Timer function
(countdown clock)
This function facilitates cooking given that
you don't have to be present: You can set
a timer for a plate, and it will turn off once
the desired time is up.
For these models, you can simultaneously
program each plate for durations ranging
from 1 to 90 minutes.
Setting a timer on a plate
To set a timer on a plate, you should take
the following steps.
1
Select the desired plate by directly tou-
ching its corresponding indicator (3) and
choose a power level with the cursor sli-
der (2).
2
The two digits of the timer for the plate
selected will turn on, showing "- - ". You
can set the amount of time desired with
sensors (14) and
(15).
3
After a few seconds, the countdown
begins. When there is less than one
minute left, the clock will begin to count
down in seconds.
Once the countdown has finished, the
timed plate will turn off and a series of
beeps will be heard. They can be stopped
by touching either of the sensors
(14)
or
(15) associated with the
clock.
Disconnecting the clock
If you wish to stop the clock before the pro-
grammed time is up, this can be done at
any time by simply adjusting its value to '--'.
1
Select the plate you wish to stop the
timer on by directly touching its corres-
ponding indicator (3).
2
Adjust the value of the clock to "--" by
using the "less" sensor
(14). This can
also be done more quickly by pushing
the "less" and "more" sensors
(14)
and
(15) at the same time.
Total Zone Function
By using this function it is possible to
achieve that two plates, as shown in the
screen, function at the same time, both for
selecting a power level as well as for acti-
vating the timer function.
To activate this function you should press
the sensor
or
(17). Upon doing so,
the decimal points (16) of the plates light
up and both turn to power level 5.
The timer (4) of the lower plate will turn off,
and from then on it will be the upper one
that indicates the values of the clock for
both.
To deactivate this function you should
press the sensor again
or
(17).
Overheating safety
Induction zones are protected against the
electrical system overheating, which could
damage it.
The internal fan automatically turns on and
off depending on the temperature of the
electronic system. Therefore, when the fan
is on and you turn the cooktop off, the fan
will continue to run for a few minutes in
order to cool the electronics.
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