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Smeg CIR60X3 manual

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3. GAS CONNECTION 4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Index7. USING THE HOB 8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 9. PROBLEMS AND CAUSES 1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE AND PROPER USE 2. POSITIONING OF HOBNEVER UNPLUG BY PULLING ON THE CABLE Introduction1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE AND PROPER USE THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROPER USETHE PLATE ON THE CASING MUST NOT BE REMOVED Introduction2.1.1 Attachment to support structure Instructions for the installer2. POSITIONING OF HOB Instructions for the installer Instructions for the installer 2.2 Clearance above and around domestic appliancesREQUIREMENTS be protected in accordance with Clause 5.12.1.2 to a height C of not Instructions for the installerInstructions for the installer 2.3 Room ventilation2.4 Discharge of combustion products Instructions for the installer 3. GAS CONNECTIONInstructions for the installer 4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONInstructions for the installer 5. ADAPTATION TO DIFFERENT TYPES OF GAS5.1 Removing the hob Burner 5.2 Regulation for LPGInstructions for the installer Instructions for the installer 5.3 Regulation for natural gasInstructions for the installer 6. FINAL OPERATIONS6.1 Regulation of minimum for natural gas 6.2 Regulation of minimum for LPGInstructions for the installer 6.3 Arrangement of burners on hob6.4 Lubrification of gas taps This must be done by a qualified technician7.1 Ignition of the burners 7. USING THE HOBInstructions for the user Burner 7.2 Practical advice for using the burners7.3 Diameter of containers 7.4 Electric elementsInstructions for the user 7.4.2 Using the electric elementsNever use a steam jet to clean the appliance 8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE8.1 Cleaning Before any intervention, disconnect the power supply of the deviceInstructions for the user 8.2 Cleaning of cooking hob components8.2.1 Ignition plugs and safety devices 8.2.2 The coverInstructions for the user 8.3 Preventive maintenanceWHAT TO DO 9. PROBLEMS AND CAUSESPROBLEM CAUSEPage 914773400/ B