FOR USE WITH LP GAS

Butane Gas at 28 mbar (11.2" w.g.) and

Please ensure that the user is conversant with the instruction in para. 9. and that you have handed over the copy the User's Instructions.

A compartment suitably lined with a non-combustible material should be made in accordance with the dimensions shown in fig. 1. (Lining must be butted up to underside of Stainless Steel Sink.) Care should be taken when considering its design to maintain an air gap of, at least ½" between the lining surfaces and any combustible material to prevent transfer of high temperatures.
If there is a wall or cabinet fitted adjacent to the side of the hotplate, or above hotplate level, then the wall or cabinet must be protected by an incombustible material or a clearance of 2½ " (64mm) must be maintained. If a hinged cover is fitted over the unit, the adjacent surface over the hotplate area m ust be protected with in combustible material.
No combustible material such as curtains or fabrics, etc, should be less 2½ " (64mm) from the rear edge of the appliance.

The unit should not be fitted in a position exposed to s trong draughts, since this always reduces the efficiency of the burner.

1. First loosely attach facia and gas rail assembly to stainless steel sink (2 screws).
2. Unscrew {anticlockwise) and remove locking rings from boiling burners, then locate both boiling burner assemblies on Injector holders And Insert burner pots through holes In spillage bowls. Ensure that gaskets are in correct position and not damaged in any way. (See Fig. 3).
3. Centralise burners in holes and secure with locking rings.
4. Fix grill support bracket to burner (two screws) and then locate grill burner assembly on to Injector holder and secure bracket to stainless steel pressing (one screw).
5. Fully tighten two screw securing facia and gas rail assembly to stainless (see 1).
6. Fix pan support by pressing the extended legs into the holes provided in the top face of the sink unit.
7. Fit grill pan handle to grill pan (one screw).

The unit is now ready for installation into its position.

NOTE. To avoid undue strain on the gas connection, the unit must be securely fixed to the cabinet in which it is installed. Two fixing holes are provided, one in each end flange (see Fig- 3).

This is situated on the left hand side of t he hotplate unit and the fitting is ¼ " B S P. female thread.
It is recommended that the unit be fixed using copper tubing with an appropriate connection.
A RUBBER connection MUST NOT be used.
After the connection has been made, test For soundness.

The unit is designed to work at a line pressure of 28 mbar 11.2 w.g.) for Butane and 37 mbar (14.8" w.g.) for Propane.
It is Important that the regulator should be set to the correct pressure for the type of gas being used. Excessive pressure must not be permitted.

On no account should the injectors be interfered with in any way.

No adjustment is provided on either the boiling or grill burners.

8. BURNER FLAMES - BOILING BURNERS

Propane Gas. The flames should burn quietly with a blue green colour with no sign of yellow tips.
Butane Gas. Normally on initial lighting, a small amount of yellow tipping will occur and then slightly Increase as the burner heats up.
Grill Burner. It is normal for the flames on this burner to develop yellow tipi as it heats up, particularly on Butane.
If the flames on either of the burners show a tendency to lift, it is probable that the line pressure is too great. Should then be excessive yellow tips (resulting in s ooting) then it is probable that the line pressure is t oo low and, in either case, the burners, should not be used until the line pressure has been corrected. (See Para. 5).

The taps are self-locking in the OFF portion.
When lighting a burner, Always make sure you apply a lighted match or taper to the burner before turning on the gas. With she lighted match in position, push in the tap and, keeping it depressed, turn it as far is possible in an anti­clockwise direction to the FULL ON position.
When turning a lap from the FULL ON position to the simmer range, DO NOT PUSH THE TAP IN, slowly turn clockwise until the tap springs out , this indicates the top of the simmer range. This is an added aid which allows you to feel that a simmering range has been reached without looking at the flame on the burner. By turning further clockwise, a smaller flame can be obtained when required. To turn OFF, push in tap and turn clockwise to OFF position, when st op will be reached; then release, and the tap will spring out.
NOTE TO FITTER; Please make sure that the user is Conversant with this instruction.

Just as with Natural Gas, ordinary safety precautions should be observed but these are particularly important when the unit is in a confined s pace. The unit must be installed and operated according to the maker's instructions and no alterations should be made to the injectors, burners, or to t he gas pressure, except by the supplier's representative.
If any smell of unburned gas is observed, the supply should be immediately turned off at the cylinder, all windows opened and time allowed for the gas to disperse before any investigation is made.

NEVER CHECK FOR LEAKS WITH A NAKED FLAME.

NOTE: NO PARTS OTHER THAN THOSE SUPPLIED BY THE MANU FACTURER SHOULD BE USED ON THIS APPLIANCE.