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• Do not place hot pots or pans on the sensor field.
Otherwise the electronics underneath may be
damaged.
• Do not push heavy pans across the hob; this may
scratch the glass ceramic.
- Even if small objects just make slight contact
with the hob, they can damage the glass ceramic
surface. For example, do not allow salt and
pepper shakes to fall onto the hob from cabinets
above.
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Specific risks when handling induction hobs
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CAUTION
Risk of burns!
• After using the hotplate, it should be switched off
using the regulating and/or controlling devices. Do
not rely solely on the pot recognition function. If you
only remove the pot from the cooking zone, the zone
will be reactivated as soon as a pot or other object
made of ferromagnetic material is placed on it.
• Metal objects (e.g. knives, forks, spoons and covers)
should not be placed on the cooking area as they
can become hot.
Health hazard!
• Individuals with a pacemaker should discuss the use
of an induction hob with their doctor.
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NOTICE
Risk of damage to property due to improper
operation!
• Do not place any magnetisable objects (e.g. credit
cards) near or on the hob, as they may be damaged
by the electromagnetic field.