Amica PGX 6610 UK User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PVG4.0ZpZtR UK (PGX 6610 UK)
Sticker with serial number of appliance

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DEAR CUSTOMER,
Thank you for your purchase of an Amica gas hob; we hope you enjoy many years of use
from our product.
We would ask that you take the time to read through this handbook, even if you have used a
gas hob in the past, so that you are familiar with its operation, features and maintenance to
ensure the best and most efcient possible use of your hob.
Please keep this user manual and store it near the appliance, so that it is available at all times
for reference. We would also advise that you take a note of the exact model number of your
hob either from the packaging label or from the rating plate for future reference.
Please observe the safety instructions contained within this manual to prevent accidents.
Note
Do not start to use the appliance before you have read and understood the instruc-
tions.
This equipment has been designed solely as a cooking appliance. It is strictly pro-
hibited to use it for any other purpose, e.g. heating. Using the appliance for other
purposes can be dangerous.
The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce modications which will not affect
the functionalities and operation of the appliance.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL SAFETY ............................................................................................ 4
WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS ............................................................................................ 6
UNPACKING ...................................................................................................................... 7
SAFE DISPOSAL ............................................................................................................. 7
OVERVIEW OF THE HOB ................................................................................................ 8
INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................... 9
OPERATION ..................................................................................................................... 15
CLEANING AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ................................................................. 19
TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................................................................... 20

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Product information given in accordance with Commission Regulation (EU) No 66/2014 supplementing
Directive of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2009/125/EC with regard to eco‑design
requirements for household ovens, hobs and range hoods
Household gas hobs
Model identier
PGX 6610
PVG4.0ZpZtR UK
110 6019
Hob type (electric / gas / gas‑electric) O / V / O
Number of gas burners 4
Energy efciency for each gas burner (EE gas
burner)
FL 53,5
RL 53,5
RR 53,5
FR 53,5
C‑
Energy efciency of gas hob (EE gas hob) 53,5
In order to determine compliance with the eco‑design requirements, the measurement methods
and calculations of the following standards were applied:
EN 60350‑1
EN 60350‑2
EN 15181
EN 30‑2‑1

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GENERAL SAFETY
Your safety and that of your family are of the utmost
importance to us and although some simple safety when
cooking is generally observed it is worth reading through
the following points to ensure that your hob is operated as
safely as possible at all times to prevent any accidents.
As a responsible company we feel it is very important to
maintain a very high level of safety and to make this section
as clear and highlighted as possible.
Should you have any additional concerns or questions
on any safety related matters please feel free to contact
our service department on 0844 815 8880 (UK) or 0818
464646 (ROI) and our staff will endevour to help you with
any questions you may have.
• Do not leave children unattended in an area where the
appliance is in use.
• Do not allow persons of limited physical, sensual, or
psychological capabilities, or persons whose experience
in operating similar appliances is limited to operate the
cooktop, unless if attended by (adult) caretakers.
• Make sure no part of the power cord comes in contact with
hot parts of the hob.
• Leave sufcient space around the socket to ensure the
power plug is accessible easily after installation.
• Do not install the hob near cooling appliances.
• Do not leave the hob unattended while in use. Boil‑
overs cause smoking, and greasy spill‑overs may ignite
presenting a re risk.
• Execute caution when the food is boiling. Boil‑overs may
ood the burner.
• Should a malfunction occur, stop using the appliance. Do
not start to use your hob before a Gas Safe engineer has
repaired it.
• Make sure all the burners are closed before opening the
main gas valve at the network or container connection.
• Do not place cooking pans directly onto the burners.
• Maximum weight of a pan to be placed over a single burner

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is 5 kg. The overall maximum load of a pan that is to be
placed over the entire grate is 10 kg. Do not place a single
pan over two burners at the same time.
• Do not impact the burners and knobs.
• It is prohibited to modify or repair the hob by persons who
do not possess appropriate training and qualications.
• Do not set the burner knobs open before you have stricken
the match or the ignition appliance.
• Do not extinguish the ame by blowing.
• The user is not allowed to convert the hob to another gas
type, relocate the appliance, or modify the supply network
himself. Only a duly authorised and Gas Safe is allowed
to carry out these activities.
• Do not connect antenna cords (e.g. radio antennae) to the
gas pipes.
GENERAL SAFETY

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WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS
If you smell gas then please follow the points below for your immediate safety.
All our gas appliances are checked for gas soundness before they leave our factory and it is extremely
rare that one of our products will leak gas. Before calling our service department please ensure that
there is a fault with the product as any faults with other gas appliances that you may have or improper
installation are not covered by our warranty and any visit may be chargeable to you.
Our service department can be on 0844 815 8880 (UK) or 0818 464646 (ROI) and our staff will
endeavour to help you with any questions you may have.
1. Do not ignite any naked ame or spark
2. Do not switch any electrical sockets or appliances on or off
3. Open all windows and doors to the room
4. Turn off the supply to the hob (there should be an isolation tap in an adjacent cupboard tted)
5. If possible and safe, remove power from the hob or pull oout the plug
6. If you still smell gas after doing this and allowing the air to clear, switch off the main supply
If you still smell or hear gas after the hob is isolated and the supply is
switched off then call National Grid on 0800 111 999 (UK) or 1850 20 50 50
(ROI) for further advice 24 hours a day
If you have isolated the problem to the hob please call our service department
for further assistance on 0844 815 8880 (UK) or 0818 464646 (ROI).
Never have your gas hob installed
or serviced by anyone who is not
  GasSaferegisteredandqualied
to work on the product
• If the gas leaking from the piping network has ignited, close the gas supply immediately by closing
the mains / supply valve.
• If the gas leaking from a container has ignited, cover the contained with a wet blanket, and close
the container valve immediately. After the container has cooled down, take it outdoor. It is strictly
prohibited to use the failed container again.
• Close the mains / supply valve if a break of a couple of days in the usage of the appliance is
expected. Close the valve each time after the use of the appliance if your cooktop is connected to a
gas container.
• Caution! Should the permanently sealed supply cord break, have it replaced by the manufacturer or
by a Gas Safe registered repair service.
Please Note:
When Gas Safe is mentioned in this instruction booklet, this also refers to the Register of Gas Installers
Ireland (RGII).

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Old appliances should not simply be disposed of with normal household waste,
but should be delivered to a collection and recycling centre for electric and
electronic equipment. A symbol shown on the product, the instruction manual
or the packaging shows that it is suitable for recycling.
Materials used inside the appliance are recyclable and are labelled with informa‑
tion concerning this. By recycling materials or other parts from used devices you
are making a signicant contribution to the protection of our environment.
Information on appropriate disposal centres for used devices can be provided
by your local authority.
During transportation, protective packaging was used to protect the applian‑
ce against any damage. After unpacking, please dispose of all elements of
packaging in a way that will not cause damage to the environment.
All materials used for packaging the appliance are environmentally friendly;
they are 100% recyclable and are marked with the appropriate symbol.
Caution! During unpacking, the packaging materials (polythene bags,
polystyrene pieces, etc.) should be kept out of reach of children.
UNPACKING
SAFE DISPOSAL

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OVERVIEW OF HOB
MODEL PVG4.0ZpZtR UK (PGX 6610 UK)
Fig.1
TECHNICAL DATA
‑ height 87 mm
‑ depth 500 mm
‑ width 580 mm
‑ weight of the hob 6,5 kg
1,2,3 ‑ surface burners
4 ‑ surface burner knobs
5 ‑ pan stand
The cooker is equipped with burners:
1 ‑ large burner, output ‑ 2,8 kW
2 ‑ small burner, output ‑ 1 kW
3 ‑ medium burners, output ‑ 1,8 kW
Appliance class:II2H3+
The cooker is equipped with a pipe terminal ‑ 1/2” ISO 228‑1
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4
5
3
5
4
4
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INSTALLATION
Fig. 3
Installation work and repairs should only be performed by a Gas Safe qualied technician
in accordance with all applicable codes and standards. Repairs and service by unqualied
persons could be dangerous or incorrect and are not covered by your warranty. Correct in‑
stallation is absolutely vital for safe operation of this appliance.
We do not recommend that a gas appliance be installed on a DIY basis.
Once installed correctly your Gas Safe installer should certify the appliance as safe for use.
Location
• The kitchen must be dry and well ventilated.
• The kitchen should have a ventilation system including fume exhaust to remove the
gases generated by burning gas and direct them out. That system shall comprise a
ventilation grill or a hood. Please install hoods in accordance with the manufacturers’
instructions.
• Fresh air is necessary to ensure gas burning. Minimum gas requirement for the
cooktop is 2 cbm per hour per each 1 kW of the burners’ capacity. The air can be
supplied either directly from the outside by an at least 100 cm2duct, or directly from
the adjacent rooms, provided these are equipped with ventilation system routed to
the outside of the building.
• The minimum distance between the burners and the hood exhaust should be 750
mm (see g. 3).

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1 23 4
INSTALLATION
Installation of the cooktop:
• Prepare the work top cut-out as shown in the diagram (see g. 5).
• Remember to maintain the minimum safety distances to combustible surfaces below the
cooktop of 130 mm.
• Fix the tape (included) to the cooktop edge at the bottom side of the appliance.
• Connect the appliance to gas and electrical mains as per the operating manual.
• Remove any dust from the work top, remove the protective backing of the tape, insert
the cooktop into the cut-out, and press rmly downwards.
• Set the xing brackets (see g. 4) perpendicular to the cooktop edge, x rmly.
• Test the correct operation of the installed cooktop. In particular, check the correct operation
of the sealing protection and the ignition system.
Fixing the brackets to the work top
Fig. 4
1. Work top
2. 4 screws
3. 4 xing brackets
4. Installed appliance
Installation in kitchen furniture
Fig. 5
500
580
560
480

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INSTALLATION
Notes for the installer:
The tter should:
• Bear a valid certicate of Gas Safe Registration
• Have studied the contents of the appliance’s type plate containing the suitable
type of gas. Compare the data with the characteristics of the gas available in the
supply.
• Check the following:
‑ ventilation capacity, incl. air exchange in the kitchen,
- tightness and sealing of the gas ttings,
‑ effectiveness and correct operation of all the functional elements.
• Adjust the settings of the gas control knobs with the washers included to ensure
the igniters work properly and the entire system is leak‑proof;
‑ check the operation of the igniters and leak seal,
‑ remove the knob if working incorrectly, and adjust by introducing washer(s)
onto the valve spindle,
‑ check the operation of the igniters and leak seal,
‑ secure the system with a tight washer and put the knob handle on.
• Issue a certicate of connecting the appliance and inform the user of the opera‑
tion.
The cooktop is equipped with an R1/2” connecting pipe for gas connection. If the appliance
is intended for use with LPG (propane – butane), a Ø 8 x 1 mm hose coupling is threaded
onto the connector.
Make sure the gas connecting pipe does not come in contact with the metal components of
the cooktop.
All the couplings and joints must be tightly sealed.
Donotcheckthettingswithopename!
Appliance must be installed by a Gas Safe installer
Afterconnectingtheappliancecheckallttingsforgassoundness
Installationandservicemustbeperformedbyaqualied
and Gas Safe Registered installer, service agency or gas
supplier. All the relevant safety regulations must be ob‑
served.

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INSTALLATION
Please make sure you have read and understood the entire operating manual. Do
follow the instructions to ensure safe and effective operation of your cooktop.
NOTE
The appliance uses gas, which is a ammable and explosive substance. Thus, it is
necessary for the cooktop to be connected to a gas network which supplies the gas
type for which the appliance is suitable.
Installation and service must be performed by a qualied installer, service agency
or gas supplier.
Please check the type plate for the information concerning the suitable gas type for
your appliance.
NOTE
The cooktops delivered by the supplier come with the burners which are suitable
for burning the type of gas which is quoted in the type plate and in the guarantee
certicate. The type plate is tted at the bottom panel of the appliance. The following
must be carried out if converting to another gas type is required:
‑ nozzles must be replaced (see assembling table),
- reduced valve ow rate must be adjusted.
Converting the unit to another gas type
Only a licensed and authorised technician may carry out this job.
If the available gas type is different from that provided in the type plate of the appliance 2H
(G20/20 mbar), the burner nozzles should be replaced and ame adjusted.
Table 1
Converting the unit to another gas type
Gas type Nozzle diameter
Small Medium Large WOK
2H (G20/20 mbar) 72 92 115 55+2×75
3+ (G30/28‑30mbar) 52 67 83 37+2×55

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INSTALLATION
Table 2
Replacement of burner nozzle: loosen the nozzle with a dedicated
wrench (7). Fit the new nozzle, suitable for the required gas type
(see table above for reference).
After you have converted the cooktop to another gas type, make sure you have
placed a label containing that information on the appliance.
Adjustmentofthereducedvalveow
Burners Flame Converting the
cooktop from LPG
to natural gas
Converting the co‑
oktop from natural
gas to LPG
Regular burners
Full ame Replace the burner
nozzle according
to the guidelines in
table 1
Replace the burner
nozzle according
to the guidelines in
table 1
Saving ame Loosen the adjust‑
ment spindle (see
g. 7) and adjust the
ame
Loosen the adjust‑
ment spindle (see
g. 7) and adjust the
ame

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Valve adjustment
Valve adjustment should be done with the control knob set at Burner ON saving ame po‑
sition.
Remove the knob, and adjust the ame with a tiny screwdriver (see g. 7 below).
Fig. 7
Checking the adjusted ame: heat the burner at full open position for 10 minutes. Then turn
the knob into the saving setting. The ame should not extinguish nor move to the nozzle. If
it goes off or moves over to the nozzle, readjust the valves.
These adjustments must be performed by a qualied and Gas Safe
Registered installer, service agency or gas supplier. All the relevant
safety regulations must be observed.
Failure to observe this policy may affect your warranty
INSTALLATION

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Fig. 8
OPERATION
Flame selection
If the burners are adjusted correctly, the ames should be light blue, and the inner cone
should be clearly visible. The size of ame depends on the position of the related burner
control knob.
See also g. 8 for various operating options (ame size selection); the burner should be set
at a large ame during the initial phase of cooking to bring the food to boiling, and then the
knob should be turned to the saving ame position to maintain the cooking. It is also possible
to adjust the ame size stepless.
ItisprohibitedtoadjusttheameintherangebetweentheBurnerOFFand
BurnerONlargeamepositions.
‑ Burner ON, large
ame
‑ Burner ON, small
ame (saving mode)
‑ Burner OFF

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Suitable pans
Please do pay attention to the pan size in relation to the ame diameter in accordance with
the instructions above.
If you have the ame too high then the heat will be forced up the outside of the pan not only
wasting energy and costing you more to cook the food but it can also make the handles of
the pan very hot.
The use of a lid will not only reduce the cooking time but it will also save a considerable
amount of energy and the use of a lid when cooking is highly recommended.
Following these simple tips will save you both time and money.
No Yes
No
Most types of pan are suitable for use on a gas hob but please check the base where on
most modern pans logos will be used to indicate suitability for use on the various types
of cooking surface.
Bear in mind that the diameter of the pot must be at least slightly larger than that of the
ame.
It is recommended to use pots the diameters of which exceed the diameters of the ame
by 2.5 – 3 times;
• For the small burner, the most suitable pot will be 90‑140 mm in diameter,
• For the medium burner, the most suitable pot will be 140‑220 mm in diameter,
• For the large burner, the most suitable pot will be 200‑240 mm in diameter,
• For the WOK burner, the most suitable pot will be 220‑260 mm in diameter,
• The height of the pot should not be larger than its diameter.
OPERATION
You can save signicant quantities of energy if the appliance is used correctly, parameters
set correctly, and appropriate cookware is used. The savings can be as follows:
• Up to 60 per cent savings when proper pots are used,
• Up to 60 per cent savings when the unit is operated correctly and the suitable ame size
is chosen.
It is a prerequisite for efcient and energy-saving operation of the cooktop that the burners
are kept clean at all times (in particular the ame slots and nozzles).

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OPERATION
Using cooktops with control knob ignition (Zp)
• Press the selected control knob and turn anti-clockwise into Burner ON large ame
position.
• Hold depressed until gas is on re
• Release the knob and set the required ame size.
Using cooktops with leak protection (Zt)
spark igniter
protection
For your safety all Amica gas hob models are tted with safety thermocouples.
The purpose of a thermocouple is to switch off the gas supply to the burner where no ame
is detected.
Normal use of such system is very easy, simply hold the burner’s control knob depressed for
approx. 10 seconds in Burner ON large ame position.
This period of holding the control knob allows the thermocouople to heat up and ”sense”
that there is a ame present. Should you release the control knob to early the ame will
extinquish.
When using on a low setting ensure that no wind or drafts can blow out the ame
 Repeattheattemptiftheprotectionhasnotactivatedforthersttime.
 Leakprotectionwillcutoffthegassupplyifthereisnoameforapprox.60
seconds.Ensurethatnodraftsorwindcanblowouttheamewhenonalow
setting.
Ensure that no drafts or wind can blow out the ame when on a low setting.

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Fig.9
OPERATION
What to do if surplus gas leak occurs
1 – gas network
2 – gas cut off valve
A – valve ON
B – valve OFF
In any emergency, proceed as follows:
• turn the burners off
• set the cut off valve OFF (see g. 9 B)
• ventilate the kitchen
• report the unit for repair at a service department of a licensed and authorised repair
shop
• refrain from using the appliance until it is returned to its operating condition
NOTE
The user can x some minor malfunctions himself, by following the instructions given
in this manual.
The burner does not ignite, and gas is smelt;
• Close burner control knobs
• Close the gas mains / supply cut off valve
• Ventilate the kitchen
• Take the burner out of the hob
• Clean and blow the slots
• Insert the burner back in place
• Resume ignition attempt.
If the burner still fails to go on, report for a authorised repair.

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For gas on glass models:
Daily cleaning and proper maintenance have
crucial impact on the durability of your ceramic
plate.
CLEANING AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
Clean the ceramic plate observing
the same rules as for glass. Never
use abrasive or aggressive clean‑
ing agents, scrubbing powders or
scratching sponges.
Fig. 10
Burners, the burner hob grate.
Burner elements must always be
clean. Water particles may hamper
gasowandproduceanincorrect
burnerame.
•In the case of soiled burners and grate, these elements must be removed from the cooker
and washed with warm water and washing – up products intended for fats and soils. Next,
wipe them dry. After the grate has been removed, wash the burner hob carefully and wipe
with a dry and soft cloth. In particular, ensure ame openings in rings under caps are clean,
see the gure below. Do not use steel wire or drill holes.
Hop Top (Depending on your hob top):
■ Clean the enamel coated work panel only with warm water with a mild solution of
dishwashing liquid. Use mild a detergent to remove otherwise resistant contamination.
■ Clean the stainless steel panel thoroughly before you start to use the appliance. Particularly,
remove the remaining of the protective foil adhesive and packaging tape adhesive. Clean
the cooktop regularly each time after use. Do not allow the work panel to become very dirty,
especially do not let spill‑over stains to remain on the surface for long. We recommend
Helios & Chromol cleaning agents for preliminary and regular cleaning of the stainless
steel hob.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
In each case, proceed as follows:
• Turn the burners off
• Disconnect power supply
• Report for repair
• The user can x some minor malfunctions himself, according to the guidance given in the
tables below. Please check the information below before contacting the service depart‑
ment.
PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDIES
1.The appliance does not
work
‑ power cut ‑ check the home power fuse,
replace if needed
2.Burner will not ignite - ame slots contaminated ‑ close the gas cut off valve,
close burner control knobs,
ventilate the kitchen, take
the burner out of the cooktop,
blow and clean the flame
slots
3.Igniter does not work ‑ power cut ‑ check the home power fuse,
replace if needed
‑ gas supply off ‑ open gas cut off valve
‑ contaminated (caked) igni‑
ter
‑ clean the igniter
‑ control knob released too
soon
‑ hold the control knob de‑
pressed until the ame goes
on and persists
4.Burner extinguishes ‑ control knob released too
soon
‑ hold the control knob de‑
pressed until the ame goes
on and persists
For any other issue please contact our service department for advice