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Installation
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Install the built-in hob in well ventilated area and
inflammable object i.e. paper, oil, etc.
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If the built-in hob is to be installed near any combustible surrounding i.e. wooden walls, wooden
shelves, etc, there should be a distance of more than 15cm (6 in) away from the surrounding
combustible. If the surrounding materials are fireproof, the clearance is not required.
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Place the built-in hob on a stable and level surface
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This built in hob is to be used for cooking purposes only. Do not use it to dry towel, clothes or any
other materials over it.
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Make sure that the following parts are fitted properly before use.
1. Pan Support
Fit Pan Support into Top Plate. (Fig.2)
Fig. 2
keep away from any combustible or
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2. Burner Head and Burner Cap
Fit burner head into burner cap onto the burner body correctly, without any gap. (see Fig.3)
Burner Cap
Burner Body
Spark Electrode
3. Installation of Gas Hose
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A specific rubber hose for built-in hob must be used .
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The rubber hose must not be bent during installation and must be of an appropriate length
(less than 2 m).
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During installation, make sure that the rubber hose does not come into contact with the body of the
built-in hob pass through the bottom part of the built-in hob to prevent melting of the hose.
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Place the securing ring over the rubber hose and connect the rubber hose to the coupler below the
rear side of the built-in hob till the marked red line. Then secure the rubber hose in position with the
securing ring (For LP Gas).
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The connection must be performed by a qualified person according to the relevant standards
(For LP Gas). For Town Gas / Natural Gas, the task must be executed by a qualified licensed
technician.
4. Precaution gas
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Do not use any other gas except for the ones indicated on the specification label of the built-in hob.
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LPG is the abbreviation for Liquefied Petroleum Gas, while TG is Town Gas supplied through
pipelines.
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For liquefied petroleum gas, please use conventional household low pressure regulators. The
standard pressure for LPG gas is 280 mm H O that for TG gas is 100 mm H O.
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Do not increase the gas pressure
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Never turn the LPG gas container upside down or subject to high temperatures or direct sunlight.
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Conversion of built-in hob from one gas type to another must be performed by a qualified
technician as major components need to be replaced.
Operating Instruction
Ignition
1. Depress the control knob to about 2 mm and turn to the left (counter clock-wise) to the "ON"
position.
2. When the control knob is being turned for ignition, sparks are generated to ignite the burning
device, accompanied by clicking sound.
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Burner Head
Safety Sensor
(Fig.3)
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