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CookInG zones

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Induction cooking zone 2200W with Power Boost 3200W

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Induction cooking zone 1400W with Power Boost 2000W

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Induction front Bridge zone 1800W with Power Boost 2600W

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Induction rear Bridge zone 1800W with Power Boost 2600W

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Induction complete Bridge zone 3600W with Power Boost 5200W

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Control panel

ConTrol panel

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Cooking zone selectors

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Heat setting selectors and Timer setting selectors

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Lock control sensor

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On/Off control sensor

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Power Boost selector

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Power Pre-selections

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Indicators for heat settings and residual heat

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Timer indicator and control sensor

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Complete Bridge zone selector

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Summary of Contents for CTI613GIN

Page 1: ...ine the possibilities Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product To receive more complete service please register your product at www samsung com global register Induction Hob user manual CTI613GI series ...

Page 2: ...ols are used in the text This is the safety alert symbol Warning indicates information concerning your personal safety Important indicates information on avoiding damage to the appliance This symbol refers to measures that can be taken to help protect the environment This symbol indicates useful information and practical tips 1 Numbers like these indicate step by step instructions for using the ap...

Page 3: ...liances may be operated only after they have been installed in cabinets and workplaces that conform to the relevant standards This ensures sufficient protection against contact for electrical units as required by the essential safety standards If your appliance malfunctions or if fractures cracks or splits appear switch off all cooking zones disconnect the hob from the mains supply and contact you...

Page 4: ...ended when preparing foods in fat or oil for example when cooking chips Turn the cooking zones off after use Always keep the control panels clean and dry Never place combustible items on the hob It may cause fire Do not use the hob to heat aluminium foil products wrapped in aluminium foil or frozen foods packaged in aluminium cookware There is the risk of burns from the appliance if used carelessl...

Page 5: ...due regard to safety and the environment Proper disposal of your old appliance Warning Before disposing of your old appliance make it inoperable so that it cannot be a source of danger To do this have a qualified technician disconnect the appliance from the mains supply and remove the mains lead The appliance may not be disposed of in the household rubbish Information about collection dates and pu...

Page 6: ...use 16 16 Cookware for induction cooking zones 16 Suitability test 16 Size of pans 17 Using suitable cookware 17 Using the touch control sensors 18 Switching the appliance on 18 Select cooking zone and heat setting 18 Switching the appliance off 19 Switching a cooking zone off 19 Using the child safety lock 20 Timer 21 Power boost control 21 Bridge Control 22 Power Management 22 Suggested settings...

Page 7: ...poles with a contact opening width of at least 3 mm Suitable isolation devices include line protecting cut outs fuses screw type fuses are to be removed from the holder earth leakage trips and contactors With respect to fire protection this appliance corresponds to EN 60335 2 6 This type of appliance may be installed with a high cupboard or wall on one side Drawers may not be fitted underneath the...

Page 8: ...riate connection diagram The earth lead is connected to terminal The earth lead must be longer than leads carrying electric current The cable connections must be made in accordance with regulations and the terminal screws tightened securely The connecting cable is to be secured with the mains cable cleat and the covering closed by pressing firmly locking into place Before switching on for the firs...

Page 9: ...and is no longer accessible after installation as it is on the original rating plate on the underside of the appliance Pay special attention to the minimum space and clearance requirements Secure the brackets at both sides with the provided screws before mounting the hob onto the brackets x 4 ø 6 90 560 1 R3 min 20 50 490 1 600 Min 50 mm Min 5 mm 560 mm Induction Hob ventilation gap 20 mm min 5 mm...

Page 10: ...10_ installing the hob 90 x 4 ø 2 100 100 490 1 ...

Page 11: ...e zone 1800W with Power Boost 2600W 5 Induction complete Bridge zone 3600W with Power Boost 5200W 6 Control panel control panel 1 Cooking zone selectors 2 Heat setting selectors and Timer setting selectors 3 Lock control sensor 4 On Off control sensor 5 Power Boost selector 6 Power Pre selections 7 Indicators for heat settings and residual heat 8 Timer indicator and control sensor 9 Complete Bridg...

Page 12: ...n the electronic circuits in your induction hob produce induced currents in the bottom of the cookware which instantly raise cookware s temperature Greater speed in cooking and frying As the pan is heated directly and not the glass the efficiency is greater than in other systems because no heat is lost Most of the energy absorbed is transformed into heat Induction coil Induced currents Electronic ...

Page 13: ...ears in the display if the cooking zone is so hot that there is a risk of burning Power Pre selections You can choose pre selected power conveniently Heat setting Heat setting Heat setting Power Boost Use this function to heat up the contents of the pan faster than maximum power level The display will show Complete Bridge zone selector Use this function to expand cooking zone into complete right s...

Page 14: ...easons why a cooking zone will switch itself off All cooking zones will immediately switch themselves off if liquid boils over and lands on the control panel The automatic shutoff will also be activated if you place a damp cloth on the control panel In both of these instances the appliance will need to be switched on again using the main On Off control sensor after the liquid or the cloth has been...

Page 15: ...lower power level When you have finished using the hob the cooling fan will continue to run until the hob s electronics has cooled down And the cooling fan switched itself on and off depending upon the termperature of the electronics before you begin Initial cleaning Wipe the ceramic glass surface with a damp cloth and ceramic cooktop glass cleaner Important Do not use caustic or abrasive cleaners...

Page 16: ...r Certain cookware can make noise when being used on induction cooking zones These noise are not a fault in the appliance and do not affect operation in any way suITabIlITy TesT Cookware is suitable for induction cooking if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the cookware sIze of pans Induction cooking zones adapt automatically to the size of the bottom of the cookware up to a cerain limit However th...

Page 17: ...e observe the manufacturer s instructions Energy saving tips You can save valuable energy by observing the following points Always position pots and pans before switching on the cooking zone Dirty cooking zones and pan bases increase power consumption When possible position the lids firmly on the pots and pans to cover completely Switch the cooking zones off before the end of the cooking time to u...

Page 18: ... off for safety reasons Select cooking zone and heat setting 1 For selecting the cooking zone touch the corresponding cooking zone s key 2 For setting and adjusting the power level to for cooking touch the Heat setting selectors or For faster adjustment keep your finger on the Heat setting selectors or until the required value is obtained If more than one sensor is pressed for longer than 10 secon...

Page 19: ...guard against unintentionally turning on a cooking zone and activating the cooking surface Also the control panel with the exception of the on off control sensor can be locked in order to prevent the settings from being changed unintentionally for example by wiping over the panel with a cloth switching the child safety lock on off 1 Touch the lock control sensor for approximately 3 seconds An acou...

Page 20: ...s to the front left cooking zone will appear in the timer display The next active cooking zone is selected by touching the Timer control sensor again 2 Use the Timer setting selectors or to set the desired amount of time for example 15 minutes after which the cooking zone will automatically switch itself off The safety shutoff is now activated To display the time remaining for any of the cooking z...

Page 21: ...kes additional power available to the each cooking zones example bring a large volume of water to the boil The power boost function is activated for maximum 10 minutes for each cooking zones for Complete Bridge zone power boost maximum 5 minutes After these times the cooking zones automatically return to power level In certain circumstances the Power boost function may be deactivated automatically...

Page 22: ...at setting of complete Bridge zone is To use the power boost function for complete Bridge zone switch off one of the left side cooking zone Suggested settings for cooking specific foods The figures in the table below are guidelines The heat settings required for various cooking methods depend on a number of variables including the quality of the cookware being used and the type and amount of food ...

Page 23: ...etallic discolouration with the use of a commercially available ceramic glass or stainless steel cleaner Light Soiling 1 Wipe the ceramic glass surface with a damp cloth 2 Rub dry with a clean cloth Remnants of cleaning agent must not be left on the surface 3 Thoroughly clean the entire ceramic glass cooking surface once a week with a commercially available ceramic glass or stainless steel cleaner...

Page 24: ...oid damaging your appliance Do not use the hob as a work surface or for storage Do not operate a cooking zone if there is no pan on the hob or if the pan is empty Ceramic glass is very tough and resistant to temperature shock but it is not unbreakable It can be damaged by a particularly sharp or hard object dropping onto the hob Do not place pans on the hob frame Scratching and damage to the finis...

Page 25: ... desired heat settings What should I do if the cooking zones will not switch on Check for the following possibilities A period of more than 10 seconds has elapsed between when the On Off button was actuated and the desired cooking zone switches on see the section Switching the appliance on The control panel is partially covered by a damp cloth or liquid What should I do if the display except for t...

Page 26: ...e instructions below Is it a technical fault If so please contact your customer service centre Always prepare in advance for the discussion This will ease the process of diagnosing the problem and also make it easier to decide if a customer service visit is necessary Please take note of the following information What form does the problem take Under what circumstances does the problem occur When c...

Page 27: ...idth 560 mm Depth 490 mm Corner radius 3 mm Connection voltage 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Maximum connected load power 7 2 kW Weight Net 12 0 kg Gross 14 5 kg Cooking rings Position Diameter Power Front left 160 mm 1400W Boost 2000W Rear left 210 mm 2200W Boost 3200W Front Bridge 1800W Boost 2600W Rear Bridge 1800W Boost 2600W Complete Bridge 3600W Boost 5200W ...

Page 28: ...Code No DG68 00207A ...

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