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The vitro-ceramic surface is very tough, but it is
not unbreakable; don't bang pans down onto it.

Pan bases which are very rough may trap and 
carry substances which may mark or scratch the
hob.

Avoid friction; over a period of time, this may
damage the pattern on the vitro-ceramic top.

As these faults do not stop the hob working or
render it unfit for use, they are not covered by
the guarantee.

Nothing should ever be left lying on the hob.

Do not store 

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the unit underneath your cooking hob.

When plugging electric appliances into sockets
near the hob, make sure that the flex does not 
come into contact with a heating zone.

It is not a good idea to leave an empty pan on a
heating zone.

Pans should be placed in the centre of the heating
zone. 

Never heat up a sealed tin of food, as it may 
explode. This of course applies to all cooking 
methods.

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Never leave a pan containing hot oil or fat on any
of the cooking zones without supervision.

Don't put any plastic items or aluminium foil on the
cooking surfaces while they are still hot.

You will obtain the best result by using a pan with
a diameter close to the size of the ring marked on
the glass top.

Wipe the outside base of the pan before using it
on the vitro-radiant heating zone

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Automatic adjustment of rings:

The radiant ring adjusts itself automatically

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on and goes off in order to maintain the power selected.
Thus the temperature remains constantly suited to the
food you are cooking.

Lastly, the frequency of adjustment varies according to
the power selected. 

Summary of Contents for CH 600 CE

Page 1: ...Instructions for installing and using your vitroceramic hob hob reference CH 600 CE...

Page 2: ...5 CHOOSING YOUR INSTALLATION P 6 CHARACTERISTICS P 7 HOW TO CONNECT YOUR COOKING HOB P 7 These hobs have been designed for private use in the home Please read these instructions before installing and...

Page 3: ...heating zone On off control for each heating zone Symbol indicating the heating zone on the hob start key for the additional zone Residual heat indicator 1200 W 1200 W 750 2200 W The FAST RADIANT rin...

Page 4: ...nderneath the work surface underneath the table Protection against overheating type Y to CEI 335 2 6 Cut a hole in the work surface to the required size The measurement of at least 40 mm should be mea...

Page 5: ...600 Fixing clips Screw the clips as shown on drawing below P P P Pa a a ar r r rt t t t 1 1 1 1 F F F Fo o o or r r r t t t th h h he e e e i i i in n n ns s s st t t ta a a al l l ll l l le e e er r...

Page 6: ...r drawer The hob may be fitted directly into the work surface over an oven in the upper position minimum distance 10 mm Vitro electronic hobs are fitted with thermal security devices for protection in...

Page 7: ...er Sales Service Operating voltage Total electrical power absorbed Dimensions for cut out in unit width depth Max space taken up under the work surface Overall dimensions under the work surface width...

Page 8: ...appropriate zone Key to lock unlock the controls This key locks the controls while they are in use or during cleaning To lock Press the key for 3 seconds There is a bleeping sound and the lock indicat...

Page 9: ...rtain cases of intensive use the security device will limit the operation of your hob When the display goes out approx 30 mins you will be able to use your hob once more Security device on the control...

Page 10: ...r vitro ceramic glass preferably one which contains silicones to protect the glass Special product for vitro ceramic glass Never clean your hob while it is on Turn all the controls to 0 first H HO OW...

Page 11: ...t a good idea to leave an empty pan on a heating zone Pans should be placed in the centre of the heating zone Never heat up a sealed tin of food as it may explode This of course applies to all cooking...

Page 12: ...d vinegar in the pan then rinse and dry Abrasive products should never be used on stainless steel pans They should be washed with a sponge Burned food stuck to the bottom of the pan Cause temperature...

Page 13: ...esidual heat thereby saving energy Use a lid as often as possible in order to reduce heat lost by evaporation To obtain full satisfaction follow the examples in the guide above bearing in mind that se...

Page 14: ...ance Correct installation will avoid delays and unnecessary service calls Once installation is complete read this booklet carefully and get to know the controls and the features of your new appliance...

Page 15: ...ashers Dryers Dishwashers Ovens Cooktops Rangehoods Sinks Waste Disposals Taps Cookware Refrigerators Freezers Vacuum Cleaners For sales information on the full range of quality kitchen and laundry ap...

Page 16: ...nmaid Store purchased from Date of installation In addition to all statutory rights which you the Consumer have under the relevant laws in res pect of this appliance during your first one year of owne...

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