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Gas connection

For information regarding gas connection instructions, see

the section on "standards" relevant to your country (see

attached leaflet "References to National Regulations").

The gas supply system must comply with current local

regulations.

The appliance must be connected to the gas supply or gas bottle

by means of a rigid copper or steel pipe with fittings conforming

to local regulations or by means of a s/steel hose without breaks,

conforming to local regulations.

Fig. 1

The maximum length of the hose is 2 m.

The hose must be connected directly to the elbow of the

outlet connector (Fig. 1), after first of all ensuring you

remove any extension cable fitted to your appliance.

Important: when using a rubber hose, it must be installed

in such a way as not to be in contact with hot parts on the

rear of the appliance or kitchen. It must pass through an

area free of any hindrances and in a place where it can be

inspected along its entire length (Fig. 2).

When the appliance is connected to the gas supply, use soapy

water to check for gas leaks.

Fig. 2

The rubber hose must be connected as shown in fig. 4 and

5, in compliance with local applicable regulations

FOR BELGIUM ONLY: install the conical fitting (A)

supplied on the appliance (Fig. 3).

Natural gas

Fig. 3

Use outlet connector GN for natural gas or a propane-air

mixture.

The rubber hose must be connected to the outlet connector and

secured using hose clamp B (Fig. 4).

Butane/Propane gas

Use outlet connector B/P for Butane/Propane gas.

The rubber hose must be connected to the outlet connector and

secured using hose clamp B (Fig. 5).

The maximum length of the rubber hose is 2 m. It must be a

Fig. 4

standard hose and must be replaced within the date printed on it.

Important: Close the gas supply tap before carrying out any

maintenance operation.

Connection details: see the specific regulations for your country.

Fig. 5