Instructions For Use; Ignition Of The Main Burner; Ignition Of The Pilot Burner; Ignition Of The Main Burner And Temperature Regulation - Lotus BM-4G Guia Para La Intalación E Instrucciones De Uso

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Warning!:
Before turning on the appliance, clean it with water and and dish-washing detergent. Rinse it several times and fill it with
water to the maximum level engraved on the back of the tank.

IGNITION OF THE MAIN BURNER

Ignition of the pilot burner Fig.A
Check that the thermostat knob (14) to position ? . Keep pressed the knob and press repeatedly the piezo-electric button
(18). The flame ignites automatically and is visible through the inspection window in the front panel.
After ignition keep the button pressed for another 5-10 seconds, to allow the thermocouple to heat, then release.
If the flame goes out, repeat the procedure.
Ignition of the main burner and temperature regulation Fig.A
After releasing the button (14), the gas enters into the safety valve.
Turning the konb graduated fron 30 to 90 °C, the gas flows into the main burner (3) and ignites.

Turning off the main burner

Fig.A
Rotate knob (14) to the ? position. Only the pilot burner will remain lighted.
Turning off the appliance Fig.A
Pressand turn the knob (14) into position "0". This command blocks the gas flow in both the main burner and the pilot burner.

EMPTYING THE TUB

The user must have a container suitable for emptying the water. This
container must be made of heat resistant material and must be made in
such a way that water does not overflow when draining from the
appliance, thus creating a potential danger".
Insert the drain pipe according to the diagram. Position the container.
Push the safety device upwards againsts the automatic openings (A) and
press the lever (B) towards the symbol.
Note: the distance between the appliance and the corners of the support
should be taken into consideration.
Note: The tub should be emptied when the water is cool.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOVAL OF EXHAUST GASES
Type " A" Appliances (See Data Plate)
Combustion fumes from type " A" appliances must be removed by means of special hoods or similar devices which are
connected to efficient flues or stovepipes or directly to the outside (natural removal). Fig. 1.
If this is not possible, an extraction fan may be used if it is connected directly to the outside (mechanical removal). Fig.
2. The capacity of such a fan shall not be inferior to that established by regulations in effect.
Mechanical Removal of Exhaust Gases
The supply of gas to the appliance must be directly linked to the exhaust removal system. It must be interrupted if the capacity
of the system falls below the minimum amount established by the regulations in force.
The gas supply to the appliance must be turned on again manually.
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