STOVE GUARD SGK
430
GUIDE
FOR
USER
When first using the Stove Guard
The Stove Guard is ready for use immediately after installation. However, at the
beginning, it may start to signal during normal cooking. This is because the
Stove Guard gradually adjusts to different cooking styles.
When the Stove Guard settings are ready (usually after around 1 – 3 alarms),
the alarms will no longer trigger during normal cooking.
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Pressing the Intelligent Heat Sensor cover during the pre-alarm signal
(
) stops the alarm and the Stove Guard adjusts its
sensitivity automatically.
The Stove Guard observes changing range temperatures. If the
Stove Guard detects a risk situation, it signals an alarm and turns
the range off.
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Sound
Meaning
Course of Action
Intelligent Heat Sensor:
a short beep every few
seconds (pre-alarm signal)
Intelligent Heat Sensor:
repetitive fast ‘beep,
beep, beep’ (actual alarm)
The pre-alarm signal is
emitted before the range is
turned off.
The Stove Guard has turned
the range off.
If the alarm triggers during a
normal cooking situation, press
the Heat Sensor cover once during
the pre-alarm sound.
First turn all range knobs off,
then press the Intelligent Heat
Sensor cover once. (In ranges that
are operated by touch just press
the Intelligent Heat Sensor
cover once.)
Control Unit:
a short buzzing sound at
5 second intervals
The Stove Guard has turned
the range off some time
ago.
First turn all range knobs off, then
press the Intelligent Heat Sensor
cover once. (In ranges that are
operated by touch just press the
Intelligent Heat Sensor cover
once.) If you cannot turn the range
back on, see question 1 in FAQ,
chapter 2 in the reference manual.
Control Unit:
a continuous buzzing
sound
The range is too hot to be
turned back on.
Wait until the range cools down
to a safe level. The range can be
turned on again when the Control
Unit starts to emit a short ring
every 5 seconds (see row above).
Control Unit:
a short ring and a long ring,
alternating at 5 second
intervals
The range has been turned
off due to a temporary error
or a fault in the system
(automatic fault diagnosis).
First turn all range knobs off, then
press the Heat Sensor cover once.
(In ranges that are operated by
touch just press the Sensor cover
once.) If this does not silence
the alarm, see question 3 in FAQ,
chapter 2 in the reference manual.
Intelligent Heat Sensor
(and the Control Unit):
a beep/ring once a minute
The Heat Sensor has a low
battery.
The Heat Sensor needs to be
replaced (see the reference
manual chapter 4). Pressing the
Heat Sensor cover delays the
alarm for 12 hours.
When the
battery has run out the range can
only be used for 5 minutes at a time.
What do the alarm signals mean?
The Intelligent Heat Sensor is above the range:
the alarm signal is a high-tone beep.
The Control Unit is behind the range:
the alarm signal rings similarly to a telephone.
