Contents
1 Safety precautions
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1.1
Symbols used ........................................................................................................ 5
1.2
General safety precautions ................................................................................. 6
1.3
Appliance-specific safety precautions............................................................... 7
1.4
Instructions for use ............................................................................................... 7
2 Using for the first time
10
3 Your appliance
11
3.1
Appliance overview............................................................................................. 11
3.2
Operating and display elements ...................................................................... 12
3.3
How induction hobs function ............................................................................ 13
3.4
Pan detection....................................................................................................... 13
3.5
Flexible cooking .................................................................................................. 13
3.6
Cookware ............................................................................................................. 14
3.7
OptiGlass .............................................................................................................. 15
4 Operating the appliance
16
4.1
Switching the appliance on and off ................................................................. 16
4.2
Selecting a cooking zone .................................................................................. 16
4.3
Switching a cooking zone off ........................................................................... 16
4.4
Residual heat indicator ...................................................................................... 16
4.5
Overview of power levels................................................................................... 17
4.6
Melting function ................................................................................................... 17
4.7
Keep warm function............................................................................................ 18
4.8
Simmer function .................................................................................................. 18
4.9
PowerPlus............................................................................................................. 18
4.10
Bridging function ................................................................................................. 21
4.11
Automatic boost .................................................................................................. 21
4.12
Operating time..................................................................................................... 22
4.13
Timer...................................................................................................................... 24
4.14
Childproof lock .................................................................................................... 25
4.15
Restore function .................................................................................................. 26
4.16
Pause cooking..................................................................................................... 26
4.17
Wipe protection ................................................................................................... 26
5 User settings
27
5.1
Changing user settings...................................................................................... 28
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Page 1: ...Operating instructions GK46TIMS GK46TIMXS GK56TIMS Induction hob...
Page 2: ...technical standard of the appliance at the time these operating instructions went to press The right to make tech nical modifications for the purpose of the further development of the appliance is res...
Page 3: ...Cookware 14 3 7 OptiGlass 15 4 Operating the appliance 16 4 1 Switching the appliance on and off 16 4 2 Selecting a cooking zone 16 4 3 Switching a cooking zone off 16 4 4 Residual heat indicator 16 4...
Page 4: ...6 Care and maintenance 29 6 1 OptiGlass 30 7 Trouble shooting 31 8 Technical data 34 8 1 Product fiche 34 9 Disposal 36 Index 37 10 Service Support 39 4...
Page 5: ...cautions can result in injury or in damage to the appliance or fittings Information and precautions that should be observed Information on disposal Information about the operating instructions Indicat...
Page 6: ...ith the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be undertaken by children without su pervision If an appliance is not equipped with a mains cable and a plug or other means for disconnecting...
Page 7: ...ING It can be dangerous to leave the hob unattended when cooking with fat or oil as this can lead to fires NEVER attempt to extinguish a fire with water Instead switch the ap pliance off and then care...
Page 8: ...nce together with the installation instructions The appliance corresponds to recognized technology standards and the rel evant safety regulations However proper use of the appliance is essential to av...
Page 9: ...still hot with a scraper Pots with pure copper or aluminium bases should not be used for cooking as they can leave behind traces that can be difficult to clean If the traces are not removed immediatel...
Page 10: ...e that the room is well ventilated Where is the identification plate The identification plate and the connection plate are located on the underside of the hob 1 2 1 Identification plate with serial nu...
Page 11: ...3 1 Appliance overview GK46TIMSC O GK46TIMSU O GK46TIMSZ O 4 adjustable cooking zones GK46TIMXSC GK46TIMXSZ 4 adjustable cooking zones GK56TIMSC O GK56TIMSZ O 4 adjustable cooking zones Central cookin...
Page 12: ...d restore function Operating time function as plus button Timer function as minus button Multi function button Displays 1 Cooking zone power level 2 Operating time activated 3 Bridging function activa...
Page 13: ...ooking zone is equipped with pan detection This detects suitable in duction compatible cookware with a magnetic base If the cookware is removed during operation or if unsuitable cookware is used the p...
Page 14: ...st be clean dry and smooth Centre the cookware in the middle of the cooking zone Use a well fitting lid Match the diameter of the cookware to the quantity of food to be cooked Coated cookware Coated c...
Page 15: ...ed glass surfaces Under normal circumstances significantly fewer scratches should oc cur on the glass surface during cooking However even a sharp grain of sand or particle of grit for example under a...
Page 16: ...seconds for safety reasons To switch the appliance off Press the button 4 2 Selecting a cooking zone Touch the slider of the required cooking zone or swipe it to set the power level 4 3 Switching a co...
Page 17: ...ooking reducing stewing steaming Vegetables potatoes sauces fruit fish 5 6 Continued cooking braising Pasta soup braised meat 7 Gentle frying R sti omelettes breaded fried foods sausages 8 Frying deep...
Page 18: ...el it is generally recom mended the pan lid be left off when using the simmer function With the simmer function sausages dumplings and stuffed pasta for in stance can be cooked in hot water just below...
Page 19: ...IMSZ O GK46TIMXSC GK46TIMXSZ A B 1 2 3 4 PowerPlus cannot be used with both cooking zones of a group A or B at the same time If PowerPlus is activated with both cooking zones of a group then the power...
Page 20: ...ng zones of a group then the power output is reduced for the cooking zone that was first selected Cooking zone 5 can be operated with PowerPlus independently of groups A and B PowerPlus with cooking z...
Page 21: ...idging function off Touch both sliders at the same time Both cooking zones revert to the previous settings Each cooking zone can be regulated individually again 4 11 Automatic boost Do not leave the h...
Page 22: ...h the operating time function a Cooking zone switches off automatically after a set time 1 min 1 h 59 min Setting the operating time Select the required cooking zone Touch the button flashes in the di...
Page 23: ...ng zone Touch the and buttons at the same time flashes in the display The cooking zone continues to run End of the operating time When the operating time is up the relevant cooking zone switches off a...
Page 24: ...ton is touched illuminates in the display The first time the button is touched illuminates in the display The standard value can be adjusted in the user settings To quickly change the duration of the...
Page 25: ...conds Operating the appliance with the childproof lock activated Switch the appliance on Touch the and buttons at the same time An acoustic signal is emitted The childproof lock is overridden The appl...
Page 26: ...s interrupted The timer continues to run All buttons except and are inactive If the pause cooking function is not turned off within 10 minutes the appliance switches off completely Touch the button ag...
Page 27: ...2 Automatically off after 1 min P2 Operating time PowerPlus 0 Ends after 5 mins 1 1 Ends after 10 mins 2 Ends after 15 mins P3 Automatic boost 0 Automatic boost off 1 1 Automatic boost on P4 Default o...
Page 28: ...r setting e g appears in display 3 The current user setting value is shown in display 2 2 3 1 Use the button to select the next highest and the button the next lowest user setting Touch the left or ri...
Page 29: ...low the detergent manufacturer s in structions for use Using a detergent with a protective additive is recommen ded Remove stubborn soiling e g boiled over milk while still warm using a glass ceramic...
Page 30: ...cial cleaning sponge for glass ceramic hobs Add a few drops of a suitable cleaning fluid to the cold hob surface and rub over the surface using kitchen towel or a clean cloth Wipe off with a wet cloth...
Page 31: ...agnetic cookware See Cookware section Cookware is too small for the cooking zone selected Ensure cookware corresponds to the size of the cooking zone illuminates in the displays Possible cause Solutio...
Page 32: ...e depends on the power level set Power level function 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Safety shut off after hrs mins 2 00 8 30 6 30 5 30 4 30 3 30 3 00 2 30 2 00 1 30 flashes in the display Possible cause Solution...
Page 33: ...10 minutes the appliance can be used again as normal Ventilation is defective Note down the error number Note down the serial number FN of the appliance See the identification plate for this Call Cust...
Page 34: ...18 20 18 20 Energy consumption per cooking zone Wh kg 185 5 187 8 184 5 184 1 192 6 Energy consumption of the entire hob EC Wh kg 186 9 Model number GK 31086 Type designation GK GK46TIMSC O GK46TIMSU...
Page 35: ...6TIMXSC GK46TIMXSZ Number of cooking zones 4 Heating technology Induction cooking zone Dimensions of cooking zone cm 18 20 18 20 18 20 18 20 Energy consumption per cooking zone Wh kg 185 7 185 7 181 6...
Page 36: ...ed out by a qualified electrician Then cut the mains cable off flush with the appliance 9 3 Disposal The crossed out wheeled bin symbol requires the separate collection of waste electrical and electro...
Page 37: ...ching off 18 Switching on 18 M Melting function 17 Switching off 17 Switching on 17 Model number 2 O Operating and display elements 12 Buttons 12 Displays 12 Operating time 22 Changing 22 Finished 23...
Page 38: ...Type 2 U User settings 27 Changing 28 Switching off before time 28 Using for the first time 10 V Validity 2 W Warranty extensions 39 Where is the identification plate 10 Wipe protection 26 38...
Page 39: ...equire the serial number FN and appliance designation to complete the registration process This information can be found on the identification plate for your appliance My appliance information FN ____...
Page 40: ...ed for 1 second To set a cooking zone Touch the slider for the required cooking zone or swipe it to set the power level Or Touch to heat a large quantity of water quickly To switch cooking zone off To...