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(EN) INSTRUCTION MANUAL....................................2

IOAA-693 / 8050806

(07.2018 / v5)

PB*5VI502FTB5

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Page 1: ... EN INSTRUCTION MANUAL 2 IOAA 693 8050806 07 2018 v5 PB 5VI502FTB5 ...

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: ...OF CONTENTS Basic information 2 Safety instructions 4 Description of the appliance 9 Installation 10 Operation 14 Cle aning and routine maintenance 29 Emer gen cy procedure 30 Tech ni cal data 32 War ran ty 32 ...

Page 4: ...ck of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision Warning Unattended cooking on a hob with fat or oil can be dangerous and may result in fire NEVER try to extingui...

Page 5: ...nives forks spoons and lids should not be placed on the hob surface since they can get hot After use switch off the hob element by its control and do not rely on the pan detector The appliance is not intended to be operated by me ans of an external timer or separate remote control system You should not use steam cleaning devices to clean the appliance ...

Page 6: ...iliar with the equipment People 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...

Page 7: ...appear on the surface of your ceramic plate immediately di scon nect it from the mains In order to do so switch off the fuse or pull out the mains plug from the socket Call the Customer Service Ple ase observe the maintenance and cleaning guidelines Should you fail to proceed in compliance with the provided guidelines you will lose your warranty rights Do not use the surface of the plate as a carv...

Page 8: ...r on the package The device has been manufactured of recy clable materials By bringing old device to recycling collection center you show that you care about na ture Ask your local environmental care author ity for information on location of such fa cilities Everybody who properly uses energy not only saves money but also consciously acts in aid of the natural environment So let s save electric en...

Page 9: ...Clock display 8 LEDs indicating clock operation for a specific heating zone 9 Booster function sensor with a signal LED 10 Key sensor with a signal LED 11 Pause function sensor with a signal LED 12 Heating up function sensor with a signal LED Booster heating zone back left Ø 210 mm Booster heating zone back right Ø 210 mm Booster heating zone front light Ø 210 mm Booster heating zone front right Ø...

Page 10: ...safety plate the space between the bottom of the hob casing and the safety plate should be at least 25 mm this will enable free air circulation The minimum space between induction hobs should be at least 75 mm The veneer and the glues affixing it to the furniture intended for hob installation should be resistant to the temperatures of 100 C Failing to meet this requirement may cause surface deform...

Page 11: ... 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 5 10mm 5 10mm Fig B 1 table top 2 Hob gasket 3 ceramic plate 500x10mm 25mm 30mm 500x20mm ...

Page 12: ...erminal box enables the following types of connection one phase 230 V two phase 400 V 2N three phase 400 V 3N 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 termin...

Page 13: ...nnection with a neutral cable bridges connect terminals 2 3 and 4 5 neutral cable to 4 protective conductor to 2N OWY 4X2 5mm2 3 In the case of the 400 230V network three phase connection with a neutral cable bridges connect terminals 4 5 phase cables linked to 1 2 and 3 and neutral cable to 4 protective conductor to 3N OWY 5X1 5mm2 L1 R L2 S N zacisk przewodu neutralnego terminal of the protectiv...

Page 14: ...k of thermal inertia phenomenon as cooking starts automatically once a pot is put on the plate and ends once it is taken off the plate Protection device If the plate has been correctly installed and is properly used protective devices are seldom needed Fan Protects and cools the control and power components It works automatically with two speeds Fan runs until the electronic system has sufficientl...

Page 15: ...he plate on and off and increasing reducing the heating power always touch only one sensor If you touch several sensors at the same time the system will ignore the entered settings and should you keep touching the sensors for a long time will emit a fault signal The ceramic plate is equipped with sensors operated by touching the marked areas with finger Every touch of a sensor is confirmed with a ...

Page 16: ...ctricity consumption Selection of cooking pots to be used in the induction zone Induction heating zone Diameter of the pot bottom used for induction co oking Diameter mm Minimum mm Optimum mm 210 140 210 260 190 260 When using pots smaller than minimum diameters the induction heating zone may fail to operate The smallest and the largest diameters are indicated in the table below and they depend on...

Page 17: ...tect 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 detect the pot presence Porcelain Does not detect the pot presence Pots with copper bot tom Does not detect the pot presence Bottom of the cookware has to be flat for optimal temperature control by the induction mod...

Page 18: ...ne using sensor 2 or 3 If you start heating power adjustments with sensor 2 heating power 4 will first appear on the display If however you start heating power adjustment with sen sor 3 heating power 9 will appear on the display Switching the hob on If the hob is switched off all heating zones are turned off and the indicators are off The hob is switched on by touching the main sensor 1 On all ind...

Page 19: ...a decimal point you may start adjusting the required level of heating power using sensor 2 or 3 If within 10 seconds after the hob has been switched on no sensor has been activated the heating zones switch off The duration of the Booster function ope ration is limited by the sensor panel to 10 minutes When the Booster function is au tomatically switched off the heating zone keeps working with nomi...

Page 20: ...down in the network the lock is automatically swit ched off Locking the hob In order to lock the hob press the key sensor 10 until the signalling LED light comes on 10 When the LED is on a short acoustic signal can be heard Unlocking the hob In order to unlock the hob press the key sensor 10 until the signal LED switches off 10 When the LED is off a short acoustic signal can be heard Locking and u...

Page 21: ...idual heat indicator is off Operating time limitation In order to increase operational reliability the induction plate has an operating time limiter for each heating zone The maximum operating time is determined according to the previously selected level of heating power If you do not change the heating power le vel for a long time see table the relevant heating zone is switched off and the residu...

Page 22: ...ting zone will automatical ly switch onto the preselected power level that remains visible on the indicator If after switching on the fast automa tic reheating system the power level sensor is set to 9 for longer than 3 seconds namelythechoiceofpower level is not made the function of fast automatic reheating will switch off If a pot is removed from the heating zone and put back again before the en...

Page 23: ...ps To set the time on the clock you should using sensor 2 or 3 select he ating power in the range 1 9 The selected heating power will light up on the display in the range of 1 9 with a decimal point e g 4 then you simultaneously press sensor 5 and sensor 6 of the clock On the clock display 7 figures 00 will appear and the central LED 8 located under the display 7 will start to blink then keep simu...

Page 24: ...e the time down to 00 Cooking time control The time remaining until the end of cooking may be checked any time by touching sensor 5 and 6 until the required LED 8 is selected The currently displayed time is signalled by the blinking LED 8 Changing the programmed cooking time At any point in the process of cooking you may change its pre programmed duration To do that repeat the same programming pro...

Page 25: ...e the time to 00 using sensor 6 Using clock as the timer The clock programming cooking time can be used as the timer only if the operation of he ating zones is not time controlled Switching on the timer To set the timer you should simultaneously press sensor 5 and sensor 6 of the clock On the clock display 7 figures 00 will appear and the central LED 8 located under the display 7 will start blinki...

Page 26: ...alled by switching on of the second LED this means choosing the heating level of 70 C press the warm up function sensor 12 for the third time which is signalled by switching on of both LEDs this means choosing the heating level of 94 C then having selected one of the heating levels press sensor 2 for a specific heating zone which is signalled by the appearance on the display 4 of a symbol assigned...

Page 27: ...heating zone The Bridge function is very helpful especially when you use the baking pan type of pots The function can be activated for two zones on the left side and two on the right side To activate the function press two sensors at the same time For two heating zones on the left side you press sensor 2 of the front left heating zone and sensor 3 of the back left heating zone For two heating zone...

Page 28: ...y simultaneous pressing of sensor 2 and sensor 3 or by reducing power to level 0 using sensor 3 After approx 10 seconds the he ating zone is no longer active The heating zone is hot On its indi cator 4 letter H flashes alterna tely with figure 0 for 10 seconds Later only letter H is on If the heating zone is hot letter H comes on on its indicator it is the symbol of residual heat 4 10 11 1 2 3 4 1...

Page 29: ...ugar sugar containing di shes plas tic or aluminium foil Im me dia te ly scrape off the residuals when still hot from the hotplate using a sharp scrap per When the dirt is re mo ved you can switch off the plate and after cooling it down clean it aga in using special cle aning agents Special cleaning agents can be bought in su per mar kets special electromechanical shops drugstores and shops with k...

Page 30: ...hen switching off a hotplate 3 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 again activate the plate covered or dirty sensor sen sors uncover or clean the sen sors 4 The whole appliance swit ches off no settings have been en te red within 10 seconds from swit ching the plat...

Page 31: ...e period of warranty We shall not be held liable for damages caused by a failure to observe this Manual 9 The inductive plate emits hoarse sounds Normal phenomenon The fan cooling the electronic sys tems is working 10 The inductive plate emits whistling sounds Normal phenomenon Due to the frequency of the coil when several hotplates are used at maximum power the plate slightly whistles 11 E2 symbo...

Page 32: ...ation of the product Please enter the type and factory number of the plate from the rating plate Type Factory number Rated voltage 400V 3N 50 Hz Rated power PB 5VI502FTB5 cooking zone Booster 4x Ø 210 mm 2 1kW 3 7kW cooking zone Booster 1xØ 260 mm 2 6kW 3 7kW Dimensions 870 x 518 x 50 Weight ca 14 5 kg Complies with EN 60335 1 and EN 60335 2 6 European standards ...

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