HG4011PF30NL - Hob Atag - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HG4011PF30NL Atag

instructions for use

gas hob

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ATAG

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extra beveiliging HG60..Q

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your gas hob description

your gas hob foreword

This manual contains information to help you make the best possible use of your gas hob. In addition to information about its controls, you will also find background information which may be useful when using this product.

The safety instructions which are important during installation are included in the installation instructions; these installation instructions are supplied separately and are meant for the fitter.

Keep this manual carefully, since any later user will also find it very useful.

We wish you much pleasure with your hob!

your gas hob

introduction

This Atag gas hob has been designed for the real lover of cooking. The generous separation of the burners makes for comfortable working.

The hob is fitted with ionisation protection. This protective device ensures that the burner automatically reigns if the flame goes out. Thanks to the integral spark ignition in the knobs, you can ignite and control the burners with just one hand.

your gas hob

contents

safety

what you should pay attention to 4-5

controls

igniting and adjusting 6-7

comfortable cooking

burners 8

pans 9

maintenance

cleaning 10

faults

what should I do if ... 11

environmental aspects

disposing of packaging and appliance 12

appendix

gas information 13

safety

what you should pay attention to

general

Before installing the appliance, check that the type of gas and the gas pressure are in accordance with the appliance's specifications.

When using a metal connecting pipe, make sure that it cannot get damaged or pinched.

The use of gas cooking appliances releases heat and moisture into the room in which the appliance is fitted. Take care that the room is sufficiently ventilated; keep natural ventilation openings open or install a mechanical ventilator (extractor hood).

If the hob is in use for a long time, extra ventilation may be necessary - for example, an open window, or a higher setting for the ventilator (extractor hood).

during use

This cooking appliance has been designed for domestic use. Only use it for preparing foods. Do not use the appliance to heat the kitchen. This will cause the atmosphere to become damp.

Flambeing under an extractor hood is not permitted. The high flames can cause a fire, even when the extractor hood is switched off.

The appliance is hot during and after use. Bear this in mind if young children come anywhere near the appliance. Do not leave young children alone near a hot cooking appliance.

flame protection of HG60..Q

The flame protection (ionisation protection) ensures that the gas supply is shut off if the flame goes out. If the flame threatens to go out, the appliance ignites automatically.

safety

what you should pay attention to

extra safety device HG60..Q

If you forget to turn off one or more of the burners when you finish cooking and leave them burning for more than 4 hours, the gas supply will shut off automatically. The red indicator light will flash.

To release this safety lock, turn all burner controls to the 'off' position.

child lock HG80.C

child lock

The childproof lock shuts off the gas supply. This protective device prevents 'undesired' use of the gas cooking appliance.

locking

Press the child lock button.

The red indicator light will come on, the gas supply is cut off and the appliance will not respond to the controls.

unlocking

To switch off this safety device, press the child lock button and hold it in for about 4 seconds. The red light will go out and the gas supply will be restored.

attention!

The distance between a pan and a wall that is not heat-resistant should be greater than 2cm . If the pan is any closer, it may cause the wall to discolour or deform.

controls

igniting and adjusting

controls

igniting and adjusting

igniting H60..Q

ignitingHG60.P/HG40.P

1. Push the control in and turn it to the full on position. The burner lights automatically.

If the burner does not ignite within ± 10 seconds, the gas supply is shut off and all the burners go out. The red indicator light starts to blink. Turn all the control knobs to their 'off' setting and wait until the indicator light goes out. Then try again. Now try to light the burner again.

If the burner blows out, it will automatically relight. If the burner does not relight within approximately 10 seconds, the gas supply is cut off and all the burners will go out. If a burner refuses to light, always check:

that the cover is properly aligned on the burner;
that the burner is clean and dry.

adjusting

You may set the knob at any position between full-on and simmer.

1. Press the control knob in.
2. Turn the control knob carefully to the ignition zone. The burner ignites.
3. Turn the control to the desired setting once the burner is alight.

If the burner fails to ignite, check it:

The burner cap is positioned correctly.
The burner is clean and dry.

adjusting

You may set the knob at any position between full-on and simmer.

attention

You can only ignite the burner in the ignition zone.

comfortable cooking

burners

comfortable cooking

pans

rapid burner

Sautéing and frying, deep-frying and blanching, boiling large quantities and stir-frying are best done on the rapid burner. This has the highest output.

Pay attention to the diameter of the pan, however.

A diameter of between 16 and 28~cm is best, although a pan of 12cm also fits on this burner.

semi-rapid burner

The semi-rapid burner is highly suitable for stewing and steaming, boiling average-size portions (about four people) and making a roux.

Pay attention to the diameter of the pan, however.

A diameter of between 16 and 28~cm is best, although a pan of 12cm also fits on the burner.

simmerburner

Preparing sauces, simmering and boiling can be done best on the summer burner. On its high setting this burner is large enough for cooking food right through.

diameter

Use pans of the correct size.

Use pans with a maximum size of 28~cm for the simmer, rapid and semi-rapid burners. Do not use pans with a base diameter of less than 12cm . Smaller pans are not very stable; larger pans can result in walls becoming too hot.

The tips of the flames are the hottest. If the flames play around the pan, a lot of heat is wasted.

To make the most efficient use of gas, you should use a pan with a large diameter.

wrong right

attention!

The distance from a knob or a non heat resistant wall is always greater than 2cm . If the pan is nearer, the knobs or the wall may become discoloured or deformed.

lid

Cook with a lid on the pan. You will make energy savings of up to 50% .

maintenance cleaning

Regular cleaning immediately after use prevents food that has boiled over from affecting the hob over a period of time and causing stubborn stains that are hard to remove.

First clean the control knobs, burners and pan supports and only then the glass top. This prevents the top from becoming dirty again while you are cleaning.

daily

For daily cleaning of your gas hob, it is best to use a mild cleaning agent. Do not use too much liquid, since this could get into the burner or ventilation openings.

stubborn stains on enamel

Remove with a non-abrasive cream or a soft sponge. Never use scouring powders, aggressive cleaning agents, green scours.

stubborn stains on stainless steel

Remove with a special stainless-steel cleaning agent. Always polish in the direction of the surface structure of the stainless steel. In this way, you will prevent shiny patches occurring. This damage is excluded from the guarantee. If stains cannot be removed, clean the hob with the proprietary HG barbecue grill & oven cleaner. Always treat the whole drip-tray, to prevent 'colour differences'. Always treat with a stainless-steel polish/care product afterwards.

attention!

Remove food remains that have boiled over immediately, particularly red cabbage, apple sauce and rhubarb. If these remains are allowed to affect the hob over a period of time, they can cause discoloration.

Never immerse hot burner caps in cold water. The rapid cooling can damage the enamel.

faults

what should I do if...

If the appliance does not work properly, it does not always mean that it is defective. Try to deal with the problem yourself first. Phone the service department if the advice given below does not help.

If the light next to the childproof lock starts blinking, this indicates a malfunction. Count the number of long and short pulses. Error codes lower than ten are indicated by a number of short pulses. Error codes higher than ten are indicated by a long pulse followed by a number of short pulses. Error codes higher than twenty are indicated by two long pulses followed by a number of short pulses. For example, two long pulses and three short pulses indicate error code 23. Write down the number of pulses on a piece of paper, so that you can inform the engineer of the indicated error code when he comes.

fault	cause	solution
Burner does not burn or ignite properly.	Burner is dirty or damp.	Clean and/or dry the burner.
	Burner cap not fitted on the burner correctly.	Fit the burner cap on the burner correctly.
	The ventilation slots at the rear of the appliance are blocked.	Unblock the ventilation slots.
	Appliance is not suitable for the type of gas used.	Check the data plate and contact service if necessary.
	The flame protection has shut off the gas supply.	Turn all the control knobs to the 0 setting and ignite the burner again. If this malfunction happens again, check whether the burner caps have been put on the burners correctly and whether the burners, ignition pin and/or ionisation pin are clean and dry.
The spark ignition sparks, but does not ignite.	Sparking plug dirty.	Clean the sparking plug.
	Burner is dirty or damp.	Clean and/or dry the burner.
	Burner cap not fitted on the burner correctly.	Fit the burner cap on the burner correctly.
	The gas taps were not turned off during switching on.	Turn off all gas taps and relight the appliance.
The burners suddenly go out.	After a cooking time of four hours, the burners go out automatically.	Turn off all gas taps and relight the appliance.

The appliance's packaging is recyclable. The following can be used:

cardboard;
polyethylene film (PE);
CFC-free polystyrene (PS rigid foam).

Dispose of these materials in a responsible way and in accordance with government regulations.

The authorities can provide you with information about how to dispose of discarded domestic appliances in a responsible way.

front controls appliance variant I, natural gas				appliance variant II, liquid gas low pressure				appliance variant III, liquid gas high pressure
burner	rating G25 25 mber l2L kW	rating G20 20 mber 2H-2E 2E+ kW	rating G25 20 mber l2L kW	rating G30 29 mber l3B:P kW	rating G31 29 mber l3* kW	rating G31 37 mber l3P kW	rating G30 50 mber l3B:P kW	rating G31 50 mber l3* kW	rating G31 67 mber l3P kW
simmer: high setting	0.90	0.95	0.75	0.85	0.70	0.83	0.90	0.80	0.90
semi rapid: high setting	2.50	2.75	2.25	1.75	1.50	1.70	1.90	1.65	1.90
rapid: high setting	2.90	3.10	2.60	2.80	2.40	2.75	3.10	2.70	3.10

top controls appliance variant I, natural gas				appliance variant II, liquid gas low pressure			appliance variant III, liquid gas high pressure
burner	rating Q25 25 mber 12L kW	rating Q20 20 mber 2H-12E 2E+ kW	rating Q25 20 mber 2LL kW	rating G30 29 mber 3B:P kW	rating G31 29 mber 3* kW	rating G31 37 mber 3P kW	rating G30 50 mber 3B:P kW	rating G31 50 mber 3* kW	rating G31 67 mber 3P kW
simmer: high setting	0.75	0.83	0.68	0.85	0.70	0.83	0.90	0.75	0.90
semi rapid: high setting	2.50	2.75	2.25	1.75	1.50	1.70	2.00	1.70	2.00
rapid: high setting	2.90	3.20	2.60	2.80	2.40	2.75	3.20	2.75	3.20

The stated ratings are nominal power ratings.