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GENERAL

These user instructions describe the appliance and its use. This instruction manual is an integral

part of the appliance itself, therefore it must be carefully stored and ALWAYS kept with the

appliance, even in the event of its assignment to another owner or user, or transfer to another

installation site.

The appliance may have different aesthetics compared to what is illustrated in the drawings in this

manual, however the instructions for installation, use and maintenance remain the same.

The manufacturer strives for continuous improvements.

For this reason, the text and illustrations in this manual may be changed without notice.

Summary of Contents for Perfecto

Page 1: ...EN Perfecto INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...2 EN 220 240V 50 60Hz...

Page 3: ...STICS 23 IV 1 b MAIN CONTROL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EXTRACTOR HOB 25 IV 2 CONTAINERS FOR COOKING 26 IV 2 a QUALITY OF THE PANS 26 IV 2 b DIMENSIONS OF PANS 26 IV 3 INDUCTION HOB 27 IV 3 a COOKING ZONE...

Page 4: ...n the event of its assignment to another owner or user or transfer to another installation site The appliance may have different aesthetics compared to what is illustrated in the drawings in this manu...

Page 5: ...make sure that the voltage and power correspond to those of the mains and that the connection socket is suitable If in doubt contact a qualified electrician Attention Before any cleaning or maintenan...

Page 6: ...ol TC position suitable pans centred on the points marked on the glass ceramic surface Precautions before use Unpack all the materials The installation and connection of the appliance must be performe...

Page 7: ...ns to avoid damaging the appliance Rough pot bases or damaged pans not enamelled cast iron pans can damage the ceramic glass Sand or other abrasive materials can damage the ceramic glass Avoid droppin...

Page 8: ...material they could melt in the cooking zones that are still hot NEVER attempt to extinguish a fire with water but switch off the appliance and cover the flame e g with a lid or fire blanket III INSTA...

Page 9: ...nal recycling The fumes pass through the long life ceramic odour filters which can be ordered separately as an accessory to be purified and recycled in the kitchen environment III 2 PRELIMINARY INDICA...

Page 10: ...Important just in case more screws than necessary for installation are supplied so it is normal to have some remaining after installation Attention check the minimum dimensions of the unit for instal...

Page 11: ...rmitted on one side of the appliance Fig 3 2 4 B and Fig 3 2 4 C It is absolutely forbidden to place units or walls higher than the appliance on both sides Fig 3 2 4 D for protection against the dange...

Page 12: ...the installer will be presented with the elements shown below to be installed according to the method described in these pages Front view Fig 3 3 1 1 Hob 2 Glass flap 3 Grease filters 4 Condensate co...

Page 13: ...13 EN Rear view Fig 3 3 2 1 Power box 2 Extractor outlet 3 Liquid drain plug Fig 3 3 2...

Page 14: ...installed in two ways either resting on the work surface or flush with the work surface To perform LAY ON INSTALLATION drill the top as shown Fig 3 3 a 1 A 60cm hob Fig 3 3 a 1 B 80cm hob To perform...

Page 15: ...ion into the unit Its installation must be performed carefully respecting the following drawing Attach the seal 2 two millimetres from the outer edge of the glass after removing the protective sheet 3...

Page 16: ...16 EN Attach the air fitting Fig 3 3 a 3 1 on the extractor outlet with the two screws supplied Support the hob Fig 3 3 a 4 Fig 3 3 a 3 Fig 3 3 a 4...

Page 17: ...ventilation of the lower part of the hob and what is placed inside of the drawer If a drawer is positioned under the hob avoid placing flammable items for example sprays or non heat resistant items i...

Page 18: ...d the pipe it is necessary to cut the fitting as shown in Fig 3 3 b 1 To allow the vent pipe to be seated correctly if it is provided under the plinth of the unit the outlet should be created in the b...

Page 19: ...ing Fig 3 3 1 5 and the pipe it is necessary to cut the fitting as shown in Fig 3 3 c 1 To allow air to be vented to the rear the outlet should not be created on the base of the unit The outlet should...

Page 20: ...ream of the appliance must comply with the standards in force Attention Make sure that the voltage V and frequency Hz indicated on the serial number plate inside the appliances correspond to those ava...

Page 21: ...must be replaced in order to prevent any risk Protection against live parts must be ensured after installation Connection to the mains must be made using an earthed plug or an omnipolar circuit break...

Page 22: ...22 EN The appliance is intended to be permanently connected to the electricity mains Attention Comply with the following connection diagram Fig 3 4 2 Fig 3 4 2...

Page 23: ...23 EN IV OPERATION IV 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE EXTRACTING INDUCTION HOB IV 1 a TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS...

Page 24: ...x depth x height 60cm 600 x 520 x 255mm 80cm 800 x 520 x 255mm Net weight hob only 60cm 19 0 kg 80cm 20 0 kg Gross weight including packaging 60cm 27 5 kg 80cm 29 5 kg Hob Surface material Glass cera...

Page 25: ...ction speed power Display of cooking power level and suction speed power 5 Activation of Independent Timer Independent Timer Display Cooking zone timer display 6 Independent Timer time increase decrea...

Page 26: ...heating zone set to the minimum level This water must heat up in seconds A magnet sticks to the bottom of the pot Some cookware can make noise when placed on an induction cooking zone This noise does...

Page 27: ...Turn the hob on without Selecting the cooking zone and the Operating temperature or the Lock Function or the Timer function Attention In the case for example of prolonged use the cooking zone may not...

Page 28: ...sh for 2 minutes to indicate that it is possible to access the user menu Wait for it to switch off and for all the functions to be active according to the factory settings USER MENU From the user menu...

Page 29: ...flashes intermittently At this point the left front display 2FL is selected where the set value and any variation possibilities are displayed In the example of the brightness setting after having sel...

Page 30: ...p for example 7 4 2nd step scroll with the slider 4 from left to right to raise the value from right to left to lower the value U1 Filter Setting Grease filter or Odour filter with or without 5 minute...

Page 31: ...tch on off The extractor hob is turned on by touching the ON OFF key 1 for a few seconds The symbol will light up By keeping this key pressed all the available functions will become visible for a few...

Page 32: ...r will automatically be brought to lower power Attention since the Booster function can reach high temperatures it must only be used for cooking with the use of water Oil or fat may start burning if t...

Page 33: ...ef Cook function is used to set different cooking levels in the cooking zones The following power levels are set and dissipated as soon as a suitable pot is placed on the cooking zones Rear left cooki...

Page 34: ...time to reach full power in the cooking zone depends on the cooking level selected and mentioned in the table below The heating times are adapted for use with cold pots and common household food quant...

Page 35: ...has already been set as indicated on the Display 2 Press the key 8 again to deactivate and switch off until bringing the level shown on the display 2 to 0 If the Warming function is active on several...

Page 36: ...ependent of the cooking zones and extraction which emits an acoustic signal beep when it expires The Timer is activated by pressing the central key 5 between the two keys 6 When the Display shows then...

Page 37: ...g zones Each cooking zone can have a different Timer set and the display 5 will show the countdown of the cooking zone selected at that moment If no zone is selected pressing on the Display 5 the coun...

Page 38: ...ining a lively boil cooking and grilling for a short time 5 10 minutes 6 7 Browning cooking stewing frying grilling Ideal for frying maintaining a light boil cooking and grilling for medium duration 1...

Page 39: ...ly open the glass flap Fig 4 4 a 1 To open the glass flap simply press on any point on the outside of the flap itself Fig 4 4 a 2 To facilitate better extraction of the fumes try to make them exit fro...

Page 40: ...y restarts when the flap is reopened Extraction speed power The extractor is equipped with 9 levels of extraction speed power Touch and slide your fingers along the Selection Bar 4 to increase or decr...

Page 41: ...owing cases manual switching off of the hob ON OFF with extractor active shutdown of the extractor in automatic mode using an algorithm When the function is active in the display 12 point a flashes in...

Page 42: ...roceed with normal cleaning of the grease filters and reset the warning Activation Deactivation Access the User Menu see HOB CONFIGURATION paragraph and set it according to your requirements by follow...

Page 43: ...appliances Do not use objects that could scratch the ceramic glass Make sure the pot is dry and clean Make sure there are no specks of dust on the glass ceramic hob or on the pot Sliding rough pans w...

Page 44: ...aterials for cleaning stainless steel products must be exclusively reserved for this purpose Particular care must be paid to the grease filter which has the function of retaining the grease particles...

Page 45: ...e operations all the components that have just been removed can be cleaned After cleaning the components must be dried and finally repositioned by carrying out the operations indicated above Fig 5 1 1...

Page 46: ...t side of the central glass flap Remove the central glass flap 1 Grip the metal filters by the knob and remove them both 2 3 Grip the ceramic odour filters and remove them 4 To regenerate thermally th...

Page 47: ...e condensate collection tray but which have exceeded its capacity Check daily that there is no liquid inside the external tank of the hob To do this remove the cap under the hob being sure to place a...

Page 48: ...uick and efficient troubleshooting The cooking zone displays show error codes An error code always begins with the letters E or ER depending on the electronic component that generated the error Error...

Page 49: ...able 12V or 5V too high too low ER47 No communication to at least one coupled LIN ER47 is displayed continuously Damaged LIN cable No supply voltage for coupled LIN Faulty coupled LIN Check and replac...

Page 50: ...PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT The packaging materials are environmentally friendly and recyclable The electronic devices consist of materials that are recyclable but sometimes harmful for the environment...

Page 51: ...51 EN...

Page 52: ...EN GALVAMET S r l UNIPERSONALE Viale dell Industria 10 35014 Fontaniva PD Italy Tel 39 049 5942144 Fax 39 049 5940061 e mail info galvamet it web www galvamet it 395 777 2...

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