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Bosch Gas Cooktops
The following models may be used on the Jewish Sabbath or the Jewish Holidays (Yom Tov) in accordance with the instructions below:

Bosch Gas Cooktops
30” Gas Cooktops	NGM3054UC	NGM5024UC	NGM5054UC	NGM5064UC
	NGM8054UC
36” Gas Cooktops	NGM3654UC	NGM5624UC	NGM5654UC	NGM5664UC
	NGM8654UC

Please be aware that there are restrictions in the use of ovens and stoves on the Sabbath and Holidays. If you are unfamiliar with the laws of keeping food warm on the Sabbath or cooking on the Holidays, please call your Rabbi. Please note that when the Holiday and Sabbath coincide, the Sabbath laws prevail. Before first use of a new oven be sure to wash the racks and interior of the oven thoroughly with warm water and soap to remove any coating oil.


COOKTOPS:

1. On the Sabbath, a gas flame may not be initiated, adjusted or turned off.

2. On the Sabbath, a "blech" should be used to cover the flame in addition to covering the controls of the cooktop. For the gas burners use a standard "blech",

The blech should not cover the knobs. Knobs should be covered lightly with foil (if necessary). The cooktops require air to flow around and underneath the knobs.

The smallest burner should be used at the lowest setting (only one burner when using a blech to avoid overheating and damage to the cooktop surface and components).

3. On Yom Tov, a gas flame may not be initiated or turned completely off. For gas cooktops, raise and lower the temperature as required for cooking.

4. Bosch gas cooktops use re-ignition; in the case that a burner goes out it will relight itself.

5. If there is a power outage, gas will continue to flow and the burner will stay lit. In the case that the burner blows out, re-ignition will not work without electricity. .