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Parkinson Cowan U02059 Installation, S H E R A T O N, Parts Required, Levelling The Appliance

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INSTALLATION

S H E R A T O N

INSTALLATION

1. PARTS REQUIRED

The loose hotplate parts and battery are packed in the polystyrene fitment on top of the hotplate.

2. LEVELLING THE APPLIANCE

If the appliance requires levelling or its height adjusting (from the hotplate to any working surface), the procedure below must be followed:

1.Loosen the lock nuts securing the rear wheels, using a 13mm spanner. Access to these lock nuts can be gained through a slot in the rear of the plinth, as shown in Fig.1c.

2.Adjustment to suit floor conditions or height is obtained by rotating clockwise or anticlockwise the hexagonal feet/wheels, at the front and rear of the appliance.

NOTE: The rear wheels must only be rotated through half or whole turns.

3.A spirit level should be placed on one of the oven shelves to confirm the appliance is correctly levelled.

4.Once the appliance is at the correct height and levelled, the rear wheel should be locked into position by means of the lock nuts, having first made sure the wheels are once again parallel to the side of the appliance.

Fig. 1c

Rear of

Appliance

Plinth

Lock Nut

Rear Wheel

3.FITTING THE STABILITY BRACKET

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Parkinson Cowan U02059 installation instructions Installation, S H E R A T O N, Parts Required, Levelling The Appliance

Contents

Owners handbook and Installation Instructions Intro For your safetyIntroduction S H E R A T O N ContentsContents To light Lighting the cookerHotplate Lighting the cookerS H E R A T O N GrillOven Lighting the cookerS H E R A T O N To turn off any burnerLighting the cooke For your safetyThe grill The grillHeat control Cooking positionsThe gril GeneralPreheating Positioning food on the trivetHeat control The hotplateBurner sizes The hotplateS H E R A T O N For your safetyThe hotplate S H E R A T O N Helpful hintsThe hotplate The oven The ovenHeat zones Oven shelvesS H E R A T O N Baking trays and dishesCondensation For your safetyS H E R A T O N This page has been intentionally left blankS H E R A T O N Oven cooking chartOven cooking chart Shelf Oven cooking chartS H E R A T O N Shelf Oven cooking chartS H E R A T O N Joints of meat and poultry Slow cookingFood preparation-slowcooking Slow cookingGeneral points for slow cooking Frozen foods S H E R A T O N Soups, casseroles and stewsVegetables Milk puddingsS H E R A T O N Care and cleaningThe hotplate For your safetyS H E R A T O N When replacing hotplate burner partsThe grill Care and cleaningS H E R A T O N The ovenCare and cleaning S H E R A T O N Oven cleaning cycleCare and cleaning GeneralS H E R A T O N Cleaning between the outer and inner door glassTo remove the outer glass Care and cleaningFor your safety Installing the cooker For your safetyInstallation LocationS H E R A T O N Cooker dimensionsPositioning InstallationGeneral information General information For your safetyThe battery Moving your cookerS H E R A T O N For your safetyGeneral information lCheck What is wrong and why?Problem CheckS H E R A T O N Servicing For your safetyThe Gas Consumers Council S H E R A T O N INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONSFor your safety CONNECTIONS TECHNICAL DATADIMENSIONS S H E R A T O NPROVISION FOR VENTILATION IMPORTANT - SAFETY REQUIREMENTSS H E R A T O N 100 less than S H E R A T O NLOCATION OF APPLIANCE 2. LEVELLING THE APPLIANCE INSTALLATIONS H E R A T O N 1. PARTS REQUIRED300mm 4. CONNECTING TO GASS H E R A T O N S H E R A T O N 5. FITTING THE BATTERY6. PRESSURE TESTING 9.CHECKING LID CUT-OFFDEVICE S H E R A T O N7. CHECKING THE GRILL 8.CHECKING THE HOTPLATE1Battery Contents Check ListThe loose contents of this pack include P.C. Guarantee cardBurner Cap - Simmer DescriptionBurner Cap - Rapid Burner Cap - Normal