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OPERATION 

UK 

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  For the proper operation ensure that burners and igniters are clean and dry. 

  If the hob is equipped with a flame failure protection after igniting the burner keep the control 

knob fully pushed for a while to activate the protection. 

  Do not overload the grates.  

  Never touch hot burners, graters, pots and pans. 

  To obtain proper and economical burners operation make sure that: 

  flame height is adequate, 

  pots and pans are properly selected. 

 

Burner without 
flame failure 
protection 

 

Burner with 
flame failure 
protection 
 
 

Fig. 14 

 

3.1.1

 

FLAME ADJUSTING 

 

  Gas flow in individual burners is opened and closed using control knobs. 

  Before igniting the burner make sure that the corresponding control knob is to be operated.  

  Corresponding burners and control knobs are shown in Fig. 15. 

  Flame height depends on the control knob position (Fig. 16). Adjust the flame only between   and 

  Flame should not spread beyond the bottom of the vessel but spread on 2/3 of the vessel’s bottom. 

This will ensure gas efficiency and the flame will not singe pots and pans.

 

  When the control knob is in position   the flame is high. High flame should be used until a liquid 

starts boiling and then turn down the flame to small 

 (economical) for further cooking.  

 

 

 

0 – burner turned off;     – high flame;   

 – small flame 

(economical) 

Fig. 15 

Fig. 16 

 

3.1.2

 

  IGNITING BURNERS  

 

Hobs: 6FID-31MLX; 6FID-4GLX; 6FID-4GLB 

 

  push the knob of a burner until it stops, then turn it anticlockwise and push down until the burner 

ignites 

  after ignition release the knob 

  adjust to the desired flame height between 

 and   

Hobs: 6FI-4GLSX; 6FID-4GLSX; 6FI-4GLSTX;6FID-31MLSX 

 

  push the knob of a burner until it stops, then turn it anticlockwise and push down until the burner 

ignites,  do not release the knob for another 5 seconds in order to activate flame failure 
protection
 

Summary of Contents for 6FID-31MLS X

Page 1: ...6FI 4GLS X 6FI 4GLST X 6FID 4GL X 6FID 4GL B 6FID 4GLS X 6FID 31ML X 6FID 31MLS X CTP O O C BAH C ATA UK FR MANUEL D INSTRUCTIONS RU INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...leave this device for 8 hours in the room where it will be installed 10 This hob is not connected to exhaust pipes This hob should be installed and connected according to the valid regulations Specia...

Page 3: ...T 8 2 6 ADJUSTING CONTROL KNOBS 8 2 7 CONNECTING THE HOB TO THE MAINS 9 3 OPERATION 9 3 1 GAS BURNERS 9 3 1 1 Flame adjusting 10 3 1 2 Igniting burners 10 3 1 3 Turning off burnerS 11 3 1 4 Operating...

Page 4: ...0 kW SR burner 1 75 kW R burner 3 0 kW Gas burners TC burner 3 8 kW Electric hot plate 145mm 1 5 kW Burners igniters Flame failure protection Plates HOBS are made in different colours The following l...

Page 5: ...ating hob should be kept away from the hot burners and electric plate Use protective gloves when removing hot pots and pans from the hob Keep flammable objects away from burners Do not put deformed or...

Page 6: ...nob to position 6 exceptionally without any pot or pan During this time the protective layer on the plate will burn out When the plate has cooled down wipe the plate with a dry cloth 2 INSTALLATION 2...

Page 7: ...lar cut out in the worktop The dimensions of the cut out can be found in Fig 7 2 The hob is equipped with a seal with tape protected adhesive surface Remove the tape from the seal 3 Turn the hob upsid...

Page 8: ...m should be either rigid or with a flexible metal pipe Gas supply is ended with a shut off cock The shut off cock should be easily accessible after installing the hob in the worktop Fig 11 2 4 CONNECT...

Page 9: ...of gas and pressure stated on the appliance s rating plate In the event of a change of the type of gas replace the nozzles and adjust the taps Before beginning these activities you must shut down the...

Page 10: ...G THE HOB TO THE MAINS The hob is equipped with a cord without a plug Before connecting the hob to the mains make sure that mains voltage complies with data found on the rating plate power of the elec...

Page 11: ...epends on the control knob position Fig 16 Adjust the flame only between and Flame should not spread beyond the bottom of the vessel but spread on 2 3 of the vessel s bottom This will ensure gas effic...

Page 12: ...d close the relevant control knob The gas bottle valve should be closed when the hob is not used 3 1 5 VESSEL SELECTION Pots should not be too high It is recommended to use vessels whose height is abo...

Page 13: ...ed off Minimum heating power Maximum heating power Fig 20 Heating power is adjusted using the 7 position control knob Power changes in steps Such controls ensure proper and economical adjustment of th...

Page 14: ...to make full use of its final power Do not put unused vessels on the electrical plate 3 2 3 VESSEL SELECTION Pots and pans put on the electrical plate should have thick flat and dry bottoms with a di...

Page 15: ...cloth or sponge moistened with a solution of hot water and mild detergent The hob surface around burners should be always kept clean It is very important because during normal hob operation contamina...

Page 16: ...warranty period a user should have the appliance inspected by a service shop regularly Table 3 Symptoms Causes Troubleshooting Clogged flame openings in the burner Close all control knobs Close shut...

Page 17: ...vous m me sans quoi la garantie serait d finitivement annul e 8 Cette table de cuisson est un appareil de classe de s curit I elle doit tre connect e au syst me lectrique l aide d un circuit de prote...

Page 18: ...les autorit s locales ou votre revendeur FR INFORMATION POUR LA CORRECTE GESTION DES D CHETS D APPAREILS LECTRIQUES ET LECTRONIQUES When the appliance reaches the end of its service life you should no...

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