What to do if my Aspes AGW3600N Cooktop smells like gas?
If you smell gas, stop using the product, close the middle valve, and open the window to ventilate the area. Contact our service center using a phone from outside the building, as there may be a gas leakage.
Why is my Aspes AGW3600N Cooktop flame going out during use?
The flame might be going out because the flame supervision device is contaminated, or the product being cooked has boiled over and extinguished the flame, or a strong draught may have blown the flame out. Clean the flame supervision device. If food boiled over, turn off the burner knob, wait one minute, and reignite the zone. If there's a draught, turn off the zone and check the cooking area for draughts, such as open windows, wait one minute, and reignite the zone.
Why is my Aspes Cooktop badly ignited?
Your Aspes Cooktop might be igniting poorly because the gas supply isn't fully open, the burner lid is badly assembled, the ignition plug is contaminated, the burners are wet, or the holes in the flame spreader are clogged. Open the gas supply completely, assemble the lid correctly, wipe any alien substance from the ignition plug with a dry cloth, carefully dry the burner lids, or clean the flame spreader.
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