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INTRODUCTION TO INDUCTION COOKING: 

 

Induction cooking is a cooking method which a cooking vessel (pot or pan) is heated by 

magnetic induction rather than thermal conduction from a flame of electrical heating 

element on a traditional stove top.  

 

A magnetic field is generated from the coils under the surface of the cook top and heat is 

transferred directly into the pots and pans. The appliance applies the heating principle of 

the magnetic field inducing the whorl electric current. A whorl electric current is a spiral or 

circular pattern of electric currents. It utilses the magnetic field produced by the current 

passing the loop when the magnetic force line passes the bottom of the cooking vessel. It 

will produce numerous whorl electric currents what will heat the cooking vessel and the 

food inside it rapidly.  

 

The cooking vessel used on an induction cooker must be made of or contain a ferromagnetic 

steel such as cast iron or some stainless steels. 

 

 

SUITABLE POTS/PANS FOR USE WITH THE INDUCTION COOKER: 

 

Use iron, cast iron, stainless steel (with high steel content) pots or pans with the induction 

cooker.  

Ensure the diameter is between 12cm-26cm. 

Ensure that the pots or pans have a flat base. 

 

    Stainless steel pot    

 Iron skillet           Cast iron pot      Iron/Steel frying pan 

 

      Enamel ware   

 Stainless steel or Enamel pot             Iron pan 

Summary of Contents for IC800

Page 1: ...Model IC800 Batch PR4263 PLEASE READ AND RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE THIS APPLIANCE IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY...

Page 2: ...with automatic protection from overheating The polished black crystal heating plate only heats up if a suitable pot or saucepan is placed on it and if the pot is removed for more than one minute the...

Page 3: ...power supply x Never pull or carry the appliance by the power cable x To protect against electric shock do not immerse the appliance power cable or plug in water or allow them to come into contact wi...

Page 4: ...magnetic field of the cooker and cause a hazard x Do not subject the appliance to impact as the top plate is very fragile Do not use the appliance if the top plate is cracked x After use and before cl...

Page 5: ...s It utilses the magnetic field produced by the current passing the loop when the magnetic force line passes the bottom of the cooking vessel It will produce numerous whorl electric currents what will...

Page 6: ...e When the power button is pressed the appliance will not operate You will need to change to a different pot or pan which is suitable for use with the induction cooker PANEL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 P...

Page 7: ...ax time is could be set for is 24 hours Setting a cook time Press the ON OFF button Press either FRY or BOIL adjust the temperature for FRY or adjust the power level for BOIL if required Then press th...

Page 8: ...the ON OFF button the unit will stop heating and enter into standby mode To turn the unit off disconnect it from the mains power CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE x After use and before cleaning turn off the a...

Page 9: ...ion cooker Is the cookware not placed in the centre of the heating zone circle Place the cookware at the centre of the defined heating zone circle Is the cookware bigger than 12cm Ensure the cookware...

Page 10: ...tage Error Codes occur E4 Low voltage Error Codes occur E5 Temperature sensor issue Error Codes occur E6 Overheat cookware or no contents in pans or pots Error Codes occur E7 Fan issue Error Codes occ...

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