Alva GCS04 User manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
• Please read these instructions carefully before using your
cooker.
• The operator must understand all safety requirements as
detailed in this manual before using the unit.
• The operator is responsible for the safety of all third parties
while the cooker is in use.
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use of this product.
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• The unit must be thoroughly checked before use.
• Failure to follow the manuals instructions could result in
damage or serious injury.
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surface before operating.
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• DO NOT place or use aerosol sprays near the cooker.
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• Onlookers should keep a safe distance away from the
cooker when it is in use.
• Keep children and animals well away while the cooker is in
use.
• Parts of the cooker will get extremely hot and could cause
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should pay constant attention to the food being cooked and
should remain at the appliance at all times when it is alight.
• Ensure that the gas supply is turned OFF after use and
while the cooker is unattended.
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• Neither the Manufacturer nor their Agents can accept any
cooked on this appliance.
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damage.
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on this appliance.
Please read the
instructions carefully
before use.
Retain this manual for
future reference

KEY
Notes marked with the
following;
Contain important
information
Notes marked with the
following;
Contain cautions and
warnings.
INDEX
INDEX
FEATURES
PART NAMES
CAUTION
SETTING UP YOUR COOKER
LEAK TEST
FITTING AND CHANGING THE GAS CYLINDER
USING THE COOKER
TO LIGHT THE BURNERS
AIR FLOW ADJUSTMENT
TO TURN THE BURNERS OFF
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
IT DOES NOT IGNITE
IT SMELLS OF GAS
COMBUSTION IS ABNORMAL
SPECIFICATIONS
AFTER SALES SERVICE
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4
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10
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FEATURES
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• “Easy on the eye” body lines
• Pot support
• One integrated ring burner and one auxiliary burner per pot
station.
PART NAMES
1. Top panel
2. Burner
3. Legs
4. Front panel
5. Gas control
knob and
burner selection
6. Side Panel
7. Back Panel
CAUTION
• DO NOT use any gas other
attached (Fig.1).
• Use for cooking only. Do not
(Fig.2)
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cooker.
• DO NOT use the gas cooker in
windy conditions.
Fig.1
Fig.2
Clothes Towel
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2
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Thank you for your
purchase of this gas
cooker.
Please read these
instructions carefully
before use and keep
them in a safe place
for future reference.
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EN16436
420g/h

• Make sure that there are no
gas cooker. (Fig. 3)
• Only use a SANS 1156-2 or
(Fig. 4)
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knobs back to the OFF position
and make sure the burners are
OFF. (Fig. 5)
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turn off the gas supply at the
cylinder.
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of the cooker as the surface
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tion.
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areas. Always ensure that
the windows are not fully shut
during the cooking session.
time to time while in use.
(Fig.6)
• When detecting a gas leak or if
at the cylinder. Turn the control
knob to the OFF position and
room so the gas can clear. DO
NOT use a match or naked
use a soapy mix. Brush a 50
/50 soap and water solution
for leaks. (Small bubbles will
appear should there be a leak).
Rubber hose
Fig.3
Curtain
Paper
Oil
Fig.4
X
Vinyl plastic hose
Fig.5
P
U
S
H
Fig.6
Ventilation fan
Fig.7
Ventilation fan
Gas leak
Cigarette Match
OFF
ON
OFF
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Consult your gas dealer if the
leak persists after tightening
the joints. (Fig. 7)
• Place the gas cylinder at least
0.5m away from the cooker in
an upright position. (Fig. 8)
• Only use LPG gas.
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/ignition knobs are designed
to operate in anti-clockwise
rotation.
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checked.
• Turn the cooker off at the switch controls
• Disconnect the regulator and wait for the cooker to cool
down (± 30 minutes)
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• Always check that the regulator seal is in place and in good
condition. Always ensure that the hose clamps are tightened
and in place. Always ensure that the hose does not show
any signs of wear. If in doubt please consult your dealer.
SETTING UP YOUR COOKER
1.
model for your type of gas
supply.
2.
that all of the parts of the gas
cooker are included. Assemble
the parts as shown in Fig. 9.
3. Place the gas control knob
onto the gas cooker axis and
push it inwards. (Fig. 10)
Fig.8
0.5m
Fig.9
Fig.10
OFF
OFF
MAX
MIN
P
U
S
H
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4. Attach the 4 plastic feet to the
cooker by turning the cooker
upside down and screwing
them on to the legs on the
cooker bottom. (Fig.11)
nipple until it is fully engaged.
Tighten properly with the hose
end clamp. (Fig.12)
6. Ensure that the burner control
knobs fully clockwise to the
OFF position.
7. Set the pot stands on to the
round burner port should face
upwards.
8. Place the pot/pan holders on
top of the burner.
9. Perform the LEAK TEST.
10. Locate properly see Fig.13
Note: This appliance is
designed for use with
a 2.8 kPa SANS 1237
regulator with SANS
1156-2 or EN16436
approved hose.
Using any other type
of regulator or hose is
extremely dangerous.
Regulator and hose
sold seperately.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
IF YOU SMELL GAS
• Turn off the gas
supply at the
cylinder.
• Extinguish all
DO NOT operate
any electrical
appliances.
• Ventilate the
area.
• Check for leaks
(see LEAK TEST)
• If odour per-
sists, contact
your dealer or
local gas supplier
immediately.
Fig.11
Fig.12
Hose joint
Rubber joint
Fig.13
15cm
100cm
15cm
15cm
Wall
Wall
Wall
Wall
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Fig.14
Foamy
bubbles
indicate a
leak
Connection
in assembly
Connections to be leak tested
Regulator into cylinder
Hose to regulator
Hose to appliance
PRECAUTIONS
Leak test all
connections after each
NEVER check for
leaks with a match or
Any LP Gas cylinder
not connected for use
must not be stored in
the vicinity of this or
any other appliance.
LEAK TEST
• With the cylinder connected to
the cooker. Open the cylinder
• Brush the connections (cooker
to cylinder) with a solution of
equal parts soap and water
• A stream of bubbles forming
indicates a gas leak. (See
Fig.14)
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and disconnect the cooker
from the gas cylinder.
• Tighten the connection and
retry the leak test.
• If you are unsure or if you
place the cylinder outside in a
086 100 ALVA
(2582).
• A leak between the cooker
and cylinder can lead to a high
dangerous and can result in
FITTING AND CHANGING THE GAS CYLINDER
1.
always ensure that the rubber seal on the Regulator is in
2.
other people.
3.
screw the regulator onto the cylinder until it is fully engaged.
Hand-tighten only.
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cannot be tampered with.
where the leak may be detected and stopped.
USING THE COOKER
1. To light the burners:
• Open the gas cylinder
cooker gas control knob
in and turn it towards
the On/Max position
(counter-clockwise) until
you hear the ignition click.
Make sure that the burner
has been lit.
(Fig. 15)
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set the gas control knob
to a suitable position
2.
The burner usually needs no
adjusting the air damper inside
the gas cooker (under the
control knob) (Fig.16). After the
the air damper until slightly
OFF
ON
Fig.15
Push
P
U
S
H
Fig.16
Air dampers for burner
Fig.17
MIN MAX
DO NOT store or use
gasoline or other
and liquids in the
vicinity of this or any
other appliance
DO NOT use large
pots which may over
hang the body of this
cooker.
Min
On/Max
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3. To turn the burners off:
Turn the gas control knobs
back to the OFF position until
you hear a click. Make sure
the burners are out and turn off
well.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
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cooker control knobs are in the “OFF” position. If the cooker
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inlet or the neck of cast iron burners. Use compressed air or
pipe cleaner wire to clear obstructions. A copper wire brush
formation of rust while storing.
WE RECOMMEND THAT THIS SHOULD BE DONE AFTER
EVERY COOKING SESSION IN COASTAL AREAS.
Taking care of your cooker will prolong its lifespan.
• Check the gas hose regularly for wear or leaks. It must be
replaced occasionally. Keep it away from heat sources and
keep it clean.
• Wipe the stainless steel top and body with a dry cloth. If it is
with a dry cloth.
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ing them (Parts are interchangeable). Replace the burners
again once cleaned and thoroughly dried.
• Wash the pot holder in water and dry thoroughly before
replacing.
Fig.18
GOOD
BAD
Not enough air
BAD
Too much air
Core
DO NOT use steel
based products or
brushes - these
contaminate the cast
iron and can cause
rust.
DO NOT use pot
scourers or abrasive
cleaning
products on this
cooker as these will
permanently
mark the cooker.
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