GAS & ELECTRIC BRATT PANS

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1 OPTIMUM 700 & 900 GAS & ELECTRIC BRATT PANS BUILDER S SPECIFICATIONS Part A: Technical characteristics Part B: Technical instructions for the installer WARNING Installation and repairs must be carried out by personnel approved by the manufacturer and in accordance with current regulations and standards. If any modifications are made the manufacturer can accept no responsibility whatsoever. These appliances must be used in a well-ventilated area. Read the notice carefully before installation. When handling it, it is imperative to leave the appliance on its base till final installation. 3BE390581NI

2 Page 1 3BE390581NI 06/07 TABLE OF CONTENTS GAS AND ELECTRIC BRATT PANS A) TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS... 2 B) TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER 1. FIRM PLATES GAS BRATT PANS ELECTRIC BRATT PANS INSTALLATION: GENERALITIES GENERAL REQUIREMENTS HANDLING UNPACKING LEVELLING ACCESS TO THE COMPONENTS PLACED BEHIND THE UPPER TRIMMING ACCESS TO THE COMPONENTS PLACED BEHIND THE LOWER TRIMMING INSTALLATION: PUTTING PLACE ASSEMBLY OF CANTILEVER APPLIANCES TO A WALL ASSEMBLY OF APPLIANCES ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASE ASSEMBLY OF APPLIANCES ON A MASONRY BASE INSTALLATION: CONNECTION ELECTRIC CONNECTION GAS CONNECTION WATER CONNECTION ADAPTATION OF THE APPLIANCE FROM A GAS TO ANOTHER LISTS OF AUTHORISED GASES / PRESSURES ACCORDING TO CATEGORIES AND COUNTRIES CHANGEOVER FROM A GAS TO ANOTHER GAS FLOW RATES AND POWERS CHART OF NOZZLES

3 Page 2 3BE390581NI 06/07 A: TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OPTIMUM 700, Gas deep 30 dm 2 bratt pan P075550: Manual tilting P075552: Electric tilting GAS connection ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B706.SA30.BM.G B-B706.SA30.BE.G DIMENSIONS (mm) Width x Depth x Height 800 x 730 x 1015 Tank (Depth x width x depth) 245 x 669 x 439 Useful surface 30 dm 2 Rated capacity 50 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width x Depth x Height 900 x 900 x 1200 WEIGHT (KG) 120 GAS Power (kw) 9.2 G31 Propane 37/50 mbar (kg/h) 0.7 G30 Butane 28/50 mbar (kg/h) 0.7 G20 Natural gas 20 mbar (m 3 /h) 0.95 G25 Natural gas 20/25 mbar (m 3 /h) 1.1 ELECTRICITY Voltage Single-phase 230Va.c. Power (kw) Maxi. temperature 60 C 550 x 800 Mini TYPE OF APPLIANCE Back to the wall or another appliance GAS CONNECTION Gas outlet at 180 mm above the floor (thread 15/21 mm) As standard, the appliances are equipped with G 20/20 mbar (and G 25/25 mbar) or another gas on request ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor This document is not contractual; Edition 07/2007 3BE0415FT

4 Page 3 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 700, Electric deep 30 dm 2 bratt pan P075551: Manual tilting P075553: Electric tilting ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length MODEL B-B706.SA30.BM B-B706.SA30.BE DIMENSIONS (mm) Width 800 Depth 730 Height 1015 Tank (depth x width x depth) 245 x 669 x 439 Useful surface 30 dm 2 Rated capacity 50 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width 900 Depth 900 Height 1200 WEIGHT (KG) 115 ELECTRICITY (Three-phase 230V+T or 400V+N+T) Power (kw) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. intensity (A) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. temperature 60 C TYPE OF APPLIANCE ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor 550 x 800 Mini Back to the wall or another appliance This document is not contractual; Edition 05/2007 3BE0416FT

5 Page 4 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 45 dm 2 gas bratt pans P075665: Manual tilting P075667: Electric tilting GAS connection ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B906.SA41.BM.G B-B906.SA41.BE.G DIMENSIONS (mm) Width x Depth x Height 800 x 920 x 1015 Tank (Depth x width x depth) 245 x 669 x 629 Useful surface 42 dm 2 Rated capacity 70 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width x Depth x Height 900 x 1110 x 1200 WEIGHT (KG) GAS Power (kw) 15.7 G31 Propane 37/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.2 G30 Butane 28/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.25 G20 Natural gas 20 mbar (m 3 /h) 1.65 G25 Natural gas 20/25 mbar (m 3 /h) 1.9 ELECTRICITY Voltage Single-phase 230Va.c. Power (kw) Max. temperature 60 C 550 x 800 Mini TYPE OF APPLIANCE Back to the wall or another appliance GAS CONNECTION Gas outlet at 180 mm above the floor (Thread 15/21 mm) As standard, the appliances are equipped with G 20/20 mbar (and G 25/25 mbar) or another gas on request. ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. This document is not contractual; Edition 07/2007 3BE0490FT

6 Page 5 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 50 dm 2 gas bratt pan P075669: Manual tilting P075671: Electric tilting GAS connection ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B906.SA50.BM.G B-B906.SA50.BE.G DIMENSIONS (mm) Width x Depth x Height 1000 x 920 x 1015 Tank (depth x width x Depth) 245 x 813 x 629 Useful surface 51 dm 2 Rated capacity 85 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width x Depth x Height 1300 x 1110 x 1200 WEIGHT (KG) GAS Power (kw) 19.5 G31 Propane 37/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.51 G30 Butane 28/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.54 G20 Natural gas 20 mbar (m 3 /h) 2.06 G25 Natural gas 20 mbar (m 3 /h) 2.4 G25 Natural gas 25 mbar (m 3 /h) 2.25 ELECTRICITY Voltage Single-phase 230Va.c. Power (kw) Max. temperature 60 C 550 x 800 Mini TYPE OF APPLIANCE Back to the wall or another appliance GAS CONNECTION Gas outlet at 180 mm above the floor (Thread 15/21 mm) As standard, the appliances are equipped with G 20/20 mbar (and G 25/25 mbar) or another gas on request. ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. This document is not contractual; Edition 05/2007 3BE0491FT

7 Page 6 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 65 dm 2 gas bratt pan P GAS connection ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B906.SA65.BE.G DIMENSIONS (mm) Width x Depth x Height 1200 x 920 x 1015 Tank (depth x width x Depth) 245 x 1013 x 629 Useful surface 63.7 dm 2 Rated capacity 106 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width x Depth x Height 1300 x 1110 x 1200 WEIGHT (KG) 200 GAS Power (kw) 23 G31 Propane 37/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.8 G30 Butane 28/50 mbar (kg/h) 1.8 G20 Natural gas 20 mbar (m 3 /h) 2.45 G25 Natural gas 20/25 mbar (m 3 /h) 2.8 ELECTRICITY Voltage Single-phase 230Va.c. Power (kw) 0.25 Max. temperature 60 C 550 x 800 Mini TYPE OF APPLIANCE Back to the wall or another appliance GAS CONNECTION Gas outlet at 180 mm above the floor (Thread 15/21 mm) As standard, the appliances are equipped with G 20/20 mbar (and G 25/25 mbar) or another gas on request. ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. This document is not contractual; Edition 05/2007 3BE0492FT

8 Page 7 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 45 dm 2 electric bratt pan P075666: Manual tilting P075668: Electric tilting ELECTRIC connection (Prévoir câble avec 1.5 m de mou) MODEL B-B906.SA41.BM B-B906.SA41.BE DIMENSIONS (mm) Width 800 Depth 920 Height 1015 Tank (depth x width x Depth) 245 x 669 x 629 Useful surface 42 dm 2 Rated capacity 70 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width 900 Depth 1110 Height 1200 WEIGHT (KG) ELECTRICITY (Three-phase 230V+T or 400V+N+T) Power (kw) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. intensity (A) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. temperature 60 C TYPE OF APPLIANCE ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. 550 x 800 Mini Back to the wall or another appliance This document is not contractual; Edition 07/2007 3BE0493FT

9 Page 8 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 50 dm 2 electric bratt pan P075670: Manual tilting P075672: Electric tilting ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B906.SA50.BM B-B906.SA50.BE DIMENSIONS (mm) Width 1000 Depth 920 Height 1015 Tank (depth x width x Depth) 245 x 813 x 629 Useful surface 51 dm 2 Rated capacity 85 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width 1300 Depth 1110 Height 1200 WEIGHT (KG) 175 ELECTRICITY (Three-phase 230V+T or 400V+N+T) Power (kw) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. intensity (A) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. temperature 60 C TYPE OF APPLIANCE ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. 550 x 800 Mini Back to the wall or another appliance This document is not contractual; Edition 07/2007 3BE0494FT

10 Page 9 3BE390581NI 06/07 OPTIMUM 900, 65 dm 2 electric bratt pan P ELECTRIC connection (Foresee a cable with 1.5 m free length) MODEL B-B906.SA65.BE DIMENSIONS (mm) Width 1200 Depth 920 Height 1015 Tank (depth x width x depth) 245 x 1013 x 629 Useful surface 63.7 dm 2 Rated capacity 106 litres PACKAGING (mm) Width 1300 Depth 1110 Height 1200 WEIGHT (KG) 210 ELECTRICITY (Three-phase 230V+T or 400V+N+T) Power (kw) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. intensity (A) 230V 3a.c V 3Na.c Max. temperature 60 C TYPE OF APPLIANCE ELECTRIC CONNECTION Electric outlet at 240 mm above the floor. 550 x 800 Mini Back to the wall of another appliance This document is not contractual; Edition 07/2007 3BE0495FT

11 Page 10 3BE390581NI 06/07 1. FIRM PLATE 1.1 GAS BRATT PAN Firm plate The firm plates are fixed on the inner trimming (see the diagrams hereafter). In any correspondence about your equipment, please indicate: - The model number (Model.) - The serial number (Fab.Nr.) - The date (Date). Gas changing plate The box marked with a cross indicates the gas for which the appliance has been adjusted A second plate is fixed nearby the nameplate, which indicates: - The gas for which the appliance has been adjusted. - The country of destination. Country of destination of the appliance Location of the plate Location of the plates

12 Page 11 3BE390581NI 06/07 IN CASE OF A CHANGE OF GAS (See Section: Changing the appliance from one gas to another). Modify this plate, and mention the new gas used. Fill in the "Pays" zone with the name of the country where the appliance is installed. NOTE: Both the gas and pressure for which the appliance is set must be authorised in the country in question. Check this point in the section: changing the appliance from one gas to another. 1.2 ELECTRIC BRATT PAN Firm plate The firm plates are fixed on the inner trimming (see the diagrams hereafter). In any correspondence about your equipment, please indicate: - The model number (Model.) - The serial number (Fab.Nr.) - The date (Date). Location of the plate Location of the plates

13 Page 12 3BE390581NI 06/07 2. INSTALLATION: GENERALITIES NATURE AND POSITION OF CONNECTIONS See "Technical characteristics" at the beginning of these instructions. 2.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS A qualified engineer must carry out the installation, modification or repair of the appliance in a workmanlike manner. These appliances must be installed with sufficient ventilation to prevent the formation of excessive concentrations of substances noxious for the health in the room in which they are installed. The appliance is of TYPE A (not connected to an exhaust duct for combustion products gas appliance). The equipment is not designed to work in an explosive atmosphere. Due to this, it must not be installed in a zone subject to the ATEX directive. The required flow rate of new air for combustion is 2 m 3 /h per kw of heat release rate (gas appliance). These units must only be placed against a wall or a partition. The latter must be of non-combustible materials or, if not, must be covered with an appropriate, good insulating and non-combustible material. The manufacturer certifies that the packaging meets the provision 94/62/CE (provision relating to packagings and packaging waste of ) and requests that the final installer (and user) observes the rules relating to the removal of the packaging (recycling or reconditioning). 2.2 HANDLING The appliance should only be handled with adapted lifting equipment. Should the appliance need to be transported, this must be on its original pallet and it must not be stacked on other appliances under any circumstances. If the appliance is to be moved without its pallet, it should be carried and not pulled. 2.3 UNPACKING Before installation, remove the strapping from the appliance. The individual parts are not bolted down. Remove the protective plastic film from the stainless steel parts before heating. 2.4 LEVELLING The appliance is to be put horizontal (levelled) by means of the leg adjustable screw jacks (spanner sized 20 mm). The bottom of the tank, perfectly levelled, enables a uniform repartition of the oil film.

14 Page 13 3BE390581NI 06/ ACCESS TO THE COMPONENTS PLACED BEHIND THE UPPER TRIMMING Unlock the fixation screw of the control knobs (electric and water) and remove the knobs. - Open the lid and tilt the tank in drainage position. - Unlock the nuts on each inner side of the trimming belt (see the diagram). - Unscrew both M5 x 16 screws under the fascia. - Tilt the facia: Slightly pull downwards 1 then tilt it towards yourself ACCESS TO THE COMPONENTS PLACED BEHIND THE LOWER TRIMMING Unlock the fixation screw of the gas control tap and remove it. - Unscrew both M5 x 16 screws located under the lower trimming. - Remove the trimming: Slightly pull toward yourself 1 then downwards 2 and finally pull towards yourself.

15 Page 14 3BE390581NI 06/07 3. INSTALLATION: PUTTING IN PLACE 3.1 ASSEMBLY OF CANTILEVER APPLIANCES TO A WALL Drilling pattern The fixation of a bracket must support a tensile strength of 400 dan (2 brackets for a 400, 800, 1000 or 1200 wide appliance). It is recommended, for the fixation of cantilever appliances to a concrete wall, to observe the following points: * The reinforced concrete of the wall must be at least of quality 23 MPA (DTU). * Use HSA-R M 8x75 plugs or equivalent (2 for cooking tops and 6 for cooking units). * For the plugs above, each hole must be drilled to diameter 8 mm and, at least, 65 mm deep. Procedure - Fix the lower bearing beam of the appliances against the wall. Warning! Verify horizontality of this beam. - Fix the template supplied by two 5 screws to the wall. Check level (horizontality)

16 Page 15 3BE390581NI 06/07 - Drill through the 5 fixation holes of the brackets. Use the upper holes (2 brackets per appliance). Note: In case of impossibility (due to the presence of technical ducts, a metal strengthener in the wall ), drill through the lower holes in the template. - Remove the template. - Increase the bracket fixation holes to diameter 8 and, at least, to 65 mm in depth. - Fix the brackets to the wall. Use HSA-R M 8x75 plugs or equivalent. - Open the brackets to the maximum by means of the centre screw Opened bracket Fixation screw Opening screw - Set the appliances in place on the brackets and lock them. Warning: The appliances must rest on the bearing beam. Bracket Bearing beam

17 Page 16 3BE390581NI 06/07 - Fix the appliances between themselves at the back in the way of collectors with a HM5 X 16 screw+ Ø 5 flat washer. - Fix the appliances between themselves behind the legs with a clamp: Left appliance Right appliance a) Place the clamp to the folded sides b) Lock by hand. c) Complete tightening with the HM5 x 60 bolt.

18 3.2 ASSEMBLY OF APPLIANCES ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASE Page 17 3BE390581NI 06/07 - Fix the appliances at the back in the way of the collectors with one HM5 X 16 screw + Ø 5 flat washer. - Fix the appliances between themselves behind the front legs with a clamp: Left appliance Right appliance a) Place the clamp to the folded sides b) Lock by hand. c) Complete tightening with the HM5 x 60 bolt.

19 3.3 ASSEMBLY OF APPLIANCES ON A MASONRY BASE Dimension of the masonry base for wall or central stove Page 18 3BE390581NI 06/07 Wall (side view) Centrally (side view) Stove depth Stove depth Stove depth Am Ac Finished Full tiled base height with tiled front Full tiled base Full tiled base 1 cm/m maximum slope 1 cm/m maximum slope 1 cm/m maximum slope Finished height with tiled front (front view) Lf: Stove width Ls Full tiled base Base dimension Range Am Ac Base depth as a wall version Base depth as a central version Ls Base length Finished height, tiled on the front Lf Lf The technical compartment is compulsory if the switch-off tap, the shut-off valve, or the reducing valve are in the stove. There are two possibilities: 1) Neutral top on a 200 technical compartment. 2) Cupboard foreseen for taps and size 400 with all possibilities of cooking or neutral tops except induction.

20 Assembly of appliances on a masonry base Page 19 3BE390581NI 06/07 Possibility to lay piping on the front Appliance Base space 2000 Trimming plinth Ventilation Base height at the front Put the appliances in place on the masonry base. Note: If the appliances are delivered separately from the base, install the appliances on one or more bases space Connect electrical supply to the appliances (see paragraph 5: Installation: Connections) Assemble the appliances between themselves. - Fix the appliances between themselves at the back in the way of collectors with one HM5 X 16 screw + Ø 5 flat washer. - Fix the appliances between themselves at the front having removed the fascia (see paragraph 3.4) with two HM5 X 16 screws + Ø 5 flat washers. Connect gas, water and drainage lines to the appliances. Fit the trimming plinths. One front plinth per 2000 space base and one right and left end trimming plinth per stove, depending on order. - Assemble one or more front plinths with junctions (depending on the quantity of bases) (2 screws per plinth). - Fix one or more front plinths 1 and 2) onto one or more bases (two screws at least per plinth). - Fix the back part (on the end appliances before their final installation) on the base with the hex head screw (3). - Fix the right and left end trimming kits (4) (2 front screws and 1 back screw)

21 4.1 ELECTRIC CONNECTION Page 20 3BE390581NI 06/07 4. INSTALLATION: CONNECTIONS Warning! These appliances are equipped with a polarised electronic flame control box. When connecting electrically, check that the neutral line is properly connected to the neutral terminal and the phase to the phase GAS BRATT PAN Location of the equipotentiality terminal Electric connection is carried out from the underside on front of the appliance, whatever the model. - Unscrew the fixation screw of the terminal strip support lug. - Tilt towards the left. - Introduce the cable through the gland. - Tighten the gland. - Connect the wires. - Put the lug back in place. - Connect the equipotential link to the terminal foreseen for the purpose. Only use supply cables of the H07 RN-F type with 3 x 2.5 mm 2 section. Foresee an omnipolar switch off device patented for the safety of personnel (with a distance between contacts when opened of at least 3 mm). The installation must meet the national rules in force (France: NFC ). The appliance must be connected to the earth. The different electric appliances must also be connected by means of an equipotential line (all metallic structures to the same voltage) by means of a terminal provided for this purpose and located beside the connecting gland. The builder denies all responsibility in the case where the instructions above are not observed.

22 Page 21 3BE390581NI 06/ ELECTRIC BRATT PAN Location of the equipotentiality terminal Electric connection is carried out from the underside on front of the appliance, whatever the model. - Unscrew the fixation screw of the terminal strip support lug. - Tilt towards the left. - Introduce the cable through the gland. - Tighten the gland. - Connect the wires. - Put the lug back in place. - Connect the equipotential link to the terminal foreseen for the purpose. Only use supply cables of the H07 RN-F with section: Voltages 30 dm 2 bratt pan 45 dm 2 bratt pan 50 dm 2 bratt pan 65 dm 2 bratt pan 230 V 3 a.c. 4 x 6 mm 2 4 x 6 mm 2 4 x 6 mm 2 4 x 10 mm V 3N a.c. 5 x 4 mm 2 5 x 4 mm 2 5 x 4 mm 2 5 x 6 mm 2 Foresee an omnipolar shut off device patented for the safety of the personnel (with a distance between contacts of at least 3 mm). The installation must meet the national rules in force (France: NFC ). The appliance must be connected to the earth. The different electric appliances must also be connected by means of an equipotential line (all metallic structures to the same voltage) by means of a terminal provided for this purpose and located beside the connecting gland. The builder denies all responsibility in the case where the instructions above are not observed.

23 Page 22 3BE390581NI 06/ GAS CONNECTION Check that the appliance adjustments meet the nature and pressure of gas distributed in the plant. (See paragraph 1: Firm plate). Connect the appliance to the gas inlet line by interposing a shut-off valve that enables the appliance to be isolated from the other part of the plant. The gas inlet line will be dimensioned so as to minimise the load losses: its diameter will be determined depending on its run (length, number of elbows...) and the total power of the appliance. To check the gas pressure supply of the appliance, it is necessary to connect a water column pressure gauge on a pressure tap placed on the gas unit (gas pressure tap A on the diagram). The gas pressure so measured must be equal to that indicated on the firm plate for the gas used. (See paragraph 1: Firm plate) NOTE: Connecting elbows with built-in pressure tap. One accessory is put at the installer s disposal under the reference no These elbows are directly connected to the gas inlets of equipment and allow for measuring the pressure at gas connecting inlet. PRESSURE TAP A: Loosen the screw (without removing it) Connect the hose of a water column pressure gauge. Take measurement with burners on. Gas connections must meet the standards in force (DTU 61.1) and are to be carried out only by qualified installers. These connections are made to a male 1/2" gas part. Gas admission

24 Page 23 3BE390581NI 06/ WATER CONNECTION - Hot and cold water. - Minimum pressure 2.5 bars, maximum pressure 6 bars. - Maximum temperature for hot water: 60 C. - Connection by flexible hose of diameter 20/27 (3/4"). - Foresee a shut off valve in the vicinity. Cold water supply Hot water supply

25 Page 24 3BE390581NI 06/07 5. ADAPTATION OF THE APPLIANCE FROM ONE GAS TO ANOTHER Generalities: In the following chapters, the different gases are referenced as per their international codification: G20 G25 G30 G31 NATURAL GAS Group H. (Methane, Lacq gas) NATURAL GAS Group L. (Groningue type gas) BUTANE PROPANE 5.1 LIST OF AUTHORISED GASES / PRESSURES AS PER CATEGORIES & COUNTRIES Countries Category Gas (mbar) Austria G II2H3B/P G 30 and G Finland G Sweden II2H3B/P G Denmark G Belgium I2E+ G 20 / G 25 20/25 I3+ G 30 / G /37 Germany G II2ELL3B/P G G 30 / G I3P G Spain United Kingdom G II2H3+ Ireland - Portugal - Italy G 30 / G /37 Greece I2H G Spain G II2H3P G France G 20 / G 25 20/25 II2E+3+ G 30 / G /37 G 20 / G 25 20/25 II2E+3B/P G 30 / G G 20 / G 25 20/25 II2E+3P G Luxemburg G II2E3B/P G 30 / G G 20 / G 25 20/25 II2E3P G Netherlands G II2L3B/P G G G II2L3P G Norway G I3B/P G 31 30

26 5.2 CHANGEOVER FROM ONE GAS TO ANOTHER Page 25 3BE390581NI 06/07 Depending on the country foreseen for the installation and the category of the appliance (indicated on the firm plate), the changeover from one gas to another may require 2 operations: CI Change nozzles (main burner, pilot burner and by pass) (See paragraph 5.4) RA Adjustment of primary air (See paragraph 5.4) PROCEDURE: On the firm plate, check: - The category (ies) of the equipment - The gas and pressure for which it is adjusted. In the following table, select: - the country in question - the gas and the category of the equipment (see above) - the gas and pressure for which the equipment is going to be adjusted - Follow and carry out the necessary operations - Replace the adjustment plate (code no: ), and enter the new gas used in the box.

27 Page 26 3BE390581NI 06/07 COUNTRIES GAS OF ORIGIN (or new gas) NEW GAS (or gas of origin) Gas P(mbar) Gas P(mbar) CATEGORY Austria G G 30 or G CI RA II 2H3B/P G G Nothing Finland - Sweden G G 30 or G 31 30/30 CI RA II Denmark 2H3B/P G G Nothing Belgium G G I 2E+ Nothing G G I 3+ Nothing OPERATIONS NECESSARY and AUTHORISED Germany G G CI G 20 or G G 30 or G II 2ELL3B/P CI RA G G CI RA G G I 3P CI G Change category G (see *) Spain Italy G G 30 or G /30 CI RA United Kingdom II Ireland G G H3+ Nothing Switzerland Portugal Spain G G II 2H3P CI RA Switzerland France G G Nothing G 20 or G 25 20/25 G 30 or G /37 II 2E+3+ CI RA G G Nothing G 20 or G 25 20/25 G 30 or G II 2E+3B/P CI RA Luxemburg Netherlands G 20 or G 25 20/25 G II 2E+3P CI G G 30 or G II 2E+3B/P CI RA G G II 2E+3P CI G G 30 or G /30 CI RA II 2L3B/P G G Nothing G G II 2L3P CI Norway G G I 3B/P Nothing *Change of category to be realised only under the responsibility of our Company or our local agent. 5.3 GAS FLOW RATES AND POWERS See paragraph 1: TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Instructions for installation) 5.4 CHART OF NOZZLES and air adjustment NOTE: - The burners referred to as "main burner" are simple tubes (BP: Main Burner). - The burners referred to as "secondary burner" are burners equipped with the interignition ramp (BS: Secondary Burner).

28 Page 27 3BE390581NI 06/07 30 dm 2 bratt pan GAS NOZZLES Designation Type Qty Diameter d Code Family Type (mbar) burner (1/100 e ) (mm) Burner Natural G 20 / G / 25 BP Gas BS G BP BS G BP BS G.P.L G 30 or G BP or 37 BS G 30 or G 31* 50 BP BS G 31** 50 BP BS Pilot burner Natural G 20 / G / Gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50 Idle adjus- Natural G 20 / G / ting screw gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or ou 37 ou dm 2 bratt pan GAS NOZZLES Designation Type Qty Diameter d Code Family Type (mbar) burner (1/100 e ) (mm) Burner Natural G 20 / G / 25 BP Gas BS G BP BS G BP BS G.P.L G 30 or G BP or 37 BS G 30 or G 31* 50 BP BS G 31** 50 BP BS Pilot burner Natural G 20 / G / gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50 Idle adjus- Natural G 20 / G / ting screw gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50

29 Page 28 3BE390581NI 06/07 50 dm2 bratt pan GAS NOZZLES Designation Type Qty Diameter d Code Family Type (mbar) burner (1/100 e ) (mm) Burner Natural G 20 / G / 25 BP gas BS G BP BS G BP BS G.P.L G 30 or G BP G30: or 37 BS G31: G 30 or G 31* 50 BP BS G 31** 50 BP BS Pilot burner Natural G 20 / G / gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50 Idle adjus- Natural G 20 / G / ting screw gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or * Configuration valid only for 50 mbar propane in Austria ** Configuration not valid in Austria RA: Air adjustment Air adjustment must be carried out based on the d size specified in both previous tables. Remark: - If the flame is not nervous and yellow, this evidences a lack of primary air. In this case, move the ring forward to the burner (increase distance d. - If the flame is nervous and shows a tendency to spring, this evidences an excess of primary air. In this case, put the ring away from the burner (reduce distance d ).

30 Page 29 3BE390581NI 06/07 65 dm 2 bratt pan GAS NOZZLES Designation Type Qty Diameter d Code Family Type (mbar) burner (1/100 e ) (mm) Burner Natural G 20 / G / 25 BP gas BS G/D 2 170/ /155 G BP BS G/D 2 190/ /170 G BP BS G/D 2 180/ /165 G.P.L G 30 or G BP or 37 BS G/D 2 115/ /105 G 30 or G 31* 50 BP BS G/D 2 100/ /90 G 31** 50 BP BS G/D 2 105/ /95 Pilot burner Natural G 20 / G / gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50 Idle adjus- Natural G 20 / G / ting screw gas G G.P.L G 30 or G or or 37 or 50 * Configuration valid only for 50 mbar propane in Austria ** Configuration not valid in Austria. RA: Air adjustment Air adjustment must be carried out based on the d size specified in both previous tables. Remark: - If the flame is not nervous and yellow, this evidences a lack of primary air. In this case, move the ring forward to the burner (increase distance d. - If the flame is nervous and shows a tendency to spring, this evidences an excess of primary air. In this case, put the ring away from the burner (reduce distance d ).