German pool Gp13 series User manual

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Please read these instructions and warranty information carefully

before use and keep them handy for future reference.

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USER MANUAL

Built-in Gas Cooking Range GP13 Series

GP13-3GP13-1

GP13-2 GP13-2M

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Table of Contents

Warnings & Safety Precautions

Product Structure

Installation Instructions

Operation Instructions

Cleaning & Maintenance

Troubleshooting

Technical Specication

Warranty Terms & Conditions

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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING!

• Read all instructions carefully before using this product.

• This product is not intended for use by children or persons with reduced physical, sensory

or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given

supervision or instruction concerning use of this product by a person responsible for their safety.

• Mind your children and DO NOT let children play with this product.

• Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

• Check the “Gas type”, “Gas working pressure”, “Rated heat input” indicated on the rating label

before using this product.

• This product is for domestic indoor use only.

• If the gas connection piping is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service

agent or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid hazards.

• Make sure the ignition knob is at “●” position and the gas cooker has completely cooled down

before cleaning and maintenance.

• Contact German Pool authorized service technician for repair or maintenance of this product.

Notice Before Use

Important

For safety purposes, you should read the instructions carefully before using the appliance for the rst

time. Save the instructions for future reference.

The appliance is designed for domestic use and may only be installed and operated in accordance with

these instructions for use.

1. The cooking range must be installed by registered gas installers.

2. Ensure that the cooking range is used with good ventilation. Environment with insufcient oxygen

should be avoided.

3. This built-in range is to be used for cooking only. DO NOT dry towels, clothes etc. over it.

4. During long period of use, open window or exhaust fan to ensure good ventilation.

5. Check that all control knobs have been set to “●” position after use.

6. If the ame is blown out during use, the safety valve will cut off gas supply. Ignite again after at

least 1 minute.

7. Take extra care when cooking oil or fat. High temperature of oil or fat may cause re hazard.

8. To avoid hazard, DO NOT use spray or compressed gas when the cooking range is in use.

9. After ignition, check if the ame is even and normal. Before removing cookware away from the

ame, always set to small ame or “●” position.

10. To avoid damage to the cooking range, DO NOT place any hot mat between the range rack and the

utensil.

11. DO NOT use burner rack other than the one provided. Otherwise, it will cause overheat to the

range surface.

12. DO NOT use over-size or over-weight utensils. Or it will cause excessive heat to be reected back

onto the range surface.

13. Place the utensil steadily on the range rack. DO NOT tilt the utensil.

14. Contact German Pool Customer Service and Repair Centre for repair and parts replacement.

During guarantee period, German Pool resrves the right to charge for spare parts and service fees

if the damage is caused by misuse or improper installation.

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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

15. When installing built-in gas hob on top of stove cabinet, please check that there is provision for

ventilation at the cabinet to ensure proper operation of the gas hob.

16. DO NOT store any ammable materials, sprays or pressurised containers inside the stove cabinet.

17. The panel of this built-in hob is made of tempered glass which is safer than normal glass for this

application. However, the following safety precautions for using built-in hob with glass top panel

should also be noted in order to prevent the glass top panel from breaking:

Ⅰ. Clean the burner assembly frequently to maintain a clear gas passage on the ame distributor.

Clean and tidy up the ame distributor after spillage of food and liquid once the burner assembly

cooled down.

Ⅱ. Turn off the gas appliance immediately if abnormal noise propagates from the gas appliance and

contact gas supply company or gas hob importer for inspection.

Ⅲ. DO NOT use oversized utensils for cooking, utensil size should be less than 34cm.

Ⅳ. DO NOT impact the glass surface with hard objects or place heavy objects on the glass surface.

Ⅴ. Maximum load weight for this gas hob is 10kg.

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PRODUCT STRUCTURE

GP13-3-TG/GP13-3-LG

Burner Cap

Burner Ring

Sparker

Flame Sensor

Glass Panel

Body

Gas Inlet Joint

Burner Rack

Drip Pan

Burner Head(H)

Knob

Battery Box

(bottom of unit)

GP13-2-TG/GP13-2-LG

Burner Cap

Burner Ring

Sparker

Flame Sensor

Glass Panel

Body

Gas Inlet Joint

Burner Rack

Drip Pan

Burner Head(H)

Knob

Battery Box

(bottom of unit)

Burner Head(S)

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PRODUCT STRUCTURE

GP13-2M-TG/GP13-2M-LG

Burner Cap

Burner Ring

Sparker

Flame Sensor

Glass Panel

Body

Burner Cap

Burner Ring

Flame Sensor

Drip Pan

Glass Panel

Body

Gas Inlet Joint

Burner Rack

Drip Pan

Burner Head(H)

Knob

Battery Box

(bottom of unit)

Gas Inlet Joint

Burner Rack

Sparker

Burner Head(H)

Knob

Battery Box

(bottom of unit)

GP13-1-TG/GP13-1-LG

Burner Head(S)

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING!

The gas cooking range must be installed by registered gas installers (RGI). Otherwise, German Pool will

not be held responsible for any damages.

Attention:

• The use of a gas-cooking appliance produces heat and moisture. Please ensure that the kitchen

is well ventilated. It is recommended to keep natural ventilation windows open or install a

mechanical ventilation device (exhaust fan or range hood). For prolonged intensive use of the

appliance, additional ventilation is required, for example opening windows or doors, or increasing

the level of mechanical ventilation where present.

• Install the built-in hob in a well ventilated room and keep it away from any combustible or

inammable objects such as paper or oil.

• Place the built-in hob on a stable and level surface.

• If the unit is to be installed close to combustible surroundings (such as wooden walls, wooden

shelves), it should be installed at least 15 cm (6”) from the side walls. The unit should be installed

with a distance of at least 15 cm away from surrounding combustible materials.

• Leave at least 25 mm (1”) gap between the underside of the cooking range and the countertop/

cabinet shelf board below.

• External gas governor is not required.

I. Room Ventilation

The kitchen should have no less than 20m³ air volume for regular gas combustion and be kept well

ventilated at all time. Air must be able to naturally ow through the permanent opening in the walls (eg.

windows and doors) of the room.

These openings must be able to vent the fumes outdoors and their openings must be at least 100cm²,

and ensure that they should never be blocked. Indirect ventilation by air drawn from an adjacent room

is also permitted, in strict compliance with any local regulation in force.

II. Gas Ventilation

Attention:

According to the Gas Safety Regulations of Hong Kong, any gas installation works including the

installation of appliances and connection tubing, must be undertaken by registered gas installers (RGI)

who are registered for that appropriate classes and be employed by registered gas contractors.

Before connecting the appliance, check that the specications on the data label afxed to the

underside of the hob correspond to those of the gas and electricity mains in the house. A label on the

appliance indicates the regulating conditions: Type of gas and working pressure. Gas connection must

comply with the pertinent standards and provisions in force. The size of the gas inlet is ½ inch.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

III. Cut-out Dimensions

Model No. W（mm）D（mm）R（mm）

GP13-3-TG

GP13-3-LG

GP13-2-TG

GP13-2-LG

GP13-2M-TG

GP13-2M-LG

GP13-1-TG

GP13-1-LG

815

665

463

265

405

345

342

490

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A. LPG Connection

• Tubing Connection: please use copper piping or approved rubber tubing bearing EMSD approval

marking (eg. EMSD APPROVAL GTXXXX), accessories and gas cock for connecting from ½ inch

B.S.P. thread at back of the unit to the gas supply point.

• Stainless steel braided exible hose connection: please use approved stainless steel braided

exible tubing bearing EMSD approval marking (eg. EMSD APPROVAL GTXXXX), accessories and

gas cock for connecting from ½ inch B.S.P. thread at back of the unit to the gas supply point.

B. Town Gas Connection

Please use approved stainless steel braided exible tubing bearing EMSD approval marking (eg. EMSD

APPROVAL GTXXXX) and gas cock for connecting from ½ inch B.S.P. thread at back of the unit to the

gas supply point.

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

2. Burner Head

Install the Burner Cap and Burner Ring onto Burner Head Base (Fig.2), DO NOT tilt or leave a gap during

installation (Fig.3). If either is incorrectly placed, using the cooking range may cause the burner head to

deform, or the glass may break, or increase the risk of releasing carbon monoxide (CO).

Burner Ring Burner Cap

Burner Head Base

Gap

Burner Head Base

(Fig.2) (Fig.3)

IV. Correct Position of Burner Rack & Burner Cap

Make sure that the following parts are tted properly before use.

1. Burner Rack

Fit burner rack onto Drip Pan (Fig. 1). DO NOT tilt the placement, otherwise it will cause the re to be

abnormal.

Glass Panel

Burner Rack Drip Pan

（Fig.1）

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING!

All cooking ranges must be installed, tuned and connected by registered gas installers. DO NOT install

or repair the cooking range yourself.

DO NOT use additional tting, such as aluminium foil.

DO NOT clean the top of the sensor with a hard brush or sharp object, as they may damage the sensor.

1. While pushing the control knob, turn it to the left (towards the “ ” position) slowly until you

hear a ‘clicking’ sound. Electronic spark will ignite burners. Release your hand after conrming

the burners are ignited. The hob has automatic continuous ignition function, DO NOT continue

pushing the control knob after ignition. ‘Click’ sound and spark will stop automatically after 6-8

seconds.

2. If the ame goes out when you release your hand, repeat the ignition procedure again but try

releasing your hand slowly.

3. Turn Control Knob to adjust ame to desirable setting.

4. Turn the Control Knob slowly to adjust the ame intensity between “●” and “ ”. (Fig.4).

5. If the ame extinguishes during use, the safety device will automatically shut off the gas supply.

When this happens, turn the Ignition Control Knob knob to “●” position.

6. Turning the knob backwards to the “●” position will extinguish the burner.(Fig.5)

(Fig.4) (Fig.5)

ExtinguishIgnition

Flame Failure Safety Device

• If the ame extinguishes during use, the automatic ame failure safety device will shut off gas

supply to the cooking range. When this happens, turn the knob to “●” position.

• The safety sensor is very delicate –DO NOT use hard brushes or rough cleaning pads when

cleaning it.

• Aeration is preset at factory. DO NOT attempt to adjust it.

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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

WARNING!

DO NOT clean the unit when it is hot. Wait until the cooker range has completely cooled down before

cleaning.

Cleaning The Cooker Range

• Wipe the glass panel with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent.

• Wash the burner racks and burner heads with warm water and detergent.

Changing The Battery

• Battery Box is located on the underside of the product. Open the door of battery box and change

the battery (DC1.5V x 1).

• Ensure polarity connection (“+” and “ -”) of the battery is correct.

Problem

No ignition

Gas valve not open or gas is

used up

Air in the gas tubing

Gas hose is bent

Injector is clogged

Ignition plug has soot or is in

wrong position

Flame holes of burner cap are

blocked by water or lth

Gas tubing has aged

Main re of burner not lighted

Valve leak

Gas pressure too low

Ports of burner cap are clogged

Air hole is not properly adjusted

Open gas valve or change gas supply

Prolong ignition time and repeatedly ignite till air

is vented out

Straighten gas hose

Contact Customer Service & Repair Centre or

registered gas installer (RGI) to clear blockage