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599 50 74 38

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION

Attention! Only the licensed specialist is allowed to assemble and connect the new appliance.

Please pay attention to this advise as otherwise the claim of guarantee is ruled out in case
of arising damages.

Specifications

Appliance Dimensions

Bridth

572 mm

Depth

502 mm

Height

49 mm

Section Dimensions

Bridth

560 mm

Depth

490 mm

Angle radius

Power consumption

Double-tuned cooking zone front left

2200/750 W

Cooking zone rear left

1200 W

Cooking zone rear right

1800 W

Cooking zone front right

1200 W

Heating element voltage

230 V

Total input power max.

6.4 kW

Regulations, Standards, Guidelines

This appliance corresponds to following standards:

EN 60 335-1 and EN 60 335-2-6

referring the safety of electrical appliances for the household use and similar purposes and

DIN 44546 / 44547 / 44548

referring the characteristics of use of electric ranges for the household.

EN 55014-2 / VDE 0875 part 14-2

EN 55014 / VDE 0875 part 14/12.93

EN 61000-3-2 / VDE 0838 part 2

EN 61000-3-3 / VDE 0838 part 3

referring the fundamental protective requirements for the electromagnetic compatibility (EMV).

This appliance corresponds to the EC guidelines
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73/23/EEC from 02/19/1973 (low voltage guideline)

89/336/EEC from 05/03/1989 (EMV-guideline including the amending guideline 92/31/EWG)

Summary of Contents for 599 50 74 38

Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL AEG Hausgeräte GmbH Muggenhofer Straße 135 D 90429 Nürnberg Germany Fax 49 0 911 323 1420 TSE N Publ Nr 599 50 74 38 685 01 00 HOBS EN Edition Ceramic Glass Cooktop Touch Basic ...

Page 2: ...our safety or for the functionality of the appliance Please observe them by all means 1 This sign guides you step by step through the operation of the appliance 2 3 By this sign you receive additional information on the operation and practical use of this appliance The cloverleaf characterizes tips and information on the economical and ecologically harmless use of the appliance In case of possibly...

Page 3: ...ols 9 Switching on the Appliance 9 Switching off the Appliance 9 Selection of Cooking Zones 9 Selection of Cooking Levels and 10 Switching on and off Double Tuned Zone 10 Switching off the Cooking Zone 10 Residual Heat Display 10 Childproof Lock 11 Use Tables Tips 12 13 Cooking Utensils 12 Tips for Saving Energy 12 Reference Values for Cooking with the Cooking Zone 13 Cleanup and Care 14 15 Cerami...

Page 4: ...cialized dealer In case that malfunctions of the appliance breaks fissures or cracks arise o switch off all cooking zones o switch off the fuse for the cooking surface or take it out Safety for Children During cooking and frying the cooking zones will get hot Therefore keep always little children away Safety during Use Use this appliance only for the usual home cooking and frying of meals Do not u...

Page 5: ...d damages in the lacquer Pay attention to that no acid containing liquids such as vinegar lemon or lime solving agents may get onto the frame of the cooking surface as otherwise dull points will arise If sugar or any preparation with sugar gets into contact with the cooking zone and melts please remove that immediately still in hot condition with a cleaning scraper As soon as the mass cools off th...

Page 6: ... off the energy supply to the appliance by touching Displays Digital displays and or indicator lights inform on set cooking levels activated functions as well as on a possibly existing residual heat of the corresponding cooking zone Safety cutoff A safety cutoff guarantees that all cooking zones will switch off automatically after some time if no changes of settings are made Warm keeping level is ...

Page 7: ...iance XX00K Dimensions of cooking zones Rear left 140 mm Rear right 180 mm Front left 120 210 mm Front right 140 mm double tuned zone switching in of double tuned zone selection of cooking zones and displays selection of cooking level and on off and locking ...

Page 8: ...he cooking zones is not switched off after a certain period of time or the cooking level is not changed the corresponding cooking zone will switch off automatically In the display of all cooking zones switched on or is indicated The cooking zones will switch off at Cooking level 1 2 after 6 hours Cooking level 3 4 after 5 hours Cooking level 5 after 4 hours Cooking level 6 9 after 1 5 hours For sw...

Page 9: ...sor control on off Touch the sensor control on off for approximately one second The digital display shows n and the digital point flashes After the sensor control on off was activated to switch on your appliance it is necessary to select one of the cooking zones within approximately 10 seconds by the cooking zone selection keys Otherwise the appliance will switch off again for safety reasons Switc...

Page 10: ... heating circuit press the sensor control double tuned zone the outer heating circuit is switched off Switching off the Cooking Zones 1 Select the desired cooking zone with the sensor controls for the cooking zones 2 To switch it off press the sensor controls n and n simultaneously or reset to zero by the sensor control n Residual Heat Display After switching off a particular cooking zone or the w...

Page 11: ...e digital displays indicate 2 Within ten seconds touch the sensor controls plus and minus simultaneously for approximately one second The digital display indicates and the digital point flashes 3 Select the cooking zone and set the desired cooking level The childproof lock is deactivated until the appliance will be switched off the next time All cooking zones and cooking levels can be used in the ...

Page 12: ...tly to the inside concave In no case they should be dished to the outside convex Tips for Saving Energy You can save valuable energy by observing following points As a general principle put on pots and pans before switching on the cooking zone Dirty cooking zones and cooking utensil bottoms increase the power consumption If possible close pots and pans always with the lid Switch off cooking zones ...

Page 13: ...ewing stewing vegetables pot roasting meat boiling creamed rice 2 3 swelling swelling of rice and milk dishes stirring in between braising of smaller quantites of potatoes or vegetables heating of instant meals 1 2 melting frothy omelette cooked egg garnish Sauce Hollandaise keeping warm of food melting of butter chocolate gelatin 0 residual heat off position Reference Values for Cooking with the ...

Page 14: ...y it with a clean cloth Please watch that no residues detergent will remain on the surface Otherwise the cooking surface would be damaged Special Soilings Over boiled meals First soak these with a wet cloth and afterwards remove the residues of dirt with a glass or razor blade scraper Attention Danger of injury After that clean the cooking surface with the required detergents Remove browned sugar ...

Page 15: ...surface may result in scratches when moving the pot Therefore take care that no grains of sand will remain on the cooking surface Emeried decoration Aggressive detergents and scouring pot bottoms will emery the decoration in the course of time and result in dark spots You will receive suitable detergents and preservative agents as well as glass scrapers from your AEG after sales service ...

Page 16: ...ng zones are set to the desired cooking on level see chapter Cooking the safety cutoff of the cooking zones has triggered see chapter Safety Functions the cooking zones cannot be switched off Check whether the control panel is locked see chapter Childproof Lock a period of more than 10 seconds have passed between pushing the on off key and switching on the desired cooking zone see chapter Switchin...

Page 17: ...ue to be in working order the display lights Check whether the sensor controls have partly been covered or soiled by a wet cloth liquid or something similar Clean the cooking zone Switch the expulsion fuse off for a short time or turn out the fuses If the display continues to light please inform the after sales service If you take use of the service by reason of wrong operation the visit of the se...

Page 18: ...0 W Heating element voltage 230 V Total input power max 6 4 kW Regulations Standards Guidelines This appliance corresponds to following standards EN 60 335 1 and EN 60 335 2 6 referring the safety of electrical appliances for the household use and similar purposes and DIN 44546 44547 44548 referring the characteristics of use of electric ranges for the household EN 55014 2 VDE 0875 part 14 2 EN 55...

Page 19: ...es a disassembly difficult if a maintenance service is needed The cooktop must be pressed out from below for disassembly Electric Connection Before the connection check whether the mains voltage of the appliance which is that voltage given on the nameplate agrees with the existing mains voltage The nameplate is on the lower panel of the cooking surface The heating element voltage is AC230 V Even w...

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