Installation and Operating Manual
Installation and Operating Manual
HOBS
5
HOW TO PREVENT DAMAGE
OF THE HOB
Glass ceramics is resistant to drastic tem-
perature changes, being a very strong mate-
rial in relation to such temperature variations.
However, in the course of operation glass ce-
ramic hob is subjected to other impacts, for
example, mechanical, in respect of which its
strength is much lesser.
Never use the ceramic hob as a stand for
various items or as a work table.
Never use cast iron cookware or cookware
with a damaged bottom, having rough, abra-
sive bottom surface or burrs. Moving such
cookware on the hob may result in scratch-
ing on the hob surface.
Never place empty cookware, especially
enamel and aluminum ones, on the induction
burner when it is ON. This can damage the
hob and the bottom of the cookware.
Never store hard and sharp items over the
ceramic hob. If they fall on the hob, the hob
will most likely be damaged.
If sugar or other sugar-containing food fall
onto the hot induction burner and get melt-
ed, immediately remove them with a cleaning
scraper while they are still hot. When the hot
mass cools down, it can damage the surface
when being removed.
When getting in contact with hot induction
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 efforts, some material has melt-
ed on the hob surface, immediately remove it
with a scraper.
Always make sure, that acidic liquids, such
as vinegar, lemon or lime scale dissolution
agents, do not fall on the glass ceramic hob
surface, since these substances leave matte
stains on the surface.
Never put pans or frying pans on the hob
frame, this may cause scratches and other
damage.
Recommendations on Disposal
All the materials, used in the glass ceramic
hob, are ecologically friendly and recyclable.
Please, observe environment protection rules
and regulations, use proper separate waste
collection practices.
Used or damaged appliances are not useless
wastes. Different materials, used in your hob,
can be used repeatedly.
For more details on the hob disposal meth-
ods, please, contact your dealer or local ad-
ministrative authorities.
When you hand over your hob for disposal,
please, remember, having fallen into chil-
dren’s hands it may cause a serious accident.
Make sure, that the hob you are about to dis-
pose is as safe, as it is technically possible.
For example, cut off its electric power cord,
make the hob disables in any other way.
Follow the instructions contained in this
Manual.
