Philco PGG 64 - Příručka (Stránka 10)

EN - 8
03/2012 Copyright © 2012, Fast ČR, a. s.
Lighting a burner
Automatic ignition
Press and hold down the respective control dial. Then release the control dial and turn it clockwise until the
symbol indicating the ignition of the respective hotplate / burner comes on, e.g.
.
If the burner does not ignite automatically or if there is an electrical power outage, hold down the control dial
until a fl ame appears. Then release the control dial and turn it anticlockwise to adjust the fl ame.
Adjust the fl ame by turning the control dial between the maximum and minimum gas supply symbols.
Turn it clockwise to turn off the fl ame.
NOTE:
Some cooktop models are equipped with an automatic gas supply shut off function which is activated
when the burner is suddenly blown out by a breeze, overfl owing pot contents or a gas supply interruption.
NOTE:
If the fl ame cannot be ignited even after several attempts, check whether the burner "cover" and the
"crown of the burner" are in the correct position.
NOTE:
If an electrical power outage occurs, it is possible to light the burner even without the electrical device.
Place a fl ame next to the burner, press the respective control dial and turn it to the maximum position.
CAUTION!
Keep the burner control dial pressed down for a maximum of 15 seconds. If the burner does not
ignite even after 15 seconds, release the control dial, turn it to position
and wait at least one
minute, and only then attempt to ignite it again. If for some reason the fl ame goes out, turn the
control dial to position
, wait at least one minute and only then attempt to ignite the burner
again.
Tips for using the cooktop
 As soon as water or another liquid starts to boil, turn down the fl ame so that it only simmers.
 Only use pots and pans with a fl at bottom.
 If you use a pot or pan the base of which is smaller than the size of the burner (crown of the burner), the
fl ame will reach past the base perimeter and may cause the handle to overheat.
 Take care when cooking meals containing fat or oil as these meals could overheat and subsequently cause
a fi re.
 It is not recommended to cook meals in cookware made from stone, soapstone or on cast iron plates. Do
not use aluminium foil to protect the surface of the cooktop.
 To achieve a lower gas consumption, place the pot or pan in the middle of the circle.
 Do not use unstable or deformed pots and pans as they could tip over, the contents could spill and in this
way this could cause an accident.
 Neither pots nor pans may extend past the zone with the control dials.
 If it becomes hard to turn the control dial, or if the appliance is malfunctioning, turn off all the control dials,
disconnect the power cord from the power socket and contact an authorised service centre.