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FIRST TIME USE
POWER MANAGEMENT
At the time of purchase, the hob is set to the maximum possible power. Adjust
the setting concerning the limits of your home's electrical system as described
in the following paragraph.
N.B: Depending on the power selected for the hob, some of the cooking zone
power levels and functions (e.g. boil or fast heating) could be automatically
limited to prevent the selected limit from being exceeded.
To set the power of the hob:
Once you have connected the device to the mains power supply, you can set
the power level within 60seconds.
Press the “+“ button for at least 3seconds. The display shows “PL“.
Conrm by pressing
.
Use the “+“ and “−“ buttons to select the desired power level.
The power levels available are: 2.5 kW – 4.0 kW – 6.0 kW – 7.2 kW.
Conrm by pressing
.
The power level selected will stay in the memory even if the power supply
is interrupted.
To change the power level, disconnect the appliance from the mains for at
least 60 seconds, plug it back in, and repeat the above steps.
If an error occurs during the setting sequence, the “EE“ symbol will appear, and
you will hear a beep. If this happens, repeat the operation.
If the error persists, contact the After-Sales Service.
ACOUSTIC SIGNAL ON/OFF
To switch the acoustic signal on/o:
• Connect the hob to the power supply;
• Wait for the switch-on sequence;
• Within 60seconds, press the buttons “+“ and
simultaneously for at
least 5seconds.
DEMO MODE (reheating deactivated, see the section on ”Troubleshooting”)
To switch the demo mode on and o:
• Connect the hob to the power supply;
• Wait for the switch-on sequence.
• Within 60seconds, press the cooking zone selection buttons in the top
left and top right simultaneously for at least 3seconds (as shown below);
• “DE“ will show on the display.
3 sec.
ACCESSORIES
POTS AND PANS
Only use pots and pans made from ferromagnetic material suitable for induction
hobs. Check for the
symbol (generally stamped on the bottom) to determine
whether a pot is suitable. A magnet may also be used to check whether the
cookware base is magnetic.
COOKWARE MATERIAL PROPERTIES
Recommended
cookware
Base is made of stainless
steel with sandwich design,
enamelled steel, cast iron.
Ensures optimum efficiency,
heats up quickly, and distributes
heat evenly.
Suitable cookware
Base is not fully ferromagnetic
(magnet sticks only in a portion
of the cookware base).
Only the ferromagnetic area
heats up. As a result, may heat
up less quickly and heat may be
distributed less evenly.
Suitable cookware
Ferromagnetic base contains
areas with aluminium or has a
recessed area in the centre.
The ferromagnetic area is smaller
than the actual cookware base
area. As a result, less power may
be delivered and cookware may
not heat suciently. Cookware
may not be detected.
Not suitable Normal thin steel, glass, clay,
copper, aluminium and other
non-ferromagnetic materials,
cookware with rubber feet
Cookware is not detected and
will not heat up.
NOTE: All cookware must have a at base. Periodically check the base for any
sign of warping, as some cookware may undergo deformation due to high heat.
ADAPTERS FOR POTS/PANS UNSUITABLE FOR INDUCTION
The use of adapter plates aects eciency and therefore increases the time
required to heat water or food. Make sure that the ferromagnetic diameter
of the cookware base aligns with both the diameter of the adapter plate
and the diameter of the cooking zone. If these measurements don't match,
it can signicantly decrease eciency and performance. Not following these
guidelines could lead to heat build up that is not eectively transferred to the
pot or pan, potentially causing blackening of the plate and hob.
EMPTY POTS AND PANS
The hob is equipped with an internal safety system that activates the “Automatic
o” function when too high temperature is detected. The use of empty pots
and pans with a thin base is not recommended. However, when doing so, the
temperature might rise quicker than the time needed for the “Automatic o” to
be triggered promptly, with the risk of damaging the pan or the hob surface. If
this occurs, do not touch the pan nor the hob surface and wait for all components
to cool down. If any error message is displayed, call the Service Centre.
SUITABLE SIZE OF PAN/POT BASE FOR THE DIFFERENT COOKING
ZONES
To ensure that the hob works properly, use pots of a suitable base diameter for
each zone (refer to the table below). Please note that cookware manufacturers
often provide the size of the upper diameter of the cookware, rather than the
base diameter.
To ensure that the hob works with the expected performance, always use a
cooking zone with a size matching the ferromagnetic size of the cookware base.
Place the pan/pot making sure it is well centred on the cooking zone in use. It is
recommended not to use pots larger than the size of the cooking zone.
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1
3
4
COOKWARE USAGE BY ZONE
Zone
Suitable cookware
shape
Suitable ferromagnetic
base (cm)
1 Round 10
2 Round 15
3 Round 12
4 Round 10
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