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Timer function

The Timer function can be used as a
cooking zone timer or independent
alarm but never for both functions. Th

segment

LED

displays of the respective cooking

zones are used to view the remaining time in minutes
up until the timer alarm is activated.

Timer selection

- To program a timer, the touch control must be in the

Standby or On mode.

- The timer button is pressed in order to select a timer

function for the cooking zone.

- The programming of a timer using the Plus/Minus keys

is signalled by

LED

8 for induction model 2 and led 6

for the wok induction model. The flashing timer LED
signals that the 7 segment display value refers to the
timer and can be modified. When a timer continues
to function in the OFF mode, the timer LED remains
on.
This indicates that the value on the display is related
to the timer, but cannot be directly modified at that
particular moment; to do so, the control must be
reactivated.

- The activation of the timer button depends on the

conditions of the previously set function:
a) The cooking zone corresponding to the timer is on
(cooking  level  >  0):  The  timer  is  programmed  in
reference  to  the  cooking  zone;  the  cooking  zone
automatically  switches  off  when  reset;  an
independent  timer  cannot  be  selected.  The  cooking
level  setting  is  accessed  when  the  timer  button  is
pressed again.
b)  The  cooking  zone  corresponding  to  the  timer  is
off  (cooking  level  =  0):  The  timer  is  independently
programmed  and  continues  to  function  even

when

OFF. The cooking zone cannot be activated until the
timer is functioning.

Setting of the Timer value

- Following the selection of the time, the related LED

flashes as described above. The countdown time of the
desired timer can be set by means of the +/- buttons.

- Starting with the plus button, the first value displayed is

“01” and progressively increases from 1 to a maximum
value of “99” (upper limit).

- Starting with the minus button, the value displayed on

the indication is “30” and diminishes to “01” (first lower
limit). When this value is reached, an acoustic signal is
emitted. By pressing the minus button again, the display
“00” will not be modified (second lower limit).

- Setting can be performed by permanently pressing the

plus or minus buttons or by intermittently pressing them

(selection: press button, release, press button, release,
etc).

- If the button is permanently pressed, the regulation

speed automatically accelerates, meaning that the time
between one step and the next is reduced, until the
button is released.

- If the Plus or Minus buttons are not pressed within 10

sec. (parameter), after having selected the timer of the
current cooking zone (the display remains on “00”), the
indication and allocation of the +/- buttons automatically
switch to the cooking zone.

- When a timer is used as an alarm, the indication and

allocation of the buttons does not switch to the cooking
zone, being that this cannot be activated.

- The timer normally starts in countdown, if programmed

with two values that are not 0. For example: the timer
starts when the Plus button is released after the timer
value has been set at “01”.

- The timer settings have priority over the delimitation of

the operating time if high cooking levels have been set.

- If only one alarm has been programmed, the control

remains at first in the standby mode (no other cooking
zone is on). If no other new values are introduced,
the

hob

switches to the OFF mode

as previously

described