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Positioning and leveling 

 

The positioning and gas installation should always be carried out by an 

AUTHORISED TECHNICIAN

observing the standards of each country. 

 

It is advisable to install an extraction hood for the optimum operation of the appliance. 

 

Place the appliance in a well ventilated place. 

 

Level and adjust the height of the appliance Drawing 1. 

 
 

Gas connection 

The appliance's gas connection must always be carried out by an Authorized Technician, observing the 
regulations in each country. 

The general installation must have a stop-cock and a pressure regulator and it also advisable to install a shut-off 
cock on each individual appliance. 

The gas inlet is defined in the 

General and connection dimensions

 section with the letter 

“G”

 
 

Conversion to different gases 

If the appliance is prepared for a different type of gas to the one available in the installation, you should proceed 
as follows: 

-  cut  off  the  gas  to  the  appliance  if  connected.  (All  conversions  of  the  appliance's  gas  circuit  must  always  be 
carried out by a QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN). 

 

Burner conversion 

- d

ismantle the “I” injectors Drawing 2, and replace them with suitable ones depending on the gas to be used 

Table 3 

- p

osition the air regulator “R” Drawing 2 to the “H” measurement  Table 3 depending on the gas to be used. 

 

Pilot conversion 

- l

oosen screw “A” of the  Drawing 3 (detail A), the injector “B” is underneath screw “A”, which must be loosened 

and replaced with suitable ones depending on the gas to be used  Table 3 supplied with the nozzles; turn the air 
regulat

or “C” until the flame steadies. 

Taps minimum flow adjustment 

-  f

or  NATURAL  GAS  and  TOWN  GAS,  turn  adjustment  screw  “F”  one  way  or  the  other  until  the  flame  is 

established in the minimum position. For L.P.G. it will be fully tightened Drawing 4 

 

IMPORTANT

: before adjustment, the burner must have fully operating for at least 15 minutes. 

Summary of Contents for GRE-1200-24

Page 1: ...aintenance GAS RANGES Models GRE 400 20 GRE 400 11 GRE 400 02 GRE 800 31 GRE 800 22 GRE 800 13 GRE 1200 42 GRE 1200 33 GRE 1200 24 GRE 400 20 T GRE 400 11 T GRE 400 02 T GRE 800 31 T GRE 800 22 T GRE 800 13 T GRE 1200 42 T GRE 1200 33 T GRE 1200 24 T ...

Page 2: ...eplaced pages full of writing Nevertheless we recommend you thoroughly read this manual complied by ASBER s kitchen supervisors in order to benefit to the maximum from the multiple possibilities and advantages this appliance offers you Keep this manual near to the appliance and at all times in an accessible place ASBER INDEX INSTALATION 3 General and connection dimensions 3 Technical specification...

Page 3: ...3 INSTALATION General and connection dimensions GRE 400 11 GRE 400 11 T 7 7kW 4 8kW 7 7kW 4 8kW ...

Page 4: ...4 GRE 800 13 GRE 800 13 T 7 7kW 4 8kW 7 7kW 4 8kW ...

Page 5: ...5 GRE 1200 24 GRE 1200 24 T W pointer VM table tap valve G gas inlet 7 7kW 4 8kW 7 7kW 4 8kW ...

Page 6: ...6 Drawing 1 Drawing 2 REGULATED LEGS ...

Page 7: ...7 Drawing 3 Drawing 4 1 OFF 2 PILOT POSITION 3 MAXIMUM 4 MINIMUM Drawing 5 C B A F ...

Page 8: ...al consumptions m3 h G20 1 016 1 323 1 630 G25 1 108 1 490 1 871 kg h G30 0 799 1 040 1 282 G31 0 787 1 025 1 263 Table 1B Model GRE 800 31 GRE 800 22 GRE 800 13 External dimension mm Width 800 800 800 Depth 700 700 700 Height 850 850 850 Height T model 280 280 280 NET WEIGHT kg 50 NET WEIGHT T model kg 43 Numbers of burners 4 5 kW 3 2 1 7 5 kW 1 2 3 Power Output kW h G 20 G 30 G 31 22 1 25 27 9 G...

Page 9: ...s 4 5 kW 4 3 2 7 5 kW 2 3 4 Power Output kW h G 20 G 30 G 31 34 6 37 5 40 4 G 25 33 2 36 3 39 4 Nominal consumptions m3 h G20 3 661 3 968 4 275 G25 4 087 4 469 4 851 kg h G30 2 880 3 121 3 363 G31 2 837 3 074 3 312 Air consumption Table 2 Model Air consumption necessary for combustion Nm3 h GRE 400 20 10 GRE 400 11 12 GRE 400 02 15 GRE 800 31 21 GRE 800 22 24 GRE 800 13 27 GRE 1200 42 33 GRE 1200 ...

Page 10: ...pen 0 5 1 35 Open 0 75 0 20 50mbar 0 90 Open 0 5 1 17 Open 0 75 0 20 G 31 37mbar 1 05 Open 0 5 1 35 Open 0 75 0 20 50mbar 0 90 Open 0 5 1 17 Open 0 75 0 20 Operating categories gases and pressures Table 4 Country of destination Categories Pressure mbar AT II2H3B P 20 50 BE FR II2E 3 20 25 28 30 37 DE LU II2E3B P 20 50 FI NO LT LV EE BG RO HR TR DK SE II2H3B P 20 30 GB PT IE CH GR SK SI CZ ES IT II...

Page 11: ...pe of gas to the one available in the installation you should proceed as follows cut off the gas to the appliance if connected All conversions of the appliance s gas circuit must always be carried out by a QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Burner conversion dismantle the I injectors Drawing 2 and replace them with suitable ones depending on the gas to be used Table 3 position the air regulator R Drawing 2 to t...

Page 12: ...ff a If it is in any of the MAXIMUM MINIMUM or intermediate positions the control must be pressed and turned clockwise to the PILOT position Drawing 5 and then stop pressing it In this position the burner will switch off and the pilot will remain on b To turn the pilot off press the control and turn it to the OFF position Drawing 5 MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTS 1 Table tap valve VM 2 Table pil...

Page 13: ...on the symbol the materials can be recycled By recycling and other ways of processing electrical waste and electronic equipment you can significantly contribute to protecting the environment Contact your local authorities for more information of the nearest collection point To conserve the environment at the end of the useful life of your product leave it in the appropriate places in accordance wi...

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