User manual ROSIERES RBI647MM

[. . . ] In case of any malfunction, do not attempt to repair the hob by yourself, but contact the assistance service Do not cook with empty pan, especially if it is an enamelled or aluminium pan. Use only stainless steel pots and pans Never place hot pans, frying pans, hard or poinjted objects on the control panel, knobs area or the frame Sugar and other food with high sugar content will damage the hob. The following damages will not affect the correct functioning or the stability of the appliance: The formation of gelatinous residues due to melted sugar or food with a high sugar content; Scratches due to salt, sugar or sand grains or rough pan bottoms; metal colour from pan stands. Do not use corrosive or abrasive products, as they could damage the surfaces. [. . . ] To relight the burner, turn the knob to position "tap closed" and repeat the ignition procedure explained in the following paragraphs. For ignite a burner, turn the gas tap knob to the maximum delivery position, then press and hold down it for about 4÷ - Once the burner is light on, adjust the flame by turning the knob to obtain the desired intensity. The setting must always be positioned between the maximum and minimum, and never between the maximum setting and the off position. - If the burner is difficult to light on, or if the flame is tall or irregolar, turn off immediately turning the knob to "off" position and call Assistance Service. - If the particular nature of the local gas supply makes it difficult to ignite the burners with the knob turned to the maximum setting, repeat the operation without a pan in position and with the knob Turned to the minimum setting and without pan stands. - Warning: The ignition device must not be used for more than 15 seconds. If after this length of time the burner does not light, or if it goes out again accidentally, wait 1 minute before trying to ignite it again . The panstand grids are designed to make the appliance easy and safe to use. Always check the panstand grids are properly positioned before using the appliance. Furthermore, always check the protective rubber feet are all present and correctly positioned. 1A) This is placed on top of the auxiliary burner grid (the smallest one) when pots or pans of reduced diameter are used, to avoid unbalancing. Removal of combustion fumes Combustion fumes produced by gas appliances must be removed by means of a hood connected directly either to an exhaust duct or to the outside (fig. If a hood cannot be installed, an electric extractor fan must be fitted to the outside wall or the window. This electric extractor fan must have a sufficient capacity to guarantee a change of air of the kitchen of at least 3-5 times its volume. Before installation, make sure the type and pressure of the local gas supply are compatible with the cooktop settings. To do this, check the data on the appliance data plate on the cooktop as well as on this handbook. The gas connection must be carried out by a qualified technician in compliance with local current laws. If using metal hoses, ensure these do not come into contact with any movable parts and are at no point crushed. Carry out the connection in such a way as does not cause any stress whatsoever on the appliance. Before connecting the appliance to the electricity supply, check that the voltage corresponds to that on the data plate and that the power supply cable is suitable for the appliance load also stated on the data place. If the appliance is connected directly to the mains, fit an all-pole disconnect switch with minimum contact gap of 3 mm, adequate for the appliance load and complying to regulations. Do not use reducers, adapters or switches for connection to the mains, since these could overheat and cause burns. [. . . ] If a different type of gas from the one indicated on the rating plate is used, the injectors must be replaced. If spare injectors are not supplied with the appliance, they are available from the After-sales service. For the choice of replacement injectors, refer to the injectors table at the end of this booklet. The injectors are identified by their diameter, which is expressed in hundredths of mm, stamped on the body of the injector itself. [. . . ]