Kitchen Kamin BB 60 AEG Quick start guide

BB 60 AEG
BB 80 AEG
LPG BARBECUE (foR oUtdooR UsE)
UK Installation, use and maintenance

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 3
Safety information 4
General information 5
Installation 6
Instructions for use 8
Maintenance 9
In the event of problems 10
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|3B/P 30 30 mbar
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|3B/P 50 50 mbar
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|3+ 28-30 37 mbar
FOR OUTDOOR USE
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PIN. 1312CP5934
PCI kW
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Dear Sir/Madam
Congratulations on choosing our product. Before you use it,
please read this manual carefully, to get the best from your
new appliance in total safety.
This manual is an integral part of the product. Please keep it
for the entire life of the product. If you lose it, you can request
a copy the dealer.
After unpacking the product, check the condition and
completeness of the contents.
In the event of error, immediately contact the retailer where
the purchase was made, providing him with a copy of the
warranty booklet and the sales receipt.
The appliance must be installed and operated in compliance
with local and national law and European regulations. For the
installation, and for anything not specifically indicated in the
manual, observe local regulations.
The diagrams in this manual are illustrative; they do not
always refer specifically to your product and are not binding
in any way.
The product is uniquely identified by a number, the
“counterfoil”, which is indicated on the warranty certificate
inside the product.
Please keep:
• the warranty certificate accompanying the product
• the purchase receipt given to you by the retailer
The warranty conditions are given in the warranty certificate
accompanying the product.
SYMBOLS
Some parts of the manual use the following symbols:
INFORMATION:
Failure to follow these instructions could
compromise correct product use.
CAUTION:
Read carefully the message to which this
refers, as failure to do so may result in
serious damage to the product and may
endanger the safety of people using it.

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Please read through these instructions prior to using
your barbecue.
Before using your barbecue perform a leak test as
explained below. Follow this instruction even if your
barbecue was assembled by the retailer.
Please remember that this appliance must be used for
“GRILLING”. Close supervision by experienced people
is necessary during us.
Some surfaces may be very hot! Keep out of reach of
children.
Do not allow children or pets close to the barbecue!
Do not allow children or the infirm to operate the
barbecue.
Do not move the barbecue during use or while it is hot,
even if it is on one of our trolleys.
Keep the trolley cylinder enclosure vents clear and free
of any debris.
Keep away from ignition sources when exchanging
gas cylinders.
Turn the gas cylinder valve off after use!
All appliances must be installed by qualified installers
in compliance with current norms.
Suitable for outdoor use only.
Ensure the gas hose does not come in contact with
the rear part of the barbecue where the hot air outlets
are positioned.
Do not leave your barbecue on when not in use.
Do not attempt to alter the appliance. Any modification
or unauthorized use may cause substantial risk of
injury.
Suitable for use with 5 to 10 kg gas cylinders.
Protect the barbecue from the elements if it is stored
outdoors: prior to lighting the appliance ensure the
burner venturi tubes are not blocked by insects.
Remove any blockage with compressed air.
Do not tamper with any sealed component of the
appliance.
SAFETY INFORMATION
What to do if you suspect a gas
leak
If you smell gas:
Shut off the flow of gas from the cylinder
Extinguish any open flames
Find out what causes the leak
FOR OUTDOOR USE

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Model Dimensions
(mm) Weight (kg) N. Burner Power kW Consuption Gas
BB 60 AEG 600 x 500 x 190 19 (10 of
griddle) 2 6,6 Kw 480 g/h G30 - G31
BB 80 AEG 830 x 500 x 190 27 (17 of
griddle) 3 9,9 Kw 722 g/h G30 - G31
Modello BURNER
MInimum
Power
PCI kW -
PCS kW
rated
Power
PCI kW -
PCS kW
Nozzle
Diameter Air Flow adjustment
G30 - G31 30 mbar 1,5 kW - 1,65
kW
3,0 kW - 3,3
kW 0,85 mm 6 mm
Gas: LPG
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1312CP5934
Characteristics and technical data
• Barbecue with a stainless steel structure
• Stainless steel cooking griddle
• Drip tray
• Atmospheric burners
• Copper pipes connecting the gas valve and
burners
• Available with a smooth, ribbed or partially ribbed
griddle
• Base suitable for fitting onto a trolley complete
with holder for 5 to 10 kg cylinders

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INSTALLATION
Our barbecues are designed to operate exclusively on
the gas fuel specified on the serial plate.
Installation must be done by qualified technicians in
compliance with current norms.
This appliance is certified for outdoor use.
The appliance must be positioned on a stable,
horizontal surface resistant to temperatures of at least
100°C, at a minimum distance of 3 cm from the surface,
or on an Kitchen Kamin trolley (open or cabinet type).
Any wall or furniture above, beside or behind the
barbecue must have at least 20 cm clearance from the
barbecue and be resistant to temperatures of 100°C .
If mounted on a trolley, the appliance can hold an LPG
cylinder (maximum capacity 10 kg)
The trolley installation instructions are contained in the
booklet accompanying the trolley.
The appliance is fitted with a pressure regulator with
a fixed setting of 30/37mbar for the Italian market, a
1m hose and 2 hose clamps for connection to the
BUTANE or PROPANE gas cylinder.
In case we supplies the kit for the country
DO NOT USE THE APPLIANCE WITHOUT THE
FIXED-SETTING PRESSURE REGULATOR
Pressure can be measured by connecting a pressure
gauge to the pressure inlet (A) after removing the
screw (B).
Please remember to replace the screw (B).
The gas supply hose must be replaced if damaged or
on the expiry date stamped on it.
LPG cylinder
The gas cylinder must be kept vertical and protected
from accidentally tipping over. If an Kitchen Kamin,
trolley is used, please follow the relevant instructions.
The gas cylinder must be shut off after every use.

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INSTALLATION
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LPG system
•
• Before connecting ensure that
the barbecue gas valves are off.
• The cylinder knob must be closed.
• Connect the hose (1) to the barbecue hose
fitting (6) and tighten with a hose clamp.
• Connect the other end of the rubber hose (1)
to the pressure regulator (3) with fixed setting
(30/37mbar) and tighten with a hose clamp
(2). Connect the other end of the pressure
regulator (3) to the cylinder (5) with a washer (4).
• After connection check for leaks using a soapy
water solution or by spraying on all joints.
If bubbles appear, this indicates that there is a gas
leak.Ifyoususpectaleakorsmellgasturnoffthegas
supply IMMEDIATELY and follow the instructions in
paragraph “what to do if you suspect a gas leak”.
• Check that the gas hose is not touching the rear
panel of the barbecue or is close to the fume outlet.
NEVER TEST FOR GAS
LEAKS WITH A NAKED
FLAME!
Here you can see the standard kit

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ISTRUCTIONS FOR USE
OFF
ON -HIGH
LOW
Turn the knob with built-in piezo ignition to the HIGH
position. Press the knob and check through the front
slot that there is a visible flame. Push in and hold the
knob for a few seconds to start the thermocouple. This
will keep the burner alight after the knob is released.
If ignition does not occur wait for 1 minute and then
repeat the same procedure.
Leave the knob on “high” for 7 minutes so as to allow
the cooking griddle to reach the temperature of 230°C,
then turn it to the desired heat setting..
USEFUL TIP. A quick easy way to know if the griddle is
ready for use is to dribble a few drops of water on the
surface 7 minutes after ignition:
If the water evaporates the griddle has
not reached the ideal temperature.
If the water sizzles vigorously then the griddle is ready
for cooking. Start cooking at maximum temperature,
then turn the heat setting to low after approx. one
minute.
To turn off the barbecue turn the knob clockwise until
the OFF position is reached. Turn off the gas cylinder
or natural gas supply system.
NOTE
BB 80 AEG has two knob
Tips
After every use, allow the barbecue to cool off and
then clean the drip tray.
The barbecue flame can be seen through the slot on
the front panel.
Do not leave the barbecue lit for long when not in use.
Do not leave the lit barbecue unattended.
DO NOT MODIFY THE BARBECUE.
Any modification or inappropriate use will void the
warranty and could result in a safety hazard.

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MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the barbecue
1) Spray some detergent onto the cooking griddle
(preferably when the griddle is warm).
2) Wait for 1 minute (or more if there is burnt
residue).
3) Wipe with a NON ABRASIVE sponge and/or the
optional scraper.
4) Rinse with water.
5) Use some vinegar to give a good cleaning.
Cleaning the drip tray
1) Remove the drip tray when the barbecue is
completely cold.
2) Clean with washing up liquid.
3) Rinse well.
Cleaning the structure and trolley
1) Spray detergent for iron onto the steel structure.
2) Wipe with a soft paper towel or a soft, non-abrasive
cloth.
To change the battery (see the pictures)
The battery AA LR6 is below the product.
SPARE PARTS
For any spare parts, contact your reseller or technician.
Using non-original spare parts may damage the
appliance and relieves the producer of all liability for
damage resulting therefrom.
DISPOSAL
At the end of its service life, dispose of the product as
required by regulations.
Deliver to the special recycling centres.

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IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
PROBLEM REASON SUGGESTION
The burner doesn’t
work Level pressure is too low Please control the bottle
The pipe is bent Please control the pipe
The burner works only
at minimum
THe fire cannot warm up the
thermocouple Contact the technician

cod. 941323-GB 07.16/A