F
F
If a problem persists, contact your approved service centre. See list of approved service centres.
• This appliance is designed solely for domestic use; any professional or inappropriate use or use not in
accordance with these instructions renders the manufacturer’s liability and warranty null and void.
• Carefully read the instructions before using your appliance. Any use that does not conform to the
instructions for use will absolve TEFAL from any liability.
• In accordance with the regulations in force, any waste appliance must be made definitively unusable.
Disconnect and cut the power cord before discarding the appliance.
• Environment Directive 2002/95/EC
Environment protection first !
Your appliance contains valuable materials which can be recovered or recycled.
Leave it at a local civic waste collection point.
If you have any product problems or queries, please contact our Customer Relations Team first for
expert help and advice:
0845 602 1454 - UK
(01) 461 0390 - Ireland
or consult our website - www.tefal.co.uk
Warranty
Environment
Code
Meaning
Solution
E-1
Oven overheated in oven mode.
Temperature above 240°C.
Turn off and allow to cool.
E-2
Heating problem. Oven has not reached 40°C
after 3 minutes.
Contact an approved service centre.
Do not dismantle the appliance.
E-3
Hotplate overheated: temperature above 240°C.
Turn off and allow to cool.
E-4
Heating problem. Hotplate has not reached 40°C
after 3 minutes.
Contact an approved service centre.
Do not dismantle the appliance.
E-5
Hotplate sensor.
Contact an approved service centre.
Do not dismantle the appliance.
E-6
Hotplate sensor short-circuit.
Contact an approved service centre.
E-7
Door closed sensor defective
Contact an approved service centre.
E-8
Oven temperature sensor short-circuit.
Contact an approved service centre.
E-9
Water feed problem.
Check that water tank is properly
in place. Check that water level is
adequate.
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