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Pots and pans and how to use them 

Attention 

 

The pots and pans that can be used on this hob must be made of ferromagnetic material. 
They  can  be  made  of  enameied  steel,  cast  iron  or  special  pans  of  stainless  steel  for 
induction. The diameter of the pan should be at least 11cm. 

 

 

To make sure a pan is suitable, try using a magnet to see if it sticks to the bottom of the 
pan.  Never  use  normal  thin  steel  nor  anything  containing  even  just  an  amount  of  glass, 
terracotta, copper or aluminium. 

 

 

The  display  of  the  cooking  area  will  show  if  the  pan  is  suitable,  if  the  power  indicator 
flashes the pan is not suitable or the diameter of the bottom is too small for the diameter 
of the cooking area. 

 

 

The pots and pans must be placed precisely in the middle of the cooking area. 

 

 

In  some  cooking  areas  an  internal  diameter  is  indicated,with  a  lighter  outline,which 
advises the user to go to a smaller cooking area,ifavailable,with smaller diameter pan.This 
is to obtain optimim performance and efficiency. You can however use pans with smaller 
diameters than this limit. 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
Safety reminding 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A dedicated power protectionair 
switch must be incorporeted in 
the fixed wiring in accordance 
with the wiring rules.                                                 
 

Never use the hob in high 
temperature environment.            

Never wash the hob with water 
derectly. Steam cleaner is not to be 
used. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for TIA732

Page 1: ...TIA732 Induction Hob Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...nts 1 Safety instructions 2 2 Installation 5 3 Description of the appliance 8 4 Error Code 10 5 Pots and pans and how to use them 11 6 Maintenance and cleaning 13 7 Troubleshooting 15 8 Environmental...

Page 3: ...er s instructions and in conformity with local norms in force The hob must be installed and grounded by qualified personnel Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance unless specifically recom...

Page 4: ...ess has to be supervised continuously WARNING Use only hob guards designed by the manufacturer of the cooking appliance or indicated by the manufacturer of the appliance in the instructions for use as...

Page 5: ...verify that the material of the pan is suitable that is ferrous use a magnet To prevent damage to the electronic circuit the hob has a sensor that constantly controls the temperature of the circuit it...

Page 6: ...ble surface should be at least 30mm please select heat resistant table material to avoid larger deformation caused by the heat radiation from the cooker As shown in the Figure 1 2 ATTENTION important...

Page 7: ...g a minimum distance of 100 mm Carry out all cutting of the unit and work surface then carefully remove shavings or sawdust before inserting the appliances To ensure a correct ventilation of the hob p...

Page 8: ...work surface Do not use silicone Apply the seal to the edge of the bottom of the hob leaving about 3mm from the edge of the glass Apply the seal all around the circumference Cut any excess and bring...

Page 9: ...rn on or turn off the machine 2 CHILD LOCK Press the button one time tolockit Other button can t operate when it is lock Long press the button to unlock 3 UP Increase the power level or add the time 4...

Page 10: ...detected If that occurs the appliance will enter intofault alarm processing state Power management Each burner is 2000W max If both burners are set to max power P9 the second burner that is turned on...

Page 11: ...b will turn off automatically if suitable pan or pot is placed within 20s the hob will start to work E1 Voltage is too low Lower than AC 160V 5 will alarm E2 Voltage is too high Higher than AC 270V 5...

Page 12: ...the power indicator flashes the pan is not suitable or the diameter of the bottom is too small for the diameter of the cooking area The pots and pans must be placed precisely in the middle of the cook...

Page 13: ...it safely Do not place rough or uneven appliances which may damage the ceramic surface If the surface is cracked pull out the plug to avoid the possibility of electric shock Do not put any detergents...

Page 14: ...to suck up If there is dirt with oil add a little illustrious detergent with tooth brush to clean 8 Don t use caustic impregnates to clean It may damage the cooker by chemical reaction Do not use scru...

Page 15: ...scraper Cleaning after each use Dry any splashes with a damp spongeor paper towel rinse and dry If any stains remain use some vinegar rinse and dry Cleaning with cream detergents for glass hobs Apply...

Page 16: ...remove any utensils and continue cooking During cooking the hob makes a noise Thetechnology of induction heating is based on the capacity of certain materials to vibrate when subject to high frequenc...

Page 17: ...which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product DISPOSAL OF THE APPLIANCE Old appliances should not simply be disposed of with normal household waste but should be del...

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