Redfyre Gas-Fired Classic Range Cooker Quick Manual

LIGHTING THE BURNER

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Open the burner door, see diagram 1, lift the control cover, see diagram 2.
There are two control knobs, the right hand knob controls the pilot ignition
and main burner. The left hand knob controls the oven temperature, see
diagram 3.
Ensure that the right hand control knob is pointing to off ( ).
Press in the right hand control knob and rotate it anti-clockwise until a click
is heard (keep pressing in) and the knob is pointing to pilot ( ). The pilot
should now light, this can be seen through the burner viewing window, see
diagram 2. If the pilot has not lit, repeat the procedure until it does.
Keep the control knob pressed for 10 seconds and then release it, the pilot
should stay alight. If the pilot goes out, repeat the procedures until it does.
If the pilot will not light after repeated attempts, contact the retailer or
installer from whom the cooker was purchased.
Turn the right hand control to point to main burner (
will now light. The cooker can now be controlled using the oven heat
thermostat knob.
When lighting the cooker from cold set the oven heat thermostat control to
setting 5. The oven temperature will now rise, taking approximately 2
hours to reach 200°C.
When cooking is not required, turn the oven heat thermostat down to the
lowest setting to allow the cooker to 'tick over'.
TURNING OFF THE BURNER
To turn the pilot off, locate the control valve, turn the main burner control knob
until it points to off ( ), the pilot will go out.
IF THE FIRE IS EXTINGUISHED OR GOES OUT IN USE, WAIT 3 MINUTES
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO RELIGHT THE FIRE. THE CONTROL VALVE HAS
AN INTERLOCK DEVICE AND THEREFORE CANNOT BE LIT UNTIL THE 3
MINUTES HAVE ELAPSED.
The appliance is fitted with an oxygen sensitive pilot system that will act to cut off the gas
supply to the cooker should the oxygen in the room fall below its normal level. If the
cooker is turned off by this device it usually indicates that there is a problem with the flue
system, this should be inspected by a qualified engineer.
BURNER VIEWING
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE COOKER UNTIL AN ENGINEER SAYS IT IS SAFE TO
WINDOW
DO SO.
THIS DEVICE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR AN INDEPENDENTLY MOUNTED
CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR.
This is a safety feature incorporated on this appliance which automatically switches off
the gas supply if the pilot goes out and fails to heat the thermocouple.
The surface coating inside your REDFYRE cooker will "burn off" during the first few hours
of use producing some smoke. This will disappear after a short period of use. If the
odour persists, ask your installer for advice.
The cooker must be serviced every 12 months by a qualified Gas Engineer. In all
correspondence always quote the Model number and the Serial number which may be
found on the databadge.
Any purpose provided ventilation should be checked periodically to ensure that it is free
from obstruction.
To assist in any future correspondence, your installer should have completed the
commissioning sheet at the front of the installation instructions, this records the essential
installation details of the appliance. In all correspondence always quote the Model
number and Serial number.
Parts of this cooker become hot during normal use. It is therefore recommended that a
suitable guard be used for protection of young children and the infirm. Indeed, all parts
of the cooker should be treated as a 'working surface' except for the control access
panel.
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WARNING
:Beware of hot surfaces at all times! Only clean the cooker
when it has cooled down sufficiently.
Your range cooker is finished in a high gloss vitreous enamel. To keep it in the best pos-
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• Wipe over daily with a damp soapy cloth, then polish the enamel with a
clean dry duster.
• While you're cooking, keep a damp cloth handy to wipe up spills.
• Should spills become baked on, use a non-abrasive cream cleaner.
Check that it's approved by the Vitreous Enamel Development Council.
• If liquids that are either acidic, like fruit juice or milk, or have a high
sugar content like jams and preserves, are spilt onto the enamel – wipe
off immediately or the surface may be permanently discoloured.
• Abrasive pads, hard scrapers and oven cleaners containing citric acid can
ONLY be used on the stainless steel surfaces, NEVER use them on the
enamel as they will damage it.
To keep the hotplates and the inside of the ovens clean, use a light wire brush – but take
care not to touch the enamel. Carbonised fat splashes in the oven can also be removed
with the wire brush. The shelves can be soaked and cleaned with an oven cleaner.
The oven doors can be removed for easier cleaning, this should be done with care as
they are heavy. Lift them off their hinges and place them face down on a surface which
has been covered with a cloth to protect the enamel. Do not submerge the doors in
water.
OXYGEN DEPLETION SENSOR
FLAME FAILURE DEVICE
RUNNING IN
SERVICING
VENTILATION
INSTALLATION DETAILS
HOT SURFACES
CLEANING THE COOKER
How to get the best from your
Gas-Fired Classic Range Cooker
Please read this carefully before lighting for the first time.
Your new REDFYRE gas-fired range cooker has been manufactured to
the highest standards. If installed, used and serviced correctly it will
give you many years of economical, trouble-free operation.
IMPORTANT
To make sure you get the best possible performance from your range cooker,
it must be installed and commissioned by a CORGI registered engineer.
Installation must be carried out to accepted standards, and comply with all
regional and national regulations. REDFYRE will accept no responsibility or
liability for any faults arising from poor or incorrect installation.
Any alteration not approved by REDFYRE could invalidate the approval of the
appliance and the operation of its warranty, as well as adversely affecting
your statutory rights.
It is recommended that a qualified engineer should carry out servicing
once a year. The burner should be turned off at least 4 hours before the
Service Engineer arrives, to allow the appliance to cool.
PR0722 Issue 1 (April 2004)