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5. Touch the Brightness icon to set the desired brightness level. The default brightness is set at 8

and is adjustable from 1-15.

6. Touch the Volume icon to set the sound volume level. The default volume is set at 10 and is

adjustable from 0-15.

Settings

Settings

Brightness

Brightness set

Settings

Volume

Settings

Volume set

Use

Brightness

8

10

Level

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Summary of Contents for ICONTFT90

Page 1: ...User Manual Instruction Manual Induction Hob MODEL ICONTFT90 Induction Flexl zone Flexl zone...

Page 2: ...03 11 04 06 10 35 Preparation Safety Installation Before you start Use Care and Maintenance Technical Specification 38...

Page 3: ...01 x 1 02 x 1 x1 Induction Flexl zone Flexl zone 3...

Page 4: ...lified persons in order to avoid a hazard WARNING Before obtaining access to terminals all supply circuits must be disconnected This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and p...

Page 5: ...irements The work surface is made of a heat resistant material If the hob is installed above an oven the oven has a built in cooling fan The installation will comply with all clearance requirements an...

Page 6: ...required around the appliance for easier dissipation of heat and low power consumption Sufficient clearance is required around the appliance The safety distance for an angled glass hood should be at l...

Page 7: ...let must not be blocked Ensure you select a heat resistant work surface to mount the induction hob Cut an aperture in the worktop using a jigsaw as shown The worktop should be at least 12 5mm thick an...

Page 8: ...is fully cured as per the manufacturers instructions before you commence installation of the hob This hob MUST NOT be sealed into the worktop Stretch out and stick the supplied tape along the undersid...

Page 9: ...is fitted position the hob into the cutout in the worktop Apply gentle downwards pressure onto the hob to push it into the worktop ensuring a good seal around the outer edge Induction Flexl zone Flexl...

Page 10: ...These noises can be created when a high power level is selected i e boost function Noises related to high power levels will reduce as the pans heat to temperature and the power level is reduced Hissin...

Page 11: ...Iron pot 2 Magnetic circuit 3 Ceramic glass plate 4 Induction coil 5 Induced currents IMPORTANT Always lift pans off the cooking surface Do not slide or drag to avoid damaging the glass 1 2 3 4 5 Use...

Page 12: ...Length 380mm Central Zone 2300 W 3000 W 180mm 280mm Front Right Zone 2000 W 2800 W 120mm 200mm Rear Right Zone 1500 W 2000 W 120mm 200mm Right Flexible Zone 3000 W 3600 W Width 190mm Length 380mm Touc...

Page 13: ...e Home Screen with the induction hob controls Stand By Screen 1 Master On Off Key Home Screen Child Lock Icon Cooking Zones Control Panel Cooker Hood Control Panel optional when connected to additiona...

Page 14: ...Cooker Hood Control Panel Stop Icon Boost Icon 12 14 Pause Icon Timer Control Icon Child Lock Icon 11 13 15 17 Lighting Control Icon Auto Extraction Control Icon Stop Icon 16 18 5 11 12 13 14 15 17 1...

Page 15: ...omatic Switch Off Icon Stop Icon Settings Control Panel 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 Settings Language Icon Date Icon Time Icon Brightness Icon Volume Icon Reset Icon Connect Icon Stand By Icon 22 23 24 25...

Page 16: ...confirm Select the date and time as required and touch the Tick Icon to confirm Your hob is ready for use In the event of a power cut the date and time will need to be reset Date set Time set 30 Decem...

Page 17: ...n anywhere to proceed 2 Touch the Main Menu Icon and then touch the Language Icon to set the desired language You can set different options in the system interface such as volume and brightness at any...

Page 18: ...icon to set the date 4 Touch the Time icon to set the correct time 30 December 2017 31 January 2018 01 February 2019 02 March 2020 03 April 20121 Settings Settings Date Date set Settings Settings Time...

Page 19: ...t brightness is set at 8 and is adjustable from 1 15 6 Touch the Volume icon to set the sound volume level The default volume is set at 10 and is adjustable from 0 15 Settings Settings Brightness Brig...

Page 20: ...nd later in this manual 9 Touch the Stand By icon to set the amount of time before the Control Panel reverts to the Stand By Screen a By default the Stand By Screen time is set to 5 minutes and can be...

Page 21: ...equired power level between 1 9 by sliding your finger around the coloured perimeter You can also touch the perimeter anywhere to jump straight to a new power level For example touching the perimeter...

Page 22: ...l automatically switch off after one minute CAUTION After use each cooking zone will display H as a reminder that the glass is too hot to touch Though induction cooking does not generate heat the magn...

Page 23: ...zone to connect Adjust the Slider Control Key to the required power level as required 5 5 0 C9 0 C9 Use 02 Using the flexible zone The left zones A and B can be used individually at the front or the...

Page 24: ...er using the Slider Control Key 2 You can also select three non adjacent zones by sliding your finger across the panel as required 3 To select four cooking zones again slide across the panel in one mo...

Page 25: ...fter this time the power level will automatically drop to 9 As before multiple cooking zones can also be selected and used with Boost for a maximum of 5 minutes However all zones cannot operate on Boo...

Page 26: ...t the timer as an alert only and the cooking zone will continue to function at the selected power level and show the timer within the zone The timer will countdown and when complete will sound an audi...

Page 27: ...witch Off Icon to set the timer to automatically switch the selected cooking zone off The timerwillcountdownandwhencomplete willsoundanaudiblealarmanddisplaythe Timercomplete message Thecooking zone w...

Page 28: ...ll functions are now locked until you disable this feature You can also activate the Child Lock from the Home Screen before cooking to ensure that the panel is locked after touching the Stand By Scree...

Page 29: ...the large pause icon will be displayed on screen All cooking zones will turn off and any timers that have been set will also pause Cancelling the Pause Cooking function Touch the large Pause icon dis...

Page 30: ...signal from the hob Do not touch the Hood connection button on the hob yet IMPORTANT To proceed with the connectivity operation the hood must be switched off at the mains power switch Turn on the hoo...

Page 31: ...l Semi Automatic Control and Automatic Control 1 Independent Control The Hood connection button on the hob is OFF and you can operate the hood s fan and extraction manually as required independently o...

Page 32: ...f the hood automatically touch the Auto Extraction Control icon on the hob The icon will turn green in colour and the hob will now automatically adjust the extraction rate of the hob according to the...

Page 33: ...atus of the hood from its control panel when you are in Automatic Control If you attempt to switch the hood off the hob will turn the hood back on Speed Level of the Hood Combined Power Output of the...

Page 34: ...2 Adjust the brightness level by rotating the Slider Control Key between 0 5 2 Brightness 0 Use a Blue Cool White default b Orange Warm White Note You can turn off the lamp by touching the Stop Icon 0...

Page 35: ...ugh or uneven vessels on the hob as they could damage the glass surface Avoid banging pots and pans down on the hob The induction surface is tough but not unbreakable Do not put detergents or flammabl...

Page 36: ...most common error codes are shown below Error Code Error Message Solution ER03 Water or pan on the Control Panel Clean the Control Panel or move the pan E1 Hob has over heated Allow to cool and resta...

Page 37: ...rly qualified persons in order to avoid a safety hazard This appliance is supplied with a 3 core mains cable coloured as follows Brown L or Live Blue N or Neutral Green and Yellow E or Earth 220 240V...

Page 38: ...ronment and to human health which might otherwise be caused if it were disposed of in the wrong way The symbol on the product indicates that it may not be treated as normal household waste It should b...

Page 39: ...Notes...

Page 40: ...Apelson Appliances UK Ltd Unit 3 Normandy Landings Pope Street Castleford WF6 2AG United Kingdom GB IE ICONTFT90 User Handbook V1b 20200910...

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