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2 / USING YOUR APPLIANCE
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Fig. 02
Fig. 03
COOKWARE TO BE USED WITH GAS BURNERS
• Which burner should you use depending on your cookware?
— Adjust the ring of flames so that they do
not extend beyond the edges of the
cookware (Fig. 01).
— Do not use cookware with a concave or
convex bottom (Fig. 02).
— Do not leave a gas burner operating with
empty cookware.
— Do not use cookware that partially covers
the control panel.
— Do not use cookware that goes over the
edges of the cooking hob.
— Do not use heat distributors, toasters
(Fig. 03), steel meat broilers or stewpots that
have feet resting on or touching the
glass top
— Only cooking hobs with the “high power”
burner are equipped with a special “wok”-
type grid.
This wok type grid allows you to use
concave cookware. Supplied only for “high
power” burners, it provides better flame
distribution under large receptacles such as
woks (Fig. 04).
—
Keep natural ventilation orifices in
your home open or install a mechanical
ventilation device (mechanical ventilation
hood).
—
Intensive, prolonged use of the appliance
may require additional ventilation; you can,
for example, open a window or provide
more effective ventilation or increase power
to the mechanical ventilation, if such a
system is installed (a minimum air flow of 2
m3/hr per kW of gas power is required).
Example: 38 cm hob - 2 gas burners
total power: 3,6 + 0,85 = 4,45 kW
4.45 kW x 2 = 8.90 m
3
/hr minimum flow
Super fast
triple ring
20 to 30 cm
Frying,
Boiling
Semi-fast
auxiliary
8 to 14 cm
Gentle simmer
Burner
power flame
Max 30 cm
Wok
Ring
external
20 to 30 cm
Frying,
Boiling
Burner
central
8 to 14 cm
Simmering
Fig. 04
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