Candy PA640-2 UK Instruction And Installation Manual page 14

Each burner is contolled by a tap with progressive settings allowing :
* a wider choice of settings from the maximum position to the lowest and most precise one,
* easier flame regulation according to the pan diameter,
* no risk of cutting off the flame or switching off when the flame is turned down quickly.
Each burner is fitted with automatic ignition. The ignition can be made with one hand, while
you have the pan in the other hand.
USE : USE : USE :
USE : USE :
• Turn on the gas tap,
• • • • • A symbol next to each control knob indicates which burner is lit.
Hob with automatic ignition integrated on the knob :
• Press and turn the knob until position "High flame"
to produce sparks which in turn ignite the burner.
Hob with safety device
knob :
The thermocouple fast safety is a device allowing the automatic cut-out of the gas
supplying on the burner, in case the flame dies out accidentally.
• Press and turn the knob to position "High flame"
produce sparks which in turn ignite the burner. Keep the pressure on the control knob
a few seconds to permit the releasing of the safety device.
• Set the flame according to your cooking requirements.
Intermediate positions are available between the "High flame"
flame" flame" or "-" flame"
flame" flame"
• To turn the flame out, turn the control knob back to stop position.
Please note :
If there is a power cut, the burner can be ignited by pressing in and turning the knob
to position "High flame
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THE GAS BURNER THE GAS BURNER
THE GAS BURNER THE GAS BURNER THE GAS BURNER
on the burner and automatic ignition integrated on the
"-" settings on the control knob. "-" "-"
"-"
"High flame "High flame" " " " " or "+" "High flame
"High flame
"High flame" "High flame"
"High flame" "High flame" or "+"
"High flame" "High flame" or "+" "High flame" "High flame"
"+" "+" and holding a naked flame to the burner. "+"
"+"
"+" "+"
"+" "+" keeping it pressed
"+" keeping it pressed to "+" "+" "+"
"High flame" "High flame"
"High flame" "High flame" or "+"
"+" "+" "Low "Low
"+" and "Low "+" "Low "Low