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Instructions for the Use and Care and Installation of

BIC63

BIC64

BIC84

Ceran Touch Control Cook Top.

Induction Cooktops.

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Summary of Contents for BIC63

Page 1: ...Instructions for the Use and Care and Installation of BIC63 BIC64 BIC84 Ceran Touch Control Cook Top Induction Cooktops ...

Page 2: ...ean lines and modern look of your Blanco cooktop blends in perfectly with your kitchen décor It is easy to use and performs to a high standard Blanco also makes a range of products that will enhance your kitchen such as ovens rangehoods dishwashers microwaves sinks and taps There are models to complement your new Blanco cooktop Blanco now has a range of laundry products to choose from Of course we...

Page 3: ..._____________________ 11 Adjusting the power _________________________________________________ 11 Keypad beep_________________________________________________________ 11 Bringing upto temperatur quickly________________________________________ 11 Setting the timers ____________________________________________________ 12 Using the child safety device _________________________________________ 12 Safe...

Page 4: ...ld safety device that locks its operation after use or during cooking See Using the Child Safety Device section Do not forget to unlock it before using the hob again For users of pacemakers and active implants The functioning of the hob conforms to current electromagnetic interference standards and thus is in total compliance with legal require ments 89 336 CEE directives In order to avoid interfe...

Page 5: ...n to ensure that they can use the appliance safely Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance W WA AR RN NI IN NG G If the surface is cracked switch off the appliance to avoid the possibility of an electric shock Do not use a steam cleaner to clean this appliance Metallic objects such as knives forks spoons and lids should not be placed on the hob sur fa...

Page 6: ...be positioned so that the plug in unit is accessible The distance between the edge of your appliance and the side and rear walls or partitions must be at least four centimetres area A Glue the foam seal underneath your appliance by following the outline of the worktop upon which your appliance will rest This will allow you to achieve an airtight seal with the worktop Attach the clips to the hob de...

Page 7: ...by crea ting an opening in the side of your cabinet 8 cm x 5 cm and or that you install the oven insulation kit reference 75X1652 that is available from the Post Sales Service Department Warning You must ensure that the air intakes located under your cooking appliance remain clear at all times 4 cm mini ventilation space MINI 4 mm BUILD IN ABOVE A CUPBOARD OR DRAWER UNIT The positioning must allow...

Page 8: ...lifications to avoid dan ger For a 400 V 2N triphase hook up if your hob malfunctions check that the neutral conduc tor is properly connected These hobs must be connected to the power grid via an electrical outlet that complies with EIC publication 60083 or an all pole cut off device that complies with installation regula tions in effect When power is first supplied to your hob or after an extende...

Page 9: ...100 W 7 8 3 7 9 9 3 2 I N D U C T I O N 7 8 4 1 9 9 3 2 I N D U C T I O N BIC64 BIC84 1 18 8 c cm m 50 Wto 2800 W 1 16 6 c cm m 50 W to 2000 W 2 28 8 c cm m 50 W to 2800 W 1 18 8 c cm m 50 W to 2800 W 1 18 8 c cm m 50 W to 2800 W 1 16 6 c cm m 50 W to 2000 W 2 21 1 c cm m 50 W to 31 100 W 1 18 8 c cm m 50 W to 2000 W 2 21 1 c cm m 50 W to 31 100 W ...

Page 10: ...raise its température This heat is then transferred to the food which is simmered or seared depending on your settings Cookware Most cookware is compatible with induction Only glass terra cotta aluminium without a special finish on the bottom copper and some non magnetic stainless steels do not work with induction cooking We recommend that you select cookware with a thick flat bottom The heat will...

Page 11: ...ma at ti ic ca al ll ly y t tu ur rn n i it ts se el lf f o of ff f W Wh he en n t th he e d di is sp pl la ay y s sh ho ow ws s P P p pr re es ss si in ng g t th he e p po ow we er r b bu ut tt to on ns s w wi il ll l c ca an nc ce el l t th he e q qu ui ic ck k t te em mp pe er ra a t tu ur re e i in nc cr re ea as se e a an nd d y yo ou u w wi il ll l r re et tu ur rn n t to o c co on nv ve en ...

Page 12: ...n on a unused cooking zone How do you unlock Press the lock button until the LED goes out and dobble beep is heard Warning Remember to unlock your hob before using it again See the Using the Child Safety Device section SETTING THE TIMER The timer functions when the cooking zone in question is in use To switch it on press the button on the timer to set 1 2 3 min or to set from 99 98 97 min To chang...

Page 13: ...bjects together on a cook ing zone may be detected as cookware If the display remains on power may be supplied and the objects may be heated Protection against overflows The hob may shut down with the adjacent symbol in the display automatically in any of these three situations Overflow that spills onto the touch controls Damp towel placed over the touch controls Metallic object placed on the touc...

Page 14: ...g Never place items wrapped in aluminium foil or packaged in aluminium dishes on your coo king hob The aluminium will melt and permanently damage your cooking appliance Objects not intended for cooking should never be placed on the hob risk of powering on scratches etc Steam cleaning should never be used The steam jet could damage your hob T TY YP PE E O OF F S ST TA AI IN NS S S SP PO OT TS S Lig...

Page 15: ...ff There was an overflow or an object is in contact with the control panel The electronic boards heated up The cookware used is not sui table for induction or is less than 12 cm in diameter 10 cm for the 16 cm cooking zone This is normal with some types of cookware This is caused by the transfer of energy from the hob to the cookware Cooling of the electronic com ponents Working normally Clean the...

Page 16: ...RENCH FRIES PRESSURE COOKER ONCE IT STARTS WHISTLING COMPOTES CRÊPES CRÈME ANGLAISE MELTED CHOCOLATE JAMS MILK EGGS FRIED PASTA JARS OF BABY FOOD DOUBLE BOILER MEAT STEW SPANISH RICE RICE PUDDING F FR RY Y C CO OO OK K B BR RO OW WN N C CO OO OK K S SI IM MM ME ER R K KE EE EP P BRING TO RETURN TO BOILING W WA AR RM M A BOIL BOILING LIGHT BROTHS SOUPS FISH SAUCE VEGETABLES MEAT FRYING MISCELLA NEO...

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