Beko KDG582 User Manual
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read
this
user
manual
first!
Dear
Customer,
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
Beko
product.
We
hope
that
you
get the
best
results
from
your
product
which
has
been
manufactured
with
high
quality
and
state-of-the-art
technology.
Therefore,
please
read
this
entire
user
manual
and
all
other
accompanying
documents
carefully
before
using
the
product
and
keep
it
as
a
reference
for
future
use.
If
you
handover
the
product
to
someone
else,
give
the
user
manual
as
well.
Follow
all
warnings
and
information
in
the
user
manual.
Remember
that
this
user
manual
is
also
applicable
for
several
other
models.
Differences
between
models
will
be
identified
in
the
manual.
Explanation
of
symbols
Throughout
this
user
manual
the
following
symbols
are
used:
Important
information
or
useful
hints
about
usage.
Warning
of
hazardous
situations
with
regard
to
life
and
property.
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Warning
of
electric
shock.
Warning
of
risk
of
fire.
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in
TURKEY
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This
product
was
manufactured
using
the
latest
technology
in
environmentally
friendly
conditions.
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Important
instructions
and
warnings
for
safety
and
environment
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How
to
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information
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baking,
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Troubleshooting
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9
Guarantee
Details
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3/EN
This
section
contains
safety
instructions
that
will
helo
protect
from
risk
of
personal
injury
or
property
damage.
Failure
to
follow
these
instructions
shall
void
any
warranty.
iiencec
use
GAUTION
@
This
appliance
is
designed
Tor
cooking
food
(baking,
roasting,
ariling
of
food
anc
defrosting)
and
is
intenced
for
indoor
domestic
household
and
static
nome
use
only,
@
[his
appliance
should
not be
usec
for
any
other
purpose
or
in
any
other
anolication,
such
as
for
non-comestic
use
or
in
a
commercial
environment.
@
in
adaition
this
apoance
is
nol
suitable
for
use
on
any
tyoe
of
boat
(offshore,
inland
walerway,
canal
boat
or
nousepoad,
caravans
or
motor
nomes.
installation
in
static
caravans
and
mobile
homes
is
permitiec.
@
incorrect
instalation
environments
wil
void
the
guarantee,
@
his
appliance
snould
not be
usec
for
warming
plates
under
the
ari,
orying
towels,
dish
cloins
etc.
by
nanging
nem
on
the
oven
coor
A/EN
nandies
or
for
room
neating
DUTpOSES.
The
manufacturer
shail
not be
jable
for
any
damage
caused
by
imoroper
use
or
handing.
General
safety
This
appliance
can
be
used
by
children
aged
from
8
years
and
above
and
persons
with
reduced
physical,
sensory
or
mental
capabilities
or
lack
of
experience
and
knowledge
If
they
have
been
given
supervision
or
instruction
concerning
use
of
the
appliance
in
a
Safe
way
and
understand
the
hazards
involved.
Children
shall
not
play
with
the
appliance.
Cleaning
and
user
maintenance
shall
not be
made
by
children
without
supervision.
The
appliance
is
not
to
be
used
by
persons
(including
children)
with
reduced
physical,
sensory
or
mental
capabilities,
or
lack
of
experience
and
knowledge,
unless
they
have
been
given
supervision
or
instruction.
Children
being
supervised
not
to
play
with
the
appliance.
lf
the
product
is
handed
over
to
someone
else
for
personal
use
or
second-hand
use
purposes,
the
user
manual,
product
labels
and
other
relevant
documents
and
parts
should
be
also
given.
Never
place
the
product
on
a
carpet-covered
floor.
Otherwise,
lack
of
airflow
beneath
the
product
will
cause
electrical
parts
to
overheat.
This
will
cause
problems
with
your
product.
Installation
and
repair
procedures
must
always
be
performed
by
Authorized
Service
Agents.
The
manufacturer
shall
not be
held
responsible
for
damages
arising
from
procedures
carried
out
by
unauthorized
persons
which
may
also
void
the
warranty.
Before
installation,
read
the
instructions
carefully.
Do
not
operate
the
product
if it
is
defective
or
has
any
visible
damage.
Ensure
that the
product
function
knobs
are
switched
off
after
every
USE.
safety
when
working
with
gas
Any
works
on
gas
equipment
and
systems may
only
be
carried
out
by
authorised
qualified
persons
who
are
Gas
Safe
registered.
Prior
to
the
installation,
ensure
that the
local
distribution
conditions
(nature
of
the
gas
and
gas
pressure)
and
the
adjustment
of
the
appliance
are
compatible.
This
appliance
is
not
connected
to
a
combustion
products
or
evacuation
device.
It
shall
be
installed
and
connected
in
accordance
with
current
installation
regulations.
Particular
attention
shall
be
given
to
the
relevant
requirements
regarding
ventilation;
See
Before
installation,
page
14
The
use
of
gas
cooking
appliance
results
in
the
production
of
heat
and
moisture
in
the
room
in
which
it
is
installed.
Ensure
that the
kitchen
Is
well
ventilated:
keep
natural
ventilation
holes
open
or
install
a
mechanical
ventilation
device
(mechanical
extractor
hood).
Prolonged
intensive
use
of
the
appliance
may
call
for
additional
ventilation,
for
example
increasing
the
level
of
the
mechanical
ventilation
where
present.
Gas
appliances
and
systems
must
be
regularly
checked
for
proper
functioning.
Regulator,
hose
and
its
clamp
must
be
checked
regularly
and
replaced
within
the
periods
recommended
by
its
manufacturer
or
when
necessary.
Clean
the
gas
burners
regularly.
The
flames
should
be
blue
and
burn
evenly.
Good
combustion
is
required
in
gas
appliances.
In
case
of
incomplete
combustion,
carbon
monoxide
(CO)
might
develop.
O/EN
Carbon
monoxide
is
a
colourless,
odourless
and
very
toxic
gas,
which
has
a
lethal
effect
even
in
very
small
doses.
Request
information
about
gas
emergency
telephone
numbers
and
safety
measures
in
case
of
gas
smell
from
you
local
gas
provider.
What
to
do
when
you
smell
gas
6/EN
Do
not
use
open
flame
or
do
not
smoke.
Do
not
operate
any
electrical
buttons
(e.g.
lamp
button,
door
bell
and
etc.)
Do
not
use
fixed
or
mobile
phones.
Risk
of
explosion
and
toxication!
Open
doors
and
windows.
Turn
off
all
valves
on
gas
appliances
and
gas
meter
at
the
main
control
valve,
unless
it's
in
a
confined
space
or
cellar.
Check
all
tubes
and
connections
for
tightness.
If
you
still
smell
gas
leave
the
property.
Warn
the
neighbours.
Call
the
fire-brigade.
Use
a
telephone
outside
the
house.
Call
the
Gas
Emergency
Services
immediately
on
0800
111
999.
If
you
have
door
or
gates
that
are
secured
by
an
electric
lock,
or
entry
phone,
please
open
these
manually.
Do
not
re-enter
the
property
until
you
are
told
It
is
safe
to
do
so.
Electrical
safety
lf
the
product
has
a
failure,
it
should
not be
operated
unless
it
is
repaired
by
an
Authorized
service
Agent.
There
is
the
risk
of
electric
shock!
Only
connect
the
product
to
a
grounded
outlet/line
with
the
voltage
and
protection
as
specified
in
the
“Technical
specifications’.
Have
the
grounding
installation
made
by
a
qualified
electrician
while
using
the
product
with
or
without
a
transformer.
Our
company
shall
not be
liable
for
any
problems
arising
due
to
the
product
not
being
earthed
in
accordance
with
the
local
regulations.
Never
wash
the
product
by
Spreading
or
pouring
water
onto
tt!
There
is
the
risk
of
electric
shock!
Never
touch
the
plug
with
wet
hands!
Never
unplug
by
pulling
on
the
cable,
always
pull
out
by
holding
the plug.
The
product
must
be
disconnected
during
installation,
maintenance,
cleaning
and
repairing
procedures.
lf
the
power
connection
cable
for
the
product
is
damaged,
it
must
be
replaced
by
the
manufacturer,
its
service
agent
or
similarly
qualified
persons
in
order
to
avoid
a
hazard.
The
appliance
must
be
installed
So
that
it
can
be
completely
disconnected
from
the
mains
supply.
[he
separation
must
be
provided
by
a
switch
built
into
the
fixed
electrical
installation,
according
to
construction
regulations.
Rear
surface
of
the
oven
gets
hot
when
it
is
in
use.
Make
sure
that
the
gas/electrical
connection
does
not
contact
the rear
surface:
otherwise,
connections
can
get
damaged.
Do
not
trap
the
mains
cable
between
the
oven
door
and
frame
and
do
not
route
it
over
hot
surfaces.
Otherwise,
cable
insulation
may
melt
and
cause
fire
as
a
result
of
short
circuit.
Any
work
on
electrical
equipment
and
systems
should
only
be
carried
out
by
authorized
and
qualified
persons.
In
case
of
any
damage,
switch
off
the
product
and
disconnect
it
from
the
mains.
To
do
this,
turn
off
the
fuse
at
home.
Make
sure
that
fuse
rating
Is
compatible
with
the
product.
Product
safety
WARNING:
The
appliance
and
its
accessible
parts
become
hot
during
use.
Care
should
be
taken
to
avoid
touching
heating
elements.
Children
less
than
8
years
of
age
shall
be
kept
away
unless
continuously
supervised.
Never
use
the
product
when
your
judgment
or
coordination
Is
impaired
by
the
use
of
alcohol
and/or
drugs.
Be
careful
when
using
alcoholic
drinks
in
your
dishes.
Alcohol
evaporates
at
high
temperatures
and
may
cause
fire
since
it
can
ignite
when
It
comes
into
contact
with
hot
surfaces.
Food
Poisoning
Hazard:
Do
not
let
food
sit
in
oven
for
more
than
1
hour
before
or
after
cooking.
Doing
so
can
result
in
food
poisoning
or
sickness.
Do
not
place
any
flammable
materials
close
to
the
product
as
the
sides
may
become
hot
during
use.
During
use
the
appliances
becomes
hot.
Care
should
be
taken
to
avoid
touching
heating
elements
inside
the
oven.
Keep
all
ventilation
slots
clear
of
obstructions.
Do
not
heat
closed
tins
and
glass
jars
in
the
oven.
The
pressure
that
would
build-up
in
the
tin/jar
may
cause
it
to
burst.
Do
not
place
baking
trays,
dishes
or
aluminium
foil
directly
onto
the
bottom
of
the
oven.
The
heat
accumulation
might
damage
the
bottom
of
the
oven.
7/EN
8/EN
Do
not
use
harsh
abrasive
cleaners
or
sharp
metal
scrapers
to
clean
the
oven
door
glass
since
they
can
scratch
the
surface,
which
may
result
in
shattering
of
the
glass.
Do
not
use
steam
cleaners
to
clean
the
appliance
as
this
may
cause
an
electric
shock.
(Varies
depending
on
the
product
model.)
Placing
the
wire
shelf
and
tray
onto
the
wire
racks
properly
It
is
important
to
place
the
wire
shelf
and/or
tray
onto
the
rack
properly.
Slide
the
wire
shelf
or
tray
between
2
rails
and
make
sure
that
it
is
balanced
before
placing
food
on
it
(Please
see
the
following
figure).
Do
not
use
the
product
if
the front
door
glass
removed
or
cracked.
Do
not
use
the
oven
handle
to
hang
towels
for
drying.
Do
not
hang
up
towel,
gloves,
or
similar
textile
products
when
the
grill
function
is
at
open
door.
Always
use
heat
resistant
oven
gloves
when
putting
in
or
removing
dishes
into/from
the
hot
oven.
Place
the
baking
paper
into
the
cooking
pot
or
on
to
the
oven
accessory
(tray,
wire
grill
etc)
together
with
the
food
and
then
insert
all
into
the
preheated
oven.
Remove
the
excess
parts
of
the
baking
paper
overflowing
from
the
accessory
or
the
pot
in
order
to
prevent
the
risk
of
touching
the
oven’s
heating
elements.
Never
use
the
baking
paper
in
an
operating
temperature
higher
than
the
indicated
value
for
the
baking
paper.
Do
not
place
the
baking
paper
directly
on
the
base
of
the
oven.
WARNING:
Ensure
that the
appliance
is
switched
off
before
replacing
the
lamp
to
avoid
the
possibility
of
electric
shock.
The
appliance
must
not be
installed
behind
a
decorative
door
in
order
to
avoid
overheating.
Product
must
be
placed
directly
on
the
floor.
It
must
not be
placed
onto
a
base
or
a
pedestal.
WARNING:
Unattended
cooking
on
a
hob
with
fat or
oil
can
be
dangerous
and
may
result
in
fire.
NEVER
try
to
extinguish
a
fire
with
water,
but
switch
off
the
appliance
and
then
cover
flame
e.g.
with
a
lid
or
a
fire
blanket.
CAUTION:
The
cooking
process
has
to
be
supervised.
A
short
term
cooking
process
has
to
be
supervised
continuously.
WARNING:
Danger
of
fire:
Do
not
Store
Items
on
the
cooking
surfaces.
Prevention
against
possible
fire
risk!
Ensure
all
electrical
connections
are
secure
and
tight
to
prevent
risk
of
arcing.
Do
not
use
damaged
cables
or
extension
cables.
Ensure
liquid
or
moisture
Is
not
accessible
to
the
electrical
connection
point.
To
prevent
gas
leakage
ensure
that the
gas
connection
is
sound.
safety
for
children
WARNING:
Accessible
parts
may
become
hot
during
use.
Young
children
should
be
kept
away.
The
packaging
materials
will
be
dangerous
for
children.
Keep
the
packaging
materials
away
from
children.
Please
dispose
of
all
parts
of
the
packaging
according
to
environmental
standards.
Electrical
and/or
gas
products
are
dangerous
to
children.
Keep
children
away
from
the
product
when
it
is
operating
and
do
not
allow
them
to
play
with
the
product.
An
additional
protective
means
to
avoid
contact
with
the
oven
door
is
available.
This
part
should
be
fitted
when
young
children
are
likely
to
be
present.
Do
not
place
any
items
above
the
appliance
that
children
may
reach
for.
When
the
door
is
open,
do
not
load
any
heavy
object
on
it
and
do
not
allow
children
to
sit
on
tt.
It
may
overturn
or
door
hinges
may
get
damaged.
9/EN
Disposing
of
the
old
product
Compliance
with
the
WEEE
Directive
and
Disposing
of
the
Waste
Product:
This
product
complies
with
EU
WEEE
Directive
(2012/19/EU).
This
product
bears
a
classification
symbol
for
waste
electrical
and
electronic
equipment
(WEEE),
This
product
has
been
manufactured
with
high
quality
parts
and
materials
which
can
be
reused
and
are
suitable
for
recycling.
Do
not
dispose
of
the
waste
product
with
normal
domestic
and
other
wastes
at
the
end
of
its
service
life.
Take
it
to
the
collection
center
for
the
recycling
of
electrical
and
electronic
equipment.
Please
consult
your
local
authorities
to
learn
about
these
collection
centers.
Compliance
with
RoHS
Directive:
The
product
you
have
purchased
complies
with
EU
RoHS
Directive
(201
1/65/EU).
It
does
not
contain
harmful
and
prohibited
materials
specified
in
the
Directive.
Package
information
e
—_
Packaging
materials
of
the
product
are
manufactured
from
recyclable
materials
in
accordance
with
our
National
Environment
Regulations.
Do
not
dispose
of
the
packaging
materials
together
with
the
domestic
or
other
wastes.
Take
them
to
the
packaging
material
collection
points
designated
by
the
local
authorities.
10/EN
Future
Transportation
e
—_
Keep
the
product's
original
carton
and
transport
the
product
in
it.
Follow
the
instructions
on
the
carton.
If
you
do
not
have
the
original
carton,
pack
the
product
in
bubble
wrap
or
thick
cardboard
and
tape
it
securely.
e
To
prevent
the
wire
grill
and
tray
inside
the
oven
from
damaging
the
oven
door,
place
a
strip
of
cardboard
onto
the
inside
of
the
oven
door
that
lines
up
with
the
position
of
the
trays.
Tape
the
oven
door
to
the
side
walls.
secure
the
caps
and
pan
supports
with
adhesive
tape.
e
Do
not
use
the
door
or
handle
to
lift
or
move
the
product.
BDo
not
place
any
objects
onto
the
product
and
amove
it
in
upright
position.
WCheck
the
general
appearance
of
your
product
aor
any
damages
that
might
have
occurred
during
transportation.
Overview
Oo
ort
Ww
Pe
—-
Burner
plate
Control
panel
Top
oven
door
Handle
Wire
shelf
Tray
— =
© ©
N
=
oO
Rating
plate
Main
oven
door
Handle
Lamp
Shelf
positions
Rwnrpm
Lamp
button
Normal
burner
Rear
left
Rapid
burner
Front
left
Auxiliary
burner
Front
right
CON
OM
O
6
f
8
Normal
burner
Rear
right
Main
oven
thermostat
knob
Top
oven
thermostat
knob
Ignition
button
11/EN
Package
contents
Accessories
supplied
can
vary
depending
on
athe
product
model.
Not
every
accessory
described
in
the
user
manual
may
exist
on
your
product.
1.
User
manual
2.
Small
oven
tray
Used
for
small
portions.
This
oven
tray
is
placed
onto
the
wire
shelf.
3.
Wire
Shelf
Used
for
roasting
and
for
placing
the
food
to
be
baked,
roasted
or
cooked
in
casserole
dishes
to
the
desired
rack.
Telescopic
racks
allow you
to
install
and
remove
the
trays
and
wire
shelf
easily.
When
using
the
tray
and
wire
shelf
with
telescopic
racks,
make
sure
that
the
pins
at
the
rear
section
of
the
telescopic
rack
stands
against
the
edges
of
the
wire
shelf
and
tray.
Wire
shelf
shield
metal
Can
be
used
for
roasting
and
as
deposit
for
baking,
roasting
and
casserole
dishes.
In
order
to
get
best
cooking
performance
it
should
be
used
together
with
the
wire
shelf
shield
metal
on
the
rear
side.
4,
Small
wire
shelf
It
is
placed
into
the
tray
(if
supplied)
in
order
to
collect
the
dripping
fat
while
grilling
so
that
the
oven
is
kept
clean.
5.
Placing
the
wire
shelf
and
tray
onto
the
telescopic
racks
properly
(This
feature
is
optional.
It
may
not
exist
on
your
product.)
12/EN
Metal
shield
Metal
shield
should
be
attached
on
the
rear-
upper
side
of
wire
shelf.
Use
the
wire
shelf
as
its
bended
side
positioned
on
the
front
of
the
cavity
and
turned
downside.
Technical
specifications
Technical
specifications
may
be
changed
qwithout
prior
notice
to
improve
the
quality
of
he
product.
idocumentation
accompanying
it
are
obtained
@
|
igures
in
this
manual
are
schematic
and
may
:
1
anot
exactly
match
your
product.
alues
stated
on
the
product
labels
or
in
the
in
laboratory
conditions
in
accordance
with
relevant
standards.
Depending
on
operational
and
environmental
conditions
of
the
product,
these
values
may
vary.
|
Injector
table
Product
must
be
installed
by
a
qualified
person
in
accordance
with
the
regulations
in
force.
The
manufacturer
shall
not be
held
responsible
for
damages
arising
from
procedures
carried
out
by
unauthorized
persons
which
may
also
void
the
warranty.
Preparation
of
location
and
electrical
and
gas
installation
for
the
product
is
under
customer’s
head
eSponsibility.
he
product
must
be
installed
in
accordance
ith
all
local
gas
and/or
electrical
regulations.
DANGER:
Prior
to
installation,
visually
check
if
the
'oroduct
has
any
defects
on
it.
If
so,
do
not
have
it
installed.
Damaged
products
cause
risks
for
your
safety.
Before
installation
To
ensure
that
critical
air
gaps
are
maintained
under
the
appliance,
we
recommend
that
this
appliance
is
mounted
on
a
solid
base
and
that
the
feet
do
not
sink
into
any
carpet
or
soft
flooring.
The
kitchen
floor
must
be
able
to
carry
the
weight
of
the
appliance
plus
the
additional
weight
of
cookware
and
bakeware
and
food.
If
the
range
is
placed
on
a
base,
measures
have
to
be
taken
to
prevent
the
appliance
slipping
from
the
base.
The
appliances
must
not be
installed
behind
a
decorative
door
in
order
to
avoid
overheating.
Ds
(*)
650
mm
min
|
—
400
mm
mi
---
=~
e
—_|t
can
be
used
with
cabinets
on
either
side
but
in
order
to
have
a
minimum
distance
of
400mm
above
hotplate
level
allow
a
side
clearance
of
65mm
between
the
appliance
and
any
wall,
partition
or
tall
cupboard.
e
—__|t
can
also
be
used
in
a
free
standing
position.
Allow
a
minimum
distance
of
650
mm
above
the
hob
surface.
e
—_(*)
If
a
cooker hood
is
to
be
installed
above
the
cooker,
refer
to
cooker
hood
manufacturer’
instructions
regarding
installation
height
(min
650
mm).
e
Movement
of
your
appliance
is
most
easily
achieved
by
lifting
the
front
as
follows
and
pulling
towards.
Open
the
top
oven
door
and
the
bottom
oven
door
sufficiently
to
allow
a
comfortable
grip
on
the
underside
front
edge
of
the
oven
roofs.
While
gripping,
it
should
be
avoided
to
damage
any
grill
elements
or
oven
interior
furniture.
e
The
appliance
corresponds
to
device
class
1,
1.¢.
it
may
be
placed
with
the
rear
and
one
side
to
kitchen
walls,
kitchen
furniture
or
equipment
of
any
size.
The
kitchen
furniture
or
equipment
on
the
other
side
may
only
be
of
the
same
size
or
smaller.
e
—
Any
kitchen
furniture
next
to
the
appliance
must
be
heat-resistant
(100
°C
min.).
Safety
chain
The
appliance
must
be
secured
against
overbalancing
by
using
the
supplied
two
safety
chains
on
your
oven.
Fasten
hook
(1)by
using
a
proper
peg
to
the
kitchen
wall
(6)
and
connect
safety
chain
(3)
to
the
hook
via
the
locking
mechanism
(2).
Stability
hook
Locking
mechanism
Safety
chain
(supplied
and
mounted
to
oven)
Firmlly
fix
chain
to
cooker
rear
Rear
of
cooker
Kitchen
wall
OorRr
wp
—
"™motability
chain
to
be
as
short
as
practicable
to
/
Javoid
oven
tilting
forward
and
diagonal
to
avoid
d#oven
side
tilting.
Cooker
stability
chain
for
cookers
not
designed
with
bracket
engagement
slot.
Room
ventilation
All
rooms
require
an
openable
window,
or
equivalent,
and
some
rooms
will
require
a
permanent
vent
as
well.
The
air
for
combustion
is
taken
from
the
room
air
and
the
exhaust
gases
are
emitted
directly
into
the
room.
Good room
ventilation
is
essential
for
safe
operation
of
your
appliance.
If
the
room
where
the
appliance
is
installed
does
not
have
a
door
or
a
window
that
opens
directly
to
the
outer
environment,
there
must
definitely
be
a
fixed
ventilation
opening
in
the
room. The
fixed
ventilation
must
be
nonadjustable
and
non-closable.
On
the
doors
or
windows
that
open
directly
to
the
outer
environment,
there
must
be
a
ventilation
opening
with
the
dimensions
specified
based
on
the
total
gas
power
of
the
appliance
(as
shown
below).
You
can
find
the
gas
power
and
ventilation
opening
match-up
in
the
table
below
lf
the
doors
or
windows
that
open
directly
to
the
outer
environment
do
not
have
openings
corresponding
to
the
ventilation
opening
specified
according
to
the
total
gas
power
of
the
product,
there
must
definitely
be
a
fixed
ventilation
opening
in
the
room.
The
fixed
ventilation
opening
should
also
be
in
compliance
with
the
values
in
the
gas
power-ventilation
opening
table.
There
should
be
a
minimum
clearance
of
10
mm
on
the
bottom
edge
of
the
door
-that
opens
to
the
inner
environment-
in
the
room
where
the
product
is
installed.
You
must
make
sure
that
items
such
as
carpets,
floorings,
etc.
do
not
cover
this
clearance
when
the
door
is
closed.
The
cooker
may
be
located
in
a
kitchen,
kitchen/diner
or
a
bed-sitting
room,
but not
in
a
room
containing
a
bath
or
shower.
The
cooker
must
not be
installed
in
a
bed-sitting
room
of
less
than
20m°.
Do
not
install
this
appliance
in
a
room
below
ground
level
unless
it
is
open
to
ground
level
on
at
least
one
side.
Installation
and
connection
CAUTION
®
TRIS
gonlance
is
designed
for
cooking
food
(baking,
roasting,
grilling
of
food
and
defrosting)
and
is
intended
for
indoor
damestic
household
and
sialic
home
use
only,
®
TRIS
goplance
should
not be
used
for
any
other
purbose
of
in
any
oiher
anplication,
such
as
for
non-domestic
use
or
in
a
commercial
environment,
®
in
addition
this
appliance
is
not
suitable
for
use
on
any
type
of
boat
(offshore,
inland
waterway,
canal
boal
or
houseboat},
caravans
or
rotor
homes.
installatior
in
static
caravans
and
mobile
homes
is
cermitied,
®
incorrect
installation
environments
wil
void
the
guarantee,
e®
This
applance
should
not be
used
for
warming
clates
under
the
anil,
drying
towels,
dish
cloths
elc,
by
hanging
them
on
the
oven
door
nancies
or
for
room
healing
purposes.
e®
The
manufacturer
shall
not be
lable
for
any
damage
caused
by
improper
use
or
handing,
Product
can
only
be
installed
and
connected
in
accordance
with
the
statutory
installation
rules.
#0
not
install
the
product
next
to
refrigerators
or
freezers.
The
heat
emitted
by
the
product
ill
increase
the
energy
consumption
of
cooling
appliances,
e
—
Carry
the
product
with
at
least
two
persons.
e
—_
Product
must
be
placed
directly
on
the
floor.
It
must
not be
placed
onto
a
base
or
a
pedestal.
“D0
not
use
the
door
and/or handle
to
carry
or
gmove
the
product.
The
door,
handle
or
hinges
@oet
damaged.
Electrical
connection
Connect
the
product
to
a
grounded
outlet/line
protected
by
a
fuse
of
suitable
capacity
as
stated
in
the
"Technical
specifications"
table.
Have
the
grounding
installation
made
by
a
qualified
electrician
while
using
the
product
with
or
without
a
transformer.
Our
company
shall
not
be
liable
for
any
damages
that
will
arise
due
to
using
the
product
without
a
grounding
installation
in
accordance
with
the
local
regulations.
15/EN
_DANGER:
_
The
product
must
be
connected
to
the
mains
supply
only
by
an
authorised
and
qualified
person.
Manufacturer
shall
not
be
held
responsible
for
damages
arising
from
procedures
carried
out
by
unauthorised
persons.
ANGER:
\,
The
power
cable
must
not
be
clamped,
bent
or
trapped
or
come
into
contact
with
hot
parts
of
the
product.
A
damaged
power
cable
must
be
replaced
by
a
qualified
electrician.
Otherwise,
there
is
risk
of
electric
shock,
short
circuit
or
fire!
The
mains
supply
data
must
correspond
to
the
data
specified
on
the
type
label
of
the
product.
The
rating
plate
is
either
seen
when
the
door
or
the
lower
cover
is
opened
or
it
is
located
at
the
rear
wall
of
the
unit
depending
on
the
unit
type.
Power
cable
of
your
product
must
comply
with
the
values
in
"Technical
specifications"
table.
a
“rower
cable
plug
must
be
within
easy
reach
Jafter
installation
(do
not
route
it
above
the
le
af
0b),
The
moulded
plug
on
this
appliance
incorporates
a
13
A
fuse.
Should
the
fuse
need
to
be
replaced
an
ASTA
approved
BS1362
fuse
of
the
same
rating
must
be
used.
Do
not
forget
to
refit
the
fuse
cover.
In
the
event
of
losing
the
fuse
cover,
the
plug
must
not be
used
until
a
replacement
fuse
cover
has
been
fitted.
Colour
of
the
replacement
fuse
cover
must
be
the
same
colour
as
that
visible
on
the
pin
face
of
the
plug.
Fuse
covers
are
available
from
any
good
electrical
store.
e
—_
Fitting
a
different
plug
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
appliance
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
on
your
plug,
proceed
as
follows:
e
—_
Brown
cable
= L
(Live)
e
—_
Blue
cable
=
N
(Neutral)
e
Green/yellow
cable
must
be
connected
to
ground
(E)
==>
line.
With
the
alternative
plugs
a
13
A
fuse
must
be
fitted
either
in
the
plug
or
adaptor
or
in
the
main
fuse
box.
If
in
doubt
contact
a
qualified
electrician.
16/EN
Green
and
yellow
or
green
Brown
or
red
UK
Plug
_
Before
starting
any
work
on
the
electrical
‘installation,
disconnect
the
product
from
the
mains
supply,
There
is
the
risk
of
electric
shock!
Connect
the
power
cable
into
the
socket.
Gas
connection
DANGER:
Product
can
be
connected
to
gas
supply
system
only
by
an
authorised
and
qualified
person
or
technician
with
licence.
Risk
of
explosion
or
toxication
due
to
unprofessional
repairs!
Manufacturer
shall
not
be
held
responsible
for
damages
arising
from
procedures
carried
out
by
unauthorised
or
unlicensed
persons.
DANGER:
Before
starting
any
work
on
the
gas
yinstallation,
disconnect
the
gas
supply.
There
is
the
risk
of
explosion!
e
—
Gas
adjustment
conditions
and
values
are
stated
on
labels
(or
ion
type
label).
e
—_|n
the
UK,
Gas
Safe
registered
installers
(Including
the
Regions
of
British
Gas)
undertake
to
work
to
safe
and
satisfactory
standards.
Regulations
The
cooker
must
be
installed
in
accordance
with
the
Gas
Safety
(Installation
and
Use)
Regulations
and
the
relevant
Building
Regulations
in
force.
our
product
is
equipped
for
natural
gas
(NG).
The
cooker
is
designed
for
UK
installation
using
a
flexible
connection
with
tubing
in
accordance
with
the
regulations
in
force.
Length
of
900mm
is
recommend.
Make
sure
that
the
natural
gas
valve
is
readily
accessible.
service
Representative
will
remove
the
plug
during
connection
and
connect
your
appliance
by
means
of
a
straight
connection
device
(coupling).
If
a
flexible
hose
is
used
it
must
not
come
into
contact
with
the
top
150mm/6
inches
(hot
region)
of
the
rear
of
the
appliance.
Do
not
pass
the
hose
through
the
(**)
hot
region
behind
the
oven.
(“)
Hot
region
.
ag’
you
need
to
use
your
appliance
later
with
a
|
different
type
of
gas,
you
must
consult
an
authorised
service
centre
for
the
related
conversion
procedure.
seal
all
connections
with
gas
sealant.
1.
Shut
gas
supply.
2.
Connect
safety
(gas)
hose
3
to
the
inlet
valve
of
the
oven.
3.
Connect
gas
hose
with
elbow
joint
6
.
1
2
6
5
/,
3
Gasket
Adapter
(optional)
with
1/2"
outlet
Gas
(safety)
hose
Valve
with
90°
outlet
Connection
piece
Gas
supply
pipe
Oo
ort
Ww
Pe
—-
DANGER:
The
gas
hose
must
not
be
clamped,
bent
or
_
Strapped
or
come
into
contact
with
hot
parts
of
the
product.
There
is
the
risk
of
explosion
due
to
damaged
gas hose.
e
—_
Push
the
product
towards
the
kitchen
wall.
e
Adjusting
the
feet
of
oven
Vibrations
during
use
may
cause
cooking
vessels
to
move.
This
dangerous
situation
can
be
avoided
if
the
product
is
level
and
balanced.
For
your
own
safety
please
ensure
the
product
is
level
by
adjusting
the
four
feet
at
the
bottom
by
turning
left
or
right
and
align
level
with
the
work
top.
Final
check
1.
Open
gas
supply.
2.
Check
gas
installations
for
secure
fitting
and
tightness.
3.
Ignite
burners
and
check
appearance
of
the
flame.
“Sgrlame
must
be
blue
and
have
a
regular
shape.
aif
the
flame
is
yellowish,
check
if
the
burner
cap
is
seated
securely
or
clean
the
burner.
17/EN
Gas
conversion
efore
starting
any
work
on
the
gas
installation,
disconnect
the
gas
supply.
There
is
the
risk
of
explosion!
In
order
to
change
your
appliance's
gas
type,
change
all
injectors
and
make
flame
adjustment
for
all
valves
at
reduced
flow
rate
position.
e
Gas
conversion
must
only
be
carried
out
by
a
Gas
Safe
registered
installer
or
service
agent.
Exchange
of
injector
for
the
burners
1.
Take
off
burner
cap
and
burner
body.
2.
Unscrew
injectors
by
turning
the
counter-
clockwise.
3. Fit
new
injectors.
4,
Check
all
connections
for
secure
fitting
and
tightness.
New
injectors
have
their
position
marked
:
gon
their
packing
or
injector
table
on
-_
aa
njector
table,
page
13
can
be
referred
to.
—
(Varies
depending
on
the
product
amodel.))
afeOn
some
hob
burners,
the
injector
is
covered
with
a
metal
piece. This
metal
cover
must
be
removed
for
injector
replacement.
Flame
failure
device
(model
dependant)
Spark
plug
Injector
Burner
Pwr
—-
Unless
there
is
an
abnormal
condition,
do
not
jattempt
to
remove
the
gas
burner
taps.
You
must
call
an
Authorised
service
agent
or
technician
with
licence
if
it
is
necessary
to
change
the
taps.
18/EN
Reduced
gas
flow
rate
setting
for
hob
taps
1.
Ignite
the
burner
that
is
to
be
adjusted
and
turn
the
knob
to
the
reduced
position.
2.
Remove
the
knob
from
the
gas
tap.
3.
Use
an
appropriately
sized
screwdriver
to
adjust
the
flow
rate
adjustment
screw.
For
LPG
(Butane
-
Propane)
turn
the
screw
clockwise.
For the
natural
gas,
you
should
turn
the
screw
counter-clockwiseonce.
»
The
normal
length
of
a
straight
flame
in
the
reduced
position
should
be
6-7
mm.
4,
If
the
flame
is
higher
than
the
desired
position,
turn
the
screw
clockwise.
If it
is
smaller
turn
anticlockwise.
9.
For the
last
control, bring
the
burner
both
to
high-
flame
and
reduced
positions
and
check
whether
the
flame
is
on
or
off.
Depending
on
the
type
of
gas
tap
used
in
your
appliance
the
adjustment
screw
position
may
vary.
|
Flow
rate
adjustment
screw
|
Flow
rate
adjustment
screw
Exchange
of
injector
for
grill
burner
1.
Unscrew
the
screws
fixing
the
rear
cover
sheet
.
mF
wonr
Grill
burner
Injector
holder
Injector
Fixing
screw
After
removing
the
rear
cover
sheet,
you
can
reach
the
grill
burner
tube
(1)
and
grill
injector
holder
(2).
Unscrew
the
grill
injector
holder
(2)
fixing
screw
(4).
Unscrew
the
injector
(3)
and
replace
it
with
appropriate
injector,
see
injector
table,
on
/njector
table,
page
13.
Conduct
the
leakage
control
after
replacing
the
injector.
Assemble
the
injector
holder
(2)
into
the
grill
burner
tube
(1).
Fix
the
injector
holder
by
the
screw
(4).
Assemble
the
rear
cover
sheet.
Exchange
of
injector
for
oven
burner
1
2
3
Nm
OO
BWP
Oven
burner
screw
(3
pieces)
Cut-off
valve
Injector
holder
Injector
Oven
burner
holder
Clips
7 6
;
EF
Unscrew
3
screws
(2)
to
remove
oven
burner
(1)
and
oven
burner
holder
(7).
Gently
pull
up
burner
and holder
in
“A”
direction-
be
careful
with
gas
connection
tube
and
thermocouple.
Push
the
clips
(7)
in
“B”
direction
to
disassemble
oven
burner
(1)
and
its
holder(6).
Unscrew
the
injector
(5)
and
replace
it
with
appropriate
injector,
see,
/njector
table,
page
13
injector
table.
Conduct
the
leakage
control
after
replacing
the
injector.
19/EN
6.
Assemble
the
oven
burner
(1)
to
its
holder
(6)
by
pushing
the
burner
on
the
clips
(7)
in
“B”
direction.
7.
Mount
the
oven
burner
(1)
and
holder
(6)
as
a
group
to
the
cavity
by
screwing
3
screws
(2).
Reduced
flow
adjustment
for
the
gas
oven
For the
appropriate
functioning
of
the
oven
re-
checking
the
by-pass
adjustment
is
extremely
important.
In
order
to
provide
maximum
security
to
the
user
these
operations
have
to
be
done
with care.
1.
Ignite
the
burner
that
is
to
be
adjusted
and
turn
the
knob
to
the
high
flame
position.
2.
Close
the
oven
door
and
wait
for
10
to
15
minutes
until
the
oven
becomes
ready
for
adjustment.
3.
Take
out
the
knob
4,
After
15
minutes,
adjust
the
oven
to
the
lowest
flame
position
5.
set
the
flame
length
to
2
to
3
mm
by
means
of
the
screw
7
on
the
oven
tap.
Turning
in
clockwise
direction
reduces
the
flame,
turning
counter-
clockwise
increases
the
flame.
Ҥgif
gas
flow
rate
of
oven
cannot
be
set
with
removing
knob,
please
remove
the
needed
oven
parts
(control
panel,
burner
plate
etc.)
and
then
set
the
gas
flow
rate
of
oven.
20/EN
Reduced
flow
adjustment
for
the
gas
oven
Reduced
flow
rate
adjustment
is
extremely
important
for
the
appropriate
functioning
of
the
oven.
In
order
to
provide
maximum
security
to
the
user
these
operations
have
to
be
done
with
care.
1.
Ignite
the
burner
that
is
to
be
adjusted
and
turn
the
knob
to
the
high
flame
position.
2.
Close
the
oven
door
and
wait
for
10
to
15
minutes
until
the
oven
becomes
ready
for
adjustment.
3.
After
15
minutes,
adjust
the
oven
to
the
lowest
flame
position.
Take
out
the
knob.
set
the
flame
length
to
2
to
3
mm
by
means
of
the
screw
2
on
the
oven
tap.
Turning
in
clockwise
direction
reduces
the
flame,
turning
counter-
clockwise
increases
the
flame.
os
lf
the
temperature
of
the
oven
increases
qunintendedly,
turn
off
the
oven
and
call
he
authorised
service
agent
or
technician
with
licence
to
have oven
thermostat
repaired.
@
if
the
temperature
of
the
oven
increases
gunintendedly,
turn
off
the
oven
and
call
the
authorised
service
agent
or
technician
with
licence
to
have oven
thermostat
repaired.
gif
the
gas
type
of
the
unit
is
changed,
then
the
grating
plate
that
shows
the
gas
type
of
the
unit
wal
ust
also
be
changed.
Tips
for
saving
energy
The
following
information
will
help
you
to
use
your
appliance
in
an
ecological
way, and
to
save
energy:
Initial
heating
Heat
up
the
product
for
about
30
minutes
and
then
switch
it
off.
Thus,
any
production
residues
or
layers
Use
dark
coloured
or
enamel
coated
cookware
in
the
oven
since
the
heat
transmission
will
be
better.
While
cooking
your
dishes,
perform
a
preheating
operation
if it
is
advised
in
the
user
manual
or
cooking
instructions.
Do
not
open
the
door
of
the
oven
frequently
during
cooking.
Try
to
cook
more
than
one
dish
in
the
oven
at
the
same
time
whenever
possible.
You
can
cook
by
placing
two
cooking
vessels
onto
the
wire
shelf.
Cook more
than
one
dish
one
after
another.
The
oven
will
already
be
hot.
Defrost
frozen
dishes
before
cooking
them.
Use
pots/pans
with
cover
for
cooking.
If
there
is
no
cover,
energy
consumption
may
increase
4
times.
select
the
burner
which
is
suitable
for
the
bottom
size
of
the
pot
to
be
used.
Always
select
the
correct
pot
size
for
your
dishes.
Larger
pots
require
more
energy.
Initial
use
First
cleaning
of
the
appliance
The
surface
might
get
damaged
by
some
adetergents
or
cleaning
materials.
Do
not
use
aggressive
detergents,
cleaning
powders/creams
or
any
sharp
objects
during
cleaning.
Do
not
use
harsh
abrasive
cleaners
or
sharp
metal
scrapers
to
clean
the
oven
door
glass
since
they
can
scratch
the
surface,
which
may
result
in
shattering
of
the
glass.
will
be
burnt
off
and
removed.
ot
surfaces
cause
burns!
‘Product
may
be
hot
when
it
is
in
use.
Never
touch
the
hot
burners,
inner
sections
of
the
oven,
heaters
and
etc.
Keep
children
away.
Always
use
heat
resistant
oven gloves
when
putting
in
or
removing
dishes
into/from
the
hot
oven.
Gas
oven
1.
Take
all
baking
trays
and
the
wire
grill
out
of
the
oven.
2.
Close
the
oven
door.
3.
Select
the
highest
flame
of
the
gas
oven;
see
How
to
use
the
gas
oven,
page
24.
4.
Operate
the
oven
about
30
minutes.
5.
Turn
off
your
oven;
See
How
to
use
the
gas
oven,
page
24
Smoke
and
smell
may
emit
for
a
couple
of
ahours
during
the
initial
operation.
This
is
quite
normal.
Ensure
that
the
room
is
well
ventilated
to
remove
the
smoke
and
smell.
Avoid
directly
inhaling
the
smoke
and
the
smell
that
emits.
1.
Remove
all
packaging
materials.
2.
Wipe
the
surfaces
of
the
appliance
with
a
damp
cloth
or
sponge
and
dry
with
a
cloth.
21/EN
General
information
about
cooking
Never
fill
the
pan
with
oil
more
than
one
third
of
it.
Do
not
leave
the
hob
unattended
when
heating
oil.
Overheated
oils
bring
risk
of
fire.
Never
attempt
to
extinguish
a
possible
fire
with
water!
When
oil
catches
fire,
cover
it
with
a
fire
blanket
or
damp
cloth.
Turn
off
the
hob
if
it
is
safe
to
do
so
and
call
the
fire
department.
Before
frying
foods,
always
dry
them
well
and
gently
place
into
the
hot
oil.
Ensure
complete
thawing
of
frozen
foods
before
frying.
Do
not
cover
the
vessel
you
use
when
heating
oil.
Place
the
pans
and
saucepans
in
a
manner
so
that
their
handles
are not
over
the
hob
to
prevent
heating
of
the
handles.
Do
not
place
unbalanced
and
easily
tilting
vessels
on
the
hob.
Do
not
place
empty
vessels
and
saucepans
on
cooking
zones
that
are
switched
on.
They
might
get
damaged.
Operating
a
cooking
zone
without
a
vessel
or
saucepan
on
it
will
cause
damage
to
the
product.
Turn
off
the
cooking
zones
after
the
cooking
is
complete.
As
the
surface
of
the
product
can
be
hot,
do
not
out
plastic
and
aluminum
vessels
on
it.
such
vessels
should
not be
used
to
keep
foods
either,
Use
flat
bottomed
saucepans
or
vessels
only.
Put
appropriate
amount
of
food
in
saucepans
and
pans.
Thus,
you
will
not
have
to
make
any
unnecessary
cleaning
by
preventing
the
dishes
from
overflowing.
Do
not
put
covers
of
Saucepans
or
pans
on
cooking
zones.
Place
the
saucepans
in
a
manner
so
that
they
are
centered
on
the
cooking
zone.
When
you
want
to
move
the
saucepan
onto
another
cooking
zone,
lift
and
place
it
onto
the
cooking
zone
you
want
instead
of
sliding
it.
Gas
cooking
size
of
the
vessel
and
the
flame
must
match
each
other.
Adjust
the
gas
flames
so
that
they
will
not
extend
the
bottom
of
the
vessel
and
center
the
vessel
on
saucepan
carrier.
22/EN
Using
the
hobs
Fa
z
List
of
advised
diameter
of
pots
to
he
used
on
related
DuMmers.
Normal
burner
18-20
cm
Rapid
burner
22-24
cm
Auxiliary
burner
12-18
cm
Normal
burner
18-20
cm
Large
flame
symbol
indicates
the
highest
cooking
power
and
small
flame
symbol
indicates
the
lowest
cooking
power.
In
turned
off
position
(top),
gas
is
not
supplied
to
the
burners.
Igniting
the
gas
burners
Pw
Pe
Gas
burners
are
ignited
with
ignition
buttons.
1.
Keep
burner
knob
pressed.
2.
Turn
it
counter
clockwise
to
large
flame
symbol.
3.
Press
and
release
the
ignition
button.
Repeat
the
procedure
until
the
released
gas
is
ignited.
4,
Adjust
it
to
the
desired
cooking
power.
Turning
off
the
gas
burners
Turn
the
knob
to
off
(upper)
position.
Gas
shut
off
safety
system
(in
models
with
thermic
component)
1
|
As
acounter
measure
'
against blow
out
due
to
fluid
overflows
at
burners,
safety
mechanism
trips
and
shuts
off
the
gas.
1.
Gas
shut
off
safety
e
—
Push
the
knob
inwards
and
turn
it
counter
clockwise
to
ignite.
e
After
the
gas
ignites,
keep
the
knob
pressed
for
3-5
seconds
more
to
engage
the
safety
system.
e
—_
If
the
gas
does
not
ignite
after
you
press and
release
the
knob,
repeat
the
same
procedure
by
keeping
the
knob
pressed
for
15
seconds.
ANGER:
:
Release
the
button
if
the
burner
is
not
ignited
_
within
15
seconds.
Wait
at
least
1
minute
before
trying
again.
There
is
the
risk
of
gas
accumulation
and
explosion!
23/EN
General
information
on
baking,
roasting
and
grilling
,
Hot
surfaces
cause
burns!
Product
may
be
hot
when
it
is
in
use.
Never
touch
the
hot
burners,
inner
sections
of
the
oven,
heaters
and
etc.
Keep
children
away.
Always
use
heat
resistant
oven gloves
when
putting
in
or
removing
dishes
into/from
the
hot
oven.
.
Be
careful
when
opening
the
oven
door
as
steam
may
escape.
Exiting
steam
can
scald
your
hands,
face
and/or
eyes.
Tips
for
grilling
When
meat,
fish
and
poultry
are
grilled,
they
quickly
get
brown,
have
a
nice
crust
and
do
not
get
dry.
Flat
pieces,
meat
skewers
and
sausages
are
particularly
suited
for
grilling
as
are
vegetables
with
high
water
content
such
as
tomatoes
and
onions.
e
—__
Distribute
the
pieces
to
be
grilled
on
the
wire
shelf
or
in
the
baking
tray
with
wire
shelf
in
such
a
way
that
the
space
covered
does
not
exceed
the
size
of
the
heater.
e
Slide
the
wire
shelf
or
baking
tray
with
grill
into
the
desired
level
in
the
oven.
If
you
are
grilling
on
the
wire
shelf,
slide
the
baking
tray
to
the
lower
rack
to
collect
fats.
Add
some
water
in
the
tray
for
easy
cleaning.
“Y
Foods
that
are not
suitable
for
grilling
Ny
carry
the
risk
of
fire.
Only
grill
food
|
§,
which
is
suitable
for
intensive
grilling
heat.
Do
not
place
the
food
too
far
in
the
back
of
the
grill.
This
is
the
hottest
area
and
fatty
food
may
catch
fire.
Tips
for
baking
select
the
correct
shelf
position
before
turning
the
oven
on
—
don’t
move
oven
shelves
when
hot.
e
—_
Always
preheat
the
oven
first
for
10
minutes
to
ensure
the
food
is
at
the
correct
temperature
as
soon
as
it
goes
into
the
oven.
e
—_Use
good
quality
baking
tins
such
as
non
stick
or
aluminium.
Line
tins
with
greaseproof
or
baking
paper
to
prevent
sticking,
if
necessary.
e
Do
not
fill
cake
tin
more
than
half
full.
24/EN
e
If
baking
one
tray
of
food
or
cake,
place
centrally
on
the
shelf
level
and
centrally
in
the
oven.
e
If
cooking
on
more
than
one
level,
swop
food
between
the
shelves
at
least
halfway
through
cooking.
e
Try
not
to
open
the
oven
door
too
much
during
cooking.
e
—
_Tocheck
if
a
cake
is
cooked,
insert
a
skewer
or
cocktail
stick
into
the
centre.
If it
comes
out
clean,
the
cake
is
done,
if it
has
food
stuck
to
it,
continue
to
cook
the
cake
for
a
few
minutes
more
and
repeat
the
process.
Tips
for
roasting
Preheat
oven
first.
e
—_
If
possible
take
meat
or
poultry
out
of
refrigerator
30
minutes
before
cooking.
e
Weigh
meat
first
and
calculate
how
long
it
will
take
to
cook.
e
—_
Before
cooking
meat
or
poultry,
lightly
coat
with
butter
or
oil
and
season
with
salt,
pepper,
herbs,
or
other
seasoning.
Place
in
a
roasting
dish
and
use
a
rack
to
lift
the
meat
out
of
its
juices.
Place
dish
in
centre
of
oven.
e
Turn
meat
over
halfway
through
cooking.
e
If
the
roasted
meat
is
covered
with
foil,
(it
helps
to
keep
the
oven
clean),
always
uncover
for
the
last
half
an
hour
of
cooking
to
allow
browning.
e
Remove
meat
from
oven
once
cooked
and
stand
covered
in
foil
for
10-15
minutes
to
allow
the
meat
to
relax
and
juices
to
be
reabsorbed
which
ensures
the
roast
is
tender
and
moist.
How
to
use
the
gas
oven
The
gas
oven
is
operated
by
the
gas
oven
control
knob.
In
off
position
(top)
the
gas
supply
is
Off.
Switch
on
the
gas
oven
The
gas
oven
is
ignited
with
the
ignition
button.
1.
Open
oven
door.
2.
Keep
gas
oven
control
knob
pressed
and
turn
it
counterclockwise.
3.
Press
ignition
button
and
release
it
again.
4,
Keep
the
gas
oven
control
knob
pressed
for
3
to
©
seconds.
»»
Repeat
the
process
until
the
emanating
gas
is
ignited.
5.
Keep
the
gas
oven
control
knob
pressed
for
another
3
to
5
seconds.
Be
sure
that
gas has
ignited
and
flame
is
present.
6.
Select
the
desired
baking
power/
gas
mark.
7.
If
there
is
no
electricity;
ignite
the
gas
with
the
gas
lighter
from
the
ignition
control
hole.
DANGER:
:
.
There
is
the
risk
of
gas
compression
and
.
*explosion!
Do
not
attempt
to
ignite
the
gas
more
that
15
seconds.
If
the
burner
is
not
ignited
within
15
seconds,
turn
off
the
knob
and
wait
for
1
minute.
Ventilate
the
room
before
reattempting
to
ignite
the
burner.
There
is
the
risk
of
gas
compression
and
explosion!
Switch
off
the
gas
oven
1.
Turn
gas
oven
control
knob
to
off
position
(top).
Gas
level
temperature
conversion
chart
Cooking
times
table
/g
st
rack
of
the
oven
is
the
bottom
rack.
Maximum
load
capacity
of
oven
tray:
4
kg
4(8.8
|b),
“lhe
timings
in
this
chart
are
meant
as
a
guide.
Timings
may
vary
due
to
temperature
of
food,
@thickness,
type
and
your
own
preference
of
cooking.
stand
dishes
on
a
baking
sheet
to
prevent
spillages
onto
oven
base
and
help
keep
oven
clean.
Baking
and
roasting
2o/EN
How
to
operate
the
gas
grill
ot
surfaces
may
cause
burns!
Keep
children
—
away
from
the
product.
Oven
door
remains
slightly
inclined
when
opened
full
and
thus,
possible
splashes
to
not
reach
you.
_
This
product
is
designed
for
OPEN
DOOR
GRILLING.
Cut-off
valve
"Sg
The
grill
door
has
a
cut-off
valve
(2).
As
a
isafety
feature,
this
valve
prevents
the
grill
from
Bworking
when
the
door
is
closed.
gl
The
grill
is
operated
by
the
grill
control
Knob.
In
off
position
(top)
the
gas
supply
is
locked.
26/EN
When
the
door
fully
open,
it
remains
tilted
slightly,
so
that
any
spillage
will
be
directed
away
from
you.
Switching
on
the
grill
Gas
grill
is
ignited
with
the
ignition
button.
1.
Open
the
oven
door.
2.
Keep
the
knob
pressed
and
turn
it
counterclockwise
to
the
Grill
symbol.
3.
Press
and
release
the
ignition
button.
»»
Repeat
the
procedure
until
the
gas
is
ignited.
4,
Keep
the
knob
pressed
for
3
to
5
seconds
more.
©.
Make
sure
that
the
grill
is
ignited.
6.
If
there
is
no
electricity;
ignite
the
gas
with
a
gas
lighter
direct
to
grill
burner.
DANGER
_
There
is
the
risk
of
gas
compression
and
_
Fexplosion!
Do
not
attempt
to
ignite
the
gas
more
that
15
seconds.
If
the
burner
is
not
ignited
within
15
seconds,
turn
off
the
knob
and
wait
for
1
minute.
Ventilate
the
room
before
reattempting
to
ignite
the
burner.
There
is
the
risk
of
gas
compression
and
explosion!
Switching
off
the
grill
1.
Turn
the
Grill
control
knob
to
Off
(upper)
position.
|
Do
not
use
the
top
rack
for
grilling.
Foods
that
are
not
suitable
for
grilling
carry
the
frisk
of
fire.
Only
grill
food
which
is
suitable
for
intensive
grilling
heat.
Do
not
place
the
food
too
far
in
the
back
of
the
grill.
This
is
the
hottest
area
and
fatty
food
may
catch
fire.
Cooking
times
table
e
If
food
is
cooking
too
quickly,
it
can
be
placed
in
the
bottom
of
the
grill
pan.
e
—_
Do
not
place
cookware
with
rough
bases
on
the
oven
door.
e
—_
Ensure
that
there
is
at
least
25mm
space
at
top
of
oven
when
grilling
larger
foods
or
cookware.
e
Do
not
place
aluminium
foil
on
the
wire
rack
to
grill
on.
Turn
food
over
to
ensure
it
is
cooked
on
both
sides
Preheat
oven
first
1st
rack
of
the
eri!
is
the
bottom
rack.
“Do
not
use
the
top
rack
for
grilling.
The
timings
in
this
chart
are
meant
as
a
guide.
iTimings
may
vary
due
to
temperature
of
food,
hickness,
type
and
your
own
preference
of
cooking.
Grilling
27/EN
General
information
service
life
of
the
product
will
extend
and
the
possibility
of
problems
will
decrease
if
the
product
is
cleaned
at
regular
intervals.
DANGER:
sconnect
the
product
from
mains
supply
before
starting
maintenance
and
cleaning
works.
There
is
the
risk
of
electric
shock!
DANGER:
Allow
the
product
to
cool
down
before
you
clean
it.
Hot
surfaces
may
cause
burns!
e
—_
Clean
the
product
thoroughly
after
each
use.
In
this
way
it
will
be
possible
to
remove
cooking
residues
more
easily,
thus
avoiding
these
from
burning
the
next
time
the
appliance
is
used.
e
No
special
cleaning
agents
are
required
for
cleaning
the
product.
Use
warm
water
with
washing
liquid,
a
soft
cloth
or
sponge
to
clean
the
product
and
wipe
it
with
a
dry
cloth.
e
Always
ensure
any
excess
liquid
is
thoroughly
wiped
off
after
cleaning
and
any
spillage
is
immediately
wiped
dry.
e
Do
not
use
cleaning
agents
that
contain
acid
or
chloride
to
clean
the
stainless
or
inox
surfaces
and
the
handle.
Use
a
soft
cloth
with
a
liquid
detergent
(not
abrasive)
to
wipe
those
parts
clean,
paying
attention
to
sweep
in
one
direction.
Bihe
surface
might
get
damaged
by
some
idetergents
or
cleaning
materials.
Do
not
use
aggressive
detergents,
cleaning
powders/creams
or
any
sharp
objects
during
cleaning.
Do
not
use
harsh
abrasive
cleaners
or
sharp
metal
scrapers
to
clean
the
oven
door
glass
since
they
can
scratch
the
surface,
which
may
result
in
shattering
of
the
glass.
#0
not
use
steam
cleaners
to
clean
the
jappliance
as
this
may
cause
an
electric
shock.
Cleaning
the
hob
Gas
hobs
1.
Remove
and
clean
the
saucepan
carriers
and
burner
caps.
2.
Clean
the
hob.
28/EN
3.
Install
the
burner
caps
and
make
sure
that
they
are
seated
correctly.
4,
When
installing
the
upper
grills,
pay attention
to
place
the
saucepan
carriers
so
that
the
burners
are
centered.
Cleaning
the
control
panel
Clean
the
control
panel
and
knobs
with
a
damp
cloth
and
wipe
them
dry.
“DO
not
remove
the
control
buttons/knobs
to
aclean
the
control
panel.
@Control
panel
may
get
damaged!
Cleaning
the
oven
To
clean
the
side
wall
(This
feature
is
optional.
It
may
not
exist
on
your
product.)
1.
Remove
the
front
section
of
the
side
rack
by
pulling
it
in
the
opposite
direction
of
the
side
wall.
2.
Remove
the
side
rack
completely
by
pulling
it
towards
you.
Catalytic
walls
(This
feature
is
optional.
It
may
not
exist
on
your
product.)
The
inner
side
walls
(A)
and/or
the
rear
wall
(B) of
your
product
may
be
coated
with
catalytic
enamel.
Catalytic
walls
have
a
light
matte
colour
and
a
porous
surface.
Catalytic
walls
of
the
oven
should
not be
cleaned.
Porous
surfaces
of
the
catalytic
walls
are
automatically
cleaned
by
absorbing
and
converting
the
spilled
oil
t
d
carbon
dioxi
Clean
oven
door
To
clean
the
oven
door,
use
warm
water
with
washing
liquid,
a
soft
cloth
or
sponge
to
clean
the
product
and
wipe
it
with
a
dry
cloth.
“@gDon't
use
any
harsh
abrasive
cleaners
or
sharp
metal
scrapers
for
cleaning
the
oven
door.
They
could
scratch
the
surface
and
destroy
the
glass.
Removing
the
#¢@
oven
door
1.
Open
the
front
door
(1).
2.
Open
the
clips
at
the
hinge
housing
(2)
on
the
right
and
left
hand
sides
of
the
front
door
by
pressing
them
down
as
illustrated
in
the
figure
2
3
W
4
1
Tab
2
Frame
3
Profile
1
2 3
|
Front
door
2
Hinge
As
illustrated
in
the
figures
above,
press
on
the
tabs
(1)
and
pull
the
profile
(3)
towards
yourself
simultaneously
to
remove
the
profile
attached
to
the
upper
side
of
the
front
door.
1
2 3
3.
Move
the
front
door
to
half-way.
4,
Remove
the
front
door
by
pulling
it
upwards
to
release
it
from
the
right
and
left
hinges.
Steps
carried
out
during
removing
process
ishould
be
performed
in
reverse
order
to
install
he
door.
Do
not
forget
to
close
the
clips
at
the
hinge
housing
when
reinstalling
the
door.
1
Innermost
glass
panel
. .
2
Inner
glass
panel”
Removing
the
door
inner
glass
3
Outer
glass
panel
(This
feature
is
optional.
It
may
not
exist
on
your
*
(It
may
not
exist
on
your
product.)
product.)
As
illustrated
in
the
figure,
raise
the
innermost
glass
The
entire
inner
glass
panel
of
the
oven
door
can
be
panel
(1)
slightly
in
direction
'A'
and
pull
it
out
in
removed
for
cleaning.
direction
‘B’.
29/EN
If
your
product
is
equipped
with
an
inner
glass panel:
Pull
the
glass
holder
connecting
elements
in
the
middle
as
illustrated
in
the
figure
to
free
them
from
the
glass
panels.
4
Glass
holder
connecting
element*
*
(It
may
not
exist
on
your
product.)
Repeat
the
same
procedure
to
remove
the
inner
glass
panel
(2).
The
first
step
to
regroup
the
door
is
reinstalling
inner
glass
panel
(2).
As
illustrated
in
the
figure,
place
the
glass
panel
so
that
it
is
inserted
to
the
plastic
slot.
Otherwise
the
glass
panel
will
not
seat
completely
and
may
get
exposed
to
vibration
_adland
break.
When
installing
the
innermost
glass
panel
(1),
make
sure
that
the
printed
side
of
the
panel
faces
towards
the
inner
glass
panel.
It
is
important
that
the
lower
corners
of
the
innermost
glass
panel
are
seated
into
the
plastic
slots.
Otherwise
the
glass
panel
will
not
seat
icompletely
and
may
get
exposed
to
vibration
and
break.
Please
remember
to
place
the
glass
holding
connecting
parts
into
their
slots.
Finally,
press
on
the
tabs
of
the
profile
to
make
them
seat
into
their
slots
again.
30/EN
Replacing
the
oven
lamp
Before
replacing
the
oven
lamp,
make
sure
that
the
product
is
disconnected
from
mains
and
cooled
down
in
order
to
avoid
the
risk
of
an
electrical
shock.
Hot
surfaces
may
cause
burns!
he
oven
lamp
is
a
special
electric
light
bulb
gthat
can
resist
up
to
300
°C.
See
Technical
specifications,
page
12
for
details.
Oven
lamps
can
be
obtained
from
Authorised
Service
Agents
or
technician
with
licence.
BPosition
of
lamp
might
vary
from
the
figure.
he
lamp used
in
this
appliance
is
not
suitable
gior
household
room
illumination.
The
intended
wap
urpose
of
this
lamp
is
to
assist
the
user
to
see
foodstuffs.
he
lamps
used
in
this
appliance
have
to
awithstand
extreme
physical
conditions
such
as
emperatures
above
50
°C.
If
your
oven
is
equipped
with
a
round
lamp:
1.
Disconnect
the
product
from mains.
2.
Turn
the
glass
cover
counter
clockwise
to
remove
it
3.
lf
your
oven
lamp
is
of
type
(A)
shown
in
the
figure
below,
remove
it
by
rotating
as
shown
and replace
it.
If
itis
of
type
(B),
pull
and
remove
it
as
shown
in
the
figure
and
replace
it
4.
Install
the
glass
cover.
°
It
is
normal
that
steam
escapes
during
operation.
>>>
TNis
is
not
a
fault.
When
the
metal
parts
are
heated,
they
may
expand
and
cause
noise.
>>>
This
is
not
a
fault
°
No
current.
>>>
Check
fuses
in
the
fuse
box.
©
Main
gas
valve
is
closed.
>>>
Open
gas
valve.
°
_
Gas
pipe
is
bent.
>>>
/nstall
gas
pipe
properly.
e
Burners
are
dirty.
>>>
Clean
burner
components.
e
Burners
are
wet.
>>>
Dry
the
burner
components.
e
Burner
cap
is
not
mounted
safely.
>>> Mount
the
burner
cap
properly.
e
Gas
valve
is
closed.
>>>
Open
gas
valve.
¢
_
Gas
cylinder
is
empty
(when
using
LPG).
>>>
Replace
gas
cylinder.
Consult
the
Authorised
Service
Agent
or
Ttechnician
with
licence
or
the
dealer
where
you
have
purchased
the
product
if
you can
not
remedy
the
trouble
although
you
have
implemented
the
instructions
in
this
section.
Never
attempt
to
repair
a
defective
product
yourself.
31/EN
Your
new
Beko
product
is
guaranteed
against
faulty
materials,
defective
components
or
manufacturing
defects.
The
guarantee
starts
from
the
date
of
original
purchase
of
the
product
for
a
period
of
twelve
(12)
months
unless
Beko
plc
(the
“Manufacturer”)
agrees
to
extend
the
guarantee
for
the
product
in
writing.
If
you
have
any
questions
about
the
guarantee
on
your
product(including
how
long
it
is
valid),
please
contact
your
retailer
or
our
Call
Centre
on
0333
207
9710.
This
guarantee
does
not
in
any
way
diminish
or
affect
your statutory
rights
in
connection
with
the
product.
This
guarantee
is
in
addition
to
your
statutory
rights
as
a
consumer.
If
you
have
any
questions
about
these
rights,
please contact
the
retailer
from
which
you
purchased
the
product.
In
certain
circumstances,
it
is
possible
that
your statutory
rights
may
offer
additional
or
higher
levels
of
protection
than
those
offered
under
the
terms
of
this
guarantee.
What
is
covered
by
this
guarantee?
e
—_
Repairs
to
the
product
required
as
a
result
of
faulty
materials,
defective
components
or
manufacturing
defects.
e
—_
Functional
replacement
parts
to
repair
a
product.
e
The
costs
of
a
Beko
Approved
Engineer
to
carry
out
the repair.
What
is
not
covered?
e
—_
Transit
and
delivery
damage.
e
Cabinet
or
appearance
parts,
including
but
not
limited
to
control
knobs,
flaps
and
handles.
e
Accessories
and/or
consumable
items
including
but not
limited
to
ice
trays,
scrapers,
cutlery
baskets,
filters
and
light
bulbs.
e
Repairs
necessary
as
a
direct
or
indirect
result
of:
-
Accidental
damage,
misuse
or
abuse
of
a
product.
-
An
attempted
repair
of
a
product
by
anyone
other
than
a
Beko
authorised
repairer.
-
Installation
or
use
of
a
product
where
such
installation
or
use
fails
to
meet
the
requirements
contained
in
this
guarantee
or
the
User
Instructions
Booklet.
e
—_
Repairs
to
a
product
operated
at
any
time
on
commercial
or
non-residential
household
premises
(unless
we
have
previously
agreed
to
the
installation
environment).
This
guarantee
is
limited
to
the
cost
of
repairing
the
product.
To
the
extent
permitted
by
law,
the
Manufacturer
does
not
accept
and
will
not be
held
liable
for
any
financial
loss
incurred
in
connection
with
the
failure
of
any
product
to
operate
in
accordance
with
the
expected
standards.
Such
financial
loss
includes
but
is
not
limited
to
loss
arising
from:
e
—
Time
taken
off
work.
e
Damaged
food,
clothing
or
other
items.
e
Meals
taken
at
restaurants
or
from
takeaways.
e
—
General
compensation
for
inconvenience.
Important
Notes
e
Your
product
is
designed
and
built
for
domestic
household
use
only.
e
The
guarantee
will
automatically
be
void
if
the
product
is
installed
or
is
used
in
commercial
or
non-
residential
domestic
household
premises,
unless
we
have
previously
agreed
to
the
installation
environment.
e
—_
The
product
must
be
correctly
installed,
located
and
operated
in
accordance
with
the
instructions
contained
in
the
User
Instructions
Booklet
provided
with
your
product.
e
—_
Professional
installation
by
a
qualified
Electrical
Domestic
Appliance
Installer
is
recommended
for
all
Washing
Machines,
Dishwashers
and
Electric
Cookers
(as
incorrect
installation
may
result
in
you
having
to
pay
for
the
cost
of
repairing
the
product),
e
Gas
Cookers
must
be
professionally
installed
by
a
Gas
Safe
(or
Gas
Networks
Ireland
for
Republic
of
lreland)
registered
gas
installer.
32/EN
e
This
guarantee
is
given
in
respect
of
products
purchased
and
used
within
the
United
Kingdom
and
the
Republic
of
Ireland.
e
This
guarantee
is
effective
from
the
initial
date
of
purchase
of
a
new
product
from
an
authorised
retailer
and
will
be
void
if
the
product
is
resold.
e
—_
This
guarantee
does
not
apply
to
graded
sales
(where
the
product
is
purchased
as
a
“second’),
e
—_
Possession
of
a
copy
of
these
terms
and
conditions
does
not
necessarily
mean
that
a
product
has
the
benefit
of
this
guarantee.
If
you
have
any
questions,
please
call
our
Call
Centre
on
the
number
set
out
above.
e
The
Manufacturer
reserves
the
right
to
terminate
the
guarantee
if
its
staff
or
representatives
are
subjected
to
physical
or
verbal
abuse
in
the
course
of
carrying
out
their
duties.
e
=
Optional
extras,
where
available
(i.e.
extendable
feet)
are
supplied
on
a
chargeable
basis
only.
Does
Beko
offer
replacements?
This
is
a
repair-only
guarantee.
On
occasion,
the
Manufacturer
may
at
its
sole
discretion,
replace
your
product
with
a
new
product
instead
of
carrying
out
a
repair.
Where
a
replacement
is
offered,
this
would
normally
be
an
identical
model
but
when
this
is
not
possible,
a
model
of
similar
specification
will
be
provided.
The
Manufacturer
will
cover
the
costs
and
arrange
for
the
delivery
of
the
new
product
and
for
the
return
of
the
old
product.
Any
costs
related
to
disconnecting
the
faulty
product
and
installing
the
replacement
product
will
not be
borne
by
the
Manufacturer
unless
previously
agreed
to
in
writing.
The
original
guarantee
will
continue
to
apply
to
the
replacement
product;
the
new
product
will
not
come
with
a
new
guarantee.
When
will
the
repair
take
place?
Our
Engineers
work
Monday
to
Friday
9.00am
to
5.00pm.Appointments
outside
these hours
may
be
possible
at
the
sole
discretion
of
the
Manufacturer
but
cannot
be
guaranteed.
Whilst
our
Engineers
will
endeavour
to
minimize
inconvenience
and
to
meet
requests
for
specific
timed
appointments,
this
cannot
be
guaranteed.
We
will
not be
liable
for
delays
or
if it
is
unable
to
carry
out
a
repair
because
a
convenient
appointment
cannot
be
arranged.
Will
there
be
any
charge
for
the
repairs?
It
is
your
responsibility
to
provide
evidence
to
the
Engineer
that
your
product
is
covered
by
this
guarantee
with
a
proof
of
purchase.
The
Manufacturer
reserves
the
right
to
charge
for
the
reasonable
cost
of
any service
call
if:
e
You
cannot
provide
evidence
that
your
product
is
covered
by
this
guarantee.
e
Where
a
service
call
has
been
made
and
the
engineer
finds
that
there
is
no
fault
with
your
product.
e
—
That
your
product
has
not
been
installed
or
operated
in
accordance
with
the
User
Instructions
Booklet.
e
—_
That
the
fault
was
caused
by
something
other
than
faulty
materials,
defective
components
or
manufacturing
defects.
e
For
missed
appointments.
Payment
of
these
costs
are
due
immediately
upon
the
Engineer
providing
you
with
an
invoice.
The
Manufacturer
reserves
the
right
to
terminate
the
guarantee
if
you
fail
to
pay
the
costs
for
the
service
call
in
a
timely
manner.
If
you
are
a
resident
of
the
United
Kingdom,
this
guarantee
will
be
governed
by
English
law
and
subject
to
the
English
Courts,
save
where
you
live
in
another
part
of
the
United
Kingdom,
in
which
case
the
law
and
courts
of
that
location
will
apply.
If
you
are
resident
in
the
Republic
of
Ireland,
this
guarantee
will
be
governed
by
Irish
law
and
the
Irish
courts
will
have
jurisdiction.
33/EN
HOW
TO
OBTAIN
SERVICE
Please
keep
your
purchase
receipt
or
other
proof
of
purchase
in
a
safe
place;
you
will
need
to
have
it
should
the
product
require
attention
under
guarantee.
It
will
be
useful
if
you
complete
the
details
below,
as
it
will
help
us
assist
you
when
requesting
service(the
model
number
is
printed
on
the
Instruction
Booklet
and
the
serial
number
is
printed
on
the
Rating
Label
affixed
to
the
appliance).Recording
of
these
details
alone
will
not
count
as
proof
of
purchase.
A
valid
proof
of
purchase
is
required
for
under
guarantee
service.
The
area
around
the
product
must
be
easily
accessible
to
the
Engineer
without
the
need
for
cabinets
or
furniture
being
removed.
It
is
your
responsibility
to
ensure
our
Engineers
have
a
clean
and
safe
environment
to
carry
out
any
repairs.
Model
No:
serial
No:
Retailer:
Date
of
purchase:
For
service
under
guarantee
simply
telephone
the
appropriate
number
below:
UK
Mainland
&
Northern
Ireland:
0333
207
9710
or
customerservice@support.Beko.co.uk
Republic
of
Ireland:
01
862
3411
or
customerservice@support.Beko.ie
Register
your
appliance:
For
UK
registrations
visit
beko.co.uk/register
and
for
the
Republic
of
Ireland
beko.ie/register.
Before
requesting
service
please
check
the
troubleshooting
guide
in
the
Operating
Instructions
as
a
charge
may
be
levied
where
no
fault
is
found
even
though
your
product
may
still
be
under
guarantee.
Service
once
the
manufacturers
guarantee
has
expired
If
you
have
purchased
an
extended
guarantee
please
refer
to
the
instructions
contained
within
the
extended
guarantee
agreement
document,
otherwise
please
call
the
appropriate
number
above
where
service
can
be
obtained
at
a
charge.
should
you
experience
any
difficulty
in
obtaining
service
contact
the
Beko
Customer
Helpline
on
Tel:
0333
207
9710
or
e-mail:
CustomerService@support.beko.co.uk
This
guarantee
is
provided
by
Beko
plc.
Beko
House,
1
Greenhill
Crescent,
Watford,
Herts,
WD18
8QU.
Beko
plc
is
registered
in
England
and
Wales
with
company
registration
number
02415578.
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