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Safety

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Set the cooktop extractor to a low setting for about 

15 minutes or activate the automatic after-run after 

every use in the recirculated air mode.

Effects on pacemakers, hearing aids and metal 

implants

INFO 

Induction cooktops generate a high-frequency 

electromagnetic field in the area of the 

cooking zones. The cooking zones may affect 

pacemakers, hearing aids or metal implants 

negatively or disturb their function when in 

close proximity. A reduced function of the 

pacemaker is unlikely.

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If in doubt, contact the manufacturer of your medical 

device or your doctor.

When there are children and people with  

special needs in the house

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This device may be used by children from the age of 8 

as well as by persons with limited physical, sensory or 

mental capabilities or a lack of experience and/or 

knowledge, provided they are supervised, have been 

instructed in the safe use of the device and have 

understood the dangers involved.

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Do not leave children unattended when they are near 

the device.

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Children must not play with the device.

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Use the child safety lock in order to prevent children 

from switching on the cooktop or changing the set-

tings when they are unattended.

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Do not store any objects that could be of interest to 

children in storage spaces above or behind the device. 

Otherwise, the children will be tempted to climb onto 

the device.

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Keep children and other persons away from the coo-

king surfaces.

Unauthorised modifications

Due to unauthorised modifications 

The device can constitute a hazard.

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Do not make any changes to the device.

Cleaning and Maintenance

The device must be cleaned at regular intervals. Dirt can 

lead to damage or odour nuisance.

Remove dirt immediately.

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Any work involving cleaning and user maintenance 

must not be carried out by children unless they are 

supervised at all times while doing so.

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Do not use a steam cleaner for cleaning. Steam can 

cause a short circuit on live parts and thus lead to pro-

perty damage (see the Cleaning chapter).

2  Safety

2.1  General safety precautions

INFO 

The product complies with the mandatory 

safety provisions.  

The user is responsible for cleaning, care and 

safe use of the device. Any improper use may 

lead to personal injury and property damage.

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This operating and installation instructions contain 

important information concerning assembly and opera-

tion. It protects you from injury and prevents damage 

to the product. You can find contact data to get 

further information and answers to questions about 

the use of the product on the last page of this opera-

ting and installation instructions.

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The term "device" is used to refer to cooktop, cooktop 

extractor or cooktop with integrated cooktop extrac-

tor.

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Read this operating and installation instructions in full 

before you assemble the device and start to use it.

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Always keep these operating and installation instruc-

tions to hand so it is available when needed.

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After selling the device, pass on the operating and ins-

tallation manual to the new owner.

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Carry out all work with great care and attention.

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Check the device for visible damage after unpacking.

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Do not install a damaged device.

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Do not use the device until installation is complete. 

Only in this way a safe operation can be guaranteed.

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Make sure contact with hot cooking surfaces is not 

possible.

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Avoid over-cooking.

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Pay attention to the residual heat indicator.

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Turn the device off after use. Do not rely on the pan 

size recognition.

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Keep pets away from the device.

Recirculated air mode

INFO 

Every time the device is used for cooking, sup-

plementary moisture is released into the room 

air.

INFO 

In the recirculated air mode, only a small 

amount of moisture is removed from the coo-

king vapours. 

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Make sure that the room is sufficiently ventilated to 

the outside air in the recirculated air mode, e.g. 

through an open window.

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Ensure a normal and comfortable indoor climate  

(45-60% humidity), e.g. through natural ventilation 

openings or domestic ventilation systems.

Summary of Contents for CIW1

Page 1: ...EN CIW1UMEN 000 www bora com Operating and installation instructions CIW1 Induction glass ceramic wok 1034807...

Page 2: ...heimer Str 32 83064 Raubling Germany Contact T 49 0 8035 907 240 F 49 0 8035 907 249 info bora com www bora com The distribution and duplication of this document as well as the use and disclosure of i...

Page 3: ...he deliverables 15 5 2 Tool and aids 15 5 3 Assembly instructions 15 5 3 1 Safety distances 15 5 4 Cut out dimensions 16 5 5 Installing the cooktop 17 5 5 1 Installing the cooktop 17 5 6 Power connect...

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: ...ing Steam can cause a short circuit on live parts and thus lead to pro perty damage see the Cleaning chapter 2 Safety 2 1 General safety precautions INFO The product complies with the mandatory safety...

Page 7: ...ects may cause damage to the glass ceramic plate of the cooktop X X Do not use the cooktop surface as a kitchen worktop X X Do not use any hard and pointed objects when working on the cooktop X X Do n...

Page 8: ...horised gas fitter in accordance with legal applicable regulations Comply with local regulations of the utility companies CAUTION Damage caused by substances containing sugar and salt Substances conta...

Page 9: ...k GmbH shall not assume any liability for damage arising from non adherence to the safety and warning instructions DANGER Danger of electric shock Disconnecting the device incorrectly from the mains p...

Page 10: ...r consumption 3 0 kW Fuse protection minimum 1 x 16 A Dimensions width x depth x height 340 x 515 x 112 mm Weight incl accessories packaging 9 0 kg Cooktop Power levels 1 9 P Wok cooking zone power se...

Page 11: ...Cooking zone is switched off but still hot temperature 60 C Cooking zone indicator lamp On Automatic cut off timer activated Flashes Timer on 00 no time set Off Timer off Timer display 01 99 Set minut...

Page 12: ...he pause function is active Q Q The pause function is limited to a maximum duration of 10 minutes Touch control The operating panel is fitted with electronic sensor buttons and display panels The sens...

Page 13: ...tion H residual heat display is then displayed in the cooking zone indicator Power level 1 2 3 4 5 6 Switch off after hours minutes 08 40 06 45 05 15 04 20 03 30 02 45 Power level 7 8 9 Switch off aft...

Page 14: ...ay is displayed in the cooking zone indicator if the cooking zone is still hot 4 4 4 Automatic switch off if the button is pressed and held The cooktop will be switched off automatically when one or m...

Page 15: ...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 wit...

Page 16: ...02 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 out X X Make sure that the cutting surfaces of the worktop...

Page 17: ...or shelves in the floor unit must be removable for maintenance and cleaning purposes 5 5 1 Installing the cooktop 1 2 Fig 5 9 Built in cooktop with cooktop extractor Attaching the sealing tape 1 2 Fig...

Page 18: ...cooktop directly through a fixed connec tion to a power supply line 1 L1 2 N PE 220 240 V Fig 5 12 Single phase wiring diagram X X Verify that the installation was done correctly X X Switch on the mai...

Page 19: ...heat up function is activated as well as the continuous cooking stage set for example 5 Switching off the automatic heat up function The activated automatic heat up function will end prematurely if y...

Page 20: ...the cooking zone X X press the button on the cooking zone X X set power level 9 X X activate the power setting P X X switch off the cooktop by pressing the button 6 1 9 Using the timer function You ca...

Page 21: ...y lock is activated Deactivating the child safety lock INFO If a cooking zone indicator alternately shows 0 and H the cooking zone is still hot Prerequisites Q Q The cooktop is switched on X X Press s...

Page 22: ...ceramic Discolourations to the cooktop arise from residues which are not removed and have been burnt in Glossy spots are caused by the abrasion of the pot base especially when using cooking utensils w...

Page 23: ...cator The child safety lock is activated Switch off the childproofing feature see the Operation chapter is displayed in the cooking zone indicator Press and hold one or more buttons Clean the operatin...

Page 24: ...y 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 t...

Page 25: ...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 26: ...GB 26 Notes www bora com GB 11 Notes...

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