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2  INSTALLATION

To install the cooktop, cut out a rectangular
opening in the counter as shown on the drawing
and table below. Also, ensure that you have a
minimum of 13/8” of space in the back of the unit,
between the rim and backsplash on your counter
(or wall if no backsplash) for ventilation.
A self-adhesive gasket is supplied with your unit.
Before setting the cooktop in place install this
gasket by sticking it underneath the rim.

If your counter is produced from porous materials which tends to swell if in

contact with humidity and water, use proper sealants on the edge which would

prevent any penetration of humidity and water.

Cut away all exposed edges of decorative laminates to prevent further chipping.

Round corners of the cut-out and file them to ensure smooth edges and prevent

corner cracking.

Rough edges and inside corners which are not rounded as well as forced fits 

can contribute to cracking of counter top laminate.

Apply the gasket only along the front rim and on
both sides. Do not put this gasket on the rim in
the back. This gasket will prevent most of the
spills from entering the cabinet below and will
keep the unit in place. Once the gasket is
installed, place the cooktop in the opening and
lay it on the rim. Do this carefully - do not drop the
unit into the cut-out. Make sure that the unit is
sitting properly on its rim all around the perimeter.

Cut-out dimensions

5/8 

” lf

20 

3/8

” lf

29 

1/2

” lf

19 

1/2

” lf

31 

1/8

” lf

Gasket

*

This dimension includes clearance underneath the unit of 2"

Cooktop and

Cut-out Sizes

Cut-out Size

Cooktop Box Size

Cooktop Rim Size

Width

29 

1/2”

29 

1/4”

31 

1/8”

Depth

19 

1/2”

19

7/32”

20

3/8”

Thickness

5/8” 

*

5/8”

25/64”

Summary of Contents for IFA-80 AL

Page 1: ...CARE INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL INDUCTION COOKTOP IFA 80 AL...

Page 2: ...ismanualwiththeunitfortheowner OWNER Pleasekeepthismanualforfuturereference IMPORTANT Localcodesvary Installation electricalconnections andgroundingmustcomplywithallapplicablecodes Savethismanualforth...

Page 3: ...andOperation 12 4 3 CookwareforYourInductionUnit 13 4 4 HeatingZones BurnerSizes Cookware 14 4 5 MatchingPotsandPanswithBurners 14 4 6 PowerSharing 15 4 7 ToDoorNottoDo 15 5 Care and Cleaning 16 6 Tro...

Page 4: ...ppliance Flammable materialsshouldnotbestorednearsurfaceunits 7 Do Not Use Water on Grease Fires Smotherfireorflameorusedrychemicalor foam typeextinguisher 8 Use Only Dry Potholders Moistordamp pothol...

Page 5: ...the cookware thehandleofacookwareshouldbe positionedsothatitisturnedinward anddoes notextendoveradjacentsurfaceunits 15 Do Not Cook On Broken Cooktop If cooktopshouldbreak cleaningsolutionsand spillov...

Page 6: ...und corners of the cut out and file them to ensure smooth edges and prevent corner cracking Rough edges and inside corners which are not rounded as well as forced fits can contribute to cracking of co...

Page 7: ...distributorwillassistyouwithyour claim Iftheunitisnotgoingtobeinstalledforsome time youshouldkeepitinitsoriginalpackaging andstoreit inadryandsafeplace Readthroughthesectionofthismanualwhich pertainst...

Page 8: ...d Theredandthe blackwirefromtheunitaretobeconnectedtothe service hot wires andthegreenwireistobe connectedtothegroundconductor Thecircuitprotectorfortheunitshouldbeproper lymarkedinsideelectricpanelan...

Page 9: ...atyoushouldperiodicallycheck thattherearenoobjects dust paper etc which couldobstructtheairintakeunderyourinduction cooktop Althoughtheinduction cooktopheatrejectionis minimalandtheunitdoesnotcreatean...

Page 10: ...inductioncookingis placedonaburnertherewillbenopoweroutput ontheburner Ifanoperatorleansonthekeypadbychance formorethentenseconds controlswilldisable theheatingsectionoftheunit Thisoccurrenceis called...

Page 11: ...okingelementsdonot incorporateaheatgeneratingelement unlike convectionalelectricrings halogenorradiant elementsetc therefore heatlevelscanbe changedveryquickly Energyefficiencyforinductioniswithinrang...

Page 12: ...trol panel 9 50Wto2800W 61 2 50Wto2000W 4 1 GLASS TOP BURNER SIZE AND CONTROLS 4 2 CONTROLS AND OPERATION B A B D D For simultaneous cooking is recommended the use of cooking zones located on opposite...

Page 13: ...thorwithoutenamel coatedbase Stainlesssteelpotsandpansdesignedfor inductioncookware Note Stainless steel used for cookware is non magnetic in most cases and unsuitable for induction cooking but most m...

Page 14: ...on a cooking zone at power level 4 If the display remains on your cookware is compatible If the display flashes your cookware cannot be used with induction cooking You can also use a magnet to test th...

Page 15: ...p Theymayunintentio nallydropanddamagetheglass Underthepretensethatonlyonezoneisused withanadequatecookwarecoveringthewhole surfaceoftheburner andthatpoweronthezone isadjustedtothemaximum 12 themaximu...

Page 16: ...s Cleaningcloth white vinegar ordiluted de limingagent Glasscleaning agentsandsponge WHAT TO DO Soaktheareatobecleanedwith soapywater thenwipeitclean Soaktheareatobecleanedwith warmsoapywater Useaspec...

Page 17: ...tON andhavingcookwareplaced ontheburner thereisnoheat andthedigitalindicatorconti nuestoflash Thecookwareyouaretryingto useisnotcompatiblewith inductioncookingorits diameterisunder4 Usecookwaresuitabl...

Page 18: ...relocatedunderthecooktop onthemetalframe Model __________________________________ Serial ___________________________________ DatePurchased ___________________________ Store ___________________________...

Page 19: ...cewiththe instructionsattachedtoorfurnishedwiththeproduct FagorAmericaInc willreplacepartsandprovidelaborto correctdefectsinmaterialsorworkmanship ServicehastobeprovidedbyaFagorAmericaInc designatedse...

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