What You Should Pay Attention To; During Use - Atag HG570H Mode D'emploi

safety

what you should pay attention to

general
Before installing the appliance, check that the type of gas and
the gas pressure are in accordance with the appliance's
specifications.
When using a metal connecting pipe, make sure that it
cannot get damaged or pinched.
The use of gas cooking appliances releases heat and
moisture into the room in which the appliance is fitted. Take
care that the room is sufficiently ventilated; keep natural
ventilation openings open or install a mechanical ventilator
(extractor hood).
If the hob is in use for a long time, extra ventilation may be
necessary - for example, an open window, or a higher setting
for the ventilator (extractor hood).

during use

This cooking appliance has been designed for domestic use.
Only use it for preparing foods.
Do not use the appliance to heat the kitchen. This will cause
the atmosphere to become damp.
Flambéing under an extractor hood is not permitted. The high
flames can cause a fire, even when the extractor hood is
switched off.
The appliance is hot during and after use. Bear this in mind if
young children come anywhere near the appliance. Do not
leave young children alone near a hot cooking appliance.
GB 4
what you should pay attention to
flame protection
The flame protection (ionisation protection) ensures that the
gas supply is shut off if the flame goes out.
If the flame threatens to go out, the appliance ignites
automatically.
If, after cooking, you forget to turn one or more of the
burners off and leave it on for more than four hours, the gas
supply will automatically shut off.
The red indicator light starts to blink.
You can reset the appliance by turning all the control knobs to
the "off" position.
attention!
The distance between a pan and a wall that is not heat-
resistant should be greater than 2 cm. If the pan is any
closer, it may cause the wall to discolour or deform.
Do not use the appliance if the glass top is broken or
cracked. Phone the service department.
safety
GB 5