BCT60GX1: Built-In Cooktop (Gas, 60 cm)

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I install the BCT60GX1 60 cm gas built-in cooktop myself?

No, you cannot install the 60cm built-in gas cooktop model (BCT60GX1) yourself. For installation, only a licensed gasfitter trained in Gas Safety can install the cooktop.   Only a licensed gas-fitting technician who has been trained in gas safety can install the BCT60GX1 built-in cooktop.

Before starting, ensure that the electrician is carefully review the provided manual and adhering to all safety guidelines, which can be found this at the bottom of this page. Ensure all the local gas and electrical standards are met.

Always conduct thorough checks for leaks before and after installation.

For more guidance, refer to our cooktop installation videos.

2. What should I do if I detect a gas leak in my 4 burner gas cooktop?

Turn off the Main Gas Supply Valve: Immediately shut off the main gas supply valve upon detecting a gas leak from your 4 burner gas cooktop. This action halts the flow of gas and prevents further leakage.

Ventilate the Area: Open all doors and windows to ventilate the area. This step allows fresh air to enter and disperse any accumulated gas, reducing the risk of ignition.

Avoid Ignition Sources: Refrain from using electrical switches, creating sparks, or using ignition sources such as matches or lighters. These actions could ignite the leaked gas, leading to a potential fire or explosion hazard.

Evacuate if Necessary: If the smell of gas persists or is strong, evacuate the premises immediately. Contact your gas provider or emergency services from a safe location for assistance.

Seek Professional Help: Contact a qualified gas technician or emergency services to assess and repair the gas leak promptly. It's crucial to prioritise safety and refrain from re-entering the area until it has been deemed safe by professionals.

Remember: Gas leaks are serious emergencies that require immediate attention and professional assistance. Ensure proper maintenance of your 4 burner gas cooktop to prevent potential hazards and always follow safety protocols.

3. What are some important safety tips for cooking on a 4 burner gas cooktop?

When cooking on a 4 burner gas cooktop, safety is a priority. Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind when operating the cooktop.

Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect your 4 burner gas cooktop for signs of damage or wear to ensure it functions safely.

Adequate Ventilation: Ensure proper ventilation in your kitchen to prevent the buildup of gas fumes.

Keep Flammable Items Away: Always keep flammable objects, such as kitchen towels or curtains, at a safe distance from the cooktop during use.

Never Leave Unattended: Avoid leaving the 4 burner gas cooktop unattended while in operation to minimise the risk of accidents.

Use Flat-bottomed Cookware: Utilise cookware with flat bottoms to ensure stability and prevent tipping over while cooking.

Gas Leak Protocol: If you detect a gas leak, promptly turn off the gas supply, ventilate the area, and seek assistance from a professional. Read the FAQ above to understand things to do in case of a gas leak from your cooktop.

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