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USING THE HOB
Before you begin, it is important to know:
All functions of this cooktop are designed to comply with the
most stringent safety regulations.
For this reason:
• Some functions will not be activated, or will be
automatically deactivated, in the absence of pots on the
burners or when they are poorly positioned.
• In other cases the activated functions will be automatically
deactivated after a few seconds, if the specific function
requires a further setting that has not been selected (e.g.:
“Turn the cooktop on”
without
“Selecting the cooking
zone”
and the
“Operating temperature”,
or the
“Lock
Function”
or the
“Timer”
function).
Caution!
In the case (for example) of prolonged use,
the cooking zone may not immediately shut down because it
is in the cooling phase; the “ ” symbol will appear on the
cooking zone display, to indicate the execution of this phase.
Wait for the display to turn off before approaching the cooking
zone.
Cooking zone display
The following is shown on the cooking zone displays:
Cooking zone on
Power Level
… -
Residual Heat Indicator
Pot Detector
Temperature Manager Function
active
Lock function active
Pause function
Automatic Heat UP function
Hob characteristics
Safe Activation
The product is activated only in the presence of pots on the
cooking zone: the heating process does not start or is
interrupted if there are no pots, or if these are removed.
Pot Detector
The product automatically detects the presence of pots on the
cooking zones.
Safety Shut Down
For safety reasons, each cooking zone has a maximum
operating time, which depends on the maximum power level
set.
Residual Heat Indicator
When one or more cooking zones shut down, the presence of
residual heat is indicated by a visual signal on the
corresponding zone display, by way of the “ ” symbol.
Operation
Note:
Before activating any functions, the desired zone must
be activated
Switch-on
Press (touch) briefly
(1)
hob/extractor;
continuing to press
, all the available functions will become
visible for a few moments, e
, after which
only the main
ones will remain active; the others can be used, and will
be activated, subsequently, during use of the device.
IMPORTANT:
all the available functions will be illuminated with light
intensity, which will become more intense only when they
are activated.
Press
again to turn off
Note: This function has priority over the others.
Selecting the cooking zones
Press (touch) briefly the
Selection/Display (2)
area
corresponding to the desired cooking area.
Power Level
The hob features 9 power levels
Touch and slide your fingers along the
Selection bar (3):
to the right to increase the level of power;
to the left to decrease the level of power.
The power level set will be displayed in the
Selection/Display area (2)
In order to reach a constant cooking power and avoid
power self-regulation (power increase-decrease), use a
heat setting higher than 7.
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