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Waterford 60cm Dual Fuel User Manual

Waterford 60cm Dual Fuel
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STAINLESS STEEL COOKER
To be installed by a trained and competent person
INSTALLATION & OPERATING MANUAL
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Waterford 60cm Dual Fuel Specifications

General IconGeneral
Fuel TypeDual Fuel
Width60 cm
Number of Ovens1
Number of Gas Burners4
GrillYes
ClockYes
TimerYes
Energy RatingA

Summary

Introduction

Notes on Safety

Oven Door Safety

Keep children away from the hot oven door glass to prevent burns.

First Use of the Oven

Operate the oven empty for 30 minutes to remove production residues.

Main Gas Tap Operation

Always turn off the mains gas tap after use and check the hose.

Flame Cap and Burner Positioning

Ensure flame caps are correctly positioned to avoid burner damage.

Flame Cap Covers

These decorative covers do not affect appliance operation.

Electric Hotplates Usage

Use pans with a flat base of the correct size for electric hotplates.

Warming Compartment Safety

Do not place flammable materials in the compartment below the oven.

Installation Instructions

Ventilation Requirements

Ensure the room is well-ventilated for proper gas combustion and operation.

Appliance Positioning

Maintain minimum distances from walls and overhead surfaces for safe operation.

Gas Connection Methods

Details on connecting using rigid pipe, rubber hose, or metal hose.

Gas Cylinder Connection

Procedure for connecting to a gas cylinder with a pressure reducer.

Electrical Connection and Safety

Electrical Supply Requirements

Appliance requires 230V AC, 50Hz supply, installed by a qualified electrician.

Replacing Power Supply Lead

Procedure for safely disconnecting and replacing the cooker's power lead.

Protective Film Removal

Carefully remove protective film before operation; use soapy water for residue.

Fitting Adjustable Feet

Instructions on how to fit and screw in the adjustable feet at the base.

Adapting Cooker to Different Gases

Injector Replacement

Procedure for replacing injectors to adapt the cooker for different gas types.

Primary Air Settings Adjustment

Guidance on adjusting primary air intake gaps for different burner types.

Minimum Gas Setting Regulation

Procedure to regulate the minimum burner flame setting using a screwdriver.

Maintenance Procedures

Greasing Taps or Thermostats

Steps to lubricate stiff taps or thermostats for smooth operation.

Changing the Oven Lamp

Instructions for safely replacing a burnt-out oven lamp.

Removing the Oven Door

Detailed steps on how to remove and reassemble the oven door.

Operating Instructions

Hob Burner Ignition

How to ignite gas hob burners using the knob and ignition switch.

Switching on the Grill Element

Activating the grill element; note it cannot be used with the oven burner.

Using the Rotisserie

Properly impaling food on the spit and balancing for rotisserie cooking.

Electric Hotplates Operation

How to switch on electric hotplates and their 5 power setting positions.

Miniaturised Electronic Programmer

Understanding Programmer Symbols

Explanation of symbols like 'A', cookpot, and relay output.

Semi-automatic Operation

Setting cooking end time or duration for semi-automatic oven operation.

Fully Automatic Operation

Setting cooking duration and end time for fully automatic cooking programmes.

Minute Minder Function

Using the minute minder to set time intervals with audible signals.

Programmer Functions and Error Handling

Manual Operation

How to manually switch on oven relay contacts.

Setting Time of Day

Procedure for setting the current time of day on the programmer.

Programme Start and Verification

How a set programme is carried out and how to verify its status.

Setting Error Identification

Indicators for incorrect settings, including audible signal and flashing 'A'.

Cancelling a Programme

How to cancel a set cooking programme.

Electric Oven Functions

Oven Control and Thermostat

How the oven thermostat controls temperature and heating elements.

Oven Light

Explanation of when the oven light switches on.

Temperature Settings

Numerical indication of temperature from 0 to 250°C.

Heating Element Modes

Using top element only, bottom element only, or grill element.

Using the Rotisserie

How to start the rotisserie using the corresponding switch.

Multifunction Oven Modes

Conventional Static Oven

Heat from above/below, needs preheating; good for cakes, pizzas, bread.

Fan Oven Operation

Even heat distribution from element and fan; suitable for multiple shelves.

Defrosting Function

Fan-only mode to thaw food quickly.

Central Grill

For small amounts of food, low energy consumption.

Double Grill

For grilling over a wide area.

Double Grill with Fan

Combines fan and grill elements for cooking large items.

Bottom Element with Fan

Even heat distribution from below for slow, gentle cooking.

Oven Safety Precautions

Oven Door Closure

The oven door must be closed during all cooking modes, including grill.

Thermostat Setting for Grill

Set thermostat to 250°C when using the grill or double grill with fan.

Common Cooking Precautions

Pre-cooking Checks

Check oven accessories and preheat for 15 minutes before cooking.

Minimizing Oven Door Opening

Avoid opening the oven door frequently for best results.

Grilling with Fat Collection

Place fat collection tray below the grating when grilling.

Cooking Guidelines

Single Oven Cooking Table

Shelf levels, temperatures, and times for various foods in a single oven.

Double Oven Cooking Table

Shelf levels, temperatures, and times for various foods in a double oven.

Cooking Guidelines Notes

Tips on using data as guidelines, adjusting for fan cooking, and shelf placement.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning Precautions

Disconnect power before cleaning; avoid abrasive materials.

Burner and Oven Cleaning

Regular cleaning prevents grease build-up, fumes, and malfunctions.

Approved Cleaning Products

Use soapy water; avoid steel blades, powder detergents, or acidic products.

Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage

Free repair or replacement for faulty parts within 2 years of purchase.

Warranty Conditions

Faults due to workmanship/material, reported within 2 years, proper installation.

Important Notice

Unauthorized alterations void the guarantee.