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WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF PROBLEMS
The cooker or cooking areas do not turn on:
· The cooker is not connected to the electric network.
· The protection fuse is released.
· Check if the block is not active.
· Keys are covered with water or grease.
· An object is placed on the keys.
The symbol is displayed .
· There is no saucepan on the cooking area.
· The container used is not compatible with cooktops.
· The diameter of the saucepan bottom is too small compared to the
cooking area.
The symbol [E] is displayed:
· Disconnect and connect the cooker.
· Contact the after-sales centre.
One of the area or the entire cooker turns off :
· The safety overheating system is active;
· The cooker or one cooking area remains on for too long;
· one or more keys are covered;
· one of the saucepans is empty and the bottom overheated.
The fan keeps on working after the cooker shutdown:
· This is not a malfunction: the fan keeps on protecting the electronic
power unit of the device.
· The fan stops automatically.
The symbol [E2] or [E H] is displayed:
· The cooker overheated, leave it cool and then turn it on again.
The symbol [E6] is displayed:
· Defective electrical network. Check the network voltage and fre-
quency.
The symbol [E8] is displayed:
· The air inlet of the fan is clogged, clean it.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE instructions
ATTENTION!
For cleaning, never use a steam equipment.
Before cleaning the cooker, make sure that it is at room temperature.
Always clean the cooker after each use with a specifi c cleanser for
pyroceram.
Do not use products containing:
- corrosive agents (soda, acids, ammoniac).
- abrasive agents (dusts or paste).
Do not use pointed or abrasive objects.
After cleaning, dry the appliance with a soft cloth.
USEFUL CARE TIPS
Clean your glassceramic cooktop regularly, preferably every time
you use it. Avoid using abrasive sponges or scouring agents.
Harsh chemical cleaners like oven sprays or stain removers are also
unsuitable, as are bathroom or household cleaners.
Accidents happen …
Do not allow the hot hob to come into contact with plastic, tin foil,
sugar or sugary food have fallen on the hot glass-ceramic cooktop.
Please scrape it off the hot surface as quickly as possible. If these
substances melt, they can damage the glass-ceramic cooktop.
Sparkling results in only three steps:
To thoroughly clean your glass-ceramic cooktop, fi rst remove dirt
and food with a suitable metal scraper.
Once the glass-ceramic cooktop has cooled, put a few drops of a su-
itable cleaner on it and rub it on with a paper towel or a clean cloth.
Then wipe the glass-ceramic cooktop with a damp cloth and dry it
with a clean cloth.
How do I identify a suitable glass-ceramic scraper?
•
Scraper made of metal (won’t melt or catch fi re)
•
Scraper easy to lock / to unlock
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Blade is fi xed precisely, it does not shift
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Blade is unbroken, clean and stainless
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Scraper certifi ed by testing institute, if procurable (e.g. TÜV-GS
seal)
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User manual and safety instructions available
If the appliance is built-in over an oven or an electric kitchen fi tted
with pyrolytic system do not operate it while the pyrolytic procedu-
re is under way, as the overheating protection of the cooker can be
released (see relevant chapter).
Teppan Yaki
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
AND WARNINGS
These warnings have been drawn up for
your personal safety and those of others.
You are therefore kindly asked to read the book-
let carefully in its entirety before using or clea-
ning the appliance.
The Manufacturer declines all responsibility for
any damage caused directly, or indirectly, to per-
sons, things and pets as a consequence of failing
to comply with the safety warnings indicated in
this booklet.
It is imperative that this instructions booklet is
kept together with the appliance for any future
consultation.
Summary of Contents for Modula M2
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