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Cleaning and care

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Danger of burning due to hot

surfaces.
The surfaces will be hot after cook-
ing.
Switch the wok off.
Allow the surfaces to cool down be-
fore cleaning the wok.

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Risk of damage due to moisture

ingress.
The steam from a steam cleaning ap-
pliance could reach live electrical
components and cause a short cir-
cuit.
Do not use a steam cleaner to clean
the wok.

All surfaces could be discoloured or
damaged if unsuitable cleaning
agents are used. All surfaces are
susceptible to scratching.
Remove all cleaning agent residues
immediately.
Never use abrasive sponges or
cleaning agents.

Food boiling over can cause discol-
oration of the burner components.
Remove any soiling and salt and
sugar splashes immediately.

When a control knob is pressed
down, a spark is generated on the ig-
nitor. Do not press down the control
knob while you are cleaning or
touching the wok or a burner in the
vicinity of an ignitor.

Allow the SmartLine element to cool
down before cleaning.

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Clean the SmartLine element and ac-
cessories after each use.

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Dry the SmartLine element thoroughly
after every cleaning to avoid limes-
cale residue.

Unsuitable cleaning agents

To avoid damaging the surfaces of the
appliance, do not use:

- cleaning agents containing soda, al-

kalines, ammonia, acids or chlorides

- cleaning agents containing descaling

agents

- stain and rust removers

- abrasive cleaning agents, e.g.

powder cleaners and cream cleaners

- solvent-based cleaning agents

- dishwasher cleaner

- oven sprays

- glass cleaning agents

- hard, abrasive brushes or sponges

(e.g. pot scourers), or sponges which
have been previously used and still
contain abrasive cleaning agents

- melamine eraser blocks

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Summary of Contents for SmartLine CS 7101-1

Page 1: ...nstallation instructions SmartLine gas wok To avoid the risk of accidents or damage to the appliance it is essen tial to read these instructions before it is installed and used for the first time en GB M Nr 11 503 470 ...

Page 2: ...perating and installation instructions It is however set up for connection to the gas and electricity supplies in the countries specified For trouble free operation of the appliance it is best to use it in the countries spe cified for use For use in other countries please contact Miele in your country ...

Page 3: ...t cigarette lighters or matches Do not operate electrical lights or switches i e do not switch them On or Off Open all doors and windows to ventilate the area If the smell of gas persists evacuate the building In the UK you must now Call the Gas Emergency Contact Centre Tel 0 800 111 999 For any gas work in the UK always use a Gas Safe registered engineer In other countries please follow relevant ...

Page 4: ...5 Switching on 25 FlameGuard 25 Adjusting the flame 26 Switching off 26 Tips on saving energy 27 Safety features 28 Thermo electric flame failure monitor 28 Cleaning and care 29 Cleaning the ceramic surface 30 Cleaning the rotary controls 31 Cleaning the trivets 31 Cleaning the burners 32 Assembling the burners 32 Problem solving guide 33 Optional accessories 35 After sales service 36 Contact in t...

Page 5: ...unted 49 Installation notes flush fit 51 Worktop cutout flush fit 53 Spacer bars flush fit 56 Installation dimensions Flush fit 57 Installation flush fit 58 Gas connection 60 Burner ratings 63 Electrical connection 64 Converting to another gas type 65 Jet table 65 Changing the jets 65 Changing the main jets 66 Changing the small jets 66 Functional check 67 Product data sheets 68 ...

Page 6: ...nformation on safety in stallation use and maintenance This prevents both personal injury and damage to the wok In accordance with standard IEC 60335 1 Miele expressly and strongly advises that you read and follow the instructions in the chapter on installing the wok as well as the safety instructions and warnings Miele cannot be held liable for injury or damage caused by non compliance with these...

Page 7: ...c use only to cook food and keep it warm Any other use is not supported by the manufacturer and could be dangerous This wok can only be used by people with reduced physical sens ory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they are supervised whilst using it They may only use it unsuper vised if they have been shown how to use it in a safe way and under stand the hazards invol...

Page 8: ...hot when in use and remains hot for a while after being switched off Keep children well away from the appliance until it has cooled down and there is no danger of burning Danger of burning Do not store anything which might arouse a child s interest in stor age areas above or behind the wok Otherwise they could be temp ted into climbing onto the wok with the risk of burning themselves Risk of burni...

Page 9: ... installation and in this Miele product must also be maintained in isolated operation or in operation that is not synchronised with the mains power supply or these measures must be replaced by equivalent measures in the installation As described for example in the current version of BS OHSAS 18001 2 ISO 45001 The electrical safety of this wok can only be guaranteed when cor rectly earthed It is es...

Page 10: ...placement parts are used Faulty components must only be replaced by Miele spare parts The wok is not intended for use with an external timer switch or a remote control system Connection to the gas supply must be carried out by a suitably qualified gas fitter e g a Gas Safe registered technician in the U K The wok may be connected to the electrical supply by a fused plug and switched socket If you ...

Page 11: ... Switch it off immediately Discon nect it from the mains electricity and gas supply Call the Customer Service Department If the wok is built in behind a furniture front e g a door do not close the door while the wok is in use Heat and moisture can build up behind the closed door This can result in damage to the wok the housing unit and the floor Leave the furniture door open until the wok has cool...

Page 12: ...e SmartLine element unattended whilst it is being used It should be continually monitored whilst boiling and flash fry ing Flames could set the grease filters of a cooker hood on fire Do not flambé under a cooker hood Spray canisters aerosols and other inflammable substances can ignite when heated Therefore do not store such items or substances in a drawer under the wok Cutlery inserts must be hea...

Page 13: ...an electrical appliance e g a hand held food blender near the wok ensure that the cable of the electrical appliance cannot come into contact with the hot wok The insulation on the cable could become damaged Even a light object can cause damage in certain circumstances Do not drop anything on the ceramic surface Plastic and aluminium foil containers melt at high temperatures Do not use plastic or a...

Page 14: ...s carefully to avoid scratching the sur face Do not use or store flammable materials near this appliance Remove all grease spatters and other combustible food residues from the wok burner as soon possible They are a fire hazard The use of the wok creates heat moisture and combustion products in the room where it is installed Make sure that the appli ance is installed in a location with sufficient ...

Page 15: ...Warning and Safety instructions 15 If you are operating a gas cooking element directly next to the downdraft extractor the FlameGuard must be placed between the downdraft extractor and the element ...

Page 16: ...e a steam cleaning appliance to clean this wok The steam could reach electrical components and cause a short cir cuit Miele will guarantee to supply functional spare parts for a min imum of 10 years and up to 15 years following the discontinuation of your CombiSet ...

Page 17: ...terials They also contain specific materials com pounds and components which were essential for their correct function and safety These could be hazardous to hu man health and to the environment if disposed of with your domestic waste or if handled incorrectly Please do not therefore dispose of your old appliance with your household waste Please dispose of it at your local com munity waste collect...

Page 18: ...Guide to the appliance 18 Wok a Wok burner b Trivet c Rotary controls ...

Page 19: ...trong flame The outer burner is on the lowest setting the inner burner on the highest setting d Over ignition position The outer burner is ignited by changing from the lowest to the highest setting e Weak flame The outer burner is off the inner burner is on the highest setting f Weakest flame The outer burner is off the inner burner is on the lowest setting ...

Page 20: ...Guide to the appliance 20 Burner a b c e f d a Outer burner cap b Inner burner cap c Burner head d Burner base e Thermocouple f Ignition electrode ...

Page 21: ...nal accessories Wok ring The wok ring supplied gives additional stability to the wok especially to woks with a rounded base Combination trivet The combination trivet supplied must be used if you are using pans with a smaller base diameter than that spe cified in the chart for suitable pans FlameGuard For installing between the downdraft extractor and a gas cooking element ...

Page 22: ...rm water and a small amount of washing up liquid applied with a soft sponge Dry all parts thoroughly after cleaning and then reassemble the burners see Cleaning and care Clean the ceramic surface with a damp cloth and then wipe dry Switching on the SmartLine element for the first time The metal components have a protect ive coating Smells and possibly some vapours may occur when the SmartLine elem...

Page 23: ...r when purchasing new pans that manufacturers usually refer to the diameter at the top of the pan in their documentation and not to the base diameter All heat resistant cookware is suitable for use Cookware with a thick base is prefer able as the heat is distributed evenly With thin bases there is the risk that food will overheat in places There fore it should be stirred more fre quently Always pl...

Page 24: ...up port so that it sits securely in position and cannot move see diagram The wok is unique among cookware in that it has a small base diameter and a large rim diameter usually 35 40 cm Wok pans are ideal for use on the wok burner Combination trivet Use the small trivet supplied for small pans The pan will then be stable on the burner and not tip over ...

Page 25: ...essed down for 5 10 seconds and then let it go If the burner does not ignite turn the rotary control to the position Ventil ate the room or wait for at least 1 minute before trying again When making another ignition attempt it may be necessary to hold the rotary control for longer If the burner does not ignite the second time turn the rotary control back to the position and see Prob lem solving gu...

Page 26: ...ve past this resistance Adjust the flame so that it does not spread out beyond the sides of the pan To move from the high to the low set ting turn the control anti clockwise until it meets a resistance Then press it down and continue to turn it past the resistance before releasing it You can now select the setting you re quire To move from the low to the high set ting turn the control clockwise un...

Page 27: ...heat loss Wide shallow pans are preferable to tall narrow ones They will heat up faster Cook with as little water as possible Reduce the size of the flame once the water has come to the boil or the oil is hot enough to fry in Use a pressure cooker to reduce cooking times ...

Page 28: ...e g by food boil ing over or by a draught the gas supply is switched off This prevents the re lease of gas If you turn the rotary con trol to the position the burner is ready for use again The thermo electric flame failure mon itor operates independently from the electricity supply This means that it will still work if the wok is used during a power cut ...

Page 29: ...a control knob is pressed down a spark is generated on the ig nitor Do not press down the control knob while you are cleaning or touching the wok or a burner in the vicinity of an ignitor Allow the SmartLine element to cool down before cleaning Clean the SmartLine element and ac cessories after each use Dry the SmartLine element thoroughly after every cleaning to avoid limes cale residue Unsuitabl...

Page 30: ...e the hob is still hot as this can result in marking Please follow the cleaning agent manufacturer s instructions Finally wipe the glass ceramic surface with a damp cloth and polish with a soft dry cloth Residues can burn onto the hob the next time it is used and cause damage to the glass ceramic surface Ensure that all cleaning agent residues are re moved Spots caused by limescale water and alumi...

Page 31: ...d with a soft sponge Soften any stubborn soiling beforehand Dry the control s with a clean cloth Cleaning the trivets Remove the trivets Clean the trivets in a dishwasher or with a solution of warm water and a little washing up liquid applied with a soft sponge Soften any stubborn soiling beforehand Dry the trivets thoroughly with a clean cloth ...

Page 32: ...clean at all times Parts of the burner that cannot be re moved should be wiped clean with a damp cloth only The ignitor and thermocouple should be very carefully wiped clean using a well wrung out cloth The ignitor must not get wet other wise it will not spark Finally dry everything thoroughly with a clean cloth Make sure that the flame openings are completely dry The surface of the burner cap wil...

Page 33: ...lt Turn all of the controls clockwise to the position and interrupt the power supply to the hob for a few seconds The burner is not correctly assembled Assemble the burner correctly The gas shut off device has not been opened Open the gas shut off device The burner is wet and or dirty Clean and dry the burner The flame openings are blocked and or wet Clean and dry the flame openings The gas flame ...

Page 34: ...osition the burner parts correctly The electronic ignition device on the burner is not working The mains fuse has tripped If necessary contact a qualified electrician or Miele Service for assistance There is food residue stuck between the ignitor and the burner cap The thermocouple is dirty Remove any soiling See Cleaning and care ...

Page 35: ...through the Miele Webshop They can also be ordered from Miele see end of this booklet for contact de tails or from your Miele dealer FlameGuard For installing between the downdraft extractor and a gas cooking element Ceramic and stainless steel hob cleaner 250 ml Removes heavy soiling limescale de posits and aluminium residues Microfibre cloth Removes finger marks and light soiling ...

Page 36: ...mation can be found on the data plate Please note that telephone calls may be monitored and recorded for training pur poses and that a call out charge will be applied to service visits where the problem could have been resolved as described in this booklet Data plate Stick the extra data plate supplied with the appliance here Make sure that the model number matches the one specified on the back co...

Page 37: ...sistant adhesive which will not dissolve or distort Any backmoulds must be of heat resistant material A deep fat fryer must not be installed directly next to a gas hob or a wok burner as the gas flames could ignite the fat in the fryer It is essential to maintain a distance of at least 288 mm between these two appliances The SmartLine element must not be installed over a fridge fridge freezer free...

Page 38: ...Installation INSTALLATION 38 Observe carefully the safety clearances listed on the following pages ...

Page 39: ...een the SmartLine element and the cooker hood above it If combustible objects are installed above the SmartLine element e g cab inets utensil rail etc a minimum safety distance of 760 mm must be maintained When two or more SmartLine ele ments which have different safety distances are installed together be low a cooker hood you should ob serve the greatest specified safety distance ...

Page 40: ... of the SmartLine element right or left and a tall unit or room wall A min imum distance of 300 mm must be ob served on the opposite side Minimum distance between the back of the worktop cut out and the rear edge of the worktop 50 mm Minimum distance on the right side between the worktop cut out and the closest adjacent piece of furniture e g tall unit or a room wall 200 mm Minimum distance on the...

Page 41: ...t be maintained between the worktop cut out and the cladding If the niche cladding is made from a non combustible material e g metal natural stone ceramic tiles the minimum safety distance between the worktop cut out and the cladding will be 50 mm less the thickness of the cladding Example 15 mm niche cladding 50 mm 15 mm minimum safety distance of 35 mm Flush fit installation Onset installation a...

Page 42: ...des a suf ficient seal for the worktop Tiled worktop Grout lines and the hatched area un derneath the SmartLine element frame must be smooth and even If they are not the SmartLine element will not sit flush with the worktop and the sealing strip underneath the top part of the ap pliance will not provide a good seal between the appliance and the work top Sealing strip Dismantling the SmartLine elem...

Page 43: ...e sealed with a silicone sealant that is heat res istant to at least 160 C After installation the SmartLine ele ments must be easily accessible from below so that the bottom half of the casing can be removed for mainten ance If the SmartLine elements are not accessible from below the sealant must be removed so that they can be re moved Combination with a downdraft ex tractor If the SmartLine eleme...

Page 44: ...Installation INSTALLATION 44 Worktop cutout surface mounted ...

Page 45: ...xtractor Combination examples Number x width mm Dimen sion B mm Cooking ele ments Countertop extractor 1 x 378 1 x 120 481 2 x 378 1 x 120 862 1 x 378 1 x 620 2 x 120 1226 3 x 378 2 x 120 1365 2 x 378 1 x 620 2 x 120 1607 4 x 378 2 x 120 1746 1 x 620 2 x 120 845 ...

Page 46: ...tion without a countertop extractor Combination examples Number x width mm Dimension B mm Cooking elements 1 x 378 359 2 x 378 740 1 x 378 1 x 620 982 3 x 378 1121 2 x 378 1 x 620 1363 4 x 378 1502 2 x 378 1 x 800 1554 2 x 378 1 x 936 1680 ...

Page 47: ...acer bars surface mounted If you are installing several appliances you must fit spacer bars between them The clips supplied with the spacer bars are only required for installing a CSDA 700x FL Installing 3 elements and 2 spacer bars ...

Page 48: ...STALLATION 48 Installation dimensions Surface mounted All dimensions are given in mm a Front b Mains connection box with mains connection cable Mains connection cable L 1440 mm c Gas connection R ISO 7 1 DIN EN 10226 ...

Page 49: ...contact with the top of the worktop Fitting the spacer bars Use the middle screw holes if one of the following SmartLine elements is in stalled to the right or left of the spacer bar CS 7611 CS 7641 CS 7101 1 CS 7102 1 Wooden worktops Position the spacer bars flush onto the upper edge of the cutout Secure the spacer bars with the 3 5 x 25 mm wood screws supplied Natural stone worktops You will nee...

Page 50: ...le ment Connect the SmartLine element to the mains electricity supply If required connect the SmartLine element to the gas supply see In stallation Gas connection Check that the SmartLine element works Seal the gaps between the individual elements with a silicone sealant that is heat resistant to at least 160 C Unsuitable sealant can damage nat ural stone For natural stone worktops and nat ural st...

Page 51: ...y accessible from underneath after installation and the bottom half of the casing can be removed for maintenance If the ele ment is not freely accessible from be low after installation the sealant must be removed so that the element can be removed Natural stone worktops The SmartLine element is set directly in the cutout Solid wood worktops tiled worktops glass worktops The SmartLine element is se...

Page 52: ...e sealed with a silicone sealant that is heat res istant to at least 160 C After installation the SmartLine ele ments must be easily accessible from below so that the bottom half of the casing can be removed for mainten ance If the SmartLine elements are not accessible from below the sealant must be removed so that they can be re moved Combination with a downdraft ex tractor If the SmartLine eleme...

Page 53: ...lation INSTALLATION 53 Worktop cutout flush fit B 0 50 A 524 500 1 1 ß R 4 B A 0 2 12 0 10 5 5 0 5 7 0 5 0 2 12 0 10 5 5 0 5 7 0 5 1 1 1 1 B A 1 1 Natural stone worktop Wooden worktop 7 0 5 mm with CS 7611 FL ...

Page 54: ...ples Number x width mm Dimen sion A mm Dimen sion B mm Cooking ele ments Counter top ex tractor 1 x 378 1 x 120 505 481 2 x 378 1 x 120 886 862 1 x 378 1 x 620 2 x 120 1250 1226 3 x 378 2 x 120 1389 1365 2 x 378 1 x 620 2 x 120 1631 1607 4 x 378 2 x 120 1770 1746 1 x 620 2 x 120 869 845 ...

Page 55: ...xtractor Combination ex amples Number x width mm Dimension A mm Dimension B mm Cooking elements 1 x 378 383 359 2 x 378 764 740 1 x 378 1 x 620 1006 982 3 x 378 1145 1121 2 x 378 1 x 620 1387 1363 4 x 378 1526 1502 2 x 378 1 x 800 1567 1543 2 x 378 1 x 936 1703 1679 ...

Page 56: ... Spacer bars flush fit If you are installing several appliances you must fit spacer bars between them The clips supplied with the spacer bars are only required for installing a CSDA 700x FL Installing 3 elements and 2 spacer bars ...

Page 57: ...ins connection box with mains connection cable Mains connection cable L 1440 mm c Stepped cutout for detailed illustrations see Installation Worktop cutout flush fit d 12 mm wooden frame not supplied for detailed illustrations see Installation Worktop cutout flush fit e Gas connection R ISO 7 1 DIN EN 10226 ...

Page 58: ...per edge of the worktop For CS 7611 FL the wooden frame must be secured 7 mm under the up per edge of the worktop Fitting the spacer bars Use the middle screw holes if one of the following SmartLine elements is in stalled to the right or left of the spacer bar CS 7611 CS 7641 CS 7101 1 CS 7102 1 Wooden worktops Position the spacer bars flush onto the lower step of the stepped cutout Secure the spa...

Page 59: ... the gas supply see In stallation Gas connection Check that the SmartLine element works Seal the gaps between the individual elements and between the elements and the worktop with a silicone seal ant that is heat resistant to at least 160 C Unsuitable sealant can damage nat ural stone For natural stone worktops and nat ural stone tiles only use silicone sealant that is specially formulated for nat...

Page 60: ...aller in strict accordance with cur rent local and national safety and building regulations GasSafe in the UK The installer is responsible for ensuring that the appliance functions correctly when installed The gas connection must be in stalled so that connection can be made either from inside or outside the kitchen furniture unit The isolat ing valve must be easily accessible and visible by openin...

Page 61: ...is a class 3 appliance and is suitable for use with natural gas or li quid gas Category in acc with EN 30 United Kingdom Ireland II2H3 20 28 30 37 mbar Depending on country of destination this appliance is set up for connection to natural or liquid gas See adhesive la bel on the appliance Depending on country of destination jets are supplied for conversion to a dif ferent type of gas If the approp...

Page 62: ...Installation INSTALLATION 62 Using a 90 angle a Connection R with test point ISO 7 1 DIN EN 10226 b 90 elbow The installation height in the area of the gas connection is increased to approx 90 mm ...

Page 63: ...Installation INSTALLATION 63 Burner ratings Nominal ratings Gas type Highest setting Lowest setting kW g h kW Natural gas H 4 5 0 3 Liquid gas 4 2 306 0 3 ...

Page 64: ...le from the Miele Customer Service Department For safety reasons such replacement may only be carried out by a qualified spe cialist or the Miele Customer Service Department These operating instructions and the data plate indicate the nominal power consumption and the appropriate fuse rating Compare this information with the data of the on site electrical con nection If in any doubt consult a qual...

Page 65: ...rdance with cur rent local and national safety and building regulations GasSafe in the UK The installer is responsible for ensuring that the appliance functions correctly when installed Jet table The jet markings refer to a mm bore diameter Gas type Main jet Small jet Natural gas H 2x 1 04 0 72 0 88 0 42 Liquid gas 2x 0 66 0 46 0 52 0 23 Changing the jets Disconnect the hob from the electri city s...

Page 66: ...wax Changing the small jets Remove the burner components Unscrew the fixing screws from the burner Pull the rotary control off Loosen the fixing nuts screws de pending on the model on the under side Carefully remove the base a c b a Ignition switch b Small jet with smaller diameter c Small jet with larger diameter Remove the ignition switch Using a small screwdriver unscrew the two small jets in t...

Page 67: ...ll gas fittings for leaks Reassemble the hob Ignite all burners to check that they are operating correctly The flame must not go out on the lowest setting or when the control is turned quickly from the highest to the lowest setting On the highest setting the flame must have a distinctive and visible core Adhere the label supplied with the jets stating the type of gas being used ...

Page 68: ...operating instruc tion manual Information for domestic gas fired hobs In acc with regulation EU No 66 2014 MIELE Model name identifier CS 7101 1 Number of gas burners 1 Energy efficiency per gas burner EEgas burner 1 55 8 Energy efficiency for the gas hob calculated per kg EEgas hob 55 8 ...

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