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English 6

PI 1314

PI 0310

PART 2: NAME OF PARTS

Remark:

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Air Outlet

2.

Black Crystal Glass

3.

Cooking Zone

4.

Air Inlet

5.

Digital Display

6.

Control Panel

7.

Power Cord

Remark:

1.

Black Crystal Glass

2.

Handle

3.

Control Panel

4.

Knob with Display

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Summary of Contents for Anulare Series

Page 1: ...User Manual Book Portable Induction Cooker Essente Series PI 1314 Anulare Series PI 0310 ...

Page 2: ...ow to Use 7 PI 1314 7 PI 0310 10 Usable and Non usable Cookware 12 Part 5 Maintenance 14 Part 6 Preventive Action 15 Part 7 Troubleshooting 15 Error Codes 17 Part 8 Specification 19 This manual book explains everything you need to know about your new product Please contact our Customer Care should you need further assistance through www modena com ...

Page 3: ...ds Do not use the cooker if the power cord is damaged The cord may only be replaced by MODENA technicians or MODENA authorized call center Do not touch the surface of the cooker shortly after cooking because of a burn risk from a residual heat After cooking the surface of the cooker takes time to become cold Do not damage bend strongly pull or suppress on the power cord Make sure the voltage match...

Page 4: ...odification on the cooker is not permitted The cooker should not be used as a surface to do work besides cooking or a place to put stuffs Use a separate outlet power socket with a capacity not less than 10 A Cables from the electrical appliances must not be on the surface of a cooker or the hot cookware The cooker is not intended to be used by persons with physical sensory and mental special needs...

Page 5: ...e Do not spray or pour the water directly into the cooker There is a risk of burn from residual heat Therefore after the cooker is used do not touch the surface of the cooker Do not place the cooker in a place that is easily exposed to the water or oil Do not place the cooker on a surface that can deliver heat iron etc Do not use the open room This cooker is only for indoor use The cooker must be ...

Page 6: ... PI 0310 PART 2 NAME OF PARTS Remark 1 Air Outlet 2 Black Crystal Glass 3 Cooking Zone 4 Air Inlet 5 Digital Display 6 Control Panel 7 Power Cord Remark 1 Black Crystal Glass 2 Handle 3 Control Panel 4 Knob with Display ...

Page 7: ...ched by the power cord of this portable induction cooker The cooker must be placed on a flat surface so that the pan does not slip when it is placed in the cooking zone The cooker must be placed in a location with a good ventilation and at least 10 cm away from the wall Remove stickers and film from the black crystal glass cooker before it is being used The device is not intended to be operated by...

Page 8: ... the cooker press On Off button again then plug out the power cord Cooking Menu Program Button Press the P button to select an automatic cooking menu press this button several times until the indicator light on the selected menu lights up and Buttons Press the controller buttons to raise or lower the power timer or temperature setting Timer Under the cooking mode press Timer button to set the cook...

Page 9: ...The Hot Pot program is suitable for cooking that requires high temperature and boiling water During the cooking process you can adjust or change the power level and the cooking time as needed After turning on the cooker press the P button several times until Hot Pot indicator light on The default power of the Hot Pot program is 1200W Press the or button to adjust the power 400W 600W 800W 1000W 120...

Page 10: ...he cooking time is over PI 0310 On Off Button After connecting power plug to the wall socket the device will emit a beep sound The LED display lights up for two seconds which means that the device enters the power on mode At this time appropriate pot or pan can be placed in the heating area of the surface plate Press the On Off button once the LED display shows on and it enters standby mode Press ...

Page 11: ...9 Power W 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 Timer Button The time can only be set in working mode The range is from 1 to 99 minutes When the device is working press the Timer button once the LED display shows 00 and it flashes Turn the knob to the time you want and it will start to count down after 5 seconds automatically Press the Timer button again to cancel the timer function Note Turn ...

Page 12: ... water has boiled up in a short time when a cookware e g pan is placed on the cooking zone at the highest power level Magnets can stick to the cookware base b The cookware must be as thick as possible and certainly flat The certain cookware can make noise sound when being used on the portable induction cooker That sound is not due to the damage of the cooker and it does not affect the operation of...

Page 13: ...e cooking zone size of this cooker is 14 5 20 cm d The portable induction cooker can identify most of the cookware except those which are made of the non magnetic steel e The cooker should only be used for cooking in households The maximum weight that can be accommodated by the cooker is 4 kg Non usable Materials Heat resistant glass ceramic container brass copper aluminum pans pots and pans pots ...

Page 14: ...ooker after using it Wipe the cooker using a damp cloth with warm water Then dry it using a soft clean cloth Remove stubborn stain with a cleaning agent for black crystal glasses Some scratches and dark stain on the black crystal glasses probably could not be removed However this does not affect the function of the cooker If an aluminum sheet plastic materials or liquids foods containing high suga...

Page 15: ...re and black crystal glass avoid using pots and pans in an overly long time that causes the food burnt or dried Check the things below before contacting MODENA Customer Care if there is trouble on your portable induction cooker Problem Possible Causes Recommended Actions The cooker cannot be turned on The power cord is not securely fastened to the power socket Switches power sockets fuses and elec...

Page 16: ... suddenly when the cooker works Ambient temperature is too high The air inlet or outlet holes are blocked Electric voltage is out of the cooker s range The set time has run out The cooker has been operating for 3 hours Protection system is working and is testing the electric flux Check the cooker and its surroundings If an error code appears on the display check the recommended actions on the erro...

Page 17: ...g out the power cord when the cooling fan is working Crackling or clicking noise resounds from cookware The noise comes from the vibration of the cookware that made from several layers of material Layers from different metals would vibrate differently This is a normal condition and no need any action Error Code When being used improperly or with other disturbances the cooker will stop operating an...

Page 18: ...e The food water is dried out or the cookware is empty Fill the cookware with food water Let the cooker to cool down before using it again E5 IGBT temperature is over than 105 C overheat protection Check whether the air inlet and outlet are blocked or not Check whether the cooling fan is working or not E6 IGBT sensor is opened or short circuit occurs Contact MODENA Customer Care for reparation If ...

Page 19: ...0 x 350 x 65 mm 310 x 310 x 80 mm Induction Pot Included Not Included Specifications of this appliance may change without notice to improve the quality of the product Pictures in this manual are schematic and may not match your product exactly Values stated on the machine labels or in the documentation accompanying it are obtained in laboratory in accordance with the relevant standards Depending o...

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