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Safety

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2.4  Safety instructions, disassembly 

and disposal

Disassembly of the device may only be carried out by  

trained personnel who are familiar with and comply  

with common national regulations and supplementary 

regulations of the local utility companies.

Work on electrical parts may only be carried out by trained 

electrical personnel.

Work on the gas connection may only be carried out by an 

authorised gas fitter in accordance with legal applicable 

regulations. Comply with local regulations of the utility 

companies.

 DANGER!

Danger of electric shock!

Disconnecting the device incorrectly from the 

mains poses a risk of electric shock.

X

X

Safely disconnect the device from the 

mains using miniature or automatic circuit 

breakers, fuses or contactors.

X

X

Use a suitable measuring device to ensure 

that the device is de-energised.

 DANGER!

Risk of suffocation!

Parts of the packaging (e.g. films, polystyrene) 

can be fatal to children.

X

X

Store packaging materials away from the 

reach of children.

X

X

Dispose of packaging correctly and 

promptly.

2.5  Safety instructions, spare parts

 WARNING!

Risk of injury and damage to property!

Incorrect parts can lead to injury to persons or 

damage to device! Modifications, attachment 

parts or conversions to device can impair 

safety.

X

X

Only use original spare parts when carrying 

out repairs.

Work on electrical parts must only be carried out by  

trained electrical personnel.

The electrical safety of the device is only guaranteed if it  

is connected to a properly installed protective conductor 

system. Make sure that these basic safety precautions 

have been taken.

Cooktop

 DANGER!

Danger of electric shock!

Connecting the device incorrectly to the mains 

poses a risk of electric shock.

X

X

Make sure that the device has a fixed  

connection to the mains voltage.

X

X

Make sure that the device is connected to 

a properly installed protective conductor 

system.

X

X

Make sure that technical equipment is  

provided to allow for all of the device's 

poles to be disconnected from the mains 

with a contact opening width of at least  

3 mm (miniature and automatic circuit 

breakers, fuses, contactors).

 DANGER!

Danger of electric shock!

The connection cable can be damaged if it 

comes into contact with hot cooking zones. 

A damaged connection cable can cause a 

(fatal) electrical shock.

X

X

Make sure that the connection cable does 

not come into contact with hot cooking 

surfaces.

X

X

Make sure that the connection cable is not 

caught or damaged.

 CAUTION!

Back injury caused by heavy loads!

When removing and inserting the device, 

incorrect handling may cause injuries to the 

limbs and the trunk.

X

X

Always lift the device out of the packaging 

with two persons.

X

X

Always place the device onto the worktop 

cut-out with two persons.

X

X

Use suitable aids to prevent damage to the 

limbs and the trunk.

X

X

Check the device for visible damages before installing it.

X

X

Do not install a damaged device. 

Q

Q

A damaged device may put your safety at risk!

Repair and maintenance work may only be carried out by 

specialists authorised by the manufacturer.

Summary of Contents for CCH1

Page 1: ...EN CCH1UMEN 000 www bora com Operating and installation instructions CCH1 Hyper glass ceramic cooktop with 2 cooking zones 1034813...

Page 2: ...bH Rosenheimer Str 32 83064 Raubling Germany Contact T 49 0 8035 907 240 F 49 0 8035 907 249 info bora com www bora com Distribution and duplication of this document use and disclosure of its contents...

Page 3: ...nd aids 14 5 3 Assembly instructions 14 5 3 1 Safety distances 14 5 4 Cut out dimensions 15 5 5 Installing the cooktop 16 5 5 1 Installing the cooktop 16 5 6 Power connection 17 5 7 Handover to user 1...

Page 4: ...2011 65 EC RoHS Directive 1 General Target group These operating and assembly instructions are intended for the following target groups Target group Requirements Users The Device may be used by chil d...

Page 5: ...h symbols and signal words Safety and warning instructions are structured as follows WARNING SYMBOL AND SIGNAL WORD Type and source of the danger Results of non compliance X X Measures to minimise ris...

Page 6: ...leaning agents to prevent scratching and abrasion on the surface X X Make sure that the base of the cookware as well as the cooking zone are clean and dry X X Always lift do not drag the cookware to p...

Page 7: ...ety instructions assembly Installation and assembly of the device may only be carried out by trained personnel who are familiar with and comply with common national regulations and supplementary regul...

Page 8: ...rical safety of the device is only guaranteed if it is connected to a properly installed protective conductor system Make sure that these basic safety precautions have been taken Cooktop DANGER Danger...

Page 9: ...mote control system Not using the device as described in this operating and assembly manual is considered not using the device as intended as is using it beyond the purpose described here BORA shall n...

Page 10: ...340 x 515 x 44 mm Weight incl accessories packaging 6 3 kg Cooktop Power levels 1 9 HY 1 ring front cooking zone 150 mm 1200 W 1 ring back cooking zone with hyper stage 215mm 2100 W 3000 W Cooktop en...

Page 11: ...ted timer 11 Cooking zone indicator 12 Timer button 4 Device description Observe all safety and warning information during operation see the Safety chapter The cooktop has the following features Q Q A...

Page 12: ...his function enables the cooking zone to work at full power for a certain duration after switching on After this time the power level is automatically switched back to the power level set Power level...

Page 13: ...conds the cooktop will switch off X X Remove the finger or object from the cooktop X X Clean the cooktop as required X X Where necessary switch the cooktop back on 4 3 4 Heat retention level The heat...

Page 14: ...e of the worktops and the wall sealing strip must be made of a heat resistant material up to approx 90 C INFO Countertop cut outs must be moisture sealed using suitable means where necessary fitted wi...

Page 15: ...tractor A in mm B in mm 1 0 344 320 2 0 685 661 3 0 1026 1002 2 1 776 752 3 2 1208 1184 4 2 1549 1525 Tab 5 2 Cut out dimensions 5 4 Cut out dimensions Preparing the worktop X X Create the worktop cut...

Page 16: ...ooktop extractor 2 already installed in the centre INFO The cooktop 1 rests on the lateral bar of the cooktop extractor 2 and is thereby stabilised Attaching the sealing tape 1 2 Fig 5 6 Sealing tape...

Page 17: ...iagram X X Verify that the installation was done correctly X X Switch on the main switch automatic circuit breaker X X Put the cooktop extractor into operation see the Operation chapter X X Check all...

Page 18: ...tomatically be taken over Switching off the automatic heat up function The activated automatic heat up function will end prematurely if you X X press the on the cooking zone X X activate the power set...

Page 19: ...X X activate the heat retention level V X X switch off the cooktop with the button 6 1 9 Heat retention level Q Q A cooking zone is in operation Q Q The power level 1 is activated X X Press to set the...

Page 20: ...r buttons for the front and back cooking zone at the same time Then press the sensor button for the front cooking zone again Q Q Both cooking zone indicators will display L The child safety lock is ac...

Page 21: ...ns crumbs or similar which fall onto the cooktop during general cooking work right away to prevent the surface from being scratched Coloured changes and shiny surfaces are not cooktop damage They do n...

Page 22: ...cooking zone indicator The child safety lock is activated Switch off the childproofing feature see Operation chapter is displayed in the cooking zone indicator Press and hold one or more buttons Clean...

Page 23: ...way Disposal of transport packaging INFO The packaging protects the device against transport damages The packaging is made of materials that are environmentally friendly and easy to dispose of and can...

Page 24: ...7 X X In the case of faults you cannot fix yourself contact your BORA specialist supplier or BORA After Sales Service The After Sales Service will require the type designation and the serial number of...

Page 25: ...EN 25 Notes www bora com EN 11 Notes...

Page 26: ...EN 26 Notes www bora com...

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