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Installation and Operating Manual 

Installation and Operating Manual 

HOBS

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BEFORE YOU SWITCH THE NEW HOB 

FOR THE FIRST TIME

After the hob packing is removed, make sure, 

that both the hob and the power cord are in 

good and proper condition and have no dam-

ages, Otherwise do not try to connect the hob 

to mains and contact your seller. 

Please, keep in mind, that any modifications 

and/or attempts to make any modifications to 

the design of the product are risky. Do not dis-

assemble and make any modifications to the 

hob. If necessary, contact technical service.

The hob must be installed and connected to 

mains by qualified and certified electrician 

from the service center in strict compliance 

with the installation manual and applicable 

safety regulations and standards.

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

User of the glass-ceramic hob must know 

and comply with the safety rules on handling 

consumer electric appliances.

The hob must be connected to reliable and 

proper grounding system in conformity with 

applicable electrical safety regulations. In the 

event of any interventions into the hob’s de-

sign the electric supply must be 

OFF

. Manu-

facturer disclaims any and all liability whatso-

ever for any and all damages, which may be 

caused to people and property as a result of 

inappropriate grounding of the appliance.

The appliance must not be used by children 

and/or incapable people.

Never allow children to play with the hob. Be-

fore starting operation with the hob, people 

with implanted cardiac pacemakers shall 

make sure, that the hob does not cause inter-

ference with the cardiac pacemaker.

IMPORTANT!

–  Never put on the hob any metal items, in-

cluding spoons, knives, caps. etc., since 

they may get hot;

–  after completion of the use, please, switch 

off the hob using s special command: do 

not rely on the cookware detector;

–  avoid spilling of liquids. Never leave liquids 

on the hob unattended, or at least reduce 

power for their warming up and boiling;

–  never leave operating induction burners of 

the hob with empty cookware or without 

cookware installed on top.

–  Upon completion of cooking, turn off the 

corresponding induction burner with the 

command described below;

–  Never use for cooking any aluminum foil 

sheets, never put on the hob any foods 

wrapped in foil. Aluminum can melt and 

irreparably damage your hob;

–  Never warm up closed tin cans with foods: 

tin cans may explode! This rule applies to 

all other types of hobs.

When using electrical outlets located close 

to the hob, make sure that the power cords of 

the household appliances that you may use do 

not touch hot parts of the ceramic glass hob; 

make sure, that the power cords are laid suf-

WARNING! To avoid damage of the 

glass-ceramic hob in the cold season, 

please, keep the unpacked hob at room 

temperature for at least 2 hours before 

the first switching-on.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ADVISES

Summary of Contents for PIA 60 INDUZIONE

Page 1: ...HOBS PIA 60 INDUZIONE INDUCTION HOB COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN BUILT IN OVENS AND HOBS EN User s manual...

Page 2: ...aults will encounter during the operation of the device the last pages of the Manual contain useful troubleshooting advises Your appliance is made of high quality materials and fully conforms with all...

Page 3: ...DUCTION HOB Control panel 11 Hb peration 12 Power Temperature adjustment 12 Timer 12 Child lock 12 Small item recognition 12 Atomatic cockware recognition 13 Voltage surge protection 13 Faulty tempera...

Page 4: ...ecognizes the other diameter of each individual cookware and applies the power appropriate to the particular size of the cookware This allows the use of cookware of different sizes provided that the d...

Page 5: ...e used by children and or incapable people Never allow children to play with the hob Be fore starting operation with the hob people with implanted cardiac pacemakers shall make sure that the hob does...

Page 6: ...Never use water to extinguish burning oil or fat Cookware with easily flammable oil or fat should be tightly covered with a lid or a dense material to prevent access of oxygen to the flame Always keep...

Page 7: ...nduction burners synthetic materials aluminum or cu linary foil or plastic utensils can get melted Therefore store these materials and items at safe distance from the glass ceramic hob If despite your...

Page 8: ...e away from sources of heat and direct sunlight When storing an oven avoid rapid temperature changes Storing of the oven with the trans portation packing removed is prohibited TRANSPORTATION Falls and...

Page 9: ...part of the hob 78 8 550 487 Niche dimensions 35 45 565 500 When the countertop thickness is less than 35 mm use the additional sealing tape to be purchased separately Total power of the glass ceramic...

Page 10: ...DUCTION INDUCTION INDUCTION Fig 2 Fig 3 Front left burner functions 1 Child Lock for left rear and front burn ers 2 Timer 3 Power temperature adjustment 4 Display 5 Power temperature adjustment 6 ON O...

Page 11: ...gures will be displayed Press or but tons to adjust time Time count will start 5 seconds after the time is set Upon expiry of the set time the hob will generate a sound signal CHILD LOCK While the4 ho...

Page 12: ...er in side or on the surface of the hob becomes excessively high the hob will automatically switch off and resume operation only after the temperature will reduce to rated values OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTIO...

Page 13: ...e glass ceramic hob with steel brushes coarse sponges or powder cleaners as they scratch the surface of the hob Sprays for grills and ovens also should not be used be cause due to their high aggressiv...

Page 14: ...p Extremely severe heavy contaminations should be removed with a glass cleaning scrapper see Figure 6 These scrappers are commercially available in the market When purchasing the scrapper pay attentio...

Page 15: ...hob and the shelf of the kitchen furniture which is the closest to the hob must be at least 25 mm FASTENING TO THE COUNTERTOP Cut out an opening with the dimensions as shown in Table below in the cou...

Page 16: ...Installation and Operating Manual HOBS 14 Fig 9 Fig 8 Fig 7 Larger scale diagram is given on Page 21...

Page 17: ...7RN F 5G1 5mm2 3 4 2 220V white 1 blue brown green yellow black N N L2 PE LI 1 2 3 brown blue green yellow 220 240V 1N 220 240V H07RN F 3G4 0mm2 4 L N PE When the hob is connected directly to the main...

Page 18: ...en tested and accepted by qualified and experienced quality control personnel so as to ensure that the appliance is in proper and good working condition Any repairs which may become necessary in the f...

Page 19: ...n and switch it on again Fan sensor may be dama ges If so contact service center The hob suddenly switches off heats up from time to time Heating up from time to time may occur as part of the war ming...

Page 20: ...Installation and Operating Manual HOBS 18 PIA 60 INDUZIONE Installation Diagram...

Page 21: ...e warrant certificate is duly filled in contains no corrections and bears the purchase date the stamp of a sales agency and signature of a sales assistant inclu ding a tear off card model and the seri...

Page 22: ...egligent transpor tation have been proved damages failures of the equipment its mal function due to animals or insects remains of food being cooked inside the pro duct mechanical damage to the product...

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