KitchenAid KHDD2 38510 User manual

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Instructions for Use

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Product description and symbols.................................................................... 4
Control Symbols............................................................................................. 4
Using the burners........................................................................................... 4
Practical advice on using the hob ................................................................... 5
Positioning the pan supports..........................................................................5
Hood and cabinetry clearances (mm) ............................................................. 6
Gas Consumption and Injectors table ............................................................. 7
Warnings and Suggestions.............................................................................. 7
Safeguarding the Environment .......................................................................8
Installation..................................................................................................... 9
Gas connection ............................................................................................ 10
Electrical Connection.................................................................................... 11
Installation................................................................................................... 12
Adaption to a different type of gas supply .................................................... 12
Replacing the injectors ................................................................................. 13
Regulating the minimum flow level of the gas taps....................................... 13
Care and Maintenance ................................................................................. 14
Care and maintenance of the gas burners..................................................... 14
Troubleshooting guide ................................................................................. 15
After Sales Service........................................................................................ 15

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Product description and symbols
1. Removable grids
2. Auxiliary burner
3. Rapid burner
4. Auxiliary burner control knob
5. Rapid burner control knob
Control Symbols
Off
Maximum flame
Minimum flame
Using the burners
To turn on one of the burners:
1. Turn the corresponding control knob
anticlockwise until the indicator coincides
with the maximum flame symbol .
2. Press the control knob to ignite the burner.
3. Once the burner has lit, keep the control knob
pressed for about 5 seconds to allow the
safety thermocouple fitted to each burner
to engage. The thermocouple will switch off
the gas supply to the burner should the
flame be accidentally lost (A gust of air,
momentary interruption of gas supply or
liquid spillage etc.).
If the burner does not ignite within about 15
seconds, switch off the burner, check the fitting
of the burner cap and plate for correct fitting.
Wait at least 1 minute before trying again.
If the burner goes out when the control knob is
released, the thermocouple did not engage. Wait
at least 1 minute before repeating steps 1 to 3.

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Practical advice on using the hob
Read the instructions to get the best out of your
hob.
-Use pans with a similar diameter to the
burner (see the table on this page)
- Use flat bottomed pans except with the wok
support.
- Do not use excessive water when cooking
foods and use the lid.
- Ensure that pans are fully supported by the
pan supports and do not protrude over the
edges
You should never use:
- Cast iron pots and pans, steatite stone grills or
terracotta dishes on the hob as this may
damage the pan supports.
- Convectors such as metal netting, or others.
- The use of two burners simultaneously with
just one container such as a fish kettle.
Important:
Do not rest or drag the pan supports upside down
on the hob as this could scratch it.
Failure to comply with these recommendations
could lead to the glass ceramic hob being
damaged, or broken and the safety of your
appliance being compromised.
Burner Ø Pans__________
rapid from 24 to 26 cm
auxiliary from 8 to 14 cm
Positioning the pan supports
To position the pan supports firstly align with burners and then fit into the final position paying attention
to do not scratch metal top with the support.

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Hood and cabinetry clearances (mm)
This appliance is not provided with a combustion
product discharge. It is recommended that it be
installed insufficiently aerated places, in terms of
the laws in force.
Gas appliance air shall not be contaminated.
As per AS/NZS5601.1 minimum clearance must be
maintained.
Clearance between the highest part of the
highest burner of the cook top and a range hood
or an exhaust fan (overhead clearance) shall not
be less than 60 mm for a range hood and not less
than 750 for an exhaust fan.
NOTE: In case of installation of a hood above the
cook top please refer to the range hood
instructions for the correct distance.
NOTE: Indicated clearance dimensions are
applicable to non –combustible materials.
If needing to install multiple Domino products in the same cut-out, the Domino Connector
481010793572 (not included) accessory must be purchased separately from the After-sales Service. In
addition, also order special kit 480121103229 in case of installation in a stone counter top.

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Gas Consumption and Injectors table
Model KHDD2 38510
Gas Type
Natural @ 1.00 kPa
(test point pressure)
Universal LP @ 2.75 kPa
(inlet pressure)
Burner
Nominal Gas
Consumption
(MJ/h)
Nominal Injector
Size (mm)
Nominal Gas
Consumption
(MJ/h)
Nominal Injector
Size (mm)
REAR Rapid
11.4
1.55
10.5
0.88
FRONT Auxiliary
4.0
0.92
4.0
0.55
TOTAL
15.4
-
14.5
-
Electric supply: 220-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz 0.6W
NOTE: a duplicate Data Plate provided with the appliances should be affixed adjacent to the appliance
nearby on a cabinet or area where it is easily accessible for reference.
Warnings and Suggestions
To get the most out of your hob, please read
the instructions carefully and keep them for
future consultation.
•These instructions are only valid in
the countries whose destination symbol is
shown on the serial number plate on the hob.
•The packing (plastic bags, expanded
polyurethane, etc.) pose a potential threat to
children and should be disposed of carefully.
•Check the appliance has not been
damaged during transportation and remove
all protective packing and films before
installation.
•This hob (cat. 3) was designed to be
used exclusively for cooking food in
household surroundings. Any other use (for
example heating rooms) should be regarded
as improper and dangerous.
•The installation and connection of
this appliance to a gas or electrical supply
must be carried out by a competent, qualified
person in compliance with current legislation.
•This appliance should be installed incompliance
with standards in force and only used in well
ventilated rooms. Read the instructions before
installing and using this appliance.
•The pre-fitted gas connector and its supply
pressure are shown on the label attached to the
bottom of the hob. If this type of gas supply is not
being used, please refer to the section called
Adaption to different types of gas supply on page
11.
Note:
•Incorrect placement of the pans supports can
scratch the hob. To avoid this always ensure that
the rubber feet on the bottom of the pan supports
are the only part of the pan supports that touch
the hob and do not drag the pan supports across
the hob surface.
•On the glass surface do not use:
- Cast iron grills, terracotta pots or pans.
- Heat convectors (e.g. metal netting). - Using two
burners to cook 1 pan.

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•In the event of prolonged usage, additional
ventilation may be required (opening a
window or increasing the extraction speed
of the hood).
Warning
•Keep children away from the hob when in
use and don't let them play with the control
knobs or any other part of the appliance.
•This appliance is not intended for use by
persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensor or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and knowledge unless
they have been given initial supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance
by a person responsible for their safety.
•Do not let children play with the pan supports. The
rubber feet on the underneath of the pan supports
could be swallowed by small and cause serious
injury or suffocation.
•Before replacing the pan supports on the hob,
please check that all the rubber feet are in place.
•Each time you finish using the hob, always check
that the control buttons are in the off position and
shut off the tap to the gas mains or cylinder.
•Do not obstruct the air vents at the back of the
appliance in any way.
•DO NOT USE OR STORE FLAMMABLE MATERIALS
IN THE APPLIANCE STORAGE DRAWER OR NEAR
THIS APPLIANCE
•DO NOT SPRAY AEROSOLES IN THE VICINITY OF
THIS APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION
•DO NOT MODIFY THIS APPLIANCE
•WHERE THIS APPLIANCE IS INSTALLED IN MARINE
CRAFT OR IN A CARAVANS, IT SHALL NOT BE
USED A SPACE HEATER
Safeguarding the Environment
Packing
The packing material is 100% recyclable and is
labelled with the recycling symbol . Please
dispose of all packing responsibly and
carefully.
Product
This appliance is marked according to the
European Directive 2012/19/EU, Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). By
ensuring that this product is disposed of
correctly, you will help prevent potentially
negative consequences for the environment
and human health.
The symbol on the product or on the
documents accompanying this appliance indicates
that this product should not be disposed of as
household waste. Please dispose of this appliance
at an Electrical & Electronic Equipment Collection
point as in accordance with local environmental
regulations for waste disposal. For details of your
local Collection Point please contact your Local
Authority.

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Installation
THIS OPERATION MUST BE PERFROMED BY
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN OR AUTHORISED
PERSON.
Technical information for the installer
• This appliance can be built into a 30mm to
70mm thick worktop.
•If no oven is to be installed below the hob, a
panel must be fitted under the hob to
prevent hob damage and protect the
cupboard contents. This panel must cover
the whole of the underside of the hob and
must be positioned so that an air gap of at
least 15mm between the panel and hob
underside is maintained, as a minimum, and
as a maximum 150mm to the underneath of
the work surface.
•This hob is designed to operate perfectly
with any oven in the KitchenAid range. The
Manufacturer declines all responsibility
should any other make of oven be installed.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility
should another make of oven be installed.
Before installation, please ensure that:
•Warning: this is a heavy product which
requires the installation to be carried out
by two people.
•The gas supply (type and pressure) and the
calibration on the hob are compatible (see
serial number plate on the hob and the table
on page 7).
NOTE: as per AS/NZS 5601.1 gas appliance
shall be installed in such a way that surface
temperature of any nearby surface will not
exceed 65 Deg. C above ambient.
PLEASE NOTE GAS REGULATRO PACKED WITH
THIS APPLIACNE IS ONLY SUITABLE FOR
CONNECTION TO NATURAL GAS.
•The cabinetry and appliances surrounding/next to
the hob are heat resistant and in compliance with
local regulations.
•The products of combustion are removed from the
atmosphere in the room by using an extraction
hood or electrical fan installed to the walls and or
windows, in line with current regulations.
•The air circulates naturally through a suitable
opening that is no less than 100cm2 in cross
section, which must be:
- Permanent and accessible on the walls of the
room being ventilated and extracting towards the
outside.
- created in such a way that the openings both
inside and out cannot be obstructed, even in error.
- Protected by plastic grill, metallic netting etc. that
should not reduce the 100cm2 cross section
- Located in such a position so as not to interfere
with the extraction of the products of combustion.
-Connection from one type of gas to another should
be only performed by qualified technician or
approved gas fitter.
This appliance shall be installed in accordance with
installation requirements of AS/NZS 5601 current
edition).
IMPORTANT: if flexible hose is used, it must be
installed in such a way that does not come into
the contact with the drawers or any other mobile
kitchen parts. The hose must be installed in such
a way that is easy to visually inspect without
obstructions
Hose assembly used with cooking appliances shall
be certified as conforming to AS/NZS 1869 and be
class B or class D.

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Gas connection
WARNING! This operation must be performed by a
qualified technician.
•Before Installation make sure that local gas delivery
conditions (nature and pressure) are compatible with the setting
of the hob (see the gas consumption and injector size table on
page 7).
Before installing the hotplate considers the location of the gas
supply and routing the gas line. (Refer Fig. 1)
•This appliance shall be installed in accordance with
installation requirement of the local gas authority of the
appropriate installation code.
The gas supply system must comply with local regulations to
the current relevant gas standard (AS/NZS 5601, current
edition).
•For Natural Gas model the gas supply is connected to a
regulator which is supplied. The inlet connection has 1/2'' B.S.P.
male thread (in compliance with ISO 7.1 thread).
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE ELBOW ON THE APPLIANCE HELD
FIRMLY WITH A SPANNER .DO OT OVER TIGHTEN. The regulator
pressure for NG is 1.0 kPa.
For ULPG model the gas supply must be regulated to a
pressure of 2.75 kPa. The gas inlet connection fitting is 1/2”
B.S.P. male tread (in compliance with ISO 7.1 thread).
A manual shut off valve must be installed in the gas line, in an
accessible position external tot the hotplate, so in the event
of emergency the gas supply can be shutoff.
For gas inlet position of appliance refer to figure 2 for NG and
figure 3 for ULPG.
After installing the gas supply and making all connections check
thoroughly for possible leaks.
Turn all control knobs on the unit to “OFF “position. Open the
valve on gas supply. Using the soap water solution check each gas
connection one at the time, by brushing the solution over
connection. Presence of bubble will indicate the leak. Tighten the
fitting and re check for leaks. If it is not possible to correct the
leak, replace the fitting. Turn on cook top and light each burner.
•Check for a clear blue flame without yellow tipping. If burner
shows any abnormality check the following:
-burner cap on correctly
-burner positioned correctly
-burner veridically aligned with injector nipple
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

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•In some cases burner will fail to ignite immediately and will seem to blow’s lightly when do ignite, this
is usually due to the air in the gas pipe which should clear itself within seconds of operation.
If after following instructions given, satisfactory performance cannot be obtained, contact the local gas
authority for advice and assistance.
Electrical Connection
The electrical connections must comply with current local
legislation and be carried out by a qualified, competent person.
• Information on the voltage and power absorbed are shown on
the serial number plate.
•The appliance must be earthed.
•When installing the appliance, we recommend that this
hob is protected by a 3mm bi-polar switch.
•If damaged, the power cable must be replaced with an
identical type of power cable. We recommend that this
operation be conducted by our After Sales Service. Please
contact our Customer Care Centre.
•Do not use extension cables.
•The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage to
persons, pets or goods as a result of failure to comply with the
regulations above.
WIRING DIAGRAM
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(yellow/green)
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Installation
The cook top is designed to be built in to a work surface as shown in the figure.
Before installing the cook top, install the gasket seal “X” around the entire perimeter of the hole where it
will be inserted.
The dimensions of the hole are shown in figures 6-7-8-9.
For Filo top (semi flush) models, the perimeter of the hole must be lowered by a depth of 1.5 mm.
The hole does not need to be milled for Semi-filo (semi flush) top models.
The cook top can be installed on different materials such as brickwork, steel, marble, conglomerates,
synthetics, wood and wood covered with plastic laminates, so long as resistant to a temperature of 90 °C.
Adaption to a different type of gas supply
If you are using a different kind of gas from the
one indicated on the serial no. plate and the
orange label on the back of the hob, you must
replace the injectors; in the case of the Wok
burner, adjust the primary air (see Injector
table on page 6). The orange label should be
removed and kept together with the manual.
Use pressure regulators suitable for the gas
pressures indicated on page 6
•In order to replace the injectors, contact
the Customer Care, or a qualified electrician.
•Injectors not supplied as standard should
be requested from the Customer Care Centre.
•Regulate the minimum levels of the taps.
If you experience difficulty in turning the control
knob, contact our Customer Care Centre:
Australia: www.kitchenaid.com.au
New Zealand: www.kitchenaid.co.nz who will
arrange for a replacement after ascertaining that
the tap is damaged.

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Replacing the injectors
Note: Refer to the injector table earlier in the manual to
ensure the correct type of injector is to be fitted.
Traditional burners (T)
1. Remove the cap (A).
2. Remove the spreader (B).
3. Unscrew the injector (C) with a box spanner 7.
4. Replace the injector with the one for the new gas.
5. Put back burners and pan supports.
Note: Before installing the hob, please remember to stick
the gas calibration label, provided with the replacement
injectors over the gas information on the underside of the
hob.
Regulating the minimum flow level of the gas taps
Regulating the minimum flow level must be done with the
tap at the lowest position (small flame) .
There is no need to regulate the primary air in the
burners. To ensure the minimum level is properly
regulated, remove the control knob and adjust the screws
found on the tap as follows:
1. tighten to reduce the height of the flame 1 (-)
2. slacken to increase the height of the flame (+);
3. With the burners on, rotate the buttons from the
maximum to the minimum position to check the
stability of the flame.
NOTE:
Service and maintenance only to be carried by an
authorized person.
To replace the parts such as burners, valve and electric
components, the hot plate must be removed from the
bench top by releasing the attachment hooks, loosening
the attachment screws of each burner, unscrewing the
hotplate attachment nuts.
Note: If the valves must be replaced, first disassemble the
chain if ignition switches.
It is recommended to replace the valve gasket each time
the valve is replaced thus ensuring a perfect seal between
the body and the gas train.
WARNING: DO NOT MODIFY THIS APPLIANCE
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Care and Maintenance
Before any cleaning and/or maintenance
operation, disconnect the hob from power
supply and wait until it is cold.
To keep the hob in perfect condition, remove
any food residuals and clean it after every use.
Hob cleaning:
- Clean the surfaces of the hob with
lukewarm water and/or neutral detergent
rinse and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth or
shammy leather.
- Prolonged contact with hard water or
aggressive detergents could corrode or stain
the stainless steel surfaces; detergents
containing chlorine and/or chlorine
composites, ammoniac or that are highly acidic
will cause irreparable damage to the hob.
Before any kind of use, we advise you read the
product label to check if a product is suitable.
- Do allow acid or alkaline substances, such as
vinegar, mustard, salt or lemon juice to come into
contact with the hob for extended periods.
- It is advisable to immediately wipe any spills
(water, sauce, coffee, etc.).
- Do not use abrasive products and pan scourers.
- Do not use steam cleaners.
- Do not use flammable products.
- All enamelled and glass parts should be cleaned
with warm water and/or a neutral detergent.
Care and maintenance of the gas burners
The pan supports and burners can be removed
to make cleaning easier.
1. Hand wash carefully in hot water with a mild
detergent making sure that all the ingrained
dirt is removed and the openings on the
burner are not blocked. The internal burner
cap (D), on page 13 is made of brass and is
subject to a natural burnishing when it heats
up. Clean it each time you use it with a
product specifically designed for brass. Use
hot water and a mild detergent to clean the
wok burner external cap (item (C) on page
13). Never use harsh products, or scourers
that will damage the special surface
coverings.
2. Rinse and dry carefully.
3. Correctly refit the burners and caps in their
place.
4. Make sure that when replacing the pan supports,
the pan support is located correctly for each
burner.
Note: Hobs fitted with electronic ignition and
thermocouples must have the ends of the igniters
and thermocouples cleaned regularly and
frequently in order to operate. Please clean them
very carefully with a damp cloth. Any remaining
ingrained food should be removed carefully with a
toothpick, or similar.
To avoid damaging the electronic ignition only
operate with the burners and pan supports
correctly in place.

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Troubleshooting guide
If the hob is not working properly work
through this guide before contacting our
Customer Care Centre.
The burner does not ignite, or the flame is
unsteady? Check that:
1. the gas, or electricity supply has not been
interrupted and that the control knob is
turned fully on.
2. the gas supply has not run out.
3. the openings on the burner have become
blocked.
4. the end of the electronic igniter is clean.
5. all the parts on the burner are properly
positioned.
The flame doesn’t stay on? Check that:
1. the button was pushed in properly when
turning on the burner for the time required to
activate the safety thermocouple.
2. the burner’s openings are not blocked in relation
to the thermocouple.
3. the end part of the thermocouple is clean.
The pans are not stable? Check that:
1. the bottom of the pot is perfectly flat.
2. the pot is centred on the burner.
3. the pan supports are correctly positioned with
all the rubber feet in place.
If, despite all these checks and after tuning the hon
off and on again, you are still experiencing problems
please contact our Customer Care Centre.
After Sales Service
Before contacting our Customer Care Centre please check
to see if the problem can be fixed by referring to the
troubleshooting guide.
If fault persists, contact our Customer Care Centre:
Australia: www.kitchenaid.com.au
New Zealand: www.kitchenaid.co.nz
New
We will ask you for some information, it will help us, help
you if you have the following information ready to give us:
•a short description of the fault
•the serial number and model number of the appliance
•the service number: the number after the word
service on the rating plate on the bottom of the hob. The
service number can also be found in the warranty booklet.
•your name, full address including postcode and
telephone number.

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