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4 Initial operation
Danger!
If you find a crack or other damage to the ceramic surface, switch the appliance off immediately. Pull the
plug or take out the respective fuse. Danger of electric shock.
Danger!
Electric current! Any handling of the induction cooktop beyond normal operation may be done only when
the appliance is not plugged in. The plug must be pulled beforehand to avoid the danger of an electric
shock.
Danger!
A damaged power cord is extremely dangerous and must be replaced immediately. This may be done
only by an authorized technician. The appliance may be plugged into a grounded socket only. The ground
protection may not be eliminated by an ungrounded extension cord.
Danger!
The induction cooktop may be installed in counters only by authorized technicians. Installation errors can
cause hygiene problems, fire, and/or electric shock.
Danger!
Do not immerse the induction cooktop or the power cord in water and never spray water directly onto
them. Danger of electric shock!
caution!
Do not use the induction cooktop in unprotected outdoor areas. Moisture can lead to malfunctions.
caution!
It is possible to operate several appliances, which are in the radio range, at the same time with the wireless
remote control. Make sure that the devices will not inadvertently be switched on or off, or operated in the
wrong mode. To operate one appliance only, hold the wireless remote control close to the corresponding
induction hob
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4.1 Installing the Induction cooktop
Installation of the induction cooktop, electric cords, and connecting to the power mains must be done by competent
professionals. Connect only one appliance per power outlet or dimension the wiring (see Chapter 14 Technical
Specifications). The local building and fire code regulations apply.
• The countertop may be no thicker than 30 mm.
• The induction cooktop must be installed horizontally.
• The minimum distance between the ventilation opening of the counter and the nearest wall must be at least
100 mm.
• Before installing the induction cooktop, make sure that the ceramic surface is not damaged. Otherwise the
appliance must be replaced.
The minimum space below the countertop must be 150 mm. The minimum distance between two or more
appliances should be at least 200 mm, in order to facilitate greater comfort while cooking or warming. The warm
exhaust air should be able to escape from an opening at least 10 x 10 cm large. Use appropriate airflow to prevent
the ventilator from taking in the warm exhaust air.
Cut the required number of openings in the countertop according to the drawing. Close the gap between the ceramic
surface and the countertop with a sufficiently heat-resistant silicone sealant. Ensure that all air vents are free to
prevent the induction elements from overheating and switching off automatically. If overheating occurs, the induction
cooktop must cool off before it can be used again.
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