This device is type A, so it is not necessary its connection to an outside exhaust conduit.
However, the device must be installed under a cooker extractor to ensure complete removal of
gases from the combustion.
LOCATION
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The gas cooking table top must be installed in a well-ventilated place according to current
regulations, and
it’s not designed for fitted kitchen.
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It must have sufficient ventilation to prevent the formation of unacceptable concentrations of
products detrimental to health.
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The walls adjacent to the kitchen appliances must be able to bear increases in temperature
of 65
C.
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This appliance must not be placed on or against surfaces made of inflammable or
combustible material. It must be kept at a minimum distance of 300 mm from the walls.
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It is important to ensure that the cooker is in a levelled position to ensure its stability.
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Before connecting the gas, the plastic film protecting the outer surface must be
removed.
GAS CONNECTION
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Connect gas in compliance with current safety regulation. The appliances are prepared for
connection according to Norms ISO-7 or ISO 228-1.
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The general installation of gas shall be provided with a gas shut-off valve (stopcock). It is
advisable to have a gas shut-off valve for each appliance in order not to leave unused the
entire installation in the event of failure of any of the equipment in service.
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After consulting the data plate, check that the cooker is being fed with the right type of gas
and pressure.
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Ensure that there is no flame, near by, and also that all the gas valves controls are in the
closed position.
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The gas collector has an outlet gas pressure, if necessary, measure the pressure of the gas
as close as possible to the injectors.
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Once you have connected the gas on, check to ensure that all the connections are tights. To
do this, use a solution of water and soap. DO NOT USE A FLAME TO CHECK GAS LEAKS.
OPERATING PRESSURES AND INJECTORS
Gas
Pressure
Burner / Injectors (
mm)
2750
3400
G20 (Natural Gas)
20 mbar
115
125
G30 (Butane Gas)
28-30 mbar
85
93
G31 (Propane Gas)
37 mbar
85
93
The power of the burners was determined on the basis of the net calorific value of the gas.
