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Never heat a pan while empty. This could cause the pan to overheat.
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Once you have removed the pan after cooking, remember to switch the InductCook
®
330 appliance off, unless you
intend to use it again straight away. This will prevent the appliance from heating up accidentally should you or
someone else place a pan on the cooking surface.
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Do not heat up tins or other sealed containers, as these can explode! Items that are unsuitable for use including
any cookware that is not specifically intended for induction appliances, as well as metal splash guards, aluminium
foil, cutlery, jewellery, watches, metallic objects, etc.
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The induction hob is officially switched on as soon as the rotary switch is moved away from the off position (red
line aligned with status indicator). Whenever the hob is not in use, the appliance must be switched off.
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Symbol explanation:
This exclamation mark shows warnings.
This radiation warns of non-ionising electromagnetic radiation.
General Information
Liability
The manufacturer‘s warranty covers all defects in design, production and materials. All other claims are excluded.
All data and notes in this instruction are prepared with consideration to the statutory standards and regulations. The
manufacturer will not be liable for:
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Failure to observe the instructions
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Damages caused by inappropriate handling
• Deployment of unqualified staff
• Unauthorized modification
• Technical modifications ➢
• Use of uncertified spare parts
Please note:
Do not use the InductCook
®
330 appliance if you notice damage or malfunctions.
If you wear a pacemaker, check with your doctor whether you are allowed near an induction cooking
appliance.
Repairs
Repairs may only be carried out by authorised service personnel. Contact your dealer, a trained Gastros Switzerland
AG Service Partner or our customer service department. You can contact our customer service department:
[email protected].
Cooking with Induction
The induction coil (1) beneath the glass ceramic dish generates an alternating electromagnetic field (2)that produces
heat in the base of an induction cookware (3) item through the principle of eddy currents. The automatic pan recog-
nition only switches on the generator when a pan is placed on the appliance.
