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IOAA-509

(10.2010/1

PB*4VI510FTB*

(GB) INSTRUCTION MANUAL....................................2

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Page 1: ...IOAA 509 10 2010 1 PB 4VI510FTB GB INSTRUCTION MANUAL 2 ...

Page 2: ...ficient After reading the instruction manual operating the cooker will be easy Before being packaged and leaving the manufacturer the plate was thoroughly checked with regard to safety and functionality Before using the appliance please read the instruction manual carefully By following these instructions carefully you will be able to avoid any problems in using the appliance It is important to ke...

Page 3: ...rner 15 Set ting up the heating power of the inductive hotplate 15 Turning off the cooktop 16 Turning off a burner 16 Booster function 16 Lock function 16 Loc king the cooktop 17 Unloc king the cooktop 17 Re si du al temperature indicator 17 Li mi ted time of operation 18 Automatic warming 18 Clock timer 19 Turning on the clock 19 Changing the preset cooking time 19 Check of the elapsed cooking ti...

Page 4: ...le with life function support implants such as a heart pacemaker an insulin pump or a hearing aid must make sure that the operation of these devices is not disturbed by the induction plate induction plate frequency range is 20 to 50 kHz When switched on the hotplates quickly become hot To avoid unnecessary power con sump tion switch them on only after putting a cooking pot on them A residual tempe...

Page 5: ...ose your warranty rights Do not use the surface of the plate as a carving board or a working top It is recommended that metal objects like knives forks spoons and lids are not left on the ceramic plate as they can become hot Do not fit the plate over a cooker without a fan dishwasher refrigerator freezer or washing machine SAVING ENERGY Everybody who properly uses energy not only saves money but a...

Page 6: ...yrene etc should be kept away from children during unpacking UNPACKING DISPOSING OF THE DEVICE When disposing of the device do not bring it to regu lar municipal waste con tainers Instead bring it to elec trical and electronic waste recycling and reuse cen ter A relevant label has been put on the device its in structions manual or on the package The device has been manufactured of recy clable mate...

Page 7: ...nductive hotplate Booster front left Inductive hotplate front right 1 ON OFF button 2 button field selector 3 Power indicator incl decimal point 4 button of the fields and the clock 5 Clock on off button button of the clock 6 Clock display 7 Clock control lamp 8 Key button with a lamp 9 Maximal Booster power sensor 3 9 2 2 7 3 4 3 3 8 5 1 6 ...

Page 8: ...he bottom of the enclosure of the cooking plate and the protective plate has to be at least 25 mm high to ensure free air flow The minimal distance between the two plates should be 75 mm cut a square opening with at least 80mm side in the rear part of the protective plate Fig B connect the plate to the mains according to the attached wiring diagram match the section of the mains cable to the power...

Page 9: ...e tape 3 ceramic plate Fig B Fitted in the top of a carrying cupboard Fitted in a working top over an oven with ventilation Fitting the plate over non ventilated oven is prohibited Fig C 3 2 1 500x10mm 25mm 80mm 7mm 500x10mm 500x50mm 10mm Minimum 7mm ...

Page 10: ...supply The terminal box enables the following types of connection one phase 230 V two phase 400 V2N The plate can be connected to the appropriate power supply by adequate bridging on the connection strip in accordance with the attached wiring diagram The wiring diagram is also provided in the bottom part of the lower cover The connection strip can be accessed once the cover on the terminal box is ...

Page 11: ...protective earth lead connected to 1N H05VV F or H05RR F 3X 4 mm2 2 For 400 230 V power supply 2 phase connection with a neutral lead 3 4 terminals are shorted together neutral lead connected to 3 PE protective earth lead connected to 2N H05VV F or H05RR F 4X 2 5 mm2 L1 R L2 S L3 T N neutral lead terminal PE lead terminal Warning In every type of connec tion protective grounding has to be connecte...

Page 12: ...otective devices are seldom needed Fan Protects and cools the control and power components It works automatically with two speeds The fan works when the hotplates are switched off and stops when the electronic system reaches appropriate temperature Transistor A heat probe measures temperature of the electronic components continuously Should the temperature rise excessively the system will reduce t...

Page 13: ... by touching the marked areas with finger Every touch of a sensor is confirmed with a sound OPERATION Selection of cookware for inductive hotplates Appropriate quality of pots conditions the performance of your plate Always use high quality pots with ideally flat bottoms as it prevents points of too high tem perature forming on the bottom and consequently sticking of the cooked food Pots and pans ...

Page 14: ... ferrite stainless steel cast iron check them by trying to attach magnet to the pot bottom has to cling Stainless steel Does not detect the pot presence Except for pots from ferromagnetic steel Aluminium Does not detect the pot presence Cast iron High efficiency Attention the pots can scratch the plate Enamelled steel High efficiency Recommended pots with flat thick and even bottom Glass Does not ...

Page 15: ...ext you can set the required heating power by pressing touch buttons 2 or 4 The burner will go off if no button is touched within the ten seconds time Respective decimal point in the display blinks to confirm that a burner is activated and ready for parameters input Turning on the cooktop All the burners are cold and indicators are dead when the cooktop is in OFF mode Touch the ON OFF button 1 to ...

Page 16: ...ill not be possible to turn the cooktop accidentally i e before the unlocking operation is carried out The lock deactivates automatically after the power supply is restored in case of power cut Booster function Booster increases the power of the heating zones as follows Φ210 from 2300 W to 3000 W The Booster function acceleration of cooking is activated after pressing sensor 9 when the inductive h...

Page 17: ...he power is off Locking the cooktop Touch the key button 8 to activate the lock The lock is activated the moment the respective LED starts to blink A brief tune sounds when the button is touched Unlocking the cooktop Touch the key button 8 to turn off the lock The lock becomes inactive the moment the respec tive LED goes off A brief tune sounds when the button is released 0 must be apparent in all...

Page 18: ...ched off i e heating power in unchanged the quick warming feature goes off too If the pot is removed from the bur ner and is placed on it again wi thin 10 minutes the extra waring will be executed completely Heating power Automatic extra warming duration minutes 1 0 8 2 2 4 3 3 8 4 5 2 5 6 8 6 2 0 7 2 8 8 3 6 9 0 2 Limited time of operation To increase its reliability the plate is pro vided with a...

Page 19: ...ny time Just press burner on off button 2 Clock timer The programming clock can control all the heating elements thereby making cooking easier The clock can be also used as an alarm feature Turning the clock on The clock makes cooking easier It can be used to preset the duration of uptimes of the bur ners The clock can be also used as an alarm feature Select the required burner with burner selecto...

Page 20: ...e clock had been programmed to operate as an alarm It is not capable of controlling the cooking times switch the clock in alarm function off Turning the clock off A tune sounds after the preset requested cooking time has elapsed That tune can be turned off by touching any button Otherwise the alarm will go off automatically in 2 minutes If it is necessary to turn the clock off before the preset ti...

Page 21: ... scrubbing powders or scratching sponges Also do not use steam cleaning devices Removal of stains Li ght pearly stains aluminium re si du es can be removed from cooled plate us ing special cleaning agents Cal ca re ous re si du es i e boiled over wa ter can be re mo ved with vinegar or spe cial cle aning agents Do not switch off the hotplate when re mo ving sugar sugar containing di shes plas tic ...

Page 22: ...stic effect Failure to observe the ceramic plate main tenance instructions can result in losing your warranty rights Attention If from any reason you are not able to control the switched on plate switch off the main switch or screw out the fuse and call the Customer Service Attention Should cracks or splits appear on the surface of your ceramic plate immediately disconnect the plate from the mains...

Page 23: ...ave been to uched at the same time always touch only one sen sor except when switching off a hotplate 3 The appliance does not re spond and emits a short si gnal children lock has been activated switch off the children lock 4 The appliance does not re spond and emits a long si gnal improper operation im pro per sen sors have been to uched or pro per sensors have been touched for too short time aga...

Page 24: ...plate from the mains fuse and call the nearest Customer Service Centre Important You are the person responsible for proper condition and operation of the appliance in your household If you call the Service for a fault which resulted from improper opera tion you will be charged with the costs of the visit even during the period of warranty We shall not be held liable for damages caused by a failure...

Page 25: ...duct Please enter the type and factory number of the plate from the rating plate Type Factory number Rated voltage 400V 2N 50 Hz Rated power PB 4VI510FTB1 inductive hotplate Ø 145 mm 2 x 1400 W inductive hotplate Ø 180 mm 2300 W inductive hotplate Booster Ø 210 mm 2300 3000 W Dimensions 576 x 518 x 50 Weight ca 15 kg Complies with EN 60335 1 and EN 60335 2 6 European standards ...

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