Main Parts; Instructions Of Use - BorMann Elite BLG4000 Manual

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MAIN PARTS

BGL4000
1. Grill
2. Burner cap
3. Burner base
4. Plastic feet
5. Main body
6. Screw
7. Short tube
8. Gas inlet tube
9. Valve
10. Rubber ring
11. Knob base
12. Knob

INSTRUCTIONS OF USE

Warning! During operation, this equipment produces carbon dioxide emissions, which can become dangerous if they accumulate. For this reason,
this appliance should only be used outdoors. The equipment must not be used indoors.
Assembly
a. Place the stove on a horizontal surface following the Safety Instructions. If necessary, refer to the Main Parts list and the assembly diagram.
b. Make sure that the gas pipe you wish to use is suitable and complies with all local regulations. Make sure that you have connected a low pressure regulator
in accordance to the Safety Instructions.
Note: The appliance must be connected to a low pressure regulator of 30 mbar.
c. Insert a suitable metal clamp for LPG gas pipes into the gas pipe.
d. Insert the gas pipe into the connection port located at the back of the stove by pushing it in until it is inserted for at least 2 cm.
e. Tighten the metal clamp to securely seal the hose.
Gas cylinder connection
Warning: Make sure the gas cylinder valve is closed before attempting to connect the cylinder to the stove.
a. Place the gas cylinder in a stable and dry surface.
b. Connect the hose with the pressure regulator already attached to the cylinder and ensure that you have correctly connected the gasket supplied with the
cylinder. Always use the new gaskets supplied with your gas cylinder, after each replacement.
c. Tighten the regulator tightly on the cylinder to prevent any leakage.
d. Make sure the hose is not bent at any point. In case it is necessary to be bend in order to use, make sure to have smooth curves without folding.
e. Fully open the cylinder valve so that gas can be supplied to the stove.
f. Wait for five minutes with the hotplate valves closed so that you can make sure that no gas smell is produced.
g. To check the connections for gas leaks, apply soapy water to the connection points. Any leakage will be noticeable by the formation of bubbles.
Caution: Never use a lighter or other flame-generating medium to check the connections.
Using the stove
a. Lightly press and turn the burner valve counter-clockwise, powering the burner you want to use.
b. Place a lighter near the burner.
c. Wait until the burner is burning properly and adjust the flame by turning the knob clockwise or counter-clockwise as needed.
d. To temporarily close off the burner, turn the knob clockwise to the OFF position.
e. After cooking or before storing the appliance, turn off the burner by turning the gas cylinder valve clockwise and wait until the flame is extinguished. Then
turn the burner valve to the OFF position. This will remove all the trapped gas from the burner pipes.
f. Wait at least 30 minutes for the stove to cool down, before moving or storing it.
Replacing the gas cylinder
If the burner goes out during the stove operation, this usually means that you need to replace the gas cylinder.
a. Cut off the gas supply of the cylinder through the valve and turn off the stove valve before proceeding to remove the pressure regulator.
b. To connect a new gas cylinder, follow the instructions given in section Gas Cylinder Connection, always observing the Safety Instructions.
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1. Handle
2. Cover
3. Grill
4. Burner cap
5. Burner base
6. Main body
7. Screw
8. Plastic feet
9. Short tube
10. Gas inlet
11. Valve
12. Rubber ring
13. Knob base
14. Knob
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1. Handle
2. Cover
3. Grill
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5. Burner base
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1. Handle
2. Cover
3. Burner cap
4. Burner base
5. Grill
6. Main body
7. Plastic feet
8. Screw
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10. Short tube
11. Gas inlet tube
12. Valve
13. Rubber ring
14. Knob base
15. Knob