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Appliance description

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Powerplus

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Automatic boost

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Control panel with separate touch control and display element for each cooking
zone

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Electronic energy regulator with 9 power levels

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Keep warm setting

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Operating time

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Timer

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Automatic safety shut-off

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Pause cooking

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Childproof lock

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Acoustic signal

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Pan detection

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Cooking zone markings

Construction

GK36TI, GK36TIF, GK36TIC

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One ø 250 mm cooking zone

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One ø 210 mm cooking zone

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One ø 145 mm cooking zone

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Summary of Contents for GK36TI/C/F

Page 1: ...Glass ceramic hob 3 zone induction Operating instructions V ZUG Ltd...

Page 2: ...press The right to make technical modifica tions for the purpose of the further development of the appliance is reserved Symbols used A Indicates step by step instructions Describes how the appliance...

Page 3: ...10 Operating and display elements 11 How induction hobs function 12 Cooking zone 12 User settings 13 Childproof lock 13 Acoustic signal 14 Operation 15 Pan detection 18 Powerplus 19 Automatic boost 21...

Page 4: ...Contents 4 Care and maintenace 29 Cleaning 29 Trouble shooting 31 What to do if 31 Technical data 34 Disposal 35 Notes 36 Index 37 Repair service 39 Quick instructions 40...

Page 5: ...st time The appliance must be installed and connected to the electricity supply in accord ance with the separate installation instructions The necessary work should be car ried out by a qualified fitt...

Page 6: ...necessary Retain these operating instructions for future reference If you sell or pass the appli ance on to a third party please ensure these operating instructions accompany the appliance together w...

Page 7: ...properly or if cracks caused by an extreme mech anical impact appear on the surface disconnect the appliance from the mains immediately If the mains cable is damaged it must be replaced by Customer Se...

Page 8: ...ent medical authority Caution Burns Fire hazard Do not leave the appliance unattended when in use Ensure objects made of metal or with metallic parts e g cutlery aluminium foil wrapping paper do not c...

Page 9: ...n damage the surface of the appliance Do not use the appliance as a storage area In particular do not deposit any in flammable materials cardboard or plastic packaging on the surface Tin zinc and alum...

Page 10: ...t for each cooking zone Electronic energy regulator with 9 power levels Keep warm setting Operating time Timer Automatic safety shut off Pause cooking Childproof lock Acoustic signal Pan detection Coo...

Page 11: ...Appliance ON OFF 2 Pause cooking ON OFF 3 Increase power 4 Reduce power 5 Powerplus 6 Increase operating time 7 Reduce operating time Displays 8 Cooking zone power level 9 Operating time Timer 10 Paus...

Page 12: ...eramic plate remains relatively cool as it only receives heat from the hot cookware Removing the cookware from the cooking zone immediately interrupts the supply of energy Cooking zone Residual heat i...

Page 13: ...ess the touch button to switch the appliance on appears in the power level displays for about 10 seconds A With the childproof lock activated hold the touch button depressed and at the same time press...

Page 14: ...n A Hold the touch button depressed for about 3 seconds A double acoustic signal confirms the setting Switching on Ensure all cooking zones are switched off A Press the touch button to switch the appl...

Page 15: ...the timer on within 10 seconds If no touch button is pressed within 10 seconds then for safety reasons the ap pliance switches off automatically Setting the power level A Press the touch button for t...

Page 16: ...ves as a guide only It is recommended that the power level be increased or reduced depending on the quantities being cooked Power level Use Keep warm Keeping cooked food warm at around 65 C 1 Melting...

Page 17: ...the power level of all the cooking zones can be temporarily re duced to for a maximum of 10 minutes Thereafter the appliance can continue to be operated using the selected settings A Press the touch b...

Page 18: ...is removed from the cooking zone during operation the power output is interrupted and appears in the display If the cookware is unsuitable appears in the display Pan detection runs 10 minutes If in t...

Page 19: ...only be used with one cooking zone at a time on the left hand side i e 1 or 2 When Powerplus is activated the other cooking zone on the left hand side works at reduced power If Powerplus is being use...

Page 20: ...o switch off before time A Press the touch button again Power level is active Alternatively A Press the touch button repeatedly for the required power level Removing the cookware interrupts Powerplus...

Page 21: ...repeatedly for the required power level e g and alternate in the display while the automatic boost is activated When the automatic boost is over the power level is reduced to that set for continuing...

Page 22: ...the or touch buttons again to set the required operating time Hold the touch button depressed to incrementally change the duration As long as the indicator lights are flashing the operating time can...

Page 23: ...off If none of the other cooking zones are in use the appliance switches off auto matically after 10 seconds Turning the operating time function off before time A Press the touch button for the opera...

Page 24: ...ghts for the cooking zones flash Alternatively A Press the touch button for the operating time 1 appears in the display The four indicator lights for the cooking zones flash A Press the or button agai...

Page 25: ...When in use induction cookware can produce noise This does not indicate any mal function nor does it affect the functioning of the appliance in any way The base of the cookware should have no sharp ri...

Page 26: ...used the cooking zones switch off automatically after a certain period of time If the cooking zone has been switched off because the time limit has been exceed ed and flash alternately in the display...

Page 27: ...lash ing display The cooking zone can now be switched on again Cooking zones Each cooking zone is equipped with an excess temperature sensor If the sensor is activated the following measures are imple...

Page 28: ...sponding cooking zone switches off automatically A continuous acoustic signal is emitted flashes in the corresponding display A Remove the object or food that has boiled over etc The appliance can now...

Page 29: ...s soup spills etc use a clean cloth or sponge add detergent to the surface and rub clean Always follow the detergent manufacturer s instructions for use A Stubborn soiling boiled over milk and non sug...

Page 30: ...unt of limescale remover e g vinegar lemon juice descaler For stronger stains allow the solu tion to work longer Wipe clean with a clean damp cloth Use of improper cleaning techniques can result in da...

Page 31: ...ggered A Switch the cooking zone back on again when required Possible cause Solutions The excess temperature pro tection has been triggered A Check the cookware and the food being cooked A Allow the c...

Page 32: ...Reset the circuit breaker The fuse or circuit breaker keeps blowing A Call Customer Services An interruption in the power supply A Check the power supply Possible cause Solution Object e g pans keys o...

Page 33: ...Customer Services Possible cause Solution The corresponding cooking zone s is are defective A Note down the error number A Call Customer Services A Press the touch button to cancel the error message C...

Page 34: ...34 Technical data Electrical connection Connected load Dimensions H W D Voltage 400 V 2N 50 Hz Fuse 16 A GK36TI GK36TIV GK36TIC 7400 W GK36TI 55 584 514 mm GK36TIV 55 584 514 mm GK36TIC 55 550 480 mm...

Page 35: ...ocket or have the appliance disconnected from the mains by a qualified electrician Then cut off the mains cable Disposal The old appliance should not be discarded as worthless rubbish If disposed of c...

Page 36: ...36 Notes...

Page 37: ...ts 11 Displays 11 Disposal 35 E Excess temperature 27 I Induction hobs Functioning of 12 K Keep warm setting 16 M Maintenance 29 O Operating elements 11 Operating time 22 Operation 15 P Packaging 35 P...

Page 38: ...Index 38 T Technical data 34 Timer 24 Touch buttons 11 Trouble shooting 31 U User settings 13 Using for the first time 5...

Page 39: ...n your tele phone or address book You will also find the same details on the certificate of guarantee the original sales invoice and the identification plate of the appliance A Open fitted unit undern...

Page 40: ...ng zone A Select the power level within 10 seconds using the or touch button Alternatively A Press the touch button to heat a large amount of water quickly To switch cooking zone off A Press the touch...

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