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TPB tech Ref. 75.08014.242
INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL

TPB ® TOP PORZELANIK BARCELONA

08480 L’AMETLLA DEL VALLÈS
BARCELONA
SPAIN
Phone: +34 93 117 66 39

www.tpbarcelona.com

e-mail: [email protected]

New Zealand Agent:

UNIVERSAL GRANITE LTD.
9 Turin Place
OTARA, AUKLAND
Phone: 09 224 88 46
e-mail: [email protected]

Summary of Contents for Tech 75.08014.242

Page 1: ...ORZELANIK BARCELONA 08480 L AMETLLA DEL VALL S BARCELONA SPAIN Phone 34 93 117 66 39 www tpbarcelona com e mail info tpbarcelona com New Zealand Agent UNIVERSAL GRANITE LTD 9 Turin Place OTARA AUKLAND...

Page 2: ...ol panel Residual heat indicator 9 9 10 Programming the cooking plate Turning the cooking plate off and on Setting the cooking area Cooking table 10 10 11 12 13 14 Child safe system Turning the child...

Page 3: ...nal timer or remote control This appliance is not intented for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they ha...

Page 4: ...e from the mains Notify the Technical Assistance Department of electric shock Danger of breakdown The plate is equipped with a fan located in the lower part of the same Drawers under the cooking plate...

Page 5: ...ater as possible when cooking This saves energy and conserves the vitamins and minerals of vegetables Select the lowest cooking power level possible Cooking at excessively high temperatures wastes ene...

Page 6: ...uch as stainless steel sandwich pans spread heat uniformly saving both time and energy The so called three layer pans Absence of a pan or inappropriate size If you do not place a pan on the cooking ar...

Page 7: ...he distribution of heat may not be uniform Pans with areas of aluminium inserted in the base reduce the ferromagnetic area meaning the power supplied may be less the pan may be hard to detect or may n...

Page 8: ...s remain clean The residual temperature on the surface remains very low due to the elevation of the cookware since it is not in direct contact with the surface There are also no strident noises when m...

Page 9: ...rea Control surfaces On pressing a symbol the corresponding function is activated N B Keep the control surfaces dry at all times Moisture may affect the operation Control surfaces and indicators Main...

Page 10: ...table illustrates the power levels Turning the cooking plate on and off The cooking plate is turned on and off using the main switch To turn it on press the symbol You will hear a beep The indicator l...

Page 11: ...el features an intermediate setting These levels are set using the buttons Selecting the cooking area and the power level The cooking plate should be on Select the cooking area using the symbol The ma...

Page 12: ...tir from time to time when heating pur es soups and fine sauces Use power level 9 when beginning to cook Power level Melting Chocolate chocolate topping 1 1 Butter honey jelly 1 2 Heating and keeping...

Page 13: ...s 6 7 Steak 3 cm thick 7 8 Breast 2 cm thick 5 6 Deep frozen breast 5 6 Hamburgers meatballs 3 cm thick 4 5 Plain fish and fish fillets 5 6 Breaded fish and fish fillets 6 7 Deep frozen breaded fish e...

Page 14: ...ooking plate should be off To turn the device on and off press the indicators in the center with the pad not with the tip of your finger for 2 to 3 seconds If nothing happens lift your finger and repe...

Page 15: ...the minus button the appliance should turn off Booster function The Booster function enables you to heat large amounts of water faster than when using power level 9 Restrictions of use This function...

Page 16: ...worktop Cooking area Cleaning Clean the cooking area each time it is used This will prevent stuck on food remains from burning Do not clean the cooking area until it has cooled down sufficiently Use c...

Page 17: ...Wait for the electronic system to cool down and sufficiently and turn it on again If the defect persists notify the Technical Assistance Department Do not place hot pans on the control panel Normal op...

Page 18: ...when the temperature read is high The fan may also work due to inertia after the cooking plate has been turned off if the temperature is still too high The aforementioned noises are normal are a part...

Page 19: ...lid of the electronic device located under the worktop You should be reminded that the Technical Assistance is not free of charge in the event of improper handling even when covered under the guarant...