EN
18
SET-UP AND CONNECTION
Please Note!
■
Do not place the device below kitchen
wall units or similar cupboards. The
rising steam when boiling could cause
damage to them!
■
The device may only be operated in a
horizontal position.
■
Only connect the device to a plug
socket that is properly installed and
matches the technical data of the
device. The plug socket must also be
readily accessible after connection so
that the connection to the mains can
quickly be isolated.
■
Never place the device on a soft
surface. The ventilation openings on
the bottom of the device must not be
covered.
■
Make sure that the connecting cable
is not squashed, bent or laid over
sharp edges and does not come into
contact with hot surfaces (e. g. of the
device).
1. Place the device on the kitchen unit
or another dry, clean, flat and heat-re-
sistant work surface. Ensure there is
sufficient clear space on all sides (at
least 20 cm to the sides and 50 cm
above).
2. Fully unwind the connecting cable
and plug into a plug socket. A beep is
heard, the display (
9
) and the pro-
gramme lamps (
5
) all light up once
and then go out again. The display
then shows
– – – –
flashing. The device
is in standby mode.
USE
Please Note!
■
There may still be some production
residues on the device. The device
should therefore be thoroughly
cleaned before you first use it.
■
Ensure that there is sufficient ventila-
tion while the device is in operation.
■
Inspect the device for damage each
time before you use it. The device
should only be used when it is un-
damaged and in working order!
■
Do not leave the device unattended
during use.
■
Do not heat any empty cookware on
the device. The cookware could be
damaged.
■
Do not use any cookware whose
base contains scratches, score marks
or uneven areas. Do not slide cook-
ware over the glass hob. It could be
scratched.
■
Wipe down the glass hob and the
bottom of the cookware before use
to remove any dirt. This could scratch
the glass hob.
Information About Induction
•
Induction stoves and induction hobs
heat up at a faster rate than other
types of stove.
•
Noises may be produced when
cookware is used on induction stoves
or induction hobs. These are caused
by the electromagnetic properties of
induction stoves or induction hobs
and induction cookware and do not
constitute a defect.
•
The device automatically detects the
diameter of the bottom of the cook-
ware that is being used and activates
the hob.