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Contents

Foreword

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Model overview

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Technical Data

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Safety Regulations and Warnings

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Intended Purpose

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Intended Area of Use

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Technical Safety Guidelines

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Appropriate Usage

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Active Environmental Protection

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Disposing of the Packaging

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Disposing of Devices

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Before Using for the First Time

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Cleaning for the First Time

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Starting up the Device

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Setting up the Table

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Functioning of the Warming Zones

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Compatibility  

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Operation

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Switching the Device on

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Switching Zones Partially on or off

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Warming Area

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Switching on and off Automatically

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Heat-retaining Porcelain

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Purchasing Heat-retaining Porcelain

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Tips for Saving Energy

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General Information about the Operation of Induction Devices

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Cleaning and Care

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EG Declaration of Conformity

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The device is not working – What could the problem be?

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Customer Services

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Adress of Customer Services

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Serial Number

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Summary of Contents for InductWarm 100 Series

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions InductWarm 100 Series astros S W I T Z E R L A N D Original manual Version 2014 1 10 eng WARNING Please read the instructions before using the device...

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Page 3: ...evice 10 Setting up the Table 10 Functioning of the Warming Zones 11 Compatibility 11 Operation 12 Switching the Device on 13 Switching Zones Partially on or off 13 Warming Area 13 Switching on and of...

Page 4: ...ase keep hold of the operating instructions so that they can be given to any other users in the future Please also observe the installation instructions that are enclosed with the delivery package to...

Page 5: ...InductWarm Tabletop GN 1 1 2 565 x 390 x 100 mm max 750 Watt max 10 Ampere InductWarm Tabletop GN 1 2 1 280 x 390 x 100 mm max 750 Watt max 5 Ampere InductWarm Built in 100 GN 1 1 2 567 x 392 x 100 mm...

Page 6: ...nts should only be used for the purpose of keeping hot food warm The warming units are only intended for use in the following areas Hotels Catering Household use Non intended Areas of Use The warming...

Page 7: ...installed state Proper functioning of the unit cannot be guaranteed if this is not the case Repairing the InductWarm System Repairs should only be carried out by trained technical personnel The techn...

Page 8: ...and the glass plate will also heat up This could lead to a risk of burns No inflammable liquids or aerosol cans containing highly inflammable contents should be stored within a radius of 1 metre of th...

Page 9: ...e that your house connection has been earthed and meets all appropriate safety regulations Never open the InductWarm element You will endanger both yourself and other people and your actions could lea...

Page 10: ...erous to human health to throw the device into the rubbish Before Using for the First Time Cleaning for the First Time Unpack the device and remove all of the protective film and packaging materials t...

Page 11: ...ts such as our specially coated InductWarm porcelain 3 warm Compatibility Because the warming zones and the InductWarm elements are designed to match perfectly with the coating on our porcelain dishes...

Page 12: ...5cm and a maximum of 40cm from the unit There are four temperature levels available which can be activated by pressing the appropriate button Button 1 Switching on or changing to heat level 1 Button 2...

Page 13: ...h pressed down and aim with the opening of the remote control from a distance of a maximum of 40cm at the array of LEDs of the InductWarm element until the number of LEDs corresponding to the desired...

Page 14: ...y mode The OFF AUS button on the remote control will not switch the system off completely Heat retaining Porcelain Operation of the Heat retaining Porcelain The heat retaining porcelain has been provi...

Page 15: ...temperature of the porcelain to change too quickly to prevent a risk of rupture or breakage Placing the Induction Compatible Pot Correctly The dish should be positioned in the middle over the marking...

Page 16: ...ould well enable the meal to be kept warm at a lower level of power Place the induction compatible pot as close as possible to the centre of the warming zone see the marking of the circle to enable th...

Page 17: ...elements Only use a soft and damp cloth to clean the table and the housing of your InductWarm system Do not use any scouring agent or aggressive cleaning agent Use a glass cleaner to clean the glass p...

Page 18: ...m Table 160 InductWarm Tabletop 100 GN 1 1 InductWarm Tabletop 100 GN 1 2 InductWarm Built in 100 GN 1 1 InductWarm Built in 100 GN 1 2 meet the regulations of the Directive s listed above inclusive o...

Page 19: ...ood warm when it is in standby mode Check to see if the battery of the remote control has enough power remaining Ensure that there are no objects such as for example tablecloths between the porcelain...

Page 20: ...out our products are correct at time of publishing Differnces in colour and shape of pictures errors and printing errors are excepted Subject to change without prior notice InductWarm and the InductWa...

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