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The slow setting (FIG 5)
When the appliances are adjusted for Butane/Propane gas, the screw for slow setting is turned
completely to the right. If you change from butane/propane gas to natural gas, you must undo this
screw until you obtain correct adjustment of the slow setting. The slow setting is correctly adjusted
when, if you go rapidly from maximum to minimum position, the flame does not go out. The flame
should be as low as possible, approximately the equivalent of half a pin head over each hole.
To adjust the slow setting, the griddle should be in place.
1. Remove the handle by pulling it towards you. Be careful not to lose the steel blade inside.
2. Using a small screwdriver, you can access the adjustment screw located on the periphery of the
valve or thermostat axis. Turn the idle screw a ½ turn counter clockwise and replace the handle.
3. Light the burner and heat on maximum for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Turn the knob to position 1 (or adjust the knob to the low flame setting)
5. Remove the knob by pulling it towards you. Take care not to lose the steel blade located inside.
6. The adjustment screw located on the side of the tap or thermostat shaft can be reached using a
small screwdriver.
7. Watching the flame beneath the griddle, unscrew to increase the slow setting, tighten the
screw to decrease it. (See chart page 6).
8. Replace the knob taking care to place the flat parts flush to each other.
Piezo ignition plug (FIG 3)
For good ignition of the burner, it is imperative for the spark plug (FIG 3 rep. 9) to be positioned in
line with the following measurement:
FIG 3.: B = 3 mm above the safety thermocouple
Safety thermocouple (FIG 3)
In order for the safety thermocouple to operate correctly, the pin located in the flame (FIG 1 mark
1) must always be placed exactly at the following position: A = 27 mm
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