Ramtons RG537 Gas Cooker User Manual

GAS COOKER
User’s Manual
Table Top Gas Cooker with Patent Burner

Attention Please read these instructions carefully before using them. Please keep them in a safe place for future reference.

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Dear Customer:
Congratulations on the purchase our tabletop gas cooker. We are certain that this new, modern, functional and practical appliance, built with the very highest quality materials, will meet your requirements in the best possible way. This Cooker is easy to use. It is, however, important to thoroughly read the instruction in this handbook in order to obtain the best results. Retain this booklet for future reference.
The Manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any damages to persons or property caused by incorrect installation or use of the appliance.

The Manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any inaccuracies in this handbook due to printing or transcription errors, also the designs in the figures are purely indicative. The Manufacturer also reserves the right to make any modifications to the products as may be considered necessary or useful, also in the interests of the user, without jeopardizing the main functional and safety features of the products themselves.

FEATURES

• High-quality auto-ignition, catching fire 100%.
• The whole meticulous curl makes the stove body more smooth.
• Patent trivet, convenient and applicable.
• Patent design burner, efficient combustion, strong flame, less gas.
• Furnished with advanced pulse ignition and safety system, cutting off the gas supply immediately for unexpected extinction, more safe and convenient for using. (For some items)

WHIRLWIND TECHNOLOGY

NAMES AND PARTS

CAUTION

• Do not use a gas other than what is specified on the label attached. (Fig. 1)

• Use for cooking only. Do not dry towels, clothes, etc., over it. (Fig. 2)

• To avoid damage, do not place charcoal on the burner. Avoid covering the flame with a big plate that covers the gas cooker.

• Do not use the gas cooker where the flame may be blown off by the wind. Make sure that there is no inflammable near the gas cooker. (Fig. 3)

• Use only a rubber hose. do not use a vinyl plastic hose, as this can be dangerous. (Fig. 4) While it is in use, see, from time to time, whether it burns normally.

• After use, turn the ignition knob back to the OFF position and make sure the burner is put out. (Fig. 5)

• When going to bed or leaving the house, be sure to turn off not only the ignition knob but also the main gas valve as well.

• The main gas valve not in use should be closed and covered by the cap.

• Be careful to avoid getting burned by touching the top panel of the gas cooker, as it gets very hot near the burners when in use.

• Make sure the room is well-ventilated. Never use the gas cooker for long periods of time (over I Orninutes)in a small room or in a closed-off space without ventilation, by the ventilation fan, or by opening the windows.(Fig. 6)

• If a gas leak is found, close the main gas valve, open up all windows, and call your dealer. Do refrain from turning an electric switch on or off, lighting a match, or using a lighter.(Fig. 7)

• The gas cylinder should stand away at least 0.5m from the cooker.(Fig. 8)

• When using different kinds of gas. The cooker must be renovated by a professional person. Otherwise, do not use it.

• The knob is designed for anti-clockwise ignition to prevent children act.

• In the event of a burn back (i.e. where the gas burns back on the jet), turn off the valve and light again. Should the problem persist take the unit back to your dealer for checking?

BEFORE USE

1. Confirm that you have the right model for your type of gas supply.
2. When unpacking, make sure that all of the parts of the gas cooker are included. Assemble the parts as shown in.(Fig. 9)
3. Place the gas control knob onto the gas cock axis and push it inwards firmly. (Fig. 10XFig. 11)
4. Attach the rubber legs to the cooker by turning the cooker upside down and screwing them into the openings on the cooker’s bottom.(Fig. 12)
5. Install the burners.
6. Place the trivets on top of the burner. the trivets can be adjusted by turning the screws and then the pan can be put on the trivets steadily.
7. Push the rubber hose onto the hose joint as far as it will go. Do not use a vinyl plastic hose, as this can be dangerous. Secure the hose with both sides of the hose clamp.(Fig.13) see to it that the rubber hose does not touch a part of the gas cooker nor lies underneath it.
8. When choosing a place to put the gas cooker, be sure to pick a spot that is firm and level. The gas cooker needs plenty of space and air. Allow at least 15cm of space on the sides and 100cm above the unit. (Fig.14) if the space is less than 15cm from the in-flammable walls, be sure to provide a heat insulation board. Also be sure to keep paper, oil, and all other inflammable objects away from the gas cooker.

HOW TO USE

1. To light the burners:
   a.Open the main gas valve. push the gas control knob in and turn it towards the MAX position (counter-clockwise) until you hear the ignition click. Make sure that the burner has been lit.(Fig.15) in this position, a double burner will light up both the small and large burners. To use only the small burner, release the gas control knob and turn it further to the MIN position. (Fig.16) b.To adjust the flame size, set the gas control knob to a suitable position between MAX (full flame size) and MIN position (small flame size)

2. Airflow adjustment: The burners usually need no airflow adjustment. If they should ever burn improperly, the airflow can be controlled by adjusting the air damper inside the gas cooker(under the control knob). After the gas has been ignited, adjust the air damper until slightly rounded, vigorous blue flames appear.(Fig.17,I8,19)

3. If the burner does not ignite at the same time: This may be the result of air in the gas hose. turn the gas control knob back to OFF and try again until the burner ignites.

4. To turn the burners off: Turn the gas control knobs back to the OFF position until you hear a click. Make sure the burner is put out and turn off the main gas valve as well.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

• Before you check and care for your gas cooker, make sure to turn off the main gas valve, and wait for a period not to get burnt.
• Check the gas hose regularly for wear or leaks. It must be replaced occasionally. Keep it away from heat sources, and keep it clean.
• Wipe the stainless steel top and body with a dry cloth. if it is difficult to clean, use soapy water and then dry thoroughly with a dry cloth.
• Wash the trivet in water dry thoroughly before replacing it.
• The electronic ignition will not function if it is wet. Be careful not to spill water, soup, etc. On it.(Fig. 20)
• For better service and longer service life, keep the gas cooker clean.
• Warning: Do not wash the glass top in water when the top is hot

TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE

• Rubber hose is bent.
• No gas supply.
• Electronic ignition is wet.| • Open it.
• Put it right, or replace it.
• Replace gas cylinder.
• Clean and dry them.
It smells of gas| • Gas leak from a pipe
• Rubber hose is damaged.
• Burner is not lit.| • Examine pipe using soap water, and replace it
• Replace it.
• Re-ignite it.
Combustion is Abnormal| • Lack of gas supply.
• Flame ports are clogged.
• Burner is not in its correct position.| • Replace gas cylinder.
• Clean them.
• Place it right position.

SPECIFICATIONS

Rated
pressure(Pa)| L.P.G| 2800| 2800| 2800| 2800
N.G.| 2000| 2000| 2000| 2000
Thermal efficiency| Above 65%| Above 65%| Above 65%| Above 65%

Gas Cooker

AFTER-SALE SERVICE

When you find something wrong with your gas cooker, make checkups by referring to the “troubleshooting guide”. If you can not find out the cause of the trouble from such, get into contact with your dealer.

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