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For the Fitter

The safety regulations require the manufacturer to give the following advice:

For fitment of the unit in furniture, these fitting instructions must be observed.

For the User

The surfaces of the cooking areas become hot during use.
Take care; small children should be kept away from the unit.

Overheated fats and oils readily ignite. When preparing food which requires the
use of fat or oil (e.g. French fries) stay close to the unit at all times.

The glass ceramics cooking area must not be used as a storage area.

Please take care that no plastic parts or aluminium foil are placed on the glass
ceramics cooking area.

The hot cooking areas must not be used for the preparation of meals in aluminium
foil or plastic containers.

The cooking areas must not be used for purposes of heating the room.

The red-hot light from the cooking zones can appear beyond the limits of the
cooking zones, depending on the angle of vision.

In the case units with halogen cooking zones, do not look directly into the cooking
zone (danger of glare).

Use only electrically-suitable pots and pans with flat, smooth - on no account
rough - bottoms (e.g. no pots made of cast iron or with damaged bottoms), to avoid
scratching the cooking area when shifting.

The glass ceramics cooking area is very robust, but is not unbreakable. Sharp and
hard objects in particular, if dropped onto the cooking area, can damage it.  If
breaks, cracks or splits appear:  Turn the cooking switch to “0“.  Disconnect the
device from the mains immediately (main switch).  Notify the after sales service at
once.

In connecting electrical devices to a socket near to the oven care should be taken
to ensure that the connection line is not in contact with the heated hotplates or
wedged under the hot oven door.

Safety Instructions

Summary of Contents for 6010 K

Page 1: ...onibili in vetroceramica Glaskeramiek inbouwkookplaten Inbyggda glaskeramik kokhällar Kalusteisiin sijoitettavat keraamiset keittotasot Einbau und Gebrauchsanweisung Installation Directives and Instructions for Use Notice de montage et d utilisation Istruzioni per il montaggio e per l uso Inbouw en gebruiksaanwijzing Monterings och bruksanvisning Asenus ja käyttöohje ...

Page 2: ...butes 24 How to Operate 25 The Switch 25 Table of Settings 25 Residual Heat Display 25 Dual Circuit Connection 26 The right Pots and Pans 26 General Remarks 26 Cleaning and Care of Glass Ceramics Surfaces 27 Basic Principles 27 Food that has Spilled Over 27 Burned in Sugar 27 Melted Plastic 27 Spots and Stains 28 Grains of Sand 28 Worn Décor 28 What to do when 29 Faults you can Remedy Yourself 29 ...

Page 3: ...17 Fitting Instructions R R R R R 2 2 2 2 2 ...

Page 4: ...18 1 Work Top 2 Insulation 3 Placement Area 4 Tensioning Element R 3 Fitting Instructions ...

Page 5: ...treated with a plastic coating or veneer with heat resistant adhesive 100 C as it can otherwise deform or loosen especially at thinner points Fitting The use of massive wooden wall side skirting boards on the table top behind the fitted unit is permissible provided the minimum clearances have been observed Alterations of surface colour can be traced to influence of light The fitted cooking unit mu...

Page 6: ...This device corresponds to type Y as regards protection against fire hazards Devices of this type only may be fitted next to high cupboards on one side CE of this device corresponds to the following EC guidelines 72 23 EEC from 12 2 1973 Low Voltage Guidelines 89 336 EEC from 3 5 1989 including Guideline Amendment 92 31 EEC EMV Guidelines Warning Assurance that no live parts or wires are exposed t...

Page 7: ...es of heating the room The red hot light from the cooking zones can appear beyond the limits of the cooking zones depending on the angle of vision In the case units with halogen cooking zones do not look directly into the cooking zone danger of glare Use only electrically suitable pots and pans with flat smooth on no account rough bottoms e g no pots made of cast iron or with damaged bottoms to av...

Page 8: ...0 2200 W 4 Switch 5 Residual heat display 6040 K 1 Cooking zone 145 mm Ø 1200 W 2 Cooking zone 180 mm Ø 1800 W 3 Halogen cooking zone 180 mm Ø 1800 W 4 Switch 5 Residual heat display 1 1 2 5 3 R 6 4 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 1 2 4 3 R 5 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 2 1 1 3 5 2 R 7 4 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 Halogen Description of Equipment R R R R R 5 5 5 5 5 R R R R R 7 7 7 7 7 ...

Page 9: ...oking zone 145 mm Ø 1200 W 3 Halogen cooking zone 180 mm Ø 1800 W 4 Fast heating cooking zone 210 mm Ø 2300 W 5 Switch 6 Residual heat display 6051 K 1 Cooking zone 145 mm Ø 1200 W 2 Halogen cooking zone 145 mm Ø 1200 W 3 Halogen cooking zone 180 mm Ø 1800 W 4 Dual circuit cooking zone 120 210 mm Ø 750 2200 W 5 Switch 6 Residual heat display R R R R R 8 8 8 8 8 R R R R R 9 9 9 9 9 ...

Page 10: ...ctical advantages It is hygienic easy to clean permits ready handling of cooking utensils provides greater safety and fits well into your kitchen environment thanks to its attractive appearance Although the methods of heating and control are completely new cooking times and power consumption are similar to those of an ordinary cooking unit You can even use your usual kitchen utensils which means t...

Page 11: ...Residual Heat Display The four lamps 6 of the residual heat display are positioned to the front of the cooking area between the front two cooking zones each cooking zone having its own lamp This control lamp lights up whenever the zone in question has a temperature on the upper surface of the unit that could cause burns The light continues to function even after the cooking zone has been switched ...

Page 12: ...en appear when shifting them Make use of high pots for dishes involving lots of liquid In this way nothing can boil over Avoid heating of empty enamel pots pans since this can ruin the bottom resulting in scratching when the vessel is subsequently moved The bottoms of pots and pans with edges and ridges also have a wearing effect The pot base and the heating area must be of the same size Ensure th...

Page 13: ...g agent are left on the surface The cooking area might otherwise suffer damage 4 Use only recommended cleaning agents Food that has Spilled Over This should first be wiped away using a damp cloth Any remnants should be scraped off carefully using a razor blade scraper Then clean the area as described under point 3 Burned in Sugar Melted Plastic These must be removed at once while still hot using a...

Page 14: ...ng the procedure described under point 3 Grains of Sand that have fallen onto the cooking surface can cause scratching when pots are moved For this reason be sure that no grains of sand remain on the cooking area Worn Décor As a result of the use of aggressive cleaning agents and pots with scuffing bases the printing on the glass ceramic surface becomes worn after some time and dark spots appear F...

Page 15: ... If a defect occurs for which no advice on how to act has been offered in these Instructions for Use you should then contact the after sales service Give the after sales service the E No and F No indicated on the label at the back of these Directives and Instructions for Use as well as on the underside of this fitted cooking unit Should the E No and F No no longer be available the appliance can be...

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