LIVINOX Instruction Manual

Special Precautions

To ensure safe and proper operation of your Livinox hob, please read and follow these instructions carefully.

Marks are identified by different danger and loss levels:

• ⚠️ WARNING: Ignoring this mark and operating improperly may lead to death, injury, or fire.
• ❗ ATTENTION: Ignoring this mark and operating improperly may lead to death, injury, or fire.
• ℹ️ ADVICE: For safety and convenience, please understand this content.

Marks for ATTENTION:

? BURNING | ✅ MUST DO | ? FORBIDDANCE | ❌ NO FIRE | ? NO TOUCH | ?️ NO DISASSEMBLY

DANGER: In case of gas leakage

1. Stop using the hob immediately.
2. Turn off the gas valve.
3. Open windows and doors.
4. Contact the local gas company.

Do not:

• Do not ignite any fire.
• Do not turn on any electrical appliance.
• Do not touch power plugs.
• Do not use telephones nearby.

Flame sparks can lead to fire. Turn off the gas valve.

In case of burning smell, gas smell, earthquake, or fire:

1. Turn the knob to the OFF position.
2. Turn off the gas valve.
3. Contact the after-sale service department immediately.

These steps are to avoid fire or faults.

Gas Type:

Please use the right type of gas according to the rating label. Using other types of gas may lead to hob damage or fire.

General Safety Advice:

• To install, repair, or move a gas appliance, it must be carried out by the service department or a registered gas installer. Failure to do so may result in damage for which the manufacturer is not responsible.
• Any repair or disassembly must be carried out by registered technical personnel.
• Must use the specified gas pipe.
• Keep any easy-burned items (clothes, newspaper, coal oil) away from the hob.
• Do not place any spray containers near the hob, as it may lead to fire.
• Do not use coal oil, gas oil, or other flammable/explosive products near the hob.

Attention Points

• Placement: Ensure at least 400mm height clearance between the hob bottom and the cupboard. The space must not be sealed and should have a hole of at least 0.2 square meters.
• Clearance: Maintain a distance of at least 150mm from walls and 1mm from above the hob.
• Gas Container: The gas container must not be placed directly below the hob. The gas pipe should not exceed 2 meters in length and should be kept at least 1 meter away from the gas container. Ensure the pipe does not reach other parts of the hob.
• Burner & Trivet: Ensure the burner and trivet are placed in the correct positions before use.
• Ventilation: Keep the kitchen well-ventilated, but avoid direct strong wind blowing onto the burner.
• Hot Surfaces: Do not touch the trivet and burner immediately after use, as they will be very hot.
• Shutting Down: Turn the knob to OFF and turn off the gas valve after use. Remember to turn off the gas supply when going out or sleeping.

Advice: Check the condition of the gas pipe regularly and replace it every two years.

Parts Identification

The following components are part of the gas hob assembly:

• Electrode: For ignition.
• Outer Burner Cap: Covers the burner.
• Inner Burner Cap: Part of the burner assembly.
• Thermocouple: Safety device that shuts off gas if the flame goes out.
• Trivet: Supports cookware over the burner.
• Knob: Controls the gas flow and flame.
• Top Plate: The main surface of the hob.

Diagram Description: Visual representation of hob components for models LGH-218 2B-BL, LGH-438B 2B-SL, and LGH-438G 2B-SL, showing the arrangement of burners, caps, electrode, thermocouple, trivet, and knob on the top plate.

Installation

Follow these steps for proper installation:

1. Cupboard Preparation: Open the required holes in the cupboard according to the provided instruction paper. (Refer to Diagram 3).
2. Gas Pipe Installation:
   • For Plastic Tubes: Apply airproof caution, connect the tube to the hob connector, and fasten the clip securely. (Refer to Diagram 4).
   • For Metal Tubes: Apply airproof caution and fasten the nuts on the connection. (Refer to Diagram 5).
3. Hob Placement: Position the hob in the prepared hole on the cupboard. Ensure it is installed level. The bottom edge of the top plate should be properly sealed.
4. Leakage Check: Turn on the gas valve. Apply soapy water to all connections. If air bubbles appear, it indicates a gas leakage, and the connection needs to be reinstalled.

Direction for Use

Your ignition safety hob is equipped with a flame failure protection device. This device automatically shuts off the gas supply if the flame is accidentally extinguished by wind or spilled liquid.

1. Battery Installation: Insert the battery correctly into the battery case located at the bottom of the hob.
2. Gas Supply: Turn on the main gas valve.
3. Ignition: Turn the control knob counter-clockwise to the full ON position (approximately 90 degrees). You will hear continuous sparking. The burner should ignite. Keep the knob pressed for 5-8 seconds after ignition before releasing your hand.
4. Flame Adjustment: You can select one of five different flame levels by turning the control knob.
5. Turning Off: Turn the control knob clockwise to the OFF position. The gas supply will be cut off, and the flame will extinguish.

Notes:

• For newly installed hobs or hobs not used for some time, it may take a few attempts to ignite due to air in the gas line. Repeat the ignition process until the air is purged.
• If the flame appears yellowish or uneven, adjust the damper located at the bottom of the hob to achieve a normal flame. (Refer to Diagram 6 for damper adjustment).

Product Dimensions

Model: LGH-218 2B-BL

Diagram Description: Top view of the LGH-218 2B-BL hob showing dimensions approximately 630-700mm in width and 330-390mm in depth. A side view indicates a height of approximately 330mm.

Models: LGH-438B 2B-SL, LGH-438G 2B-SL

Diagram Description: Top view of the LGH-438B 2B-SL and LGH-438G 2B-SL hobs showing dimensions approximately 630mm in width and 330mm in depth. A side view indicates a height of approximately 330mm.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential for the proper functioning of your hob.

• Keep burner caps and gas flow openings clear of debris.
• Ensure the electrode and thermocouple are clean.
• Before cleaning, shut off the gas supply and allow all parts to cool down completely.
• Wash burner caps, burners, electrodes, thermocouples, and trivets with a mild detergent. Use a steel wire brush to remove stubborn dirt from burner caps. For the top plate, use a sponge brush with mild detergent; avoid using sharp or hard brushes.
• Check the gas tube frequently and replace it with a new one every two years.

Trouble-Shooting Guide

Note: Troubles marked with "O" can be solved by final users. Troubles marked with "Δ" must be repaired by technical people. If a user cannot solve a problem according to this guide, please contact after-sale service.