.
Neue Düsen bis zum Anschlag eindrehen, um eine gute Ab-
3.
dichtung zu erreichen.
Brennerdeckel und Topfträger auflegen, auf korrekte Positio-
4.
nierung achten.
Sollte bei abweichenden Gasarten und Drücken eine Korrektur
der Kleinstelldüsen notwendig sein, so kann durch Linksdrehen
der Durchfluss vergrößert werden.
Bei diesen Brennern muss keine Einstellung der Primärluft vor-
genommen werden.
Prüfen Sie die Funktion nach dem Umbau:
An den Flammen dürfen keine gelben Spitzen sichtbar sein.
Beim schnellen Umschalten von Groß- auf Kleinbrand darf die
Flamme nicht erlöschen.
Hinweis. Bringen Sie den Aufkleber mit der umgestellten Gasart
auf dem Typenschild am Gerät an.
en
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Important notes
Read these instructions carefully and keep them in a safe place.
Safety during use can only be ensured if the appliance is fitted
correctly according to these installation instructions. The
installer is responsible for ensuring that the appliance operates
perfectly at the point of installation.
The appliance must be connected to the mains only by a
licensed and trained technician.
Before carrying out any type of work, turn off the electricity and
gas supply.
For installation, currently applicable building regulations and the
regulations of local electricity and gas suppliers must be
observed (e.g. Germany: DVGW-TRGI/TRGF; Switzerland:
SVGW; Austria: ÖVGW-TR).
For conversion to another type of gas, please call the after-sales
service.
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Risk of gas escape!
After connecting the appliance to the gas supply, always check
the connection for leak tightness. The manufacturer accepts no
responsibility for the escape of gas from a gas connection
which has been previously tampered with.
Ensure sufficient air exchange in the room where the
appliance is installed. Up to 11 kW total output:
Minimum volume of the room where appliance is installed:
■
20 m³
A door leading to the open air or a window which can be
■
opened.
Up to 18 kW total output:
Minimum volume of the room where appliance is installed:
■
2 m³ per kW total output.
A door leading to the open air or a window which can be
■
opened.
An extraction hood into the open air. Minimum displacement
■
volume of extraction hood: 15 m³/h per kW total output.
The installation system must incorporate an all-pin isolating
switch with a contact opening of at least 3 mm, or the appliance
should be connected to the mains via a safety plug. The plug
must remain accessible after installation is complete.
Specifications on the rating plate showing voltage, type of gas
and gas pressure must agree with the local mains connection
conditions.
Do not kink or trap the mains connection cable.
This appliance corresponds to appliance class 3 (for installation
in a kitchen unit). It must be fitted according to the installation
drawing. The wall behind the appliance must be made of non-
flammable material.
This appliance is not intended for operation with an external
timer or an external remote control.
Do not install this appliance on boats or in vehicles.

Preparing the furniture

The surrounding kitchen unit must be heat-resistant to at least
90 °C. The stability of the unit must be maintained after
producing the cut-out.
Produce the cut-out for one or several Vario appliances.
Proceed as shown in the installation sketch. The angle between
the cut surface and the worktop must be 90°.
After producing the cut-out, remove the shavings. Seal the cut
surfaces to make them heat-resistant.
Observe a minimum clearance between the appliance housing
and parts of the unit of 10 mm.
When fitting several Vario appliances: allow for the additional
space required for the connecting strip VV 200. Appliances can
also be fitted in individual recesses, if a minimum clearance of
40 mm between the appliances is observed.

Fitting the appliance

Mark the centre of the recess exactly. Fit the short mounting rail
1.
to the front of the recess and the long mounting rail to the rear
of the recess. Make sure the lugs of the mounting rails lie on
the worktop. The centre marking on the mounting rails must be
precisely flush with the centre marking of the recess.
Note. when fitting the appliance in a stone worktop glue on the
mounting rails with a temperature-resistant two-component
adhesive (metal on stone).
For combination with the appliance cover VD 201: secure the
2.
appliance cover on the appliance before installation (refer to
the installation manual of VD 201).
Lower the appliance into the cut-out. The snap-in pins on the
3.
appliance must lie exactly on the catch springs. Firmly press
the appliance into the cut-out. The pins on the appliance must
snap into the catch springs.

Removing the appliance

Disconnect the appliance from the power and the gas supply.
Push out the appliance from below.
Caution!
Risk of damage! Do not lever out the appliance from above.

Gas connection

The gas connection must be located in a position where the
stop tap is accessible.
Using one of the R½'' (for appliance side) connection elbows
provided, connect the appliance with the associated gasket to a
fixed connection pipe or a gas safety hose. If the gas safety
hose is not (or only partly) made of metal, the ambient
temperature must not exceed 70°K. In the case of a gas safety
hose made entirely of metal, the permissible ambient
temperature is 115°K. The gas safety hose must be routed so
that it does not come into contact with moving parts of the
kitchen unit (e.g. drawers).

Electrical connection

Check that the appliance has the same voltage and frequency
as the electrical installation system.
The hob is delivered with a mains cable, with or without plug,
depending on model.
Only connect the appliance to sockets which have been fitted
and earthed according to regulations.
The appliance corresponds to type Y: the mains connection
cable must only be replaced by the after-sales service. Check
the cable type and minimum cross section.