Gas Burners - Gaggenau CG 270 Instructions D'utilisation

Gas burners

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Each control knob indicates which burner it controls.
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To light a burner, press the burner switch and turn it left
to the maximum position, keeping it in this position for a
few seconds until the burner lights before releasing and
adjusting it to the required position.
If the burner does not light at the first attempt, repeat the
operation.
If your hob does not come with any kind of automatic
ignition system, then light the burners with a naked flame
(cigarette lighter, matches, etc.).
If the spark plugs are dirty, then a fault may occur in the
ignition system. Keep them completely clean. Clean the
spark plugs using a small brush, remembering that the
plugs must not receive any kind of violent impact.
Your hob is equipped with burners with safety valves
which prevent gas from being released. Should the
burners accidentally go out, proceed to light as
described above, but keep the control knob pressed in
until the burners light and then for a few more seconds
once alight. If complete ignition does not occur, repeat
the operation keeping the knob pressed in for approx. 10
seconds.
To turn the burners off, turn the control knob in a
clockwise direction to the 0 setting.
Your modern functional hob is equipped with progressive
valves which permit you to find the perfect flame setting
between maximum and minimum.
Your hob is equipped with a triple-flame burner, the
perfect system for cooking paellas, using woks, etc.
Gas appliances create both heat and humidity in the
room they are used in. Make sure that your kitchen is
properly ventilated: keep natural ventilation outlets open
or install a mechanical ventilation system (extractor fan).
When using your appliance for a prolonged period of
time, it may be necessary to provide additional ventilation
e.g. by opening a window (without creating a draught)
or turning up the setting on your mechanical ventilation
system.
And orange-coloured flame is normal and it is produced
in the presence of dust in the atmosphere, spillages, etc.
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