CAN PC1320 PC Series Built-In Gas Hobs Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
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CAN PC1320 PC Series Built-In Gas Hobs Instruction Manual
PC SERIES
BUILT-IN GAS HOBS
CE Certificate no. 51
INSTRUCTION, USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOKLET
MODELS LIST 28/09/2010
Type: PC
Manufacturer:
CAN di Bellini Mauro
Via Nazionale, 65 – 25080 PUEGNAGO DEL GARDA (BS)
TEL +39.0365/555909 r.a. – FAX+39.0365/651 822
www.can-web.com – info@can-web.com
GENERAL WARNINGS
Before using the appliance, read this booklet carefully. Keep it safely for
every further need and for any technical servicing.
Tis appliance must be installed in compliance with the regulations in force
and used only in a well ventilated environment. See the instructions before
installing and using this appliance.
These instructions are valid only if the code of the county: is indicated on the appliance.
The installation, maintenance and adjustment of the appliance must be carried out by qualified personnel only (Technical assistance), within the limits of the operations envisaged in the relative section of this booklet.
When opening the packaging, check the integrity of the appliance. If the appliance is incomplete or damaged in any way, please contact the dealer or distributor immediately.
Do not leave parts of the packaging within the reach of children, as they could pose a hazard.
Disposal of the packing material: separate the various types of materials in observance of the local legislation regarding the disposal/recycling of waste.
Disposal of the unused appliance: dispose of the appliance at the special collection and processing centres, in observance of local legislation.
Do not leave the appliance unsupervised during use. Ensure the correct positioning of the pans and monitor the cooking of food cooked in oil or fat, inasmuch as it is easily inflammable.
Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
NOTE FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES: the use of this appliance by people with reduced physical or mental ability, or who lack experience in the use of electrical appliances, is not permitted, unless they are supervised or instructed by adults who are responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to make sure that they do not play with the appliance.
Do not use sprays near the appliance while in use.
This appliance has been designed and built for domestic, non-professional use in the home, to cook food. Every other use is forbidden.
The use of a gas hob produces heat and humidity in the room where it is installed. Ensure that good ventilation of the room where the appliance installed is guaranteed: keep natural vents open or install a mechanical vent (e.g.: hood).
Intense and prolonged use of the appliance may require extra or more effective ventilation (opening of windows, increase in suction hood power).
IMPORTANT
In compliance with the installation standards in force, it is vital to
regularly check the gas supply system, all along the length and at the
connections, at both the system/gas bottle end and the appliance end. The
operation must be carried out by qualified personnel.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for the incorrect or improper use of the appliance and for damages deriving from failure to observe the recommendations contained in this booklet.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
The series of glass hobs comprises the models shown in the following table, which summarises the feature of the burners:
To fully understand this booklet, check which model you have just purchased.
Each model has:
- above each knob, a diagram indicating the burner to which the knob refers;
- 1/2/3 burners. Each burner consists of: metal cover; aluminium fame divider resistant to high temperatures (PYRAL); stainless steel heat shield flange with built-in pan stand; heat-sensitive element (safety cut-off switch). – plastic knobs;
- plastic knobs;
- pan restraint column, to fit into the appropriate position to guarantee the stability of the pans. To order.
To light the burners: make sure that the gas main is open. Press and turn the burner knob anticlockwise to the maximum (big flame) position, as shown in figure 1. These position is easily recognised by a small mechanical stop. At this point, approach the flame with a lit match or electric lighter and press the knob down. Keep the knob pressed for a few seconds, then release it. This operation is necessary to activate the gas safety device (cut-off switch). This is a thermo-electric device which guarantees the cutoff of the gas supply in a few seconds if the flame accidentally goes out.
When the burner is lit, turn the knob to the minimum position (small flame,
figure 1), then place the container on the pan stand.
Turn the knob to the required flame intensity.
Should the flames accidentally go out, turn the burner control knob off and wait at least 1 min before attempting to light it again.
To switch off the burner, turn the knob clockwise to align the index with the off position (solid spot ● or empty dot ○).
When the appliance is not in use, make sure that the knobs are always in the off position.
Should the rotation of the control knob become stiff, contact the Technical Assistance as soon as possible. Do not attempt to reset or dismantle the hob.
To obtain maximum performance with minimum gas consumption, we recommend that:
- you use suitable pans for each burner:
- turn the burner to the minimum position (small flame, figure 1) when boiling point is reached;
- always use a pan lid;
- always use pans with a flat (not concave) bottom;
- keep the flame within the perimeter of the pan;
- do not use pans the protrude beyond the edges of the hob.
Cleaning the appliance
Parts must be cleaned and dismantled when the appliance is cold. Do not allow corrosive agents (e.g.: vinegar, coffee, salt water, milk, lemon juice or tomato) to remain in prolonged contact with the surface of the appliance. The pan stands and stainless steel accessories burnish when the appliance has been operating for a few minutes.
This colouring can be removed using a finely abrasive pad.
The shine of stainless steel parts can be maintained by washing them with warm
soapy water. Periodical cleaning with a special product for cleaning steel is
recommended.
The burner caps and flame dividers must be periodically removed and washed to
eliminate encrusted food. Caps and flame dividers must be washed with warm
soapy water, rinsed thoroughly and dried. They can also be washed in a
dishwasher.
Do not use jets of steam to clean the appliance.
Before reassembling the parts, check that the holes in the flame divider are
not blocked by foreign bodies.
For the correct assembly and reassembly of the burner parts, see figure 2.
To fit/release the burner cap, turn it slightly so that the pins slot into position.
The burner parts that can be dismantled for ordinary cleaning are the cap and
flame divider. Do not use tools to dismantle the parts. The removal of other
burner parts is forbidden.
When cleaning the cut-off device, operate gently using a wet sponge.
The removal of parts of the appliance other than the burners (within the
limits indicated above) or the pan restraint accessories is forbidden.
INSTALLATION – MAINTENANCE – ADJUSTMENTS
The information and operations illustrated in this section are dedicated
exclusively to fitters.
The installation and all adjustments, transformations and maintenance
operations shown in this section must be carried out exclusively by qualified
personnel, in observance of local legislation (Law no. 46/90 and DPR 447).
If in doubt, contact Technical Assistance.
Incorrect installation or adjustment may cause damages to people, animals or
things. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for installation or
adjustment which do not comply with the instructions given in this section.
Installation must conform to UNI 7131 (the latest revision).
Inserting and fastening the appliance
Remove the appliance from the packaging, ensuring that it is complete and
undamaged. If in doubt, do not proceed and contact the dealer of Technical
Assistance immediately.
Remove the protective plastic.
The material of items adjacent to the appliance (furniture( must resist
temperature surges of at least 65 K (90°C with a room temperature of 25 °C).
Also observe the critical distances from the adjacent walls/furniture.
Critical distances (X and Y) are the same for all models. See figure 3 below.
N.B.: In figure 3, the side of the furniture is shown to the left of the appliance. If you wish to install it on the right, observe the same critical distances indicated in the table (Y).
Make sure that the distance between the pan stand of the appliance and any
furniture of hoods above the appliance is at least 650 mm.
Any lateral work surfaces within critical distance Y must remain below the
height of the appliance surface.
The appliance must be fastened to the unit using the screws supplied with it.
Fasten the appliance through the appropriate holes using the screws supplied;
The appliance is now fastened to the unit. For any maintenance operations
requiring the dismantling of the appliance from the unit, simply loosen the 4
screws.
Gas connection
Before connecting the gas supply, make sure that the local distribution
conditions (type and pressure of gas) and the adjustment of the appliance are
compatible. The appliance adjustment conditions are indicated on the data
plate on the underside.
The appliance input consists of a gas ramp with the end facing sideways, to
simplify installation.
The end is cylindrical, 8 mm diameter, unthreaded, for at least 30 mm. Where
permitted by the installation standards in force, connection to the gas main
may take place using a flexi-pipe with a gas-proof press fitting (complete
with ogive).
In the specific case of built-in installation, UNI 7131 forbids direct
connection of the appliance to the gas bottle by flexi-pipe. It is therefore
necessary to connect the appliance to a fixed system (UNI 7129), which will be
connected to the gas bottle and the appliance by flexi-pipes (UNI 7140) with a
rubber insert support and relative clamps (UNI 7141). The flexi-pipe must have
a maximum length of 1.5 m, without intermediate joints, and must not run
through two different rooms. The connections must not cause the pipe to twist,
bend or be crushed and the pipe must not come into contact with sharp items or
edges and must not exceed a temperature of 50°C. The flexi-pipe and relative
rubber insert support must be open to inspection.
The regulator fitted to the gas bottle must be compliant with EN 12864.
To make the flexi-pipe of the appliance suitable for connection, use a
rubber insert support compliant with UNI 7141, with relative clamps, at the
appliance end. It is necessary to use an adapter for this (if not supplied
with the appliance, ask Technical Assistance for one). This adapter will be
connected to the smooth end of the appliance by a gas-proof press fitting and
connected to the rubber insert support by a threaded connection (compliant
with ISO 7-1 if the rubber insert holder is not supplied with the appliance).
Pay attention to the marking of the threading on the adapter: check that it is
compatible with that of the rubber insert support.
Upon completion of installation, check the seal of the connection in compliance with the methods indicated by the legislation in force. Never use a naked flame.
Checking the correct operation of the burners
When the appliance is installed, check that all the burners work properly.
Check the ignition, in compliance with the Instructions for Use section, the
stability of the flame, the maintenance of the flame when turning the knob
from maximum to minimum. The flame must not flare up or go out.
If this happens:
- check the type of gas/pressure used: it must correspond to that indicated on the appliance plate;
- check for any shifting of the burner parts (flame divider, cap), due to assembly of the appliance. If the problem persists, contact Technical Assistance.
Ventilation
This appliance is not connected to a device for the evacuation of the
combust products. Therefore, it must be connected in compliance with the
installation standards in force. Pay particular attention to that envisaged by
local legislation on the matter of ventilation ad aeration.
Specifically (UNI 7131), the room where the appliance is installed:
- must be fitted with a system to take the combustion fumes outside, through a hood or electric fan which starts operating automatically every time the appliance is switched on;
- it must have a system which allows the air flow necessary for proper combustion (at least 2 m 3 /h for each kW of installed power). This can be obtained by taking the air directly from outside (section of at least 100 cm2 , in order to prevent it becoming accidentally blocked), or indirectly from adjacent rooms (not bedrooms or rooms where there is a risk of explosion) which are directly ventilated and connected to the former by permanent openings.
The appliance is fed by LPG (liquid petroleum gas).
LPG is heavier than air, so it settles downwards. Consequently LPG bottles
must have an opening towards the outside to allow low-level evacuation of any
gas leaks.
Empty r partially full LPG bottles must not be installed or kept in rooms or
areas that are below ground level (cellars, etc.).
Only gas bottles that are being used may be kept in said rooms/areas, in a
position where they are not subject to the direct action of sources of heat
(50°C).
Adjustments and transformations
No adjustment is necessary:
- the burners are fixed primary air burners;
- as the only power supply is LPG (in compliance with that indicated on the plate on the underside of the appliance), the minimum levels have already been set in the factory. The valve by-pass screw has already been fully tightened. Should an inadequate flame be found in the Minimum position during use, intervention on the by-pass valve screw is forbidden. Check the conditions of the system (any narrowing of the connections; the appliance supply pressure is stated on the plate) or of the pressure regulator fitted to the gas bottle.
The appliance is in category one (I3+ or I3B/P), so no transformation for use with other types of gas is possible. The dismantling of the injectors for switching to other types of gas is not allowed.
Special maintenance
Any special maintenance to the hob must be carried out by authorised
personnel.
It is possible to replace the components inside the hob.
To access the inside of the hob, it is necessary to remove it from the unit.
At this point the hob components are accessible: valves, burner cups, tubes
and gas ramp (see figure 4).
Replace everything necessary, always fitting original parts supplied by Technical Assistance. The washers in contact with gas (e.g.: those of the valves) must always be replaced when implicated in disassembly).
Restore any seals when the replacement operation is complete.
If it becomes necessary to replace the injectors, see the TECHNICAL FEATURES section. No sealant is used between the injector thread and its seat.
Proceed with reassembly.
Greasing the valves: if the rotation of the knob becomes difficult, it is necessary to grease the valve to prevent damage. Proceed as follows:
- dismantle the valve from the gas ramp and the internal tubes;
- dismantle the body of the valve;
- remove the conical male element, cleaning it with thinner;
- lightly re-grease the cone using appropriate grease;
- introduce the cone into its seat, manoeuvring it to expel any excess grease. Remove the excess grease with a cloth;
- remove the cone again to ensure that the grease has not blocked the internal gas passages;
- refit the valve.
AFTER COMPLETING EACH REASSEMBLY, ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE SEAL CONFORMS TO THE INSTALLATION STANDARDS IN FORCE.
THE USE OF A NAKED FLAME IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Installation class: 3
Fastening method (screws):
Appliance category:
Gas (group) and supply pressure:
Total burner power (∑Qn):
- see the plate on the first page, in accordance with the country of destination
The following tables show the technical data for each burner, in relation to the appliance categories.
WARRANTY AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
The appliance is compliant with the indications of the following European Directive: 90/396/CEE + 93/68 (Gas Directive) and with the European Standards EN 30 (Domestic gas cooking appliances).
This appliance is guaranteed by CAN.
The warranty implicates the free repair or replacement of parts presenting
manufacturing faults.
The warranty does not cover parts which present normal wear and tear,
aesthetics, damages caused by carelessness, incorrect use and installation,
and transport risks (see General Warnings section).
The warranty shall become null and void if the appliance has been interfered
with or repaired by unqualified persons.
References for Technical Assistance:
Fabio Bellini
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