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APPLIANCE OPERATION MANUAL

CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION

SAFETY WHEN IN USE

SAFETY

7-8

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

9-10

TO USE YOUR NEW FRANKE COOKTOP

ELECTRIC INDUCTION COOKING

12-15

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

16-17

STARTING-UP AND APPLIANCE MANAGEMENT

17-22

COOKING ADVICE

23-24

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF A PROBLEM

24-25

ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

ELECTRICAL AND GAS CONNECTION

27-28

LEGEND AND MANUAL IGNITION FOR GAS BURNERS

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

FAULT FINDING / ABNORMAL OPERATION

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

31-32

MODELS COVERED

FIG301S1 N/L & FIG301B1 N/L

FIG604S1 N/L & FIG604B1 N/L

FIG903S1 N/L & FIG903B1 N/L

FIG906S1 N/L & FIG906B1 N/L

FIG905B1 N/L

FIXG905B1 N/L

FIXG903B1 N/L

FIXG9041B1 N/L

Summary of Contents for FIG301B1

Page 1: ...COOKTOP OPERATION MANUAL ...

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Page 3: ...Appliances at its own discretion may replace or repair any defective component s to affect a repair due to any faulty workmanship and material The warranty does not cover breakage of outer glass panels attributed to external damage 5 The warranty provided is a Repair Warranty and in an extreme event if a repair can not take place a replacement will be provided of an equivalent current model where ...

Page 4: ... 23 24 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 24 WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF A PROBLEM 24 25 ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION 25 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 26 ELECTRICAL AND GAS CONNECTION 27 28 LEGEND AND MANUAL IGNITION FOR GAS BURNERS 28 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 29 FAULT FINDING ABNORMAL OPERATION 30 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 31 32 MODELS COVERED FIG301S1 N L FIG301B1 N L FIG604S1 N L FIG604B1 N L FIG903S1 N L FIG903B1 N L FIG...

Page 5: ...ances to meet your cooking needs NOTE ALL MATERIAL SURROUNDING THE INSTALLATION MUST BE ABLE TO WITHSTAND TEMPERATURES OF 95 C DURING PERIODS OF OPERATION CERTAIN MATERIALS VINYL WRAP MAY SUFFER DAMAGE WHEN HEATED FROM AN APPLIANCE This appliance has been constructed and distributed in compliance with the essential requirements of the following EEC DIRECTIVES EUROPEAN NORMS Australian New Zealand ...

Page 6: ...appliance 4 Do not use the burners as a room heater 5 Do not allow clothing to pass over or near to the flame 6 Do not leave handles of saucepans protruding out into the room or over adjacent burners Always check that the pot is stable and will not be likely to tip its contents before you release your grip 7 Do not store items of interest to children in the cabinets above the appliance Children cl...

Page 7: ... hob when cooking with grease or oils as they may quickly ignite Be careful not to burn yourself during or after using the appliance Make sure no cable of any fixed or moving appliance makes contact with the glass or the hot saucepan Magnetic objects credit cards floppy disks calculators should not be placed near the appliance when in use Metallic objects such as knives forks spoons and lids shoul...

Page 8: ... hob Cutlery drawers must be resistant to heat PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF APPLIANCE FAILURE If a defect is noticed switch off the appliance and turn off theelectrical supply If the ceramic glass is cracked or fissured you must unplug the appliance and contact after sales service Servicing must be done by specialists Do not open the appliance by yourself WARNING If the surface is cracked switch off the...

Page 9: ...al service agent WARNING IF THE CERAMIC SURFACE IS CRACKED SWITCH OFF TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK THE GAS OPERATION _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Assembly of the FullSpectrum burner 1 Ensure that the locating pin A on the distributor ring is securely located in the recess hole of the FullSpec...

Page 10: ... AND CONFIRM THE UNIT HAS POWER 2 Press and hold the control knob down firmly for a full 5 seconds to ensure the flame failure device engages If the flame goes out after you release the knob then the flame failure device did not engage simply press down the knob firmly again turn to max position and keep pressing for a full 5 seconds MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ___________________________________________...

Page 11: ... MAX MED LOW TO USE YOUR NEW FRANKE COOKTOP 1 Push down on the knob to engage ignition system 2 Turn to the max position to activate gas 3 Continue pressing down on knob firmly holds this position for 2 3 seconds ...

Page 12: ...e is accidentally damaged contact your local service agent Only clean the hob in accordance with the cleaning and maintenance instructions Never allow sugar or acidic food stuffs to be spilled onto the ceramic cooking surface as it eats into the glass and can be difficult to remove once it has cooled Do not install this appliance next to soft furnishings or curtains Metallic objects such as knives...

Page 13: ... result is a fast cost effective and accurate cooking method Induction compatible vessels must be used SAFETY CUT OUT INDUCTION _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ If the induction burner is accidentally left on the control automatically turns it off after a certain time has elapsed The table below indicates the ti...

Page 14: ... 10 minutes to protect cooking utensils After the booster is switched off automatically the cooking zone continues operation on nominal power The booster can be reactivated provided that the temperature sensors in the electronics and if the coils have the capacity When a pan is removed from the cooking zone during boosting the no pan symbol is displayed and boosting time continues to count down Wh...

Page 15: ...r air circulation are not large enough ERROR TABLE _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CODE DESCRIPTION POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION ER 22 Key evaluation defective control unit cuts off after 3 5 7 5 sec Short circuit or discontinuation in the range of the key evaluation Contact Franke Service 03 9700 9100 ER 47 Communica...

Page 16: ... TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Type Total Power Position of the heating zone Dimensions Nominal Power 1st Booster Power 2nd Booster Power Minimal pan detection FIXG9041B1 7400 W 4 zones 220x180mm 2100 W 2600 W 3700 W 100mm CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 17: ...lass surface INDUCTION PRINCIPLE An induction coil is located under each heating zone When it is engaged it produces a variable electromagnetic field which produces inductive currents in the ferromagnetic bottom plate of the pan The result is a heating up of the pan located on the heating zone Of course the pan has to be magnetic All ferromagnetic pans are recommended please verify by using a smal...

Page 18: ...nd comfortable to use After switching on the cooktop when you put a cookware on the glass the control system automatically detects it This system also automatically indicates you which slider control to use by displaying a 0 over it You then just have to set the expected cooking level The pan detection ensures perfect performance The induction will not work if There is no pan on the heating zone o...

Page 19: ...ER Stop the Booster slide on the SLIDER 9 to 0 Start up stop the double booster function Action Control panel Display Start up the Booster slide to the end of the SLIDER P or press directly on the end of the SLIDER Start up Double Booster re press key P and P Stop the Double Booster slide on the SLIDER P to 0 Stop Booster slide on the SLIDER 9 to 0 Start up stop the double booster function The tab...

Page 20: ...imer display on from the timer until the desired display is on Stop the time press key from the timer 000 If several timers are activated repeat the process Egg timer function Egg timer is an independent function It stops as soon as a heating zone starts up If the egg timer is on and the hob is switched off the timer continues until time runs out Action Control panel Display Activate the hob pree ...

Page 21: ...press II Slider animated Press on the animated slider previous settings RECALL FUNCTION After switching off the hob 0 I it is possible to recall the last settings cooking stages of all cooking zones Booster minutes and seconds of programmed cooking zone related timers Keep warm function The recall procedure is following Press the key 0 I Then press II before the light stops blinking The previous s...

Page 22: ...imultaneously on keep warm key of the 2 cooking zones 0 GRILL FUNCTION Action Control panel Display Activate the hob Press key 0 I 0 put the grill plate on the 2 zones to use blink Activate the Grill Press simultaneously on the SLIDER of the 2 cooking zones Increase the Grill Slide on the SLIDER which indicates power level on the power the slider Stop the Grill Press simulatenously on the SLIDER o...

Page 23: ... an induction heating zone set at level 9 This water must heat in a few seconds A magnet sticks on the bottom of the pan Certain pans can make noise when they are placed on an induction cooking zone This noise doesn t mean any failure on the appliance and doesn t influence the cooking operating PAN DIMENSION The cooking zones are up to a certain limit automatically adapted to the diameter of the p...

Page 24: ...rosive or abrasive detergents and cleaning equipment likely to cause scratches must absolutely be avoided Do not ever use any steam cleaner or pressure washer Do not use any object that may scratch the ceramic glass Ensure that the pan is dry and clean Ensure that there are no grains of dust on your ceramic hob or on the pan Sliding rough saucepans will scratch the surface Spillages of sugar jam j...

Page 25: ...quid covers the control keys The symbol disappear as soon as the key is released or cleaned The control panel displays E2 The hob is overheated let it cool and then turn it on again The control panel displays E8 The air inlet of the ventilator is obstructed release it The control panel displays U400 The hob is not connected to the network Check the connection and reconnect the hob The control pane...

Page 26: ...her The underside of the hob requires a clearance of 20mm from the under side of the induction unit to ensure good air circulation of the electronic device If a drawer is placed under the unit do not put flammable objects for examples sprays or non heat resistant objects inside The over head clearance should be 750mm unless the over head surface is non combustible or the range hood is rated for lo...

Page 27: ...n The installation must comply with these instructions any local regulations and the requirements of AS NZ 5601 GENERAL INFORMATION The gas connection is 1 2 in copper compression mounted horizontally facing the rear of the appliance the connection point is 300mm from the left hand side of the cut out and 100mm back from the front edge of cut out Where fitted the regulator must be located so that ...

Page 28: ...__________________________________ If there is no power to the appliance or your area is experiencing a power black out simply strike a match or spark igniter next to the required burner and follow steps in chapter 4 above NOTE THE FLAME FAILURE SYSTEM IS INDEPENDENT OF POWER AND WILL STILL OPERATE WITHOUT A POWER SOURCE Should your cooktop fail to ignite after the manual procedure has been follow...

Page 29: ... not affect the performance of the burners The burners can be re chromed with Franke s exchange program for a nominal fee The burner cap can be removed and cleaned with a soft bristled brush and warm soapy water or they can be placed in the dishwasher NOTE AFTER CLEANING ESPECIALLY IN A DISHWASHER PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE PORTS BURNER HOLES ARE FREE OF ANY FOOD WATER OR DEBRIS THESE ARE EASILY CLEAR...

Page 30: ...L PANEL AND NOT ENGAGING THE FLAME FAILURE DEVICE HOLE IN KNOB NEEDS PACKING IF THIS IS A FAULT PRESENT ON THE WOK BURNER REFER TO THE CORRECT ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS UNIT OCCASIONALLY EMITS A SPARK EVEN WHEN NOT BEING OPERATED GAS THIS USUALLY MEANS SOME MOISTURE ON THE SWITCHING MECHANISM DUE TO SPILLAGE OR STEAM IT SHOULD SELF RECTIFY FLAME ON WOK BURNER PRESENT UNDER SKIRT AND LARGE BILLOWING FL...

Page 31: ...tural members interfere with the space requirements Clearances For gas cooktops with a FullSpectrum burner due to the high heat output ensure that there is at least 700 mm clearance between the benchtop and the rangehood above or in cases without a rangehood at least 800 mm between the benchtop and any overhead downward facing combustible surface located above the cooktop For induction cooktops pl...

Page 32: ...AL 1 For the LP Gas model the gas supply must be regulated to 2 75kPa for Natural Gas regulated to 1kPa A manual shut off valve must be installed in the gas supply line in an accessible position so that gas supply can be turned off in an emergency or for service The cooktop data plate gives details of injector sizes and gas rates 2 After installing the gas supply ensure that all gas controls are i...

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Page 34: ...PR Kitchen Washroom Systems Pty Ltd 83 Bangholme Road Dandenong South VIC 3175 Australia Phone 61 3 9700 9100 Fax 61 3 9700 9191 info prks com au www franke com au ...

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