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RECOMMENDED CLEANING PRODUCTS

Product

Can be used for cleaning...

... the glass?

... the frame?

Gentle liquid detergents

YES

YES

Powder or aggressive detergents

NO

NO

Special vitroceramic 

YES

YES

cleaners

Grease removal sprays (ovens, etc.)

NO

NO

Soft cleaning cloths

YES

YES

Kitchen roll

YES

YES

Dish cloths

YES

YES

Nickel cleaning pads (never dr y)

YES

NO

Steel cleaning pads

NO

NO

Hard (green) synthetic cleaning pads

NO

NO

Soft (blue) synthetic cleaning pads

YES

YES

Scrapers for glass

YES

NO

Liquid polish for domestic equipment

YES

YES

and / or glass

Please note:

• Handle cleaning scrapers with care as they
have sharp edges that can cause cuts!

• Only use the edge of the scraper to clean
the glass. Avoid touching the glass with the
body of the scraper as this could scratch the
sur face.

• Use blades which are in per fect condition
and immediately replace them at the first sign
of wear.

• After using the scraper retract the blade and
lock it in the retracted position (see figure 8).

Changes in the colour of the glass

Colour changes do not affect the operation or
reliability of the hob. They are normally caused
by inadequate cleaning or defective recipients.

Metallic reflections

are caused by metallic

recipients sliding across the glass sur face.
They can be removed by thorough cleaning
using a special product for cleaning vitrocera-
mic hobs although it may be necessar y to
repeat the cleaning process several times.

Fig. 8

Scraper in "safe"

position

Scraper with blade

exposed

Summary of Contents for SE 631

Page 1: ...ENCIMERAS DE COCCIÓN VITROCERÁMICAS VITROCERAMIC COOKING HOBS PIANI DI COTTURA IN VETROCERAMICA TABLES DE CUISSON VITROCÉRAMIQUES GLASKERAMIK KOCHFELDER KERAMISCHE KOOKPLATEN ES GB IT FR BE DE BE NL BE ...

Page 2: ...2 ES Página 3 9 GB Page 10 16 IT Pagina 17 23 FR BE Page 24 30 DE BE Seite 31 37 NL BE Bladzijde 38 44 ...

Page 3: ...of 1 200 W 5 Residual heat indicators Maximum electric power 6 000 W Model SE 631 see fig 2 1 Heating element of 1 200 W 2 Heating element of 1 800 W 3 Halogen heating element of 1 800 W 4 Heating element of 1 200 W 5 Residual heat indicators Maximum electric power 6 000 W 1 3 5 2 4 Fig 1 Fig 2 3 1 2 4 5 Description Introduction GB ...

Page 4: ...rm a thread in these holes as they are screwed into them These thre ads should be formed before the clamp is atta ched to the hob The clamps and the sealing strip are included in the delivery contents Before connecting the hob to the electrical supply check that the voltage and frequency of the supply correspond to those shown on the rating plate on the base of the hob The electrical connection sh...

Page 5: ...ber that the glass is not coverd by the guarantee ir it is knocked or mishand led Should the glass surface be broken discon nect the hob from the electrical supply imme diately to avoid the risk of electric shock The manufacturer does not accept res ponsibility for faults or damage due to inco rrect installation Technical Data COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF ALL MODELS The supply voltage and frequency a...

Page 6: ...hen a heating zone reaches a temperature exceeding 60 15 C the corresponding resi dual heat indicator illuminates remaining swit ched on until the temperature decreases even if the control is at 0 Nevertheless special attention should always be paid to the temperature in the cooking zone given that the fortunately remote possibility exists that the indicator could break and not show the temperatur...

Page 7: ...when they are warm or cold This makes cleaning easier avoiding accumulated stains from several uses Never use aggressive or abrasive cleaning pro ducts that could scratch the surface see the table on the next page of common cleaning products to be used nor cleaning equipment using steam as a cleaning agent CARE OF THE GLASS SURFACE When cleaning the hob the degree of staining must be taken into ac...

Page 8: ...uts Only use the edge of the scraper to clean the glass Avoid touching the glass with the body of the scraper as this could scratch the surface Use blades which are in perfect condition and immediately replace them at the first sign of wear After using the scraper retract the blade and lock it in the retracted position see figure 8 Changes in the colour of the glass Colour changes do not affect th...

Page 9: ...vitroceramic cleaning product or liquid polish for electrical household applian ces Apply and spread rubbing the undiluted product leave it to take effect and remove it with a dry cloth Do not use metallic or synthe tic cleaning pads Should the hob lose its shine use a polish for electrical household appliances to help it regain its original appearance Troubleshooting Fault Possible cause Solution...

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