Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
B
Using the appliance
NOTE:
Using a gas cooking appliance leads to the production of
heat, moisture and combustion gases in the room where
it is installed. Therefore, keep the room well ventilated by
leaving natural ventilation ducts open (fig.
mechanical ventilation (kitchen hood or electric fan, fig.
and fig.
).
5
Intensive and prolonged use of the appliance may require
additional ventilation, e.g. by opening a window, or more
efficient ventilation, e.g. by increasing the power of
mechanical ventilation if available.
(*) Air inlet: refer to the installation chapter (paragraphs
3
Fig.
18
) and by using
3
5
6
and
)
4
5
Fig.
Fig.
EN
B
Using the appliance
Settings
Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply before making any adjustments. All
seals must be replaced by the technician after any adjustment or setting operation. It is not
necessary to adjust the burners' primary air supply.
Valves
The valves installed on the hob are compatible with all types of gas. These are one-way male
taper valves.
4
Burner small flame adjustment (minimum position)
• Light the burner and turn the corresponding knob to the minimum position (small flame, fig.
• Remove the knob
M
• Insert a small screwdriver
the right or left until the burner flame is correctly set to the minimum position.
Make sure that the flame does not go out when adjusting it to the minimum position. The above
setting only applies to burners operating with G20 gas. The screw must be tightened fully on
burners operating with G30 or G31 gas.
12
(fig.
) from the valve stem.
D
14
into the hole
C
(fig.
) and turn the gas adjustment screw to
C
D
M
14
Fig.
19
EN
1
).
