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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Question:
Why does the hob not recognise the pan I have placed on it?
Answer:
The pan may not be compatible with the induction hob. Check that a
magnet will stick to the base of the pan, if not, it will not work with this hob.
Question:
Why does my food keep burning?
Answer:
As the hob is very efficient it often cooks faster at a lower temperature than
gas or electric hobs. Reduce the cooking time and temperature from what
you would if using other hobs.
Question:
Why has the hob started cooking my food but then turned itself off?
Answer:
Your pan may have spilled over. If so, lift the pan, dry the hob and return the
pan then turn on again.
Question:
Why has the hob stopped cooking and why is ‘E1’ or ‘E2’ appearing on the
display?
Answer:
The power source voltage is too high or too low. Turn off the hob and check
the power supply is compatible with the voltage on the rating label.
Question:
Why has the hob stopped cooking and why is ‘E3’ or ‘E9’ appearing on the
display?
Answer:
Your pan is overheating or is dry cooking. Remove the pan from the heat and
allow it to cool. Wait until the hob is cool then add oil or water to the pan
and resume cooking.
Question:
Why has the hob stopped cooking and is displaying ‘E4’ or ‘E10’?
Answer:
The fan air cooling vent may be blocked, the fan has stopped running, or it is
too hot in the room you are using the hob in. Switch the hob off and make
sure there is nothing blocking the air cooling vent. Remove any items from
around the hob which may be emitting heat. Contact the Lakeland customer
care team on 015394 88100 if the problem continues.
Question:
Why has the hob stopped cooking and is displaying ‘E5’, ‘E6’, ‘E12’ or ‘E13’?
Answer:
There is a fault with the temperature sensor. Contact the Lakeland customer
care team on 015394 88100.
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