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Operating Instructions 

Set Cooking Level with and without Heat Boost 

• 

All heaters are equipped with the heat boost function. 

• 

If the heat boost is required, set the heat from the current level to level 9 by pressing the   

button only. Once level 9 has been reached, press   to activate the heat boost. The display will 

flash “

A

” alternating with the heat setting value “

9

” to show the heat boost is active. 

• 

If the heat boost is active, the heater will operate with maximum power for a period of time 

dependent on the heat setting selected before the heat boost was activated. 

• 

Once the heat boost time has ended, only the heat setting will be indicated on the heater 

display. 

• 

The heat boost can be deactivated by pressing   until the heat setting “

0

” is displayed. 

Switching Off Individual Heaters 

A heater can be switched off in 3 different ways: 

• 

Simultaneous pressing of   and   buttons. 

• 

Reduction of the heat setting to ´

0

` by pressing the   button. 

• 

Use of the timer switch-off function for the corresponding heater. 

Simultaneous Operation of   and   Buttons 

• 

The corresponding heater must be chosen with the Activate/Deactivate Heater Button  , the 

Decimal Point of the related Heater Display will then flash. To switch off the heater,   and   

must be pressed simultaneously. A buzzer will sound and “

0

” will appear in the heat setting 

display when this is successful. 

• 

If the timer is active for the selected heater, then “

0

” will appear in the heater and timer displays, 

and the related Cooking Zone Indicator and the Timer Function will both switch off. 

• 

If there is any residual heat for the heater, this will be indicated by an “

H

” in the heat setting 

display. 

Reduction of the heat setting to “0” by operating   button 

• 

The heater can also be switched off by reducing the heat setting to “

0

”.This will cause the 

associated Decimal Point of the heater, the related Cooking Zone Indicator and the Timer 

Display to all switch off, also. 

• 

If there is any residual heat for the heater, this will be indicated by an “

H

” in the heat setting 

display. 

Use of the timer switch-off function for the corresponding heater (if available) 

• 

After counting down to zero, the timer will stop, the corresponding Heater Display will show “

0

” 

and the Timer Display will read '

00

'. The corresponding Cooking Zone Indicator will disappear. 

• 

An assigned Dual/Triple Zone Selection Indicator will also disappear if it is active. 

• 

Additionally, the buzzer will sound when the timer stops. Pressing any button will silence the 

timer. 

Key Lock 

The key lock function is used to set ‘safe mode’ on the appliance and can only be used in Operating Mode 

(B-Mode). The lock function becomes active when the key Lock button   is pressed for at least 2 seconds. 

This operation is acknowledged by a buzzer and the Key Lock Indicator will flash to indicate the heater is 

locked. 

If the heater is locked, it will only be possible to switch the appliance off by pressing  , all other buttons are 

blocked and it will not be possible to make any adjustments by pressing the buttons. If any other button is 

pressed in the lock mode, the buzzer will sound and the Key Lock Indicator will flash. 

Only the switch-off operation by pressing   is possible. However, if the appliance is switched off, it cannot 

be restarted again without being unlocked. 

 

Summary of Contents for OC64TB

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Omega Cooktop OC64TB...

Page 2: ...iance such as warranty registration manuals features and specifications please visit omegaappliances com au if you are in Australia and omegaappliances co nz if you are in New Zealand or contact our C...

Page 3: ...lopment Omega reserves the right to alter specifications and appearances without notice Contents Important Safety Warnings 4 Installation 5 7 Operation Instructions 8 11 Cleaning and Maintenance 12 Au...

Page 4: ...or damage to the glass ceramic cracks scratches or splits the appliance must be switched off and disconnected from the electrical supply to prevent the possibility of an electric shock Repairs to the...

Page 5: ...General Instructions After removing the packaging material from the appliance and its accessories ensure that the appliance is not damaged If you suspect any damage do not use it and contact an author...

Page 6: ...that after the hob is installed the following requirements are followed B mm 590 min A mm 50 T mm 520 min C mm 50 H mm 41 47 5 min E mm 500 C1 mm 560 min F mm 10 C2 mm 490 G mm 20 D mm 50 I mm 25 J mm...

Page 7: ...ce is not connected to the mains with a plug an all pole disconnector switch with at least 3 mm contact spacing must be used in order to meet the safety regulations The fused switch must be easily acc...

Page 8: ...within 10 seconds all heater displays will switch off If the displays do switch off the heater will be sent into Stand By mode If is pressed for more than 2 seconds in Operating mode the appliance wil...

Page 9: ...off If there is any residual heat for the heater this will be indicated by an H in the heat setting display Reduction of the heat setting to 0 by operating button The heater can also be switched off b...

Page 10: ...appliance from unwanted button operation In cases where one or more buttons are pressed for longer than 12 seconds the buzzer will sound for ten minutes to indicate an incorrect operation For example...

Page 11: ...dicator will flash If a heater had a residual heat of greater than 60 C before the power interruption occurred the display will flash while the residual heat remains or until the heater is selected fo...

Page 12: ...apply a layer of a suitable protective agent beforehand if it is possible Dust on the surface must be cleaned with a wet cloth Any changes in colour to the ceramic glass will not affect the structure...

Page 13: ...st of service or repair Service Area The provision of service under Our Warranty is limited by the boundary territory area of the nearest service centre Travelling cost incurred for service outside th...

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