Use - Bartscher 3702303 Mode D'emploi

5.3 Use

When in use, the device's surface can reach temperatures over 60
° C. To avoid burns, do not touch parts of the devic e marked with the
symbol displayed at the side.
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Open the main gas valve to provide a stream of gas to
the device.
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Next, push the highest gas valve knob and
turn it ¼ counterclockwise.
Gas is now being supplied to the burner. Hold the
knob down and ignite the burner using a match or
lighter. (Use long matches or a long lighter to avoid
burns.)
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If no flame appears around the burner within 10-15 seconds, close the gas valve and
wait a moment before repeating the ignition procedure. The gas valves are equipped
with thermal elements, which is why the valve knobs must remain pressed down
until the thermal elements finish heating up (approx. 15 seconds). Otherwise the
thermal elements do not allow gas to flow freely and the flame will be extinguished.
After the thermal elements have heated up, the knob may be released.
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Proceed in the same manner with all burners. If the flame goes out for any reason
the thermal elements will cut off the flow of gas.
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Every burner is operated with an independent, dedicated gas valve. The valves
have two settings: "Grilling" and "Maintaining temperature".
"Grilling"
The gas valve switch is marked with a symbol showing a large flame. Setting
the valve to this position enables grilling of meat.
"Maintaining temperature"
The gas valve switch is market with a symbol showing a small flame. Setting the
valve to this position enables maintaining the temperature of meat.
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