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7.2 Cleaning the ring insert
Clean ring insert
by hand in the sink.
8. Help with problems
Faults can occur in any electrical appliance. This does not necessarily mean that the appliance is
defective, so please check the list to see whether the fault can be eliminated.
9. Disposal
The symbol with the crossed-out
rubbish bin on wheels means that
within the European Union, the
product must be disposed of to a
sorted rubbish collection. This
applies to the product and all
accessories which are marked with
this symbol. Marked products must not be
disposed of via the regular domestic waste but
must be handed in to a recycling centre for
electrical or electronic devices. Recycling helps
to reduce the use of raw materials and to relieve
the environment. It is therefore imperative that
you follow the disposal regulations applicable in
your country.
Problem
Reason
Remedy
Appliance not working. There is no power supply.
Check whether the plug is in a socket.
Check the fuses at the fuse box in your
home.
Temperature sensor has tripped.
Wait 10 minutes until the appliance has
cooled down and then try again.
Electromagnetic fault from the
mains supply has set the
appliance to its "safe state".
Take the plug out of the socket. Put the
plug back in the socket and switch
appliance back on.
Overheating cutout has tripped.
Take the plug out of the socket. Contact
the service address (see "Contact
addresses" on page 99).
Appliance is damaged
(e.g. cracks, glass or
power cord defective).
Mechanical action
Dial will not move.
Mechanical fault
Infrared lamp defective Broken filament
