ZENNE KGS Series Instruction Manual

Operating Instruction Manual
GAS COOKER
R
M O D E L S
KTM6002P79L
5 Feb 2020
Thank you for buying a Zenne product.
• Please read this instruction manual
carefully before operating the gas
cooker and kindly keep it for future
reference.
• Complete the warranty card with date of purchase, or
dealer’s receipt and other required information.
• If you nd any anomalies with the gas cooker, please
contact our dealer as soon as possible.
• All installation and repair services must be carried
out by our installation and service team.
ATTENTION
• KGC11A
• KGC11C
• KGC12A
• KGC12C
• KGC16A
• KGC16C
• SS19
KGC
• KTC18S
KTC
• GST211
GST
• KGS101B
• KGS101C
• KGS201C
• KGS204A
• KGS205S
• KGS208C
• KGS208M
• KGS209VS
• KGS301A
• KGS301C
• SS309
• KGS401A
• KGS401C
• KGS501C
• KGS512S
KGS
• KTM701S• KTM401S
KTM
• KLS216V• KLS206V
KLS
• KGT301B
• KGT301B-SS
• KGT401B • KGT501B
KGT
KDi
• KDi106
• KDi106C
• KDi106D
• KDi201C
• KDi201D
Please Read Before USE
Do not use a high pressure
regulator. It may cause back-res,
internal res and explosions.
When using L.P Gas, the gas cylinder
must be xed with a reliable gas
regulator. We strongly recommend
Zenne regulators (ZR2017BT &
ZR2018BB - ONLY available in
Malaysia)
.
The high pressure relief hole on the
top of the gas regulators must not
be clogged. Otherwise, there would
be high pressure occurrence on the
gas cooker. This may result in big
ame or re may happen.
HIGH PRESSURE
Regulator
EXCEEDED
3.3 kPa (33mbar)
Outlet
Pressure
2.0kPa ~ 3.3 kPa
(20mbar ~ 33mbar)
Outlet
Pressure
LOW PRESSURE
Regulator
ZR2017BT
High
Pressure
Relief
hole
ZR2018BB
For Stainless Steel Top
( with blue plastic protector sheet )
Please
remove
the
plastic
sheet
before
use.
Stainless
Steel Top
A layer of grease exists
in between the blue plastic
protector sheet and the
stainless steel top. It can be
removed by wiping with a
piece of wet cloth.
Blue
Plastic
Protector
Sheet

PAGE
1. Safety Instructions
2. Danger
3. Warning
4. Caution
5. Gas Cooker Installation
6. Parts Identication
7. Placement of Parts
8. Operating The Ignition (Turn Type)
9. Cleaning & Maintenance
10. Troubleshooting
11. Product Specication
12. Inspection After Installation
13. Notes
14. Warranty
1
2
3 ~ 4
4
4 ~ 5
6
7
8
9 ~ 10
11
12 ~ 13
13
14
14 ~ 15
The signs listed below should all be strictly followed to prevent the user and other people from any risk of injury and
to prevent damage to belongings and properties. Each indicates the possibility of accidents occuring when the
necessary precautions are ignored.
This sign is marked on items that are EXTREMELY LIKELY to cause
death or serious injury.
This sign is marked on items that are HIGHLY LIKELY to cause death
or serious injury.
This sign is marked on items that are LIKELY to cause serious injury
and material damage.
The following are some of the symbols used throughout this manual.
Pay attention and handle
the item with EXTRA care.
DO NOT DISMANTLE
or repair by yourself.
KEEP FLAMMABLE
ITEMS AWAY.
Banned items or actions.
Be careful.
Flammable item.
MUST STRICTLY COMPLY
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
!
!
!
DO NOT TOUCH!
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CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2
Take Caution When Gas Leak
4
Contact and report the leakage to
your authorised Zenne dealer.
DEALER
CONSUMER
Open all windows and doors
to ventilate the cooking area.
3
DO NOT ignite or switch
on any electrical products
if a gas leak has been
detected.
1
Turn off and unplug the regulator from the
gas cylinder.
( Only applicable
in Malaysia )
UNPLUG
Zenne Regulator
(
ZR2017BT & ZR2018BB ）
2
DANGER
!
Ruptured gas hose
Soap solution
Damaged
Area On
Gas Hose
Detected
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Split ends
Peelings
Pin hole
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Detecting A Gas Leak
To detect any gas leaks, apply soap solution onto the gas hose. If bubbles are seen appearing from the hose, this is a sign that
it needs to be changed. Remember to check your gas hose regularly.
Gas leaks can occur due to defects
with the gas hose as shown below.
1 2
Warranty Validity & Original Parts
DO NOT dismantle or replace the original parts of the gas
cooker with other accessories or additional gas ttings.
This may not only invalid its warranty but can also cause
DANGER to the user.
Safety
DO NOT leave
the gas cooker
unattended
while in use.
Turn OFF
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In the event of a gas leak, turn
off the gas cooker immediately.

Control Flame Size
Control the ame so that it does not exceed the pan size.
Flame exceeding the pan size may cause high heat to the
handle and this will cause burn, re etc.
3
WARNING
!
Adult Supervision Failure to Ignite During Inspection
DO NOT place your face near the burner when igniting the
gas cooker or while troubleshooting an ignition failure.
KEEP A
DISTANCE
DO NOT allow children to operate the gas cooker without
adult supervision.
Take extra caution if there are children in the household
who may wander into the cooking area and touch the gas
cooker while it is still hot.
Accidents can happen.
Glass Top ( for GST211)
DO NOT place sharp or heavy tools on the glass top.
It may cause cracks or scratches to the glass top.
glass
top
DO NOT place or use the gas
cooker near ammable items or
walls as res or explosions may
occur. These items include
matches, gas canisters etc.
DO NOT place the gas cooker
near plastic objects as it is highly
likely that the heat generated by
the gas cooker may cause these
items to melt and deform.
Flammable Items
Plastic Container
Easily Deformed
Placement of Gas Cylinder
DO NOT place the gas cylinder
in a heated area.
DO NOT place the gas cylinder lying on its
side or standing upside down.
Ensure that the gas cylinder is
standing upright and is placed in
a cool and well-ventilated area.

Gas Cooker Placement
Install the gas cooker on a solid and level surface.
Surface
is not level
CAUTION
!
4
GAS COOKER INSTALLATION
Gas Cooker Placement
Rubber Mat
Cooking Liquid Dish
Fill up to this
level ONLY.
DO NOT ll the cooking utensil to the brim
when preparing soups or stews. It may
overow and extinguish the ame.
For gas cookers without any safety sensors,
the gas will continue to ow, which may be
dangerous. Overspilled liquid may also
cause damages to internal components.
Direct Grilling
Top View
(min.
15 cm)
(min. 15 cm)
Wall
Wall
Front View
(min. 100 cm)
Ceiling
(min.
15 cm)
Wall
Place the gas cooker away from
the wall and ceiling according
to the minimum required
distance shown in these
diagrams.
Surface
is level
Install the gas cooker in a dry area.
Humidity may damage the gas cooker
and shorten the product’s lifespan.
KEEP
DRY!
DO NOT touch the top plate, trivet etc.
during or immediately after cooking.
CAUTION !
HOT AREA !
DO NOT
TOUCH !
CAUTION !
HOT AREA !
DO NOT
TOUCH !
Hot Temperature
DO NOT install the gas cooker inside any moving vehicle i.e. boat, van etc. This may cause
re and other damages if used in an environment with constant and serious vibrations.
To prevent an accidental re, DO NOT
place the gas cooker on a rubber mat.
DO NOT grill food directly on the burner.
Wire mesh
Aluminium drip
tray
Stainless steel /
Metal plate

5
GAS COOKER INSTALLATION
Gas Hose Connection
Ensure that the gas hose
is not in contact with any
part of the gas cooker
while cooking.
Gas Type
Example:
KGS-201C-S L.P. Gas Case Side
Use only the type of gas
specied on the side label.
If the type of gas used is incorrect,
it can cause combustion, carbon
monoxide poisoning, re, and
other hazards.
Hose Clip
Rubber
Hose
End of G-Pipe marked in red
Gas Hose Installation
DO NOT diversify the gas supply line. This may cause gas leaks,
which can results in an explosion or gas intoxication. ONLY use an
approved gas hose. Do not use a PVC hose as it has low heat
resistance. Minimise hose joining and avoid using “Y” or “T”
connector.The connection of the gas cooker MUST be performed
by a qualied person according to L.P. Gas standards.
Fit the certied ZENNE LPG hose ( BS3212 : MS2086 ) tightly over
the end of the gas supply line and secure it with a hose clip. If the
rubber hose is not secured tightly, it may cause a gas leak or even
an explosion.
Ensure that the gas hose is cut to the correct length (less than 2 m)
and not bent during installation.
( ONLY Applicable
in Malaysia )
Gas hose is too short. The stress and tension caused
by stretching may break the gas hose in the long term.
The hose connection at either the regulator or behind
the gas cooker can easily be loosened.
A sharp bend on the gas hose can
affect gas ow. The affected section
may crease, wrinkle or even puncture.
Hose entangled in loops. This may
slow down gas ow.
Bending, twisting or stretching may break the gas hose and cause a gas leak.
Gas Hose Replacement
Remove 50mm off hose end.
5
0
m
m
PLEASE
PAY ATTENTION
TO THE
CONNECTIONS
Ensure that all connections
are secured with a hose clip.
Hose clip
Zenne
Regulator
(ZR2017BT & ZR2018BB)
(ONLY Applicable in Malaysia)
Hose & Clip
Rotary Inlet
(Behind gas cooker)
• It is recommended for the gas hose to be
replaced every three years.
When replacing gas hose, trim off 50mm
from the connecting end of the new hose
(as shown in the diagram).
This is to prevent any loose connections
that may cause gas leak.
• Sometimes, the end of the connecting
hose may have been overtightened or
torn. Thus, the part would have weakened
or lost its durability and elasticity in the
long term.
Perform a leak test on the
connections after changing
the hose to avoid any gas
leaks. (Please refer to Page 2
on ‘Detecting A Gas Leak’)
Gas
hose
clips
Gas
hose
clips
‘ Y ’ - connector
‘ T ’ - connector
Gas
hose
ModelNo.
ForLP Gas
GasConsumption:
19.05.000001
7.20kW
2.8kPa
KGS201C-S
TableTop
Zenne
ZenneInfinitySdn. Bhd.
Lot1863,Jalan Kolej,
43300SeriKembangan,
Selangor,Malaysia.
MadeinMalaysia
030519
SIRIM
MS1535:
PART2: 2002
PC004178
9555412 402801
Model No.
For LP Gas
Gas Consumption:
19.05.000001
7.20kW
2.8kPa
KGS201C-S
Table Top
Zenne
Zenne Infinity Sdn. Bhd.
Lot 1863, Jalan Kolej,
43300 Seri Kembangan,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Made in Malaysia
030519
SIRIM
MS1535:
PART 2 : 2002
PC004178
9555412 402801
Model No.
For LP Gas
Gas Consumption:
19.05.000001
7.20kW
2.8kPa
KGS201C-S
TableTop
Zenne
ZenneInfinity Sdn. Bhd.
Lot1863, Jalan Kolej,
43300Seri Kembangan,
Selangor,Malaysia.
Madein Malaysia
030519
SIRIM
MS1535:
PART2 : 2002
PC004178

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KGS, KGT, KBR, KDi & GST MODELS (TURN TYPE)
•KGS101B • KGS101C
•KGS201C • KGS204A • KGS205S
•KGS208C • KGS208M • KGS209VS
•KGS301A • KGS301C • SS309
•KGS401A • KGS401C
•KGT301B • KGT301B-SS
•KGT401B
•KDi106 • KDi106C • KDi201C
• KDi106D •KDi201D
• GST211
•KGS501C
• KGS512-S
• KGT501B
3
2
5
4
6
1
3
6
5
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Part Name
1. Top
2. Glass Top
3. Burner Cap
4. Small Burner Cap
5. Trivet
6. Knob
Without Safety Sensor With Safety Sensor
KGS, KGT,
& KDi
(Turn Type)
GST
(Turn Type)
KLS206V
(Turn Type)
KLS216V
(Turn Type)
6
1
3
5
4
KTM MODELS (TURN TYPE)
Without Safety Sensor
•KTM401S
•KTM701S
• Not Available
With Safety Sensor
KTM
(Turn Type)
• KGC11A
• KGC11C
• KGC12A
• KGC12C
3
6
4
6
5
1
4
1
3
KGC & KTC MODELS (TURN TYPE)
Without Safety Sensor
•KGC16A
•KGC16C
• KTC18S
• SS19
With Safety Sensor
KGC
(Turn Type) KTC
(Turn Type)
3
1
6
5
MODEL KLS (TURN TYPE)
Without Safety Sensor
•KLS206V • Not Available
•KLS216V
With Safety Sensor
1
5
3
6

• Safety Sensor (Only applicable for models
equipped with this device)
7
PLACEMENT OF PARTS
The CORRECT way of positioning a Small Burner Cap.
DISENGAGED
Gap created
due to tilting
of cap.
CORRECT TILTED
If the Small Burner Cap is placed in a tilted or disengaged
position during use, abnormal burning may occur.
* A cap is normally dened as a lid or cover. Therefore, the burner
cap functions as a cover for the burner body.
When placing the burner cap, ensure that it is positioned correctly
and not positioned at a tilted or disengaged position.
Gently press the burner cap downwards so that it comfortably
covers the burner body before use. When the burner cap is in
position, rotate it until it is sitting neatly on the burner body. If the
burner cap is not placed correctly, it will be difficult to rotate. The
rotational movement ensures that the burner cap is sitting neatly
on the burner body. In this position, the burner cap thoroughly
covers the entire burner body perfectly, leaving no gap for gas
leaks.
When the burner cap is positioned correctly, incidents that could
damage the burner such as re jetting profusely
from the burner body will not occur.
Guiding Pin
(The small
rectangular
protruding
prole)
Small
Burner
Cap
Cavity
(The small rectangular
recess for
Guiding Pin to sit on)
• Placement of the Burner Caps
Burner Body
Burner Ring
Burner Cap
Reminder:
Failure to follow these rules will result in gas escaping from the
burner. In the long term, the intense heat will cause severe
damage to the gas cooker during combustion.
This ame failure device reacts to the
temperature of the ame, as it detects
the heat from the ames produced.
When the ames are extinguished due to blowing
wind or overow, the sensor picks up the change in
temperature and
the ame failure
device starts to
function. It cuts
off the gas supply
automatically within
a minute. Remember
to turn the knob back
to “OFF” position.
If you wish to continue
using the gas cooker, please
make sure that the slits of
the burner cap are not blocked
by any spillage. Then, re-ignite the
gas cooker.
WIND
OVERFLOW
REQUEST:
Clean up spillage on the ame failure device and burner cap before igniting the gas cooker
again. (Otherwise, it may cause ignition failure.)
CAUTION:
If the ame does not ignite after 15 seconds, switch off the burner and open a nearby
window or door. Wait at least one minute before trying to switch the burner back on.
WARNING:
Although the gas cooker is well equipped with ame failure device, it is highly recommended
that the user should not leave the unit unattended when in use.
Burner
ring
Burner
cap
Burner cap E
Ignitor
plug

Flame intensity will not
accurately match illustrations
on the flame indicator.
CAUTION :
!
TURNING ON
THE GAS COOKER
TURNING OFF
THE GAS COOKER
1. 3.
• Gas cookers without SAFETY SENSOR:
i. Push in the ignition knob fully.
ii. Turn anti-clockwise towards
the [ON] position.
•Gas cookers with SAFETY SENSOR:
i. Push and turn anti-clockwise
towards the [ON] position.
(hold down for 5 seconds)
•Turn the ignition knob clockwise
towards the [OFF] position.
You will then hear a ‘CLICK’ sound.
This is a signal that the gas cooker
has been correctly turned off.
NOTE :
Sometimes, a “POP” sound can
be heard when the burner is
turned off. This is normal.
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• Release the knob and check if the
flame has been ignited. If no flame is
detected, turn the knob to [OFF]
position and repeat the above steps.
• When the burner has been ignited,
adjust the knob to achieve the
desired ame intensity.
Note:
It will take longer for ignition to occur
if the gas cooker has not been used
for installed for a long period of time.
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CONTROLLING
THE FLAME
2.
• Small Burner Cap
& Main Burner :
• Small Burner Cap
& BurnerCap :
• Small Burner Cap
& Burner Cap :
• Lowest flame setting.
• Small Burner Cap : MEDIUM FLAME
•
Burner Cap: LOW FLAME
T
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No
Flame
Zone
OPERATING THE IGNITION (TURN TYPE)
• Small Burner Cap: LOW FLAME
• Burner Cap: NO FLAME
MEDIUM TO HIGH
OR HIGHEST FLAME
LOW TO MEDIUM
OR MEDIUM FLAME
LOW TO NO
OR NO FLAME
8
LEGEND :
High Flame
Low Flame
Medium Flame
Small
Burner Cap
Burner
Cap

9
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Note:
Wear safety gloves when cleaning
and carrying out maintenance
to avoid injury.
•PVC / Metal Brush
• Alkaline detergent / Petrol / Corrosive
or Bleaching Material
DO NOT USE:
Top
TIPS:
If the gas cooker will
not be used for some
time, keep the burner
clean and cover the
gas inlet to prevent
build-up of dust or
spider webs etc.. This
may lead to ignition
problems when you
try to use at a later
time.
- DO NOT place metal sheets, wire gause
or aluminium plates on top of the burner
for cooking purposes as this will cause
irremovable stains on the top plate.
- Use a soft cloth or soft sponge with
mild or neutral detergents to wipe the
top plate.
- DO NOT use a PVC or metal brush to
clean it.
- DO NOT use alkaline detergent,
petrol, corrosive or bleaching material.
These cleaning materials may
permanently damage the surface
nishing (non-stick coating and
stainless steel material).
Use a soft brush to remove
any dirt or food residue
covering the tip of the
sensor.
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2
Auxiliary Trivet (Usage & Caution)
USAGE:
The auxiliary trivet is used when the base of the pan
or wok size utilised during cooking is too small to be
supported by the main trivet. Hence, this optional
part is used to provide extra support.
Should the auxiliary iron trivet be used during cooking, please DO NOT turn the knob
to the maximum ame. The intense heat from the ame may soften and burn the trivet
until its surface turns red hot.
USE : DO NOT USE :
CAUTION :
• Burner Cap: LOW Flame
• Small Burner Cap: STANDARD Flame
Trivet
Wipe and clean the trivet
regularly to prevent corrosion.
If the tip of the sensor is covered up with food residue caused by burnt overow, porridge and
so on, please DO NOT use rough metal scour or scrapper to clean it as this may dent and spoil
the sensitivity of the sensor’s tip.
Turn the ignition knob back to ‘OFF’ position (Step 1), and DO NOT attempt to reignite the gas
cooker. Use only soft brush, sponge or soft cloth with warm water and dishwashing detergent
(Step 2). Wipe off the dirt or food residue covering the tip of the sensor prior to igniting the gas
cooker again (Step 3) .
Flame Failure Device
Soft
cloth
Glass Top ( for GST211)
When cleaning tempered
glass top, wipe it with a
soft, damp cloth and mild
detergent.
DO NOT use metallic sponge,
sharp chisel or scraper to
clean the glass surface when
removing sticky food residue.
This may create scratch marks.
Gasoline
Alkaline
Detergent
Polisher
Rigid Nylon
Brush
Thinner
Metal
Scrubber
• Burner Cap: Highest Flame
• Small Burner Cap: Highest Flame

Burner Body & Burner Cap
- Type A: - Type B: (Model: KLS216V)
Burner
body
- Use a soft cloth or soft sponge to clean
the burner body. As dirt or oxidised
material may be difficult to remove,
using a softer brush may produce better
results.
- Always keep the burner and its
surroundings clean to prevent ignition
problems.
Burner body
Burner cap
Burner cap
Recommended to clean
with a soft brush under
running water.
Do not knock or bump it
against hard surfaces in
an attempt to remove
dirt. The burner cap may
become dented or
damaged.
After washing the burner cap, ensure
that they are completely dry before
putting them back onto the gas cooker.
If the ame becomes uneven,
clean the slits of the burner,
which may be clogged with
dirt, by using a needle. Do
not attempt to widen the
slits of the burner cap.
Doing so may cause irregular
combustion and explosion.
DO NOT REMOVE the
burner body from the
unit.
10
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

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i. Turn the knob to the “OFF” position.
Press down the knob fully and turn it
anti-clockwise slowly. Hold it down for
a few seconds until the ame is ignited.
ii. Turn on the gas valve.
iii. Turn the knob on and off a few times
to remove the trapped air.
iv. Replace the gas tank.
v. Remove the dirt and clean these
parts thoroughly.
vi. Send the gas cooker to the nearest
authorised Zenne dealer for servicing.
(Replace the old hose in case of any
sludge build-up)
vii. Contact our service team to reposition
the safety sensor.
1. Dicult to ignite or
ame is easily cut o
PROBLEMS &
OBSERVATIONS
POSSIBLE
CAUSES SOLUTIONS
i. Remove the dirt and clean these
parts thoroughly.
ii. Replace the gas tank.
iii. Clean the cap with i.e. a soft brush.
iv. Ensure that the burner cap is correctly
placed back in position.
v. Switch off the humidier.
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
2. i. Unstable ame
ii. Yellow ame
iii. Flame cut o
during operation
iv. Abnormal and
extra sounds
v. The ames become
yellowish due to the
calcium contents in
the vapourised water.
i. The ignition knob is either not
pressed downward properly.
ii. Main gas valve is not turned on.
iii. It takes longer time to ignite
especially in the morning. Air
may be trapped in the gas hose.
iv. Air is trapped in the gas hose when
the gas tank is either empty or
almost empty.
v. Safety sensor/ ignition pin/
burner is dirty.
vi. Control valve is blocked by
a build-up of impurities originating
from inside the gas cylinder.
vii. Safety sensor may be incorrectly
assembled or positioned.
Safety sensor / ignition pin /
burner is dirty.
The gas tank is empty or almost
empty.
Slits of the burner cap are clogged.
The burner cap is not capped
properly.
Humidier is being used in or near
the cooking area in the same room.
3. i. Detection of gas
odour
i. Check and ensure that the hose is
properly installed.
ii. Replace the damaged hose with a
new hose.
Gas hose is not properly connected.
Cracks or pin holes on the hose.
i.
ii.
TROUBLESHOOTING

MODELS KGS101B & KGS101C KGS201C & KGS209VS KGS204A & KGS205S KGS208C KGS208M
Product Type
Product Weight (kg)
Gas Type
Safety Device
Ignition Piezo Electric
Turn Type
700 X 138 X 426 700 X 148 X 426 700 X 148 X 426600 X 138 X 420
3.73.8 4.0 4.0
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
4.2
Ø9.5mm Rubber Hose
N / A
Gas Consumption,
(kW)
Left
Right
Total
3.3
3.3
6.6
N / A
Natural Gas
3.6
3.6
7.2
L.P. Gas
3.6
3.6
7.2
Natural Gas
N / A
L.P. Gas
3.6
3.6
7.2
Natural Gas
3.6
4.1
7.7
L.P. Gas
3.6
3.7
7.3
3.6
4.1
7.7
3.6
3.7
7.3
Natural GasL.P. Gas
Gas Inlet
Product Dimensions
WxHxD (mm)
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
MODELS KGT401B KGT501B
Product Type
Product Weight (kg)
Gas Type
Safety Device
Ignition Piezo Electric
Turn Type
6.5
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
5.9
Ø9.5mm Rubber Hose
N / A
Gas Consumption,
(kW)
Left
Right
Total
Natural GasL.P. Gas
4.5
4.5
9.0
Natural GasL.P. Gas Natural GasL.P. Gas
N / A
KDi106, KDi106C
& KDi106D
700 X 138 X 420
3.8
2.8
3.1
5.9
Natural GasL.P. Gas
Gas Inlet
Product Dimensions
WxHxD (mm)
KGT301B
700 X 157 X 426
5.4
3.6
4.5
8.1
N / A
KGT301B-SS
5.4
3.6
4.5
8.1
N / A N / A
4.5
4.5
9.0
N / A
MODELS KGC11A & KGC11C KGC12A & KGC12C SS19 KGC16A & KGC16C KTC18S
Product Type
Product Weight (kg)
Gas Type
Safety Device
Ignition Piezo Electric
Turn Type
300 X 141 X 420 300 X 145 X 420 300 X 142 X 420 320 X 193 X 433300 X 145 X 420
2.3 2.4 4.5
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
2.32.1
Ø9.5mm Rubber Hose
N / A
Gas Consumption,
(kW) 3.6 N / A
Natural GasL.P. Gas
4.5
Natural Gas
N / A
L.P. Gas
4.5
Natural Gas
N / AN / A
L.P. Gas
4.5 N / A5.8
Natural GasL.P. Gas
Gas Inlet
Product Dimensions
WxHxD (mm)
MODELS KGS301A & KGS301C KGS401A & KGS401C KGS501C
Product Type
Product Weight (kg)
Gas Type
Safety Device
Ignition Piezo Electric
Turn Type
700 X 148 X 426
5.5
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
4.44.3
Ø9.5mm Rubber Hose
N / A
Gas Consumption,
(kW)
Left
Right
Total
3.6
4.5
8.1
3.6
4.8
8.4
SS309
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
4.3
3.6
4.5
8.1
3.6
4.8
8.4
Natural Gas
4.8
4.8
9.6
L.P. Gas
4.5
4.5
9.0
Natural GasL.P. Gas
4.5
4.5
9.0
4.8
4.8
9.6
Natural GasL.P. Gas
Gas Inlet
Product Dimensions
WxHxD (mm)
GST211
690 X 155 X 420
7.2
N / A
3.2
3.2
6.4
KLS206V
620 X 119 X 404
3.8
N / A
3.6
3.6
7.2
KLS216V
620 X 119 X 404
4.6
N / A
2.5
3.0
5.5
Natural GasL.P. Gas
KDi201C & KDi201D
N / A
700 X 138 X 420
3.8
3.1
3.1
6.2
MODELS KTM401S
Product Type
Product Weight (kg)
Gas Type
Safety Device
Ignition Piezo Electric
Turn Type
700 X 180 X 433
7.7
L.P. Gas Natural Gas
Ø9.5mm Rubber Hose
N / A
Gas Consumption,
(kW)
Left
Right
Total
Natural GasL.P. Gas
N / A
5.3
5.3
10.6
Gas Inlet
Product Dimensions
WxHxD (mm)
KTM701S
700 X 195 X 433
8.2
5.3
5.8
11.1
N / A
Natural GasL.P. Gas Natural GasL.P. Gas

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
2. Parts & Installations
3. Gas Connection
1. Type of Gas
ii. Is the installation being carried out according to
the required distance?
iii. Are the burner caps and trivets placed correctly?
5. Location Is the gas cooker installed on a secured and levelled
platform or surface?
6. Ventilation Is there adequate ventilation in the cooking area for
the gas cooker to perform at an optimum level?
4. Distance of Flammable
Objects from Gas Cooker
Is the gas cooker installed far from ammable
materials?
i. Are there any missing parts or accessories?
i. Is the gas hose connecting the gas cooker and
gas supply properly and securely connected?
ii. Are there any leaks from the gas hose?
i. Does the type of gas comply with the type stated
on the sticker pasted at the side of the gas cooker?
CHECKLIST:
INSPECTION AFTER INSTALLATION
Burner
Right
Left
Total
Burner
Right
Left
(Comply with TUV Standards)
Nozzle/Injector Size,
(Ømm)
Gas Consumption,
kW (kg/h)
Le
Burner Right
Town Gas
LP Gas
Gas Pressure
(mbar)
120
Maximum Minimum
280 170
280 170
120
Use of Auxiliary Trivet (Adaptor)
Ø9.5mm gasspecic rubber hose
PT ¼Thread (mate)
Pan size which are best used on Hob unit (Ømm)
Gas Connecting Tube
MODELS
Product Type
Product Dimensions (mm)
Safety Device
Ignition
Product Weight (kg)
WxHxD
Main
1.0
1.0
Small
0.43
0.43
Pilot
0.55
0.55
Main
2.8
2.8
Small
1.1
1.1
Pilot
1.2
1.2
30 10
9.0
8.8
4.5
4.4
4.5
4.4
4.5
Flame Failure Device
Piezo Electric
700x157x426
(Up to Trivet Height)
LP Gas
Town Gas
Turn type
KGS 512-S

NOTES
WARRANTY
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY :
Thank you for purchasing a Zenne product. We warranty the provision of complimentary repairs of Zenne Table Top Cooker for a
period of 12 months from the date of purchase subject to the terms and conditions listed below.
1. This warranty only applies to those product(s) purchased directly, for domestic use in Malaysia, from Zenne authorised
dealers as are particularised in Zenne’s website: https://www.zenne.my/, where the product is supplied by Zenne Innity
Sdn. Bhd. Zenne does not provide standard warranty for any purchases made from any online platform and or
unauthorised dealers.
2. This warranty covers manufacturing defects or failures to normal usage within the specied warranty period.
Zenne Innity Sdn. Bhd. or its authorised service dealers, will at its discretion either repair or replace the defective parts of
the product without charge. All replacement parts under this warranty shall become the property of Zenne Innity Sdn. Bhd.
3. This warranty card is not replaceable if it is lost or misplaced.
4. Faulty Zenne Table Top Cooker can be sent to Zenne Innity Sdn. Bhd. or its authorised dealers for repair. Consumers will
be responsible for any transportation costs associated with any necessary repair services conducted at the consumer’s
premise.
The conditions not covered under this warranty, are:
(a) Damage caused by household pests, res, natural disasters, oods or pollution.
(b) Any damage or defects incurred by unauthorised repair services, improper installation, unauthorised modication or
alteration, misuse, negligence, riot and accident.
(c) The product is damaged due to commercial usage (Warranty covers the products intended for personal household usage
only).
(d) Defects caused as a result of the consumer failing to follow instructions as stated in the user manual, etc. not performing
proper cleaning and maintenance method.
(e) Damage of external nishing (discolouring after prolong usage), accessories and removable and / or breakable items i.e.
battery, knobs, enamelled / chromed stainless steel surface coating or nishing.
Note:
You are required to present the warranty card together with the purchase receipt or refer to its production date for your
warranty service. Zenne Innity Sdn Bhd or its authorized service dealer reserves the rights to decline any warranty claim
should one or both documents fail to be presented. If you require any further assistance and/or information, please contact
any of our authorized dealers.

Zenne Innity Sdn. Bhd. (560198-X)
Lot 1863, Jalan Kolej, 43300 Seri Kembangan,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] Website: www.zenne.com.my
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WARRANTY REGISTRATION
( ONLY APPLICABLE FOR MALAYSIA )
Customer’s Name :
Tel No. House :
Product :
Model :
Serial No :
Email Address :
Address :
Zenne Innity Sdn. Bhd. (560198-X)
Lot 1863, Jalan Kolej,
43300 Seri Kembangan,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]om.my
Website: www.zenne.com.my
Handphone :
Identity Card (IC) No :
(To be completed by dealer)
Dealer’s name and address (Stamp)
Date Month Year
Date of Purchase
WARRANTY CARD TO BE RETAINED BY CUSTOMER