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paper. To remove tougher dirt, use the same
cleaning methods as for glass, with specific
detergents. If a pan boils over onto the hob,
use a spatula to remove the deposit formed.
Sugar  or  syrup  must  be  removed  immedi-
ately before it forms caramel on the glass.
Any residues of aluminium foil or plastic film
wrappings  accidentally  placed  on  the  hob
while it is still hot must also be removed at
once. Water marks and traces of scale can
be removed with white wine vinegar. Always
remember to rinse and dry the surface with
kitchen paper after use.
- Never use abrasive or corrosive detergents,

such as oven sprays, degreasers, rust-re-
movers,  powder  polishing  detergents  or
abrasive sponges.

- Do  not  allow  grains  of  sand  to  be  left  on

the hob when cleaning vegetables, for ex-
ample, as they may scratch the surface.

- Do not slide pans with rough bottoms over

the  hob;  they  may  mark  or  even  scratch
the glass.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

-

Do  not  look  directly  at  the  halogen
hotplates while they are on, as the light
emitted  from  the  hotplates  may  be
harmful to your eyes.

- Always disconnect the power supply before

any work inside the hob or where live parts
may be accessed.

- Never use abrasives to clean enamelled or

chrome-plated parts.

- This appliance may only be used for cook-

ing. Any other use (e.g. heating rooms, etc.)
must be considered improper and thus haz-
ardous.

A number of fundamental precautions must
be complied with when using household elec-
trical appliances. In particular:
- The ceramic-glass hob has good mechani-

cal strength and thus withstands small ac-
cidental  knocks.  If  the  hob  is  broken  or
cracked by a knock, do not use the appli-
ance,  disconnect  the  power  supply  and

For the user

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contact your dealer.

Advice in case of malfunctions

Before contacting your After-Sales Service,
check that:
- the  plug  is  fitted  properly  into  the  mains

socket;

- the master pilot (see E fig. 1) is on.
If the problem persists, consult a qualified,
authorised  technician  capable  of  repairing
the fault.

The 

manufacturer 

declines 

all

responsibility  for  injury  or  damage
deriving  from  poor  installation  or
incorrect use of the hob.

Summary of Contents for CERAMIC HOBS

Page 1: ...an GLASKERAMISCHE KOOKPLATEN Posobie po ustanovke i ispol zovani Posobie po ustanovke i ispol zovani Posobie po ustanovke i ispol zovani Posobie po ustanovke i ispol zovani Posobie po ustanovke i ispo...

Page 2: ...injury or damage caused by poor installation or improper use of the appliance To ensure its appliances are always at the state of the art and or to allow constant improvement in quality the manufactur...

Page 3: ...packaging plastic bags polystyrene etc out of reach of chil dren since they are a source of potential danger POSITIONING fig 3 Place the hob well away from items of furni ture taller than the hob for...

Page 4: ...nnection is in good working or der If the socket is not easily accessible the in stallation engineer must provide an omnipolar switch with a contact breaking gap of 3 mm or more If the appliance is su...

Page 5: ...gen hotplates may be started at full heat knob on 6 turning down to the ideal temperature once the contents of the pan have heated up All the hotplates are equipped with a tem perature limiter which p...

Page 6: ...logen hotplates while they are on as the light emitted from the hotplates may be harmful to your eyes Always disconnect the power supply before any work inside the hob or where live parts may be acces...

Page 7: ...INDIKATORNAQ LAMPOHKA OSTATOHNOGO INDIKATORNAQ LAMPOHKA OSTATOHNOGO INDIKATORNAQ LAMPOHKA OSTATOHNOGO INDIKATORNAQ LAMPOHKA OSTATOHNOGO TEPLA TEPLA TEPLA TEPLA TEPLA L MPADA DE CALOR RESIDUAL A O A S...

Page 8: ...46 3 510 580 490 560 100 C 6 4 A 5 B a 7 8 A 4 cm 3 cm b Figure Figures Figures Risunki Risunki Risunki Risunki Risunki Figuras...

Page 9: ...47 9 10 Figure Figures Figures Risunki Risunki Risunki Risunki Risunki Figuras...

Page 10: ...ED 13 11 1998 334739 02 B1 48...

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