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montpellier ECO TCC60 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 15

IF THE APPLIANCE DOES NOT OPERATE

Problem

Possible Causes

Suggested Solutions

Oven is not

working

Fuse malfunction or automatic fuse

blown

Check the general fuse box to see if

any breakers are off.

Check the general fuse box to see if

the automatic fuse or the breakers

are off. If the problem continues

contact a qualified electrician.

The device is switched off.

Switch on at the fused spur or fuse

box.

Oven light is

not working

Oven lamp is defective.

Change the lamp.

There is no current

Check the general fuse box to see if

any breakers are off.

Check the general fuse box to see if

the automatic fuse or the breakers

are off. If the problem continues

contact a qualified electrician

Oven is not

heating

Oven temperature and/or cooking

mode has not been selected

Set the cooking mode

and temperature

There is no current

Check the general fuse box to see if

any breakers are off.

Check the general fuse box to see if

the automatic fuse or the breakers

are off. If the problem continues

contact a qualified electrician

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Summary of Contents for ECO TCC60

Page 1: ...anding Twin Cavity Cooker TCC60 60cm Ceramic Cooker White Silver Black Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to install or use this appliance We recommend that you keep these inst...

Page 2: ...ou can rest assured that you are fully protected against the cost of repairs for the first 24 months Please note that any claim must be accompanied by the model reference number serial number and proo...

Page 3: ...manual is prepared for more than one model Some of the images shown and features specified in the Manual may not be relevant to your appliance Warning This appliance is for domestic use only CONTENTS...

Page 4: ...from hot areas and anything which may cause damage to the cable Use of your appliance creates moisture and heat in the room make sure that your kitchen is well ventilated Prolonged intensive use of th...

Page 5: ...explosive atmospheres If the current rating of the fuse in your installation is less than 32Ampere have a qualified electrician fit a 32A fuse When the oven is being used some parts may become hot chi...

Page 6: ...switched off before removing the guard and after cleaning The guard must then be replaced in the correct position WARNING Before obtaining access to any terminations the power supply must be disconne...

Page 7: ...Max 25W Thermostat 50 250 C Supply voltage 220 240V AC or 230V AC 50 60 Hz Heating element power for Bottom cavity Bottom heating element 800 W 1300 W Top heating element 650 W 850 W Heating element p...

Page 8: ...ge that may arise as a result of the appliance not being connected to a suitable earthing system Your cooker is for use with 220 240V AC or 230V AC for mono phase and 230V 400V 3N for 3 phase 50 60 Hz...

Page 9: ...CONNECTION...

Page 10: ...r to ensure safe use be sure to fix the appliance to the wall using the chain and hooked screw supplied Ensure that the hook is screwed into the wall securely WARNING In order to prevent tipping of th...

Page 11: ...Any kitchen furniture adjacent to the appliance must be heat resistant to 100 C When fitting an Extraction Cooker Hood above the Hob the minimum height must be 650mm...

Page 12: ...10 Top shelf runner main oven 2 Control Fascia panel 11 Middle shelf runner 3 Grill compartment 12 Middle shelf runner 4 Wire shelf 13 Bottom shelf runner 5 Oven tray 14 Oven lamp main oven 6 Main ov...

Page 13: ...thick and flat as possible 3 It is important that the base of pans match the size of the cooking zones Where possible always cook with lids on the pans Always place pans on the cooking zone before sw...

Page 14: ...ly as the heat circulation may be affected and cooking results may deteriorate 5 The oven should be pre heated for 5 10 minutes prior to cooking SUGGESTED COOKING TIME TABLE Meals Temperature C Rack p...

Page 15: ...light is not working Oven lamp is defective Change the lamp There is no current Check the general fuse box to see if any breakers are off Check the general fuse box to see if the automatic fuse or the...

Page 16: ...IELD The safety shield is designed to protect the fascia panel and the knobs when the oven is in Grill Mode Place the safety shield under the control panel by opening the grill door then secure the sa...

Page 17: ...rior parts of the oven with a soapy cloth rinse it and then dry thoroughly with a soft cloth 5 Clean the glass surfaces with special glass cleaning agents 6 Do not clean your oven with a steam cleaner...

Page 18: ...ing Double Cavity Electrical Cooker Cavity Main Oven Energy Source Electrical Volume 64 litre Energy Consumption Convection Mode EC 0 77kWh Energy Efficiency Index EEI 94 9 Energy Class A Measurement...

Page 19: ...th the manufacturer s instructions Any appliance that is used for anything other than domestic purposes Any defect caused by accident misuse unauthorised modification or inexpert repair Cost of Call o...

Page 20: ...nces com The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicatesthat this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recyc...

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