Sealing Test; Before Start-Up; Lighting The Burners - ADEO Services OPP 1B FD6 Notice De Montage - Utilisation - Entretien

Sealing test

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Operate outside, away from any flammable materials, do not smoke
Ensure that all adjustment buttons are closed at
If you use a flexible tube, fit it onto both the regulator and plancha end pieces.
If you use a screwed connector tube, fasten it onto the regulator and directly onto the part (501)
Check that the flexible tube is not twisted
Screw the relief valve to the gas canister.
For control, use water and washing up liquid.
Put this liquid around each place where the tube is connected and open the tap on the gas bottle
If bubbles appear then there is a gas leak:
If you use a flexible tube:
Check that both the regulator seal and the seal (506) are present and in good condition.
Ensure that you have properly tightened the regulator onto the bottle and the end piece on the part (501).
Check that you have properly fitted the tube onto the regulator and onto the end piece (505).
If you use a screwed connector tube:
Check that both the regulator seal and the seal of your screwed connector tube are present and in good condition.
Check that you have properly tightened the regulator onto the bottle.
Check that you have properly tightened the tube connections onto the regulator and onto the part (501).
In case of smell of gas, close the gas container tap and test the airtightness again.
If the leak does not come either from the relief valve connection or the tap connection, the leaky part is faulty and should be replaced.
Never use a naked flame to detect a gas leak.
Before startup
Ensure :
This appliance must be kept away from flammable materials during use.
That there are no leaks
That burner air intakes are not obstructed.
That the ventilation openings housing are not obstructed.
In fact, dust, deposits and even spider webs can obstruct input orifices, but also the tubes going from the burner to the injectors.
This is very dangerous as the gas and air flow will not be sufficient, indeed will be totally stopped, with the risk of the gas setting light in
the wrong place. That the tube is not in contact with parts that could become hot, and that it isn't cracked or split.
Only to be used outside.

Lighting the burners

Ensure that ALL the taps are closed (
Open the gas canister tap
If your plancha has 1 Burner:
Turn the knob to maximum gas flow and press on the igniter.
If your plancha has 2 Burners:
Turn one of the knobs to maximum gas flow and press on the igniter.
If your plancha has 3 Burners:
To light the left-hand burner, turn the left-hand button to maximum gas flow and press on the left-hand igniter.
To light the central burner, turn the central button to maximum gas flow and press on the left-hand igniter.
To light the right-hand burner, turn the right-hand knob to maximum gas flow and press on the right-hand igniter.
Press the piezo ignition to light the burner – if it doesn't light, press it a further 2 or 3 times.
In all cases, check that the burner or burners function while looking into the trough.
Your barbecue grill is equipped with a griddle. Take extra caution when lighting.
Do not allow gas to accumulate under the griddle. This could be dangerous.
Never allow the gas to flow without the burner or burners being alight.
When starting up, never light ALL of the burners at the same time.
To turn off the burners, return ALL of the knobs to the
Any modification to the equipment may be dangerous and is prohibited.
The tabs and the injectors may in no case be dismantled by persons not authorised by the manufacturer.
Never place the gas bottle horizontally when in use. The injectors are indicated reference 93. (stage 1). The airflow necessary for proper
combustion is at least 18 m3 per hour.
Manual lighting
In the event that the ignition does not work, it is possible to manually light the equipment. To do so, light a match and hold it to the burner
through one hole of the hearth. Open the control button corresponding to the burner. The burner will light - remove the match to avoid the
risk of burns (preferably use long, fire lighting matches).
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