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Pay attention to a minimum gap of 10 mm from the underside of
the appliance to kitchen units.
Use suitable base constructions to ensure load-carrying
capacity and stability, especially in the case of thin worktops.
Pay attention to the weight of the appliance, including any
payload. Reinforcement material used must be resistant to heat
and moisture.
Note: Wait until the appliance has been installed in the
installation opening before checking that it is level.
Flush installation (Figure 1b)
Flush installation in a worktop is possible.
The appliance can be installed in the following temperature-
resistant and waterproof worktops:
Stone worktops
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Worktops made of plastics (e.g. Corian
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Solid wood worktops: Only by arrangement the with worktop
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manufacturer (seal recess edges)
For other materials, coordinate with the worktop manufacturer
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with regard to use.
Installation in laminated wood worktops is not possible.
Note: All recessing work on the worktop must be performed in a
specialist workshop on the basis of the installation sketch. The
recess must be produced neatly and precisely because the cut
edge is visible on the surface. Clean and degrease the recess
edges with a suitable cleaning agent (observe the silicone
manufacturer's processing notes).
Fitting several Vario appliances (Fig. 1c)
You can order the connecting strip VA 420 000/001/010/011
as a special accessory to combine several Vario appliances.
Allow for the additional space required for the connecting strip
when producing the cut-out (see installation instructions
VA 420 000/001/010/011).
Appliances can also be fitted in individual recesses, if a
minimum ridge width of 50 mm between the recesses is
observed.
To enable combination of appliances with and without an
appliance cover, dimension differences can be balanced out by
the extension VA 450 110/-400/-600/-800/-900 (depending on
appliance width).
Combination with the appliance cover (Fig. 1d)
You can order the appliance cover VA 440 010 as a special
accessory. Allow for the additional space required for the
appliance cover when producing the cut-out.
Boring to fit the control knob (Fig. 2a + 2b)
The control console can be integrated in the base cupboard at
the drawer level. Thickness of cabinet front: 16 - 26 mm
As shown in the installation sketch, drill the Ø 35 mm hole to
1.
secure the control knob in the cabinet front. Attach the
enclosed stencil to the cabinet front for correct positioning of
the bore.
If the cabinet front is thicker than 26 mm, the front must be
2.
routed from the back to max. 26 mm on an area of
80 x 310 mm.
Fitting the appliance
Plug the control cable into the socket on the appliance. The
1.
plug must lock into place.
Lower the appliance evenly into the cut-out and press down
2.
firmly (Fig. 6a).
Note: The appliance should fit tightly in the cut-out without
moving around (e.g. during cleaning). If the cut-out width is on
or above tolerance limit it may be necessary to fit filler strips to
the sides of the cut-out.
Connect the appliance to the power and gas supply and test
3.
for correct functioning. There might be an air pocket in the gas
supply line if the appliance switches off. Turn control knobs off
and switch on again. Repeat until burner ignites.
Only for flush fitting (Fig. 6b): Check appliance for correct
4.
functioning before applying sealant! Fill the surrounding gap
between the work surface and the frame with a suitable, heat-
resistant silicone adhesive (e.g. OTTOSEAL
the sealing joint using the smoothing agent recommended by
the silicone manufacturer. Check the usage information for the
silicone adhesive. Do not use the appliance until the silicone
adhesive has completely dried (at least 24 hours depending
on room temperature).
Caution!
Unsuitable silicone adhesives can cause permanent
discolouration on work surfaces made from natural stone.
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Removing the appliance
Disconnect the appliance from the power and the gas supply.
For flush-mounted appliances, remove the silicone joint. Push
out the appliance from below.
Caution!
Damage to appliance! Do not lever out the appliance from
above.
Gas connection
The gas connection must be located in a position where the
stop tap is accessible.
Using one of the R½'' (for appliance side) connection elbows
provided, connect the appliance with the associated gasket to a
fixed connection pipe or a gas safety hose. If the gas safety
hose is not (or only partly) made of metal, the ambient
temperature must not exceed 70°K. In the case of a gas safety
hose made entirely of metal, the permissible ambient
temperature is 115°K. The gas safety hose must be routed so
that it does not come into contact with moving parts of the
kitchen unit (e.g. drawers).
Electrical connection
Check that the appliance has the same voltage and frequency
as the electrical installation system.
The hob is delivered with a mains cable, with or without plug,
depending on model.
Only connect the appliance to sockets which have been fitted
and earthed according to regulations.
The appliance corresponds to type Y: the mains connection
cable must only be replaced by the after-sales service. Check
the cable type and minimum cross section.
Technical data
Total connected load VG 415 110/110F (LPG): 5 kW
Total connected load VG 415 210 (natural gas): 6 kW
Total connected load electric 17.0 W
Conversion to another type of gas
This gas hob corresponds to the categories specified on the
rating plate. It is possible to convert the appliance to any of the
gases listed on the plate by changing the nozzles. The
modification kit can be ordered via our after-sales service.
Depending on the model the parts required may beincluded in
the scope of delivery.
The conversion must be carried out by a licensed and trained
technician.
Before carrying out the conversion, turn off the electricity and
gas supply.
The low setting is adjusted with the coding switch (DIP switch)
on the bottom of the control panel (Fig 7). Set the coding switch
before installing the control panel.
Changing the full burn nozzles (Fig 8)
Remove pan supports and all burner parts.
1.
Unscrew fastening screws (three 7 mm nuts) and carefully
2.
detach stovetop.
Remove securing clips on the burner pipes. Remove burner
3.
pipes. Loosen screw on air-regulating tube. Remove nozzle
fitting.
Remove nozzle and O-ring for inner circular burner by hand.
4.
Unscrew nozzle for outer circular burner (SW10).
Check that O-ring is correctly positioned in new full-burn nozzle
5.
for inner circular burner. Push nozzle onto burner pipe. Screw
new main nozzle for outer circular burner all the way into nozzle
fitting.
Put on nozzle fitting and burner pipes. Put on securing clips.
6.
Set air-regulating tube to correct dimension after loosening the
7.
screw (see nozzle table). Tighten screw again.
Put stovetop in place and screw it tight. Put burner parts and
8.
pan support in place, positioning them correctly.
Checking functions after the conversion:
The flames are adjusted correctly if no yellow tips are visible
and if they do not go out when switching over swiftly from the
high to the low setting.
Note: stick the adhesive label included with the nozzle set over
the rating plate of the appliance to document the changeover to
a different gas type.
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