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2. These clearances do not apply where an adjacent surface is of a non-combustible material or is
combustible but protected with a fire-resistant material. The fire-resistant material may be covered by
ceramic tiles or stainless steel to meet appropriate requirements relating to health protection.
3. Care should be taken where a combustible surface is covered by a non-combustible material for
example, covering a combustible surface with stainless steel will not prevent heat transfer, and in
some circumstances hazardous situation could arise.
Gas Connection
The gas connection is male 3/4”BSP and is situated at the rear of the appliance below the main body
frame. The number of gas inlets corresponds to the number of stock pot support rings the appliance is
fitted with. The inlet is to the ¾”elbow located at the rear of the appliance.
This appliance is available in models for fixed installation. The appliance must be connected with rigid pipe
as specified in AS/NZS5601. For fixed installation models connect with 20mm copper tube and an Australian
certified isolating valve.
BEFORE CONNECTING NEW PIPE TO THIS APPLIANCE, THE PIPE MUST BE BLOWN OUT
THOROUGHLY TO REMOVE ALL FOREIGN MATERIAL. FOREIGN MATERIAL IN THE BURNER AND
GAS CONTROLS WILL CAUSE IMPROPER AND DANGEROUS OPERATION.
Connect to gas.
Pressure Test Point
All appliances that are dispatched from our factory are tested and adjusted according to the specifications for
the required gas type. The regulator may require adjustment to achieve required gas pressure.
Check the burner pressure at the test point on the regulator. The test point pressure should be adjusted to
1.00 kPa –Natural gas or 2.60 kPa –LPG with the burners operating at maximum.
Before Leaving - Commissioning
Check all connections for gas leaks with soap and water. Do not use a naked flame for detecting leaks.
Ignite the pilot and main burners as prescribed below to ensure correct operation of gas valves, burners and
ignition. When satisfied with the operation of the appliance, please instruct the user on the correct method of
operation. Ensure that this instruction manual is left with owner of the appliance.
A. Before lighting this appliance, ensure the black handled ball valve is in the off position.
B. Light the appliance by turning the pilot valve anti-clockwise to the “ON” position.
C. Depress and hold in the blue button on the safety valve.
D. Use a match to light the pilot light.
E. Once the pilot is alight continue to hold the blue knob in for 30 seconds. When this knob is released
the pilot should remain alight. Observe the pilot light is established. Pilot flame should be between
10-20mm in size and be in direct contact with thermocouple. Should the thermocouple require
adjustment, lift of trivet and undo the nut holding thermocouple on pilot assembly. After adjusting
reassemble in reverse order.
F. If the pilot does not remain alight wait 5 minutes and repeat steps A. to E.
G. To turn the main burner to the on position, turn the red handled ball valve anti-clockwise to the
“HIGH” position.
H. This appliance should burn with a blue flame. If the appliance burns with a yellow flame or starts to
soot turn it off and contact the manufacturer or their authorised service agent.
I. To test the functionality of the flame failure devise, turn pilot control knob clock-wise to the “OFF”
position. Pilot should extinguish yet the main burner should still be operating.
J. Allow for 30-45 seconds to elapse, the main burner should extinguish automatically.
K. Turn main burner control clock-wise to the “OFF” position.
Note. If pilot flame is smaller than the parameters described in part E, check the pilot gas line (6mm stainless
steel flexible tube) for any possible blockages/crimpage. To gain access to gas control components, remove
control knobs and undo screws located on either side and at the top of the front panel. Remove front panel
(reassemble in reverse order).
