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3 Your appliance
Displays
1
Cooking zone power level
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Corresponding cooking zone for
slider
2
Operating time activated
9
Timer activated
3
Bridging function activated
10
Operating time / timer
4
Activated operating time for the
cooking zone
11
Pause activated
5
Melting function activated
12
Hob switched on
6
Keep warm function activated
13
Wipe protection activated / Restore
available
7
Simmer function activated
3.3 How induction hobs function
Induction hobs work very differently from conventional hobs or hot plates. The induction
coils under the glass ceramic plate produce a rapidly changing magnetic field which dir-
ectly heats up the magnetic base of the cookware.
The glass ceramic plate is only warmed by the hot cookware. Removing the cookware
from the cooking zone immediately interrupts the supply of energy.
Induction hobs are:
▪ quick reacting ▪ energy-efficient
▪ finely adjustable ▪ safe
▪ powerful
Cookware with a full-surface or full magnetic base is required for cooking with an
induction hob.
3.4 Pan detection
Each cooking zone is equipped with pan detection. This detects suitable induction com-
patible cookware with a magnetic base.
▪ If cookware is placed on a cooking zone before it is turned on, illuminates in the
corresponding display.
▪ If the cookware is removed during operation or if unsuitable cookware is used,
– the power level selected flashes alternately with .
▪ If the power level is set but no cookware is detected on the cooking zone within the
next 10minutes,
– the cooking zone switches off.
– the appliance switches off after 10seconds if no other cooking zone is in use.
3.5 Flexible cooking
In flexible cooking, there are no marked cooking zones.
Pans with different diameters can be placed on any cooking zone. must, however, be
covered for pan detection.
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