Lacanche Beaune 900mm Wide Classic Range Cooker by Lacanche

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Installation & Commissioning Your Lacanche Range Cooker

Installation and Commissioning should be in accordance with the manufacturer’s Installer’s Manual and also current Gas Safe and IEE regulations. In order that installation and commissioning is carried out correctly you should use a suitable qualified and Gas Safe registered engineer. Your local Lacanche stockists can advise. The appropriate installation guidance for your cooker will be sent with the order acknowledgement.

Note: COMMISSIONING IS CRUCIAL for the correct operation of your Lacanche. Failure to have your Lacanche commissioned correctly will result in over/under performance of burners and ovens and inconsistent temperatures.

Power Supply/Services

After ordering your Lacanche range cooker information will be sent to you detailing what services you will require to power the cooker.

Electricity

Electric feeds will be standard single phase 230 volt supply. On some larger models including many electric features, two such supplies may be required and this will be notified in the information sent to you after placing your order. On request, Lacanche range cookers can be built for three phase electricity.

Gas

Information on the gas power/requirement of your cooker will be provided after your order has been placed. We offer the appropriate flexihose for the type of gas (LPG or Natural Gas), which is designed to plug into a female half inch / 15mm bayonet fitting on site (location to be advised in post order confirmation).

Building-In Guidance

When the appliance is being built into a run of units a gap of 5mm must be maintained either side of the appliance. The stainless steel hob of the appliance should not be lower than the adjoining worktops and the worktops can butt up to the hob.

Lacanche range cookers are designed to sit proud of the adjacent units. Units adjacent to the cooker should not sit flush or proud of the cooker doors (including oven, simmer oven and cupboard doors), but should sit flush with the main body of the cooker, for side opening cupboard or simmer oven doors to open wide enough to insert or remove shelves.

If the furniture next to the range is deeper than 595mm, the cooker will need to be moved forward. The gap at the rear of the cooker can be filled by using the Lacanche Back Infill Panel.

For cookers situated in confined spaces (e.g. inglenooks) with the gas oven, or with wall tiles on the back wall behind and above the cooker, we recommend using the island spacer. Wall units that are placed to the left and the right of the cooker must be a minimum distance of 450mm above the hob on both sides.

Wall units or over mantles that are at worktop height to the left or the right of the hob must be a minimum distance of 100mm from the sides of the hob top.

Any combustible materials directly above the cooker must be a minimum of 750mm from the top of the cooker, and the minimum height of an over mantle is 750mm.

It is advisable to have a wipe clean surface on the wall behind the cooker such as our stainless steel backsplashes.

The above dimensions must be adhered to. FdeF Limited is not responsible for degradation of paintwork or material adjoining the cooker.

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