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never cook food (eggs, grilled food) directly on the hob 
surface; 

 

avoid that boiling liquids overflow and pour themselves on 
the cooking; 

 

avoid to let the hob working without a pot or with an empty 
one; 

 

do not leave anything one the hob. The accidental turning on 
might cause fire. 

 

Turn on the hob only after having positioned the pot; 

 

Avoid to put hot pans or pots on the cold cooking areas; 

 

Do not warm up empty pots on the hob; 

 

Do not use the hob to warm up the room. 

 

 

 

Materials: 

Pots with a copper or aluminium bottom are not 

suggested as they can leave halos on the hob surface, which 
are difficult sometimes to be removed.  

 
Diameter: 

The diameter of the pot must correspond to the 

diameter of the warming element.  
The maximum thickness of the bottom is 2-3 mm.  
For enamelled pots it is  4-6 mm. For stainless steel pots it 
is….. 
 

 
During the cooking where greases of oils 
are used, look carefully at your cooking as 
these substances can cause fire if brought 
to an high temperature. 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
In the following diagram we supply you some suggestions on 
the hob use. The indicated levels are purely by way of example 
(as they may be subjected to different results depending on the 
type of pot used and to the quantity of food cooked) and may 
be adapted to the personal needs and tastes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Cleaning and maintenance 

               Before any intervention the appliance has to be  
 

   unconnected from the electricity supply. 

 
 
Avoid the use of steam or steam appliances. 

 
 

General cleaning 

 

Clean the stainless steel or aluminium parts with a humid 
sponge and rinse accurately after any cleanings with a soft 
cloth. 
Avoid the use of seam sponges, steel wools, acids or abrasive 
products that could damage the surfaces.  
For persistent stains use normal non-abrasive detergents or  
specific products, commonly on the market. 
We recommend not to use seam sponges, steel wools or acids 
for the cleaning.  

 

Cleaning of the ceramic glass 

 

Clean the hob when still warm  
For the hob cleaning, use: 

 

 

blotting paper or a cloth wet on tepid water for the daily 
cleaning of the; 

 

 

a specific scraper for glass ceramic tops to remove food 
remaining or grease splashes; 

 

 
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a specific product for the cleaning of the glass ceramic tops 
to remove limestone traces, grease or aluminium from the 
surface of the hob.  

 
 
Before to start preparing the food, the surface has to be 
cleaned with a humid cloth to remove dust or any remaining of 
food previously cooked.   
 

Attention! Do not use metal or abrasive sponges 
or detergents, nor chemically aggressive 
products like oven spray or stain removers 
 
Do not use sweet detergents (for example 
products for majolica cleaning), which, if not 
properly rinsed, may cause a corrosive effect or 
decant the hob surface.  
 
Do not lean materials which could melt on the 
hob, as aluminium sheets, plastic materials, 
sugar or food containing sugar.  
 
Attention! If one of these products melt on the 
glass ceramic top, remove it with a scraper (while 
the hob surface is still warm). Eventually, 
complete the cleaning with a specific product.  

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Summary of Contents for EHE3343X

Page 1: ...073700720 Instructions for installation and use UK CERAMIC GLASS PUZZLE COOKTOP ...

Page 2: ...d please contact the closest Assistance Centre The assistance to this appliance has to be carried out by the authorized Technical Assistance Centre Please ask for original spare parts only During the cooking where greases or oils are used look after your foods as these substances if brought to high temperatures may blow up Avoid to let the hob working without a pot or with an empty one 2 Avoid to ...

Page 3: ...on the documents accompanying the product indicates that this appliance may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment Disposal must be carried out in accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal For more detailed information about treatments recovery and recycling ...

Page 4: ...rned on 7 different positions from 0 turned off to 6 maximum speed The hob has is equipped of a pilot light that turns on when the hob is working For a correct use of the burners For a better performance of the hobs and a smaller electrical consume Figure 2 use recipients with a thick bottom only that permit a better heath distribution prefer recipients with a flat bottom that assure an ideal heat...

Page 5: ... the use of steam or steam appliances General cleaning Clean the stainless steel or aluminium parts with a humid sponge and rinse accurately after any cleanings with a soft cloth Avoid the use of seam sponges steel wools acids or abrasive products that could damage the surfaces For persistent stains use normal non abrasive detergents or specific products commonly on the market We recommend not to ...

Page 6: ...able by our Technical Assistance Centres and Authorized Spare Parts Shops only Guarantee conditions This new appliance is covered by guarantee The guarantee conditions are fully indicated on the leaflet TOP SERVICE which will be found on the inside of the appliance Keep carefully with the leaflet TOP SERVICE the receipt or the transport bill useful to support the purchase of his appliance and the ...

Page 7: ...Before any intervention it is necessary to verify that the equipment is disconnected from the electrical network The sides of the cabinet where the appliance is recessed must not to be higher than the worktop DO NOT install the appliance next to flammable materials blinds Before any intervention it is necessary to verify that the equipment is DISCONNECTED from the electrical network 7 THE CONSTRUC...

Page 8: ... compliance with the current directives between the appliance and the network The brown phase wire coming out from the L terminal on the terminal board must be always connected to the phase of the feeding network In any case the feeding wire has to be positioned so that it cannot reach anywhere in its length a temperature higher than 50 C An example of optimal current path is indicated on Fig 3 Th...

Page 9: ...Electrical diagram of the hob 9 ...

Page 10: ...Typology of the hobs Hob with thick edge Flush fitted hob 10 ...

Page 11: ... is 100 mm from the cut on the top The fixing of the hob to the top has to be done as follows Position the suitable dope not issued on the front back and side edges of the worktop s opening as shown in Figure 6 Lean the hob on the opening of the furniture paying attention to centre it Fix the hob to the cabinet using the provided brackets see Figure 8 The traction of the screws is enough to trace ...

Page 12: ...Dimensions of the hob Fig 7 Fig 8 12 ...

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