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7.6.9 Menu item 0:

Reset to factory settings

INFO

Menu item 0 enables all settings in the customer

menu to be reset to the factory settings.

Fig. 7.12 Menu item 0: Factory settings

Resetting to factory settings

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Long press on the slider zone

Q

Q

The reset is started

Q

Q

The device is restarted.

Q

Q

The reset is complete when the standard display

appears.

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Summary of Contents for Pure PURA

Page 1: ...installation instructions X Pure Pure BORA X Pure surface induction cooktop with integrated cooktop extractor exhaust air recirculation PUXA PUXU BORA Pure induction cooktop with integrated cooktop ex...

Page 2: ...ntents are prohibited unless expressly authorised These operating and installation instructions have been drawn up with the greatest of care But it cannot be ruled out that subsequent technical modifi...

Page 3: ...ure cut out dimensions PUXA PUXU 28 6 5 2 Pure cut out dimensions PURA PURU 28 6 6 Installing the appliance in exhaust mode PUXA PURA 29 6 6 1 Preparing kitchen units 29 6 6 2 Preparing the cooktop 30...

Page 4: ...ding housing 52 8 5 1 Opening the air guiding housing 52 8 5 2 Closing the air guiding housing 52 8 6 Replacing the activated charcoal filter 53 8 6 1 Removing the activated charcoal filter 53 8 6 2 I...

Page 5: ...s The gas connection may only be established by certified engineers They also assume responsibility for proper installation and commissioning of the gas system Tab 1 1 Target groups INFO BORA Holding...

Page 6: ...ighted with symbols and signal words Safety and warning information is structured as follows WARNING SYMBOL AND SIGNAL WORD Type and source of the danger Consequences of non compliance X X Measures to...

Page 7: ...h hot cooking surfaces is not possible X X Do not place any objects on the operating panel or the cooktop extractor air inlet nozzle X X Switch off the appliance after use X X Keep pets away from the...

Page 8: ...X X When using recirculation mode ensure a sufficient supply of fresh air e g by opening a window X X Ensure a normal and comfortable room climate humidity of 45 60 e g by opening natural ventilation...

Page 9: ...X X If in doubt contact the manufacturer of your medical device or your doctor WARNING Risk of burns from hot objects The cooktop and its exposed parts are hot when the cooktop is in use and during th...

Page 10: ...ders oven gloves WARNING Risk of injury when opening the bottom housing cover There is a risk of injury while the fan is turning X X Switch off the cooktop extractor and the cooktop X X Turn off the m...

Page 11: ...sure that the connection cable does not become trapped or damaged CAUTION Lifting heavy loads can cause back injuries If not handled correctly removing and installing the appliance can cause injuries...

Page 12: ...enever possible clean the cooktop after every use X X Clean the cooktop only after it has cooled down X X When cleaning only use non abrasive detergents to prevent scratching and abrasion on the surfa...

Page 13: ...e with an external timer or a separate remote control system remote operation Any use other than that specified in these operating and installation instructions or any use that goes beyond that which...

Page 14: ...lation system PUXU Power levels 1 9 P Recirculation connection WxH 445 x 137 mm Recirculation filter PUXU Maximum filter capacity 150 1 year Tab 3 1 Technical data X Pure PUXA PUXU 3 2 Pure PURA PURU...

Page 15: ...view 6 68 199 233 802 Fig 3 5 PUXU device dimensions front view 487 63 485 Fig 3 6 PUXU device dimensions side view Device dimensions PUXA 230 290 R 3 40 515 830 230 230 175 27 5 Fig 3 1 PUXA device...

Page 16: ...iew 6 199 68 196 5 732 Fig 3 11 PURU device dimensions front view 487 63 485 Fig 3 12 PURU device dimensions side view Device dimensions PURA R 3 515 760 444 255 120 340 175 158 Fig 3 7 PURA device di...

Page 17: ...61591 Sound power level Level 1 minimum 41 2 dB A 40 1 dB A 60704 2 13 Level 9 maximum 66 4 dB A 65 8 dB A 60704 2 13 Power setting 68 6 dB A 67 7 dB A 60704 2 13 Sound pressure level additional deta...

Page 18: ...ption 5 2 System description 5 2 1 Structure 2 1 4 5 3 6 Fig 5 1 Cooktop 1 Air inlet nozzle 2 Stainless steel grease filter 3 Cooktop 4 Inlet opening 5 Fan 6 Operating panel 1 2 Fig 5 2 Back view of P...

Page 19: ...s button Decreasing values Fan button Activating deactivating the automatic extractor function cancelling the after run function Timer button Setting the cooking zone timer Warming button Activating d...

Page 20: ...used For hygiene and health reasons the activated charcoal filter must be replaced at the recommended intervals see the Cleaning and maintenance chapter INFO In recirculation mode ensure sufficient ve...

Page 21: ...th a cooling fan The cooling fan switches on automatically if the cooktop is used intensively You will hear a whirring sound The cooling fan may continue running after the device has been switched off...

Page 22: ...mode Q Q F is displayed in the multi function display Q Q The filter service display is shown every time the cooktop extractor is switched on and remains active until the filter has been changed and...

Page 23: ...maximum cooking zone power is available for a predefined time Q Q The available power is focused on the selected cooking zone meaning that the max power of the second cooking zone on that side is auto...

Page 24: ...e power setting a maximum power level of 7 can be selected in the front cooking zone max power level 8 on Pure Q Q If the power level selected for the second cooking zone is too high P will blink thre...

Page 25: ...n the exhaust air mode and a fireplace dependent upon the air supply in the room INFO The state and regional laws and regulations must be observed with regard to the exhaust duct design INFO A suffici...

Page 26: ...interface it is possible to establish a connection to other systems and for example a window contact switch or low pressure warning device can be connected The module is to be integrated in the cookt...

Page 27: ...ensions X X Make sure that the cutting surfaces of the worktops are properly sealed X X Comply with the instructions of the worktop manufacturer 6 4 3 Minimum unit dimensions for X Pure PUXA PUXU 199...

Page 28: ...2 600 Fig 6 14 Cut out dimensions for surface mounting 10 10 40 Fig 6 15 Overlay dimensions for surface mounting 6 5 1 X Pure cut out dimensions PUXA PUXU X Pure flush installation PUXA PUXU x 834 2...

Page 29: ...PURA INFO The state and regional laws and regulations must be observed with regard to the exhaust duct design A sufficient air supply must be ensured INFO The exhaust air must be directed to the outs...

Page 30: ...mation regarding flush installation X X Make sure that the sealing tape of the cooktop is well sealed all the way round Information regarding surface mounting X X Make sure that the sealing tape for t...

Page 31: ...ct system 1 Seal 2 Duct part 3 Exhaust opening X X Pull the seal 1 onto the exhaust opening 3 on the device The seal 1 will need to be stretched slightly X X Push the duct part to be connected 2 with...

Page 32: ...for the vertical return flow of the recirculation air INFO A return flow aperture 500 cm2 must be provided in the kitchen units 6 7 1 Preparing kitchen units Q Q The floor unit must have a continuous...

Page 33: ...40 0 10 20 30 40 0 10 20 30 40 0 Fig 6 28 Template for back wall cut out X X Position the template on the back wall of the unit with the help of the markings and instructions INFO Centre of cut out ho...

Page 34: ...tape for the cooktop is flat against the worktop Height adjustment plates for flush installation optional 1 2 Fig 6 34 Height adjustment plates 1 Cooktop 2 Height adjustment plate 1 2 Fig 6 35 Height...

Page 35: ...escopic pull out 1 fits accurately is flush with the cut out on the back wall of the unit 3 and closes it off X X Secure the telescopic pull out 1 to the back wall of the unit 3 using the adhesive tap...

Page 36: ...the filter replacement cover is positioned correctly 6 8 Establishing the power connection X X Observe all safety and warning information see the Safety chapter X X Observe all national and regional l...

Page 37: ...am see Fig Connection diagram or underside of appliance X X For a one phase or two phase connection connect the relevant contacts using the bridge provided in scope of delivery X X Secure the connecti...

Page 38: ...m The extraction system must be configured There are two operating modes to choose from Q Q Operating mode 1 Recirculation system factory setting Q Q Operating mode 2 Exhaust air system Fig 6 49 Displ...

Page 39: ...ealer and service menu When you have been through all of the basic configuration menu items X X Long press on the multi function display Q Q The standard display appears 6 9 2 Function test X X Carry...

Page 40: ...power button Q Q The switch on animation is displayed in the slider Q Q If start up is successful the standard display will appear in the operating panel Fig 7 1 Standard display after switching on I...

Page 41: ...uired power level X X By tapping or Q Q The fan symbol lights up and the set fan power level is shown in the multi function display 7 3 4 Childproofing feature Q Q After switching on the appliance the...

Page 42: ...el is reached Reducing the power level X X Tap the required cooking zone X X Tap a lower position on the slider or X X swipe downwards to the required power level or X X tap until the required power l...

Page 43: ...be disabled and the cooking zones will be deactivated 7 5 3 Automatic heat up function INFO The system automatically determines the heating time depending on the power level set Activating the automa...

Page 44: ...Long press on the timer button or Activating the bridging function X X Tap both cooking zones at the same time Q Q The bridging function is now active Q Q The light that looks like a hyphen goes out...

Page 45: ...the system flashes the remaining time Q Q In the last 5 seconds of the countdown an acoustic signal can be heard every second Q Q The time display 000 and the timer button flash Q Q After the end of...

Page 46: ...the corresponding slider segment X X Move to another menu item or close the menu 7 6 2 Menu item 2 Childproofing feature INFO With menu item 2 the childproofing feature can be permanently switched on...

Page 47: ...ognition Activating permanent pan size recognition X X Tap the top slider segment Q Q The pan size recognition symbol v is displayed on all cooking zones for one second Q Q on is displayed X X Move to...

Page 48: ...nctions are permanently deactivated and are not displayed 7 6 6 Menu item 8 Show software hardware version Fig 7 9 Menu item 8 Software hardware version Q Q The software hardware version is shown via...

Page 49: ...nables all settings in the customer menu to be reset to the factory settings Fig 7 12 Menu item 0 Factory settings Resetting to factory settings X X Long press on the slider zone Q Q The reset is star...

Page 50: ...gents or agents containing acid or lye 8 2 Cooktop and extractor care X X Never use the cooktop as a work or storage surface X X Do not push or pull cookware over the cooktop X X Always lift pots and...

Page 51: ...aser in one X X Rinse the air inlet nozzle and stainless steel grease filter with hot water X X Use a soft brush to clean the air inlet nozzle and stainless steel grease filter X X After cleaning rins...

Page 52: ...opening 3 A lock is not provided or necessary Inserting the air inlet nozzle X X Insert the air inlet nozzle in the inlet opening X X Make sure it is positioned correctly 8 4 4 Removing liquids from...

Page 53: ...Replacing the activated charcoal filter An activated charcoal filter will only be fitted with the stainless steel grease filter if the cooktop extractor is used in recirculation mode The activated cha...

Page 54: ...Tilt the activated charcoal filter towards you slightly and insert it through the inlet opening X X Guide the left end of the filter into the opening in the filter housing Fig 8 10 Placing the activat...

Page 55: ...maturely The overheating protection has tripped see the Appliance Description chapter The cooktop cooling fan continues to run when the cooktop has been switched off The cooling fan runs until the coo...

Page 56: ...ng protects the device from damage in transport The packaging materials have been selected from environmental and disposal perspectives and are therefore recyclable Returning the packaging to the mate...

Page 57: ...manufacturer s warranty shall be assumed by BORA Expressly not covered by the BORA manufacturer s warranty are Q Q BORA products that were not sold by authorised BORA dealers Q Q Damage caused by non...

Page 58: ...3 3 Air inlet nozzle red PUEDR 3 3 Air inlet nozzle jade green PUEDJ 3 3 Air inlet nozzle orange PUEDO 3 3 Air inlet nozzle blue PUEDB 3 3 Side frame USL515 3 3 3 3 Side frame All Black USL515AB 3 3...

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