omega OCG905WX 90cm Gas Cooktop User Guide
- August 8, 2024
- Omega
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Quick Start Guide
V1.0 0424
90cm Gas Cooktop
OCG905WX E S T. 1981
Designed to Enhance
OCG905WX 90cm Gas Cooktop
Quick Start Guide
OCG905WX
Introducing your new
90cm Gas Cooktop
A Guide to Gas Burners
Your 90cm cooktop comes with 4 types of gas burners, ranging from small to
large, and can be used for a diverse range of different cooking styles,
cookware and methods. Each type of burner excels in certain styles of cooking,
so there is no one tool for every job. The following is a handy breakdown on
each burner, and its ideal application to help you carry out your recipes to
perfection.
Auxiliary Burner
This smaller burner is best suited to smaller pots and pans, used for precise,
low flame cooking like simmering, or for melting delicate foods without
running the risk of burning.
Semi-Rapid Burner
These medium-sized burners act as great all-rounders, housing cookware of most
sizes, and reaching and maintaining high heats easily.
Rapid Burner
Best for bigger cookware, these larger burners are ideal for cooking bigger
portions of food, searing meats and boiling liquid quickly.
Wok Burner
This XL burner excels when cooking with sizeable or specialty cookware such as
woks or cast-iron griddles, and best suits dishes requiring especially high
heat.
Cut-Out Diagram
Shown below are dimensions for your cooktop’s benchtop cut-out, as required
for its installation.
For minimum distance requirements and safety advice, please refer to your
supplied User Manual, pages 06–12. Details
Product Dimensions (W, D, H mm): 860 × 510 × 46 Cut-Out (W, D mm): 730 × 490 |
Warranty: 3 Years
Cooktop Overview
A. Auxiliary Burner
B. Semi-Rapid Burner ×2
C. Rapid Burner
D. Wok Burner
For detailed instructions on operating your new cooktop, please refer to your
supplied User Manual, pages 18–28.
Support
Telephone: 1300 11 HELP (4357)
Email:
support@residentiagroup.com.au