Miele KM 81-2 Cooktop User Manual
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1. AUS NZ Installation This appliance shall be installed in accordance with these Instructions local gas fitting regulations munici pal building codes electrical wiring regulations the AGA Installation Code for Gas Burning Appliances and Equipment AGA Installation Code for Gas Pipe Sizing Details and any other statuory regulations Data plate details The data plate is located beneath the hotplate Refer to the User s Instruction s for details for removing the hotplate Check that the data plate shows the ap pliance is suitable for the available gas supply Installation m Before installing the appliance check that the location provides the required clearances from combus tible materials and if necessary pro vide protection to adjacent surfaces as required by regulations Make pro vision for the gas supply to be con nected in the position shown in the diagram m Cut the opening in the bench to the dimensions shown in the diagram m Make sure that there is a 240 V 230 V AC switch power outlet ac cessible within 0 9 m of the ap pliance for the connection of the spark ignition system m Remove the hotplate from the case See Service or Users Instructions 30 m install the case assembly into the cut out and attach it with the screws pro vided m he gas connection to the regulator is 1 2 BSP female thread for NG The regulator should be held by a span ner on the flats provided when mak i2. When installing the gas cooktop the following minimum dimensions must be kept m See Clearance above and around the appliance pages 27 31 m 60 cm between the cooktop and a cooker hood above it Leave these instructions with the consumer Important notes for the user For safety reasons this cooktop should only be installed as a bullt in appliance Do not let small children use the appliance or touch it during oper ation Not only do the cooking areas heat up but also the control panel Danger of burning Keep all pans out of the reach of children Supervise use of the cooktop by the elderly or infirm Warning and Safety Instructions When cooking or boiling in large pots or pans ensure that there is a minimum distance of 2 50 mm be tween the pot and a heat sensitive countertop After combustion the hot gases flow outwards under the base of the pot and may consequently burn the edge of the countertop if it is too close Make sure that there is a minimum distance of 5 8 15 mm between the pot or pan and the control panel Never place a pot on the control panel When using an electrical plug near the cooktop care should be taken to ensure that the cable of the electrical appliance does not fall into the flames Note that potential hazards may exist with overhead cabinets The wok pan support and trivet if supplied heat up when the bur ners are in use Do not touch them until they have
3. Operating instructions Gas cooktop KM 81 2 DESIGN ERIC OV we SNL JO CIN CERTIFIED GUS EDN NZ USA M Nr 04 426 731 Description of the appliance KM 81 2 KM 81 2 0 Trivet 2 Wok pan support 3 Small burner cap 4 Large burner cap Burner ring 6 Large burner cap base 7 gnitor Cable for connection to electrical supply approx 3 6 ft 1 10 m long 9 gnition safety control Burner base Control for burner 42 Control panel Description of the appliance Data plate Because the data plate is no longer visible once the appliance has been built in a 2nd data plate is supplied which should be placed into the space provided on page 16 of these instruc tions under After Sales Service Special accessories opecial accessories are available from your Miele Dealer or from the Spare Parts Department Stainless steel cover EA 80 A stainless steel cover is available for the KM 81 2 cooktop Check availa bility in each country For installation of the cover a minimum distance of 20 510 mm is required be tween the countertop and wall cabi netry Note The wok pan support should be removed before lowering the stainless steel cover EA 80 Do not install the Da 8 2 directly next to the gas hob Contents Description of the appliance 0 0 0 0 0c ee 2 FOL your SAalely od aiaei d pA d Rd es E al ata a ARE A d E REA 5 Help protect our environmen
4. m Re assemble the cooktop in the reverse order 35 Conversion to alternative types of gas After conversion 36 Lower protective casing Important note When reassembling it is important to ensure that the profile CO of the control panel grips the appropriate moulding 2 on the lower housing Screw the three screws into the burner base using a suitable philip eshead screwdriver Put the large burner cap base the burner ring the large burner cap and the wok pan support in place Check that the tab of the large bur ner cap is correctly positioned in the notch of the base and that the lug of the base is correctly positioned in the notch of the housing After converting the gas cooktop to an alternative type of gas place the label supplied with the jet kit on the data plate over the type of gas being used Check that there are no leaks Check that the burner is correctly assembled Turn on the gas supply Turn on the electrical supply Light the burner When set at low or when the control knob is quickly turned from high to low the flame should not go out When set at high the inner cone of the gas flame should be clearly visible AUS NZ Conversion to alternative types of gas The appliance is set up for natural gas NG When converting to alternative types of gas the components as listed below have to be changed gas type burn
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6. If the flame extin guishes any hole in the base has to be sealed Repeat test if necessary m Prepare the worktop cut out as illus trated Dimension B applies for a combina tion of appliances and is given on the chart 31 Depth in mm 2 zone Combiset 1 element 490 2 elements 490 3 elements 490 4 elements 490 5 elements 490 4 zone Combiset 1 elements 490 2 elements 490 3 elements 490 Combination One 2 zone one 4 zone 490 851 Two 2 zone one 4 zone 490 1143 Three 2 zone one 4 zone 490 1437 One 2 zone two 4 zone 490 1436 Two 2 zone two 4 zone 490 1729 Extractor e g DA 8 2 For building in between two appliances Dimension B increases by 90 mm For building in at the end of a combination Dimension B increases by 98 mm m Stick the seal provided 9 under the edge of the cooktop 32 Appliance 2 Tensioning screw 3 Clamp 4 Worktop Seal Turn the tensioning screws 2 in the clamps in an anti clockwise direction into the appliance until a resist ance is met and turn the clamp to the left Place the appliance into position turn the clamps and tighten the ten sioning screws until the clamps press into the worktop Connect the appliance to the elec tricity supply Connect the appliance to the gas supply in accordance with gas sup ply regulations When building in several Combiset units a spacer bar must be fitted be tween each
7. Countertop 5 Seal m Turn the tensioning screws in a clockwise direction D until a resist ance is felt then turn the clamp to the left m Place the appliance in position turn the clamps and tighten the tension ing screws until the clamps just touch the countertop 2 Do not over tighten m Connect the appliance to the electri cal supply When building in several Combiset units a stainless steel spacer bar V 98 edge connector must be installed be tween each unit It is supplied with its own installation instructions 2 AUS NZ Clearance above and around the appliance ohown area indicates protected If clearance between side and rear surface which may be ceramic walls and the periphery of the burner is tiles or other approved material less than 200 mm the walls must be protected with a non combustible material The protection must extend a minimum distance of 150 mm above the burner refer gas fitting regulations Cable for connection to electrical supply with 3 pin plug KM 93 2 shown KM 81 2 respectively 28 AUS NZ Clearance above and around the appliance 0 Range hood if fitted or base of Cupboards 2 Not less than 600 mm acc to A G A and Miele from burner to any horizontal surface over full width of the appliance 3 Burner bert ttp rr 4 10 mm recommended minimum 5 Combustible work bench Regulator NG Test nipple of regulator 7 mm diam 29
8. carried out by a suitably qualified person Repairs by unauth orized personnel could be dan gerous However some minor problems can be resolved as follows What to do if the burner does not ignite after several attempts Check whether the large burner cap and the large burner cap base are correctly posi tioned the gas supply valve is turned on a main fuse has blown In this case call an electrician or the Miele Ser vice Dept Use a match to light the gas see page 11 the shape and color of the flame are different from usual m Check whether the burner caps and large burner cap base are correctly positioned 16 the gas flame goes out after being lit m Check whether the large burner cap and the large burner cap base are correctly positioned Check for food residues covering the tip of the ignition safety control Check whether the orifices of the small burner cap are clean espe cially those toward the tip of the igni tion safety control Follow the procedure on how to start the flame from top left of page 11 do not forget to depress the knob to the bottom before releasing after 5 10 seconds the electric spark ignition for the gas burner no longer works m Check whether food residues or cleaning agents have collected between the ignition electrode and the burner Clean these carefully Do not let the electrode get wet After Sales Service In the even
9. cooled down The use of oven gloves is recommended Do not let cooking grease or other flammable materials accumulate on the unit Never leave the unit unattended when cooking with oil or fat Very hot oil can cause a fire Allow sufficient time for the unit to cool before touching or exposing surface areas to flammable materials Always ensure that food is suffi ciently cooked or reheated Many factors will affect the overall cook ing time including the size and amount of food its temperature changes to the recipe and the shape and size of cook ing container some foods may contain microorgan isms which are only destroyed by thorough cooking therefore when cook ing or reheating foods e g poultry se lect a longer cooking or reheating time It is essential to ensure that food has been evenly and sufficiently heated Io check that it is thoroughly cooked turn or stir during cooking if necessary If high settings are used remain near the cooktop in case grease should splatter or liquids boil over which may cause smoking Never use damp potholders Use only suitable cookware for range top service Unsuitable cookware may break due to a sudden temperature change Avoid allowing liquids or foods con taining salt to spill on to a stainless steel cooktop Should this happen wipe up any spillages containing salt immediately otherwise discoloration could occur Do not use the control panel as a resti
10. fuse is withdrawn Do not pull by the mains cable but by the plug when withdrawing the plug from the socket Important notes for the installer Please ensure that the domestic electrical supply corresponds to the information on the data plate You should find out details about the type of gas and calorific value from your Gas Board and compare this infor mation with the type of gas quoted on the data plate They must correspond Warning and Safety Instructions Check that all the burners are cor rectly assembled before igniting the gas otherwise the ignition could malfunction Please note the following in case unit is on LPG supply Where this appliance is installed in marine craft or in caravans it shall not be used as a space heater Wall sealing strips must be heat resistant and any backmoulding must be of heat resistant material The minimum clearances USA CDN m from adjacent combustible construc tion 10 250 mm m between appliance and rear wall or front of backsplash 90 mm CDN or 3 1 2 USA m between appliance and overhead combustible construction 30 760 mm or m 65 cm 26 between the cooktop and a cooker hood above it m between appliance and front edge of countertop 2 1 4 55 mm m depth of overhead cabinets must not exceed 13 330 mm m between combustible constructions and the extending cooking surface 460 mm Canada The minimum clearances AUS NZ
11. gas type Tating calorific value from your Gas Board in MJ h and compare this information with small natural gas 17 28 the type of gas quoted on the data large pom small LPG 17 28 large Propane m For LPG consult your Miele Dealer or the service Department for the cor Small LPG 17 28 rect gas jet kit Instructions for con large Propane version to alternative forms of gas Butane can be found on pages 36 39 The gas connection must be in stalled so that it can be connected either from inside or outside the kit chen unit and the stop valve must be easily accessible and visible by opening one of the furniture doors if necessary The gas connection must be in accord ance with local and national regulations and should be tested for possible leak age The appliance may only be connected by a qualified gas fitter who is respon sible for correct functioning of the ap pliance when installed 22 KM 81 2 Dimensions in mm Dimensions in inches Appliance dimensions 23 Appliance dimensions Gas connection CDN USA 1 2 ISO 7 1 DIN 2999 30 1 6 Gas connection AUS NZ 1 2 BSP male gas Supply connection Gas connection in far left hand corner electric cable in far right hand corner underneath the appliance 24 Instructions for building in There may be a wall at the rear and a wall or tall units at one side On the other side however no unit or divider m
12. m After converting the gas cooktop unit to an alternative type of gas place the label supplied with the jet kit on to the data plate over the type of gas stated m Check that there are no leakages m Check that the burner is correctly assembled Lower protective m Turn on the gas supply casing 9 da m urn on the electrical supply m Light the burner When set at low the flame should not go out nor when the control knob is quickly turned from high to low m Screw the three screws into the bur ner base using a suitable cross slotted screwdriver m Put the large burner cap base the burner ring the large burner cap and the wok pan support in place Check whether the lug of the large burner cap is correctly positioned in the notch in the large burner cap base and whether the lug of the large burner cap base is correctly positioned in the notch in the burner base When set at high the gas flame must burn with the clearly visible cen ter 40 41 42 43 Miele Australia Miele Australia Pty Ltd A C N 005635398 1 Gilbert Park Drive Knoxfield VIC 3180 Telephone 03 97647100 Fax 03 97647129 Miele Australia Pty Ltd 3 Skyline Place Frenchs Forest N S W 2086 Telephone 02 94510644 Fax 02 94519700 Miele Australia Pty Ltd 4 Wandoo Street Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Telephone 07 38522533 Fax 07 38522920 Miele Australia Pty Ltd Shop1 568 Goodwood Road
13. the electrode to the burner and ignites the gas to give a flame see page 11 The burner is equipped with an ignition safety device If a gas flame goes out for example if food boiled over or if there was a sudden draft the ignition safety control cuts off the supply of gas in a maximum of 90 seconds Instructions for using the gas burner m Place the wok or the pan on the wok pan support A trivet is supplied with the gas cook top It is designed to sit on the wok pan support when using small pans The trivet should only be used on the burner with a simmer setting It should only be used with pans with a diameter of less than 4 10 cm 11 Burner Ift du Press in the control knob and turn counter clockwise to the high setting largest flame symbol When the flame ignites keep the button pressed in for 5 10 seconds and then press down once more firmly before letting go he flame goes out repeat the proce re keeping the control knob pressed in for a few extra seconds If tio after several attempts the gas still does not burn check whether the lug of the large burner cap is correctly posi ned in the notch in the large burner cap base and whether the lug of the large burner cap base is correctly posi tioned in the notch in the burner base 12 Turn the control knob to the highest setting for boiling or searing food the lower setting for continuing cook ing and for keeping fo
14. unit It is supplied with its own installation instructions Conversion to alternative types of gas When converting to alternative Reference table jet sizes types of gas LP gas or back to USA CDN Natural gas the main jet and the gastype burner size jet adj small jets of the burner must be screw changed Natural Small No 34 0 40 mm Large 20mm 0 88 mm Propane Small No 7 0 25 mm Large 1 20mm 0 54 mm Turn off the gas main if this ap pliance has already been installed turn off the electrical supply and pull out the plug Hemove the wok pan support the large burner cap the burner ring and the large burner cap base With a philipeshead screwariver loosen the three screws Pull the controls for the gas burner up and off Carefully raise the cooktop cover slightly at the rear and pull forward Then carefully lift upwards and for wards Ensure that the ground lead which connects the cooktop and the control panel is not damaged ocrew in the new jets following the table The gas cooktop unit is sup plied ready equipped for natural gas the appropriate gas jet kit for cy linder gas LPG Liquefied Petro leum is supplied with the appliance 33 Conversion to alternative types of gas m Changing the small jets Natural gas Liquid gas m Changing the main jet does not apply to conversion to Natural Gas Using a 10 and 13 mm wrench loosen the main jets from their holders Use a 13 mm
15. 90 1144 5 Combisets 490 1437 4 zone Combiset 1 Combiset 490 560 2 Combisets 490 1143 3 Combisets 490 1728 Combination One 2 zone one 4 zone 490 851 Two 2 zone one 4 zone 490 1143 Three 2 zone one 4 zone 490 1437 One 2 zone two 4 zone 490 1436 Two 2 zone two 4 zone 490 1729 Extractor e g DA 8 2 For building in between two appliances Dimension B increases by 90 mm For building in at the end of a combination Dimension B increases by 98 mm Width includes provision for V 98 spacer bar Instructions for building in Depth Width in Dimen inch sion B in inch 2 zone Combiset 1 Combiset 19 5 16 10 7 16 2 Combisets 19 5 16 22 3 Combisets 19 5 16 33 1 2 4 Combisets 19 5 16 45 1 32 5 Combisets 19 5 16 56 9 16 4 zone Combiset 1 Combiset 19 5 16 22 2 Combisets 19 5 16 45 3 Combisets 19 5 16 68 Combination One 2 zone one 4 zone 19 5 16 33 1 2 Two 2 zone one 4 zone 19 5 16 45 Three 2 zone one 4 zone 19 5 16 56 9 16 One 2 zone two 4 zone 19 5 16 56 1 2 Two 2 zone two 4 zone 19 5 16 68 1 16 Extractor e g DA 8 2 For building in between two appliances Dimension B increases by 3 9 16 For building in at the end of a combination Dimension B increases by 3 7 8 Width includes provision for V 98 spacer bar m Place the seal provided 9 under the edge of the cooktop Appliance 2 Tensioning screw 3 Clamp 4
16. Cleaning and care In the event of a pan boiling over clean the burner and the cooktop surface im mediately to prevent the boiled over substance from burning on Burner he burner can be dismantled for cleaning when cold Burner caps The burner caps can be cleaned with a solution of dishwashing liquid Do not use any caustic cleaners scouring powders knives or hard brushes as these will cause scrat ches With time and use the surface of the burner caps will become dull Electronic ignition The ignition device electrodes on the burner must always be dry otherwise they will not spark From time to time the electrodes should be wiped with a well wrung out cloth and wiped dry with a clean cloth Important Do not damage the igni tion electrodes and the thermo element 14 Important The burner must be cor rectly fitted together before it is lit otherwise the ignition device could be damaged When fitting the large burner cap base to the burner base ensure that the lo cating lug fits exactly into the appropri ate notch Place the burner ring onto the large bur ner cap base Place the large burner cap onto the large burner cap base ensuring that the locating lug fits exactly into the ap propriate notch Wok pan support trivet Caution the wok pan support and trivet become hot in use The wok pan support and trivet can be removed for cleaning The wok pan support and trivet
17. can be cleaned in a hot solution of dishwash ing liquid Never use scouring agents as these could scratch the surface Dry with a cloth Cooktop surface Avoid allowing liquids or foods con taining salt to spill on to the stain less steel cooktop Should this hap pen wipe up any spillages immediately Otherwise discoloration could occur Hemove dust oils and fats spillages of foods and condensed water from pots and pans immediately to prevent it from drying on Dried on food residues are easier to remove if they are first soft ened with warm water Clean the cooktop surface using hot water with a little dishwashing liquid Cleaning and care Do not use any scouring agents or pads knives or hard brushes These will cause scratching Do not use cleaning agents contain ing acids A proprietary cleaning agent for stainless steel can be used on the stainless steel cooktop surface Control panel Control knob Do not use any scouring agents or pads on the knob or control panel as these could cause damage Clean the control knob and the control panel with hot water and a little dish washing liquid After application rub dry with a clean cloth Under no circumstances use a steam cleaning appliance to clean the gas cooktop The steam could penetrate to live components and cause a short circuit 15 Problem solving guide Repairs to the gas and electrical components of this appliance must only be
18. ces are shown on page 32 Save the orifices removed from the appliance for future use Help protect our environment Disposal of packaging The transport and protective packing is mostly manufactured from the following re usable materials Corrugated paper card board mostly from recycled materials Polyethylene foil PE partly from secondary raw materials Rather than just throwing these ma terials away please take them to the nearest local authority collection point for specific waste Disposal of your old machine Old machines contain materials which can be recycled Please contact your local authorities or scrap merchant about potential recycling schemes be fore disposing of the appliance Head the notes on page 9 before dis posing of the appliance Warning and Safety Instructions Important safety instructions Warning When using your cooktop unit follow basic safety precautions including the following This appliance complies with all rele vant legal safety requirements Im proper use of the appliance can however present a risk of both per sonal injury and material damage Before installating and using the ap pliance for the first time read the operating instructions carefully They give information on safety on the operation and care of the ap pliance This way you will avoid the risk of accidents and damage to the appliance This appliance is intended for do mestic use ohou
19. connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter A or coloured red WARNING THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED Technical data AUS NZ Total connected load 25 W Electrical connection ee ee ee 50 Hz 240 V 230 V PlU TAING EP 10A Connection cable If the connection cable needs replac ing only use cable with at least 3x1mm Gas connection This appliance must be installed with a separate shut off valve and a gas pressure regulator Both shut off valve and pressure regulator must be easily accessible to the consumer This appliance and its individual shut off valve must be discon nected from the gas supply during any pressure testing of that system at test pressures in excess of 1 2 PSI 3 5 kPa This appliance must be isolated from the gas supply pip ing system by closing its individual manual shut off valve during any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at test pressures equal to or less than 1 2 PSI 3 5 kPa gas cooktop use pipe dope adapter included use pipe dope regulator included A straight thread adapter from 1 2 ISO 7 1 to 1 2 NPT is included with the ap pliance Elbow adapter is also included for appliances sold in Canada As shown in the above diagram the in cluded adapter and regulator must be used when connecting the Miele cook top These two items have been cus tomized by Miele to meet all applicable safety requi
20. connection AUS Electrical connection of the appliance should be undertaken by a suitably competent person in strict accordance with national and local safety regula tions For extra safety it is advisable to install a residual current device RCD with a trip current of 30 mA The appliances are supplied with a mains cable for connection to single phase 240 V 50 Hz supply The plug rating and rated load are given on the data plate Connection should be made by a switched socket The On Off switch should be easily accessible after the appliance has been built in Electrical connection NZ The appliances are supplied with a mains cable for connection to single phase 230 V 50 Hz supply The plug rating and rated load are given on the data plate Important The wires in the mains lead are col oured in accordance with the following code Green yellow earth Blue neutral Brown live As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not corre spond with the coloured markings ident itying the terminals in your plug pro ceed as follows The wire which is coloured green and yellow must be connected to the termi nal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol or col oured green or green and yellow The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black The wire which is coloured brown must be
21. control panel E The outer part of the gas flame is much hotter than the center Therefore the tips of the flame should be in contact with the base of the pan and not spread out to the sides Flames which spread out to the sides of the pan merely warm up the air in the room Suitable woks pots and pans Material Most woks and pans can be used for cooking on gas Wok Pan base Bases do not need to be even for gas cooking in contrast to those used on electric burners Through the spread ing action of the flame heat reaches all parts of the base Thin bases conduct heat to the food in side more quickly than thicker ones oince heat is not evenly distributed over the pan base there is a danger that food may be overheated in places Therefore when using saucepans with thin bases stir the food more often Burner Thick bases lessen the risk of food overheating in places as better dis tribution of heat is possible Shape of woks pots and pans a oe E X Using a small one on the strong flame does not mean faster cooking but sim ply results in wasteful gas consump tion The correct procedure is to cook with small pots on the low flame and large ones on the strong flame small pots low flame large pots strong flame 7 yg Wide flat pots are more suitable than narrow tall ones since they heat up more quickly Lids Less heat is lost by cooking in a covered pot 13
22. er Jet adj regulator label New Australia in screw of for Zealand mm control gas type small N 34 0 40 NG N 1 NG large 2 0 0 88 alt 0 90 small N 7 0 23 LPG N 2 LPG Propane large 1 12 0 52 small N 7 0 23 LPG N 2 LPG large 1 12 0 52 Remarks Conversion z nanges io ER ORRE Turn off the gas mains if this ap jets adjusting screws regulator Pro pane label pliance has already been installed and turn off the mains electrical sup m Changes for LPG ply jets adjusting screws regulator LPG label m Remove the wok pan support the large burner cap the burner ring and the large burner cap base m With a cross slotted screwdriver loosen the three screws m Pull the controls for the gas burner up and off m Carefully raise the cooktop cover slightly at the rear and pull forward Then carefully lift upwards and for wards Ensure that the earth lead which connects the cooktop and the control panel is not damaged 37 AUS NZ Conversion to alternative types of gas m Changing the small jets Natural gas Liquid gas The jets must be changed m Changing the main jet does not apply to conversion to Natural Gas Using a 10 mm socket spanner loosen the main jet from their holders using a 13 mm spanner to counterhold Screw in the new main jet once again 5 Small jet with smaller orifice e g for using the spanner to counterhold liquid gas 0 23 2 Small jet with larger orifice e
23. es or other vermin will not be covered by the appliance guaran tee warranty SAVE THE INSTRUCTIONS Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future user Disposal of discarded appliances Before disposing of an old appli ance ensure that disconnection from the gas supply is made by a suit ably competent person Switch off at the mains disconnect and remove the appliance cable at both ends and ren der useless his is intended to prevent the discarded appliance from being a hazard The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage caused by non compliance with safety instructions Before using for the first time take heed of the Warning and Safety Instructions Burner control The inner and outer burner are both controlled by one knob The burner control knob may only be turned counter clockwise and back in a clockwise direction Other wise the control could be damaged The flame strength can be selected Q Gas switched off f otrong flame outer and inner rings both produce high flames le Low flame outer ring on low inner ring on high le Intermediate state provides ignition for outer ring from inner ring Very low flame inner ring on high outer ring off Burner Simmer setting inner ring on low outer ring off The gas flame is lit by electrical ignition When the burner control is pressed in the strong flame position a spark passes from
24. g for liquid gas 0 52 m Using a small screwdriver unscrew both small jets in the gas fitting m Pull the jets out with a pair of pliers oelect the jets as shown in the table and fit reversing the procedure and secure 38 AUS NZ Conversion to alternative types of gas Replacing the small jet for the lowest Checking the first intake of air flame setting Fastening screw m Remove screw 9 from fitting using an 8 mm spanner and a 12 mm spanner to counterhold m Gap X must be 13 mm for both natural and liquid gas 2 Air sleeve m Then remove the screw fitting 2 from D using a 12 mm spanner and If this is not the case loosen the secur a second 12 mm spanner to counter ing screw re position the air jet and hold then tighten the securing screw m Replace the restrictor contained Re assemble the cooktop in the in section with the correct restric reverse order tor from the table of jets Important note When reassembling it is important to ensure that the profile CO of the control panel should grip the appro m Assemble removed parts in reverse priate moulding 2 on the lower pro order and check for leaks by opera tective casing ting the wok burner without the cook top cover in place ignite the flame using a match m Turn the air sleeve 9 to adjust the two air vents 9 to the opening illustrated 2 mm 39 AUS NZ Conversion to alternative types of gas After conversion
25. kW 680 Btu h For USA only The gas connection must be made in accordance with local codes or in absence of local codes with the National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z 223 1 m Gas Pressures for USA Max Supply Pressure 1 2 PSI Manifold pressure Natural gas 4 water column Propane gas 10 water column Min Supply Pressure Natural gas 5 water column Propane gas 11 water column Gas connection For CDN only The gas connection must be made in accordance with local codes or in absence of local codes with the current CAN CGA B 149 1 and 2 Inst m Gas Pressures for CDN Manifold pressure Natural gas 4 water column Propane gas 10 water column Min Supply Pressure Natural gas 5 water column Propane gas 11 water column 21 AUS NZ Gas connection Connection to the gas supply or conversion from use on one type of gas to another should only be undertaken by an approved who Is responsible for correct functioning When the gas cooktop has been in Stalled it is essential to check that neither the gas pipe nor the mains cable are in contact with hot parts of the appliance otherwise tempera of the appliance when installed ture damage to the pipe and the cable could occur The gas cooktop is suitable for natural gas and LPG Nominal rating for all types of gas at the high setting Check with your local Gas Supplier for details about the type of gas and burner
26. ld it be installed for commercial use the relevant regulations must be observed Do not use the unit unless all parts are properly in place according to the installation and operating instructions Ensure that the gas pipe and elec trical cable are installed in such a way that they do not touch any parts of the appliance which become hot This could cause damage The electrical safety of this ap pliance can only be guaranteed when continuity is complete between the appliance and an effective earthing System It is imperative that this basic safety re quirement be tested and where there is any doubt the electrical system of the house should be checked out by a qualified electrician The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage caused by the lack or inadequacy of an effective earthing system Installation work and repairs may only be carried out by a suitably qualified and competent person Hepairs and other work by unqualified persons could be dangerous Do not connect the appliance to the mains electrical supply by an exten sion cord Extension cords do not guaran tee the required safety of the appliance Gas burners should only be used in rooms with adequate ventilation Ensure that the bench top area around the cooktop is clear of obstacles to allow sufficient ventilation The appliance is only completely isolated from the elecrical supply when it is switched off at the wall socket or the mains
27. ng place for pots and pans Warning and Safety Instructions When using a cooker hood over the gas cooktop ensure that any burners in use are always covered with a pan Otherwise flames could be drawn up by the suction of the cooker hood parts of which could then be damaged Fat residues in the filter could catch fire Do not use the gas cooktop to heat up the room The high tempera tures of the cooktop could cause in flammable objects in the vicinity to burn opray canisters aerosols or in flammable substances must not be stored in the drawer beneath the cook top Any cutlery trays must be made of a heat resistant material Before removing pots and pans be sure to turn the surface unit to CET Always heat fat slowly watching as it heats When frying foods make sure that the food is as dry as possible so as to prevent moisture from causing hot fat to bubble over When shallow or deep frying do not overfill the pan with oil Do not use spray aerosols in the vicinity of the appliance while it is in operation Under no circumstance use a steam cleaning appliance to clean the gas cooktop The steam could penetrate to live com ponents and cause a short circuit 10 In countries which may be subject to infestation by cockroaches or other vermin pay particular attention to keeping the appliance and its surround ings in a clean condition at all times Any damage which might be caused by cockroach
28. ng the joints Check for leaks using a soap solution and brush around all joints and connections m Pressure lest Point This is provided on the gas regulator supplied for natural gas TG and TLP Loosen the screw in the test point until it is free in its housing The screw is re tained in this position Connect the hose from the pressure gauge Reassemble one of the large bur ners turn on the gas and manually light the burners Gas pressure should be as shown on the data plate Natural gaS ueesebet dr dot aeos 1 0 kPa LPG Propane 2 75 kPa LPG Propane Butane 2 75 kPa Disconnect gauge and screw in the test point screw m Re assemble hotplate Plug in the power cable to a 240 V 230 V outlet and turn on the burners The burner ignites by turning and pressing the knob Sparking should cease as soon as knob released Check the flame for correct combustion Aera tion adjustment is available at the end of the burner See under conver sion to alternative types of gas AUS NZ Installation m lest the appliance and instruct the user making sure that the User s Instructions are left with the User If any of the above procedures do not produce satisfactory results the Miele Service Department should be consulted for more specialised as sistance m Check burner flames of the ap pliances operated at turndown gas consumption on available gas if the associated cupboard doors are op ened and closed
29. od warm Turn the control knob down to a lower setting in good time in order to prevent food from boiling over or burning To turn the heat down from the highest to the lowest setting turn the control counter clockwise until it stops low flame position press and continue to turn the control to the desired setting To turn the heat up from the lowest to the highest setting turn the control clockwise until it stops intermediate stage f press and continue to turn clockwise to the high setting To switch the burner off turn the con trol knob in a clockwise direction to the I position The flame will go out Power cut If there is an interruption to the electri cal supply the gas can be ignited with a match Light a match press in the burner con trol and turn counter clockwise to the highest setting large flame With the control knob pressed in ignite the gas at the burner with a match Keep the control knob pressed in for a further 5 10 seconds and then press firmly down once again before letting go Important m Only woks pans with a max diameter of 280 mm 11 should be used on the gas cooktop If woks pans have a larger diameter the flame may spread out to the sides of the wok or the pan and damage or burn the countertop or surrounding units m Ensure that there is a minimum dis tance of 5 8 15 mm between the wok or the pan and the control panel Never place a pan on the
30. rements 20 Any pipe connections must be made using a thread sealant ap proved for gas connections Failure to correctly install these items could lead to a gas leak and subsequent explosion For convenience an approved type of flexible stainless steel gas pipe accordion type may be installed between the adapter and the regulator This will allow the unit to be lifted for cleaning or servicing Ensure that any drawers cabinet doors etc do not rub on the gas pipe If an elbow adapter is necessary for your particular installation a cus tomized one can be obtained free of charge from the Miele parts department USA is supplied with the appliance CDN The end with the white mark ing screws onto the appliance Do not use any regulator or adapter straight elbow or otherwise unless it has been supplied by Miele Ap pliances ohould you have any questions please call the Miele Service Department at USA 1 800 843 7231 CDN 905 474 1073 or 9191 ext 234 Pressure regulator A pressure regulator convertible to Natural and LP Gas Liquefied Petroleum is included with the appliance Conversion is carried out by inverting the regulator cap marked NAT LP If NAT is visible then the regulator is set for Natural gas and if LP is visible then it is set for Liquefied Petroleum Gas Nominal rating for all types of gas USA CDN Maximum output 4 25 kW 14500 Btu h Minimum output 0 2
31. t 0 00 00 0c ee 6 Warning and Safety Instructions 0 0 0 0c en y Burner EUITier COMO 4 2 ad Sides dub sos do wens oi CEP Eb whe ee on o Re Ende n 11 Instr ct ons for Using negas DUMMET cra Qin terit runona Dos doge Dt oet 11 PONC TOUD ae a ene OE E EE he TE A E E EE oh eae aes T 12 Suitable woks pots and pans 1 een 13 Cleaning and Cale soak do REGE EU CURE ACE E AA ERA ARA 14 Problem solving guide 0 0 ee 16 After Sales Service 6 3255 ashe eet a EUR te ER eta Ui e UR Le an C sei ee Ge 17 For the installer electrician engineer El ctrical Connection ss aa ud herd do aa dod Mate ehe e M cene Qo Yack 18 AUS NZ Electrical CONNCCIOMG ed accion Baca dote SURGIR d A px REESE UR Rd 19 ads COMBO a warte sacra erc essere mt ocr a Gk enses ete ON qst ode 20 AUS NZ ads COMME CUON init an die dob ich dL dob erect tw kee is ordo SpA ated des 22 Appliance dimensions 0 0 aaa ee 23 Instructions for building in n dio mt Sate feet ert BER GA acm Sek aE 25 AUS NZ Clearance above and around the appliance 28 AUS NZ Sta OM eas de 19 Oc ribse hate ees ob ea EN Dd d ce og due heed foot da 30 US CNZ Instructions for DUNGINGHM P Stes ton tas ad ur 32 Conversion to alternative types of gas 6 ee 33 AUS NZ Conversion to alternative types of gas 0 0 0 0 eee 37 WARNING If the information in this manual is not followed e
32. t of any fault which you can not correct yourself or if the appliance is under guarantee warranty please contact m Your Miele Dealer Or m Ihe Miele Service Department The adaress of the nearest Service Department is given on the back page When contacting the Service Depart ment please quote the Model and Ser ial No of the appliance both of which can be found on the data plate opace for enclosed data plate CDN GSA Electrical connection The automatic ignition requires connec tion to an a c single phase 120 V 60 Hz power supply Fuse rating is 15 A Actual power consumption during ignition only is 25 W These appliances are factory equipped with a power supply cord ready for connection to an electrically grounded socket which complies with your local electrical codes or with the m National Electical Code ANSI NFPA No 70 1481 for the USA Or m Canadian Electrical Code Part for Canada Ensure that the reeptacle is so posi tioned that it is easily accessible when the appliance is built in Check that data given on the data plate under the appliance complies with the main voltage WARNING THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE GROUNDED Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from this plug 18 Technical data CDN USA Total connected load 25 W Electrical connection to 3 prong wall outlet PUG TAUNO PT Power cord length AUS NZ Electrical connection Electrical
33. ust stand higher than the cooktop Hecommended With kitchen cabinetry the following minimum dimensions must be kept a distance of 10 250 mm from adjacent units if they are suscep tible to heat otherwise some form of insulation must be installed a distance of 30 76 cm between the cooktop and any wall cabinet installed above it a distance of 26 65 cm between the cooktop and cooker hood or more if building regulations require All backsplashes must be of heat re sistant material With all kitchen cabinet suppliers please comply with their recommendations for dis tances If a drawer or shelf is installed underneath the cooktop unit ensure that there is a distance of at least 3 80 mm between the base of the cooktop unit and the upper edge of the drawer or shelf Ensure that nothing rubs the gas pipe when drawer cabinet door etc are moved 25 Instructions for building in 26 Prepare the cooktop cut out as illus trated Dimension B applies for a combina tion of appliances and is given on the chart Dimension X CDN The typical depth of a counter top is 635 mm X must be a mini mum of 90 mm USA X must be a minimum of 2 1 4 Width Depth Dimen in sion B mm in mm 2 zone Combiset 1 Combiset 490 265 2 Combisets 490 558 3 Combisets 490 851 4 Combisets 4
34. wrench to counterhold 0 Small jet with smaller orifice e g for propane gas 0 25 ocrew in the new main jet once again using the wrench to counterhold 2 Small jet with larger orifice e g for propane gas 0 54 m Using a small screwdriver unscrew both small jets in the gas fitting Pull the jets out with a pair of pliers install the correct jets and secure Tighten to the bottom Do not use this screw to adjust the small flame Save orifices removed from the appliance for future use 34 Replacing the small jet for the lowest flame setting Remove screw 9 from fitting 2 using an 8 mm wrench and a 12 mm wrench to counterhold Then remove the screw fitting 2 from using a 12 mm wrench and a second 12 mm wrench to counter hold Replace the restrictor contained in section with the correct restric tor from the table of jets page 32 Turn the air sleeve to adjust the two air vents 9 to the opening illustrated 2 mm 1 16 Assemble removed parts in reverse order and check for leaks by opera ting the wok burner without the cook top cover in place ignite the flame using a match Conversion to alternative types of gas Checking the first intake of air Fastening screw 2 Air sleeve m Gap X must be 13 mm 1 2 for both natural and liquid gas If this is not the case loosen the secur ing screw re position the air jet and then tighten the securing screw
35. xactly a fire or explosion may result causing property damage personal injury or death Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other ap pliance WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS Donottry to light any appliance Do not touch any electrical switch do not use any phone in your building Immediately call your gas sup plier from a neighbor s phone Follow the gas supplier s instruc tions f you cannot reach your gas sup plier call the fire department Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer service agency or the gas supplier For your safety Note to the installer CDN and USA LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE CONSUMER The appliance and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system during any pressure testing of that system at test pressures in excess of 1 2 psi 3 5 kPa The appliance must be isolated from the gas supply piping system by closing its individual manual shutoff valve during any pressure testing of the gas supply piping system at test pressures equal to or less than 1 2 psi 3 5 kPa For Canada only The minimum supply pressure for checking the regulator setting shall be 5 inches water column 1246 Pa which is 1 inch water column 249 Pa above the manifold pressure of 4 in ches water column 996 Pa Instructions for replacement of fixed ori fi
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