Küppersbusch GKS 324.0 Instructions For Use And Installation Instructions

Brand: Küppersbusch

Model: GKS 324.0

Category: Hobs

Type: Instructions For Use And Installation Instructions

Küppersbusch GKS 324.0 is a gas hob featuring two high-speed burners, one normal burner, and one simmering burner. It is designed for built-in installation and offers a range of convenient features for cooking. The high-speed burners are ideal for tasks like searing meat or boiling large quantities of water, while the normal and simmering burners are better suited for everyday cooking tasks like frying and stewing. The hob also includes a range of safety features like automatic ignition and a flame failure safety device, ensuring peace of mind while cooking.

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12 GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0

For your information...

You should carefully read the information in this manual before you use your

hob. Here you will find important notes concerning safety and how to use, look

after and service your appliance so that it enjoys a long service life.

Should a fault arise, please first consult chapter “What to do if trouble oc-

curs...”. You can often remedy minor faults yourself and thus save unnecessary

service costs.

Always keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to new

owners for their information and safety.

The following symbols are used in this operating manual:

=The warning triangle draws your attention to risks to your health or

damage that might be caused to your appliance.

FHere you will find useful hints and information.

Conditions of guarantee

The conditions of guarantee applicable for this product are subject to those

published by the representative in the relevant country.

Details regarding same may be obtained from the dealer from whom the

appliance was purchased. For claims under guarantee the sales receipt must

be produced.

Disposing of the packaging and

the old appliance

Dispose of the transport packaging in such a way that it does not impact on

the environment.

If the appliance is purchased in Germany, the dealer who sold you the

appliance will dispose of the transport packaging for you. Recycling the

packaging saves raw materials and reduces the amount of waste disposed

appliances still contain useful materials. Dispose of your old appliance at a

collection point for recycling useful materials.

Before disposing of your old appliance ensure that it cannot be used any

longer. This will prevent misuse.

Content

Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

for connection and functions

for operation

Your appliance at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

GKS 644.0

GKS 324.0

Operating the appliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Initial cleaning

Using the rings

Switching the rings on and off

Notes on the right types of saucepans

Cross support for small pots

Cleaning and care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

The burner covers and the saucepan supports

What to do if trouble occurs... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Type plate

Assembly and installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Safety instructions

Requirements for installation

Fitting dimensions

Connecting the appliance to the gas supply

Connecting the appliance to the electricity supply

Installation

Initial start-up

Converting to different types of gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Table of injector diameters

Purchase order numbers of the conversion sets

Resetting the ring burners

Testing the appliance's functions

Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Table of permissible types of gas and pressures

Table of heat input

Cross calorific values according to EN 437

GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0 13

Safety instructions

for connection and functions

■ These instructions must be discussed with the customers before being

handed over to them.

■ The appliance may only be operated with natural gas or liquefied petroleum

gas (butane/propane or a blend of the two).

■ The relevant gas supply pressures for the various European countries are

listed in the table entitled “Table of permissible types of gas and pressures”

(see p. 20).

■ Only use the pressure governors which are permitted and approved in the

relevant countries.

■ The mains connection for the appliance is rated for 220-240 V / 50 Hz.

The power consumption is 0.6 VA.

■ Before connecting up the appliance, please check whether the local

connection conditions (type of gas and pressure) correspond to the

appliance's setting.

■ All setting data for the appliance are listed in these operating instructions.

On the appliance you can find them on an information plate (or on the

identification plate).

■ If a setting is changed, this must be indicated accordingly.

■ This appliance is not connected to a pipe for extracting combustion

products. It must be installed and connected in accordance with the

applicable installation conditions.

■ The use of a gas cooker causes heat and humidity to build up in the room

where the appliance is installed. For this reason the appliance should only

be operated in a well ventilated room.

■ The appliance should only be connected to the gas mains by a qualified gas

fitter, who is also the only person who should carry out any adjustment,

conversion work and the initial start-up. The statutory regulations and con-

nection conditions of the local gas supply company should be observed in

full.

■ Maintenance and repair work on the appliance should only be carried out

by a trained technician from Customer Service. The energy supply should

always be turned off when repairs are being carried out on facilities which

conduct gas. Work which has not been carried out properly represents a

potential safety hazard.

■ If the appliance is operated on liquefied petroleum gas (butane or propane)

all connections between cylinder and appliance must be absolutely tight and

leakproof.

■ Please ensure that freely laid supply hoses cannot become jammed or

wedged in and that they are not placed on the hob.

■ If cooker hoods or wall cupboards are installed above the hob, please

observe a minimum distance of 650 mm.

■ This appliance must be earthed.

■ Do not lever the hob out of the recess with a screwdriver - You could

damage the frame of the hob. Press the hob out of the recess from

underneath to dismantle.

■ We recommend having the appliance serviced at regular intervals by a

qualified gas fitter (maintenance agreement).

for operation

■ Do not put the appliance into operation until the gas fitter who has installed

it has explained its functions to you.

■ You are also requested to carefully study the information in this booklet

where you will find important notes on safety and on using the appliance.

Please remember that any damage due to incorrect operation does not fall

within the terms of the guarantee.

■ Using a gas cooker causes heat and humidity to build up in the room where

the appliance is installed. For this reason it should only be operated in a

well ventilated room.

■ The appliance is only intended for preparing food in private households.

■ The appliance should not be used to heat rooms.

■ The gas supply should be switched off immediately if any problems occur

during operation.

■ Please keep these operating instructions in a safe place.

■ The rings should only be switched on if there is a pan of food on top of

them.

■ For technical reasons to do with the gas supply you should not use

additional support rings on the burners.

■ The appliances become hot during operation. Always keep children away

from the appliance.

■ Fat and oil which become overheated can ignite automatically. Foods

prepared using fat and oil (such as chips) should never be left unattended.

Never try to extinguish fat and oil which has ignited by using water! Place

the lid on the pan and switch off the cooking ring.

■ The glass ceramic surface is very tough and can easily withstand light to

medium blows and loads distributed over large areas. You should, however,

avoid concentrated loads, such as containers for spices and herbs or bottles

falling onto the surface.

■ If any cracks, fissures or breakages appear on the glass ceramic surface,

the appliance must be switched off immediately. Call the Customer Service.

■ Do not place the connection cables of electric appliances on the hot rings.

■ Always keep pressure cookers under constant observation until the correct

pressure has been reached. First set the burners to full flame and turn down

the flame in good time (depending on the instructions issued by the

manufacturer of the pressure cooker).

■ Caution! In a power failure the electronic one-hand spark ignition device

does not work. Use matches or similar.

■ The ventilation slits of the hob must not be covered over!

14 GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0

Your appliance at a glance

GKS 644.0

1 Simmering ring

2 Normal ring

3 High-speed ring

4Normal ring

5 Saucepan supports

6 Control knob for high-speed ring

7 Control knob for simmering ring

8 Control knob for normal ring top right (pos. 2)

9 Control knob for normal ring bottom right (pos. 4)

10 Ventilation slits

Accessoy supplied:

Cross support for small pots

GKS 324.0

1 Simmering ring

2 High-speed ring

3 Saucepan support

4 Control knob for simmering ring

5 Control knob for high-speed ring

6 Ventilation slits

Accessory supplied:

Cross support for small pots

Operating the appliance

=Take heed of the safety instructions on page 13!

Initial cleaning

– Clean the hob with water and some detergent.

– Rewipe it with clear water and finally dry it.

Using the rings

The nominal output of the various burners can be found in the table entitled

“Table of heat input” (see p. 20).

Using the various rings:

The high-speed ring is used

- for frying meat before it is roasted,

- to bring large amounts of liquid to the boil.

The normal ring is used (GKS 644.0 only)

- to prepare medium-sized portions of food,

- for frying meat.

The simmering ring is used

- for braising and keeping food warm,

- for preparing smaller amounts of food,

- for cooking food that tends to burn and become stuck to the bottom of the

pan.

Switching the rings on and off

The appliance GKS 324.0 has two rings, GKS 644.0 has four rings.

Each ring has its own control knob. Which control knob belongs to which ring

is indicated by the symbols on the operation panel.

Next to the control knobs for the rings are the symbols for setting the flame

high setting the flame low and “OFF” (●). The flame can be set to any

desired height between high and low. You should start cooking on full flame

and then continue on a lower flame.

– To switch on the ring, press down the

control knob and turn to the left (full

flame).

After the flame has ignited, keep the

control knob depressed for a short time

(max. 10 seconds), until the flame

burns automatically when the control

knob is released.

– To switch off the ring, turn the control

knob to the “OFF” (●) setting.

Notes on the right types of saucepans

Using the right types of saucepans will help you to save time and energy.

Select a saucepan with a diameter that fits the size of the ring.

GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0 15

Recommended saucepan diameters:

High-speed ring: 22 - 24 cm

Normal ring (GKS 644.0 only): 18 - 20 cm

Simmering ring*: 12 - 16 cm

* Smaller saucepans can only be used on the simmering ring with the aid of

the cross support for small pots.

Notes on use

- For technical reasons to do with the gas supply you should not use

additional support rings on the burners.

- Using saucepans with a diameter that fits the rings avoids the saucepans

getting too close to the control knobs, which could cause the control knobs

to heat up or become damaged.

- Do not use small saucepans on a ring which is too large for them. In many

cases this leads to unnecessary energy consumption.

- Do not place an empty saucepan onto a lit ring and do not allow food to

boil dry.

Cross support for small pots

The cross support for

small pots can be placed

over the simmering ring

onto the saucepan sup-

port so that small pots

can be safely used.

Cleaning and care

■ Do not use any abrasive or aggressive cleaning or scouring agents such as

steel wool, soap-impregnated steel wool, metal or plastic sponges or similar

agents with an abrasive surface.

■ Incrustation due to boilied over foods are best presoftened with a wet cloth.

Then remove them with a glass scraper. Sugar and melted plastic should

be removed while the cooking area is still hot.

■ Care for your glass-ceramic cooking area once a week. Regular care builds

up a protective layer and also eases day-to-day cleaning. Please follow the

instructions of the cleaner or cleanser manufacturer concerned. Even heavy

soiling can be cleaned with a cleanser and enough water. Wipe dry with a

cloth.

The burner covers and the saucepan supports

■ Do not use any abrasive or aggressive cleaning or scouring agents such as

steel wool, soap-impregnated steel wool, metal or plastic sponges or similar

agents with an abrasive surface.

■ Let the burner components cool down before cleaning them.

■ Clean the burner covers and the saucepan supports in warm water. Then

carefully rub them dry.

■ Never use soda or cleaning agents that contain chlorine to clean any parts

of the burners. Alkaline cleaning agents and oven sprays can damage the

surfaces.

■ When you replace the burner covers, make sure that the pins lock into the

grooves.

■ Avoid dirt burning and becoming permanent. More stubborn dirt and food

remains which have burned and become stuck should be soaked before the

items are cleaned.

What to do if trouble occurs...

=Repairs may only be carried out by a qualified technician!

You can deal with some problems that occur yourself. First check whether

there has been any operating error. Repairs during the guarantee period are

not free of charge when they are caused by operating errors or non-observan-

ce of the following instructions:

Type plate

FShould you call Customer Service or order spare parts, always state the

data indicated on the identification plate.

The type plate is located on the underside of the hob. It is also stuck onto the

cover page of the enclosed operating manual.

Fault Cause Remedy

The rings do not ignite. Interruption of electri-

city supply.

Check electricity supply.

Food remains or resi-

due from cleaning

agents between igniti-

on plug and burner

Release carefully and clean.

Defective ignition plug. Call Customer Service. Use

matches in the meantime.

Sudden change in the flame

of the ring burners.

Burner covers skew. Lock burner covers into

place.

Suddenly necessary hold

down burner control knob

longer until the flame burns.

Temperature sensor

bent.

Carefully bend sensor back

into place.

Burner cover skew. Lock burner cover into place.

16 GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0

Assembly and installation

Safety instructions

=Take heed of the safety instructions on page 13!

■ Caution! The permissible category for connecting the appliances can vary

from region to region. If you are in any doubt, you should enquire at your

local gas supply company to find out which categories of appliances come

into question. Check whether the details on the identification plate coincide

with the local connection conditions (type of gas and gas pressure) and with

the settings of the appliance. If you ascertain any discrepancies, the

appliance must be converted accordingly!

■ When connecting the appliance to the gas mains you should particularly

observe the relevant regulations and guidelines of the institutions of the

country where the appliance is operated. In Germany and Austria these are:

DVGW-TRGI 1986 Technical guidelines for gas installations (Germany)

TRF 1988/1996 Technical guidelines for liquefied petroleum gas (Germany)

ÖVGW-TRGI and TRG 2, part 1 Technical guidelines (Austria)

You should also observe the regulations of the local gas supply companies

and those stipulated by the authorities (e.g. fire protection regulations).

■ All work such as connection, putting the appliance into operation,

maintenance and repairs or carrying out settings and conversions should

always be done by a qualified gas fitter in conformity with the applicable

safety regulations. The legally binding regulations and connection conditions

of the local gas supply company should be observed in full. Work which is

improperly carried out can represent a potential safety hazard!

■ This appliance is not connected to a pipe for extracting combustion

products. It must be installed and connected according to the applicable

installation conditions. It is particularly important to ensure that adequate

ventilation measures are taken.

■ When the appliance is being connected or repaired it should be dis-

connected from the electricity supply. The energy supply should always be

turned off when repairs are being carried out on facilities that conduct gas.

■ Should the connection plug not be accessible, safeguard measures should

be carried out using line-protecting cutouts, fuses or contactors whose

contact opening has a width of at least 3 mm.

■ The openings to allow the extraction of fumes should not be covered over.

■ When converting from natural gas to liquefied petroleum gas, it is always

necessary to change the injectors of the burner jets. This also applies if the

reverse is the case. Such conversion work should always be carried out by

a qualified gas fitter.

■ Conversion to other types of gas must be clearly and indelibly marked on

the type plate.

■ No modifications should be made to the appliance unless with the explicit

consent of the manufacturer.

Requirements for installation

■ The room where the appliance is installed should have a volume of at least

20 m3 and it must be possible to ventilate it by a window or a door opening

out into the fresh air.

■ The hob is built into an opening in the worktop. This opening must be

prepared according to the installation dimensions specified below.

■ The worktop must be aligned horizontally. Make a clean cut into it for the

opening.

■ There must be no cross bars beneath the opening. They should be cut back

to at least the size of the opening in the worktop.

■ The distances at the front, rear and sides of the hob opening must conform

to the measurements shown in the drawing. The edges at the front and the

rear are based on a worktop depth of 600 mm. The rear edge will be wider

for worktops with a greater depth.

■ We recommend protecting the cut surfaces of the worktop opening with a

coat of waterproof paint.

■ To ensure ease of operation at the hob, tall cupboards at the side should

be at least 300 mm away.

■ Additional space for the gas connection is required below the hob.

■ The wall connection strip must be made of heat-resistant material and must

have no sockets in the area around the hob. We recommend using a

support strip made of plastic with a covering strip made of aluminium. The

lateral part on the worktop must not be longer than 30 mm.

■ The wall above the wall connection strip in the area around the appliance

must be made of non-inflammable material. Wood, plastic, PVC foil etc. are

not suitable.

■ In normal use very high temperatures may act on the surrounding items of

furniture. The plastic finish or the veneer of built-in kitchen furniture must

be protected by a heat-resistant adhesive (100 °C).

■ Cooker hoods and wall cupboards above the hob must be installed at a mi-

nimum distance of 650 mm.

■ Before installing the hob and any time that the hob is removed, the gasket

should be checked for signs of damage and to ensure that it fits perfectly.

Fit a new gasket if necessary.Do not use any additional adhesives such as

silicone, as there is a danger that plastic-coated worktops could be dama-

ged when the hob is removed.

Exception: Uneven worktops (e.g. worktops with ceramic tiles) require a

gasket made of a heat-resistant, permanently elastic sealing material (e.g.

with silicone, suitable for ceramic surfaces). Only apply this sealing material

around the edge of the hob, never underneath it!

Fitting dimensions

GKS 324.0

GKS 644.0

* Appliance height

GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0 17

If several hobs are installed next to each other, please observe the minimum

distances between the cuts into the worktop indicated in the drawing.

Connecting the appliance to the gas supply

First check whether the gas and the gas supply pressure are correct. You can

find details on the correct gas supply pressure in the section entitled

“Technical data” (see p. 20).

You can see for what type of gas the built-in hob has been set on the adhesive

label (which is located on the underside of the appliance).

The appliance can be converted to run on a different type of gas. This is ex-

plained in the section entitled “Converting to different types of gas” (see p. 18)

The pipe for the gas connection is at the centre of the underside of the

appliance.

The required gas connection R ½" must be connected in accordance with the

current statutory installation conditions and guidelines of the country in que-

stion. In Germany, a gas connection may be carried out either as a fixed con-

nection with a gas shutoff valve or using an officially-approved gas safety pipe

with a socket.

It must be ensured that the connection parts are laid in such a way that they

cannot heat up and become damaged while the appliance is in operation and

that they cannot come into contact with the movable parts of the kitchen

elements.

Connecting the appliance to the electricity supply

An earthed shockproof socket is required for electrical connection. Electrical

connection must be carried out in accordance with national and local regula-

tions.

The mains connection for the appliance is rated for 220-240 V / 50 Hz. The

power consumption is 0.6 VA.

The connection cables must be laid in such a way that they do not heat up

and become damaged when the appliance is in operation.

Installation

Using clips makes it easier and quicker for you to install these units. You can

carry out the complete installation work from above.

– First of all make a clean cut into the worktop. (see “Fitting dimensions”).

– Make sure that the gasket is properly seated. If the worktops are uneven

(tiles etc.), you must also apply a temperature-resistant sealing mass around

the edge of the hob.

Do not apply the sealing mass underneath the hob onto the worktop as the

work surface will be damaged when the hob is removed.

– Now convert the hob - if necessary - to a different type of gas. It is essential

to read chapter “Converting to different tips of gas”, page 18 onwards,

beforehand.

– Then insert the clips on the cooking area worktop cut-out as shown in the

figures on the previous page, observing the clearances indicated.

GKS 324.0 GKS 644.0

30 mm worktop:

40 mm worktop:

View of worktop

Detail

Hob

Worktop

18 GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0

Detail of the hob with clips screwed on:

– Insert the rear edge of the

hob and carefully lower. At

the same time press in the

clip with both hands

– Press hob downwards until it

rests completely on the

worktop.

FIf the worktop cut-out should be a little too large, it is possible to increase

the preliminary spring tension of the clips by screwing them down.

– Place the burner cover, the saucepan support(s) and attachment carefully

in the correct position.

– Pin up the control knobs.

Initial start-up

– Turn on the gas connection tap, and insert the mains plug into the

shockproof socket.

Before the appliance is put into operation, it must be checked by a gas fitter

to ensure that it is functioning correctly and that there is no leakage of gas.

The appliance is then ready to be put into operation.

The appliance should be explained to the operator using the operating

instructions. The operating instructions should then be handed over to the

operator.

Converting to different types of

gas

This appliance can be converted to run on other types of gas.

=Adjustment and conversion work should only be carried out by a qualified

gas fitter! The applicable rules and regulations should be observed.

Disconnect the appliance from the power supply so that it is completely

free of voltage.

=The type of gas and the gas supply pressure must correspond to the gas

setting specified on the appliance. The factory setting is indicated on an

information plate or on the appliance nameplate.

=Any subsequent conversions to different types of gas must be

permanently marked on the nameplate of the appliance.

=Use only the special injectors which can be ordered from Customer Service.

=When converting to a different type of gas, you must always exchange

the main injectors and the low-flame injectors.

Disconnect the gas and electricity supply beforehand.

Table of injector diameters

=Attention: Only use the special injectors which you can order from Cu-

stomer Service! The data in the table are engraved on the injectors! If

you use injectors that are larger than those approved for the type of gas

or the gas supply pressure in question, this can destroy the appliance

and damage the health of the user (CO emissions)!

Purchase order numbers of the conversion sets

Injector code main injector/low-flame injector

Type of gas High-speed

ring Normal

ring Simmering

ring

Natural gas H, E, E+

G 20 (20/25 mbar) 125/56 93/45 72/41

Natural gas LL

G 25 (20 mbar) 145/62 117/50 79/47

Natural gas L

G 25 (25 mbar) 118/57 104/47 78/43

Liquied gas butane/propane

G 30 (50 mbar) 75/33 60/27 47/24

Liquied gas butane/propane

G 30 (28-30/37 mbar) 83/39 70/31 53/28

Liquied gas propane

G 31 (50 mbar) 79/34 67/29 51/26

Type of gas, pressure Injector sets

Natural gas H, E, E+

G 20 (20/25 mbar) Ask customer service.

Natural gas LL

G 25 (20 mbar) Acc. no. 703

Natural gas L

G 25 (25 mbar) Acc. no. 704

Liquied gas butane/propane

G 30 (50 mbar) Acc. no. 701

Liquied gas butane/propane

G 30 (28-30/37 mbar) Acc. no. 702

Liquied gas propane

G 31 (50 mbar) Ask customer service.

GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0 19

Resetting the ring burners

=Close the gas tap! Pull out the mains plug!

=Check the replaceable injectors according to table “Table of injector dia-

meters”! Make sure that the correct injector is used for each burner.

Dismantle hob and remove glass ceramic plate

– Press the hob out of the worktop from below and remove.

Do not lever the hob out of the recess with a screwdriver - You could

damage the frame of the hob. Press the hob out of the recess from

underneath to dismantle.

– Remove the control knobs.

– Remove burner covers, the saucepan

support(s) and attachments, unscrew

burner flange.

– Unsrew the srews on the side of the

case and remove the glass ceramic pla-

te.

Changing the main injectors

– Through the mixing pipe of the burner mount the socket wrench onto the

injector and unscrew the injector using a screwdriver.

– Place the new injector into the socket wrench and screw it in as far as it

will go.

Changing the low-flame injectors

– Using a suitable screwdriver,

remove the low-flame injectors

located on the right side of the

axis of the gas tap.

– Fit the new low-flame injectors

for the new type of gas in the

relevant taps.

Assembling the hob

– Mount glass ceramic hob and, while doing so, pass the spark plugs,

temperature sensors and control knob pins through the appropriate

openings.

– Mount burner flange and screw tight.

– Insert screws on the housing side again

and tighten.

Tight screws evenly and alternately.

– Mount the relevant identification plates for

the new type of gas you have converted

to, choosing a suitable position.

Installing the hob

– Ensure that the entire gasket on the underside has been placed back in the

correct position.

– Insert the rear edge of the

hob and carefully lower. At

the same time press in the

clip with both hands.

– Press hob downwards until it

rests completely on the

worktop.

– Place the burner cover, the saucepan support(s) and attachment carefully

in the correct position. Turn the cover to bring into position.

– Pin up the control knobs.

Testing the appliance’s functions

=After you have completely reassembled the appliance, all its functions

must be tested!

– Put the appliance into operation as described in these operating

instructions.

– Check the appliance for any leakage of gas (see DVGW worksheet G600 -

DVGW TRG 1986/TRF 1988/1996).

– Check the burners for signs of over-ignition and a steady flame (do not

forget to check them on low flame as well).

Main injector

Socket wrench

20 GKS 324.0/GKS 644.0

Technical data

Table of permissible types of gas and pressures

Table of heat input

GKS 324.0

Total nominal heat input = 3,9 kW

Connected load of the appliance = 281 g/h

GKS 644.0

Total nominal heat input = 7,7 kW

Connected load of the appliance = 555 g/h

Cross calorific values according to EN 437

The HSB calorific value can be obtained from the relevant gas supply company

upon installation.

The flow rate is calculated as follows:

Heat input kW x 1000

flow rate l/min = gross calorific value kWh/m3 x 60

Country

(ISO country codes)

Natural gas

H, E

(G 20)

Natural gas

(G 25)

Natural

gas L

(G 25)

Pressure couple

Natural gas E+

(G 20/25)

Propane

(G 31)

Pressure couple

(Butane/propane)

(G 30/31)

Butane

(Butane/propane)

(G 30)

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