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TEchnical passporT

Electric hob

Never try to extinguish a fire with 
water! In this case disconnect the 
appliance and cover the flames with 
a lid, a plate or a blanket.

 Do not store any object on 

the cooking areas of the appliance . 
Preventa possible fire hazard.

 Do not use plastic pots or 

alliminium sheets 

 Do not use hob as a 

supplamentary surface

 Dry the bottom of the pot 

before put in on the cooking zones

 Do not scrape the pot against 

the glass to avoid damaging it 

 Use pots with the same 

diameter of cooking zones

USE

COOKTOP CONTrOLLED BY 
TOUCH CONTrOL

The graphical display is shown in 

figure 1. As you see, the diameters 
and thus the powers of heating 
elements vary as shown in Table 1. 
Heating elements are controlled by 
this control unit with 9 positions. 
When supply voltage is applied 
the hob control unit carries out an 
automatic calibrat ion procedure. The 
hob is thereafter in stand-by mode.

All the heat zones are switched 

off and t he display are not illum 
inated.

The desired heating element can 

now be selected by using the 4,5,6 
sensors for related heating elements 
(see fig. 1). Heat settings of the 
selected heating element adjusted 
by using the (-) sensor which is shown 
as»3»in Figure 1 to reduce, (+) sensor 
which is shown as «2»in F igure 1 to 
increase the heat level.

There are 9 heat setting modes 

starting from 1 to 9. «1» is the 
minimum and «9» is the maximum 
mode. 

You can see the suggested 

cookings in Table 2.

When a heating element has been 

switch off by means of on/off sensor, 
an «H» appears on the illustrated 
display to show that the heating 
element is still hot for 30 minutes in 
order to avoid any accident.

For the hobs included dual zone 

heating elements.

Outer part of dual zone heating 

element could not work separately. 
There are two possibility, one is using 
inner part of the heating and the 
other one is using both. Inner part of 
it can be activated by pushing related 
control unit however to activate the 
whole heating element, it is needed 
to push related control unit for inner 
part first and then related control 
unit of outer part.

Summary of Contents for SA45VT02

Page 1: ...TEchnical passporT SA45VT02 ELECTRIC HOB...

Page 2: ...nical passporT English Electric hob DEAR USER 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE HOB 4 USE 5 BASIC FUNCTIONS 6 CLEANING 9 INSTALLATION 9 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SPARE PARTS 14 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM SOLVING 14 CO...

Page 3: ...ions of this manual The appliance must be installed only by a quali ed electrician in compliance with the instructions provided The manufacturer declines all responsability for improper installation T...

Page 4: ...appliance Safety warnings If the ceramic glass breaksor cracks immediately unplug the appliance to avoid electric shocks This appliance is not designed to work with an external timer not built into th...

Page 5: ...are switched off and t he display are not illum inated The desired heating element can now be selected by using the 4 5 6 sensors for related heating elements see fig 1 Heat settings of the selected h...

Page 6: ...nd eggs 7 9 To fry with oil and to heat big quantities of water Controller Types and Use Control Panel 1 On off sensor 2 Heating level increment sensor 3 Heating level decrement sensor 4 Front left zo...

Page 7: ...d heating Select Level 9 press PLUS button again and the heating level indicator will flash on and off alternating between 9 and A then decrease it to Level 6 using sensor MINUS button The system will...

Page 8: ...Adjust the timer in minutes by pressing or buttons When the countdown reaches 00 you will the hear the alarm None of the heating elements are switched off FA6VS01 FA6VS02 Fast Switch off Function Whe...

Page 9: ...s case switch off the hob and clean the surfacewith hot water and razor scraper iNSTALLATiON TECHNiCAL iNSTrUCTiONS FOr THE iNSTALLEr Installation transformations and maintenances listed below may onl...

Page 10: ...verla pping 2 Stick the sealing washer to the hob uniformly Presing it by ngers Figure 9 3 Place the hotplate in the openning on the table top 4 Fix the hooks in the relative accomodations of the body...

Page 11: ...liance appliance ELECTriCAL CONNECTiON The electrical connection has to be done in accordance with electrical and installation requirements of the Regulation Before proceeding with the connection plea...

Page 12: ...adequate to the load of the appliance with a minimum gap of 3mm between the contacts Keep in mind that the earth cable does not have to be interrupted by the switch In an alternative solution the ele...

Page 13: ...ble f Close the cupboard again and press until the closing turn MAiNTENANCE Before doing any action disconnect the appliance from the input power COMPONENTS SUBSTiTUTiON To replace the components lodg...

Page 14: ...e parts and a intervention We suggest to ll the table below TrOUBLESHOOTiNG PrOBLEM SOLViNG Before you contact the Technical Service please perform the following checks The appliance does not work Ens...

Page 15: ...ial Number Manufacturers FABITA s r l 4 5 Via dell Industria Serra San Quirico AN 60048 Importers LLC MG Rusland 141400 Moscow region Khimki Butakovo 4 LLC Kuppersberg Import 125438 Moscow Avtomotorna...

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