Laurus LCA60, User Manual

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• Reduction of the heat setting to “ 0 ” by
pressing the button
• Use of the timer switch-off function for
the corresponding heater.
Simultaneous operation of and
buttons
The corresponding heater must be chosen
with the Activate/Deactivate Heater Button
, the Decimal Point of the related
Heater Display will then flash. To switch
off the heater, and must be pressed
simultaneously. A buzzer will sound and “ 0 ”
will appear in the heat setting display when
this is successful.
If the timer is active for the selected heater,
then “ 0 ” will appear in the heater and timer
displays, and the related Cooking Zone
Indicator and the Timer Function will both
switch off.
If there is any residual heat for the heater,
this will be indicated by a “ H ” in the heat
setting display.
Reduction of the heat setting to “ 0 ” by
operating button
The heater can also be switched off by
reducing the heat setting to “ 0 ”.This causes
the associated Decimal Point of the heater,
the related Cooking Zone Indicator and the
Timer Display to all switch off, also.
If there is any residual heat for the heater,
this will be indicated by a “ H ” in the heat
setting display.
Use of timer switch-off function for
corresponding heater
After counting down to zero, the timer will
stop. The corresponding heater will show
“ 0 ” in the Heater Display and the Timer
Display will show “
00
”. The corresponding
Cooking Zone Indicator will disappear.
An assigned Dual/Triple Zone Selection
Indicator will also disappear if it is active.
Additionally, the buzzer will sound when the
timer stops. Pressing any button will silence
the timer.
Timer Function
The timer provides the following features.
The control can run a maximum of 2 heater
assigned timers and 1 minute minder
timer (which is not assigned to a heater)
simultaneously.
The timers can only be used in B-Mode.
A heater timer can only be assigned to an
active heater set at a level between 1 and
9. The minute minder timer is independent
of any heater.
In order to use both functions, the timer
function must be activated using the
Activate/Deactivate Timer button .
Pressing for the fist time, after activating
the heaters, controls the minute minder
timer (no Cooking Zone Indicator will flash,
they will all be either on or off).
Pressing for a second time, will assign
a timer to one of the activated heaters. The
Cooking Zone Indicator will begin flashing.
Pressing again, will assign the next timer
in a clockwise direction to the next active
heater, and so on.
Minute Minder Timer
The Minute Minder Timer can be operated
by pressing , whether a heater has been
activated or not, and is selected only when
all Cooking Zone Indicators are either on or
off, i.e. none are flashing.
The Timer Display will show “ 00 ”, indicating
the timer is active. The decimal point on the
Timer Display indicates that and can
now be used to set the timer value.
The Minute Minder Timer will begin
counting down once it has been set, it will
not stop if the appliance is switched off or if
the Key Lock function is activated.
Once it has reached zero, “
00
” will be
displayed on the Timer Display and the
buzzer will sound. Press any button to stop
the buzzer sound.
Heater Timer
Heater Timers can only be set when a
heater has been activated, i.e. a heater
level must be set between 1 and 9.
Pressing once will activate the Minute
Minder Timer, pressing again will assign
the timer to an activated heater. This will
be indicated by the corresponding Cooking
Zone Indicator flashing. Pressing for a
third time, after setting the first heater timer,
will activate the timer for the next active
heater in a clockwise direction. This will
be indicated by its corresponding Cooking
Zone Indicator flashing. Pressing and
will allow the timer to be set a value for the
active heater.
The timer for the heater that was set first
will be indicated by the illumination of its
corresponding Cooking Zone Indicator.
Pressing again allows more timers to
be assigned to the other activated heaters.
The Timer Display will change, 10 seconds
after the last operation, to the timer that
will run out next. The number of timers that