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Hob instructions

Ceramic glass surface

The cooking surface is made of proven ceramic glass.

The surface is non--porous and, in addition, insensitive

to quick variations in temperature. Therefore pots may

be moved from a hot to a cold zone.

When switching on the cooking zones there may occur

a short--termed audible buzzing sound of the radiant

elements. This sound is physically conditioned, without

any harm to the performance of the appliance and fa-

ding away with sufficient heating of the cooking zone.

Keep all objects and materials that might smelt

away from the hobs, e.g. plastic and aluminum

foils.
Be careful when using sugar or sugar--contai-

ning fluids for the preparation. If anything hap-

pened to smelt on the cooking surface, remove

it

immediately

--

when still hot

-- using a razor

blade scraper in order to avoid damages of the

surface.

Switch-on and regulation

The cooking zones are switched and regulated by

means of 4 energie controlled switches on the right of

the hob. You may set the desired output by setting to

positions 1 - 9.

The setting knobs have to be turned to the rigth to the

desired output. Position 9 refers to the highest and 1

to lowest output. 0 is the OFF-position.

The setting chart provides you with hints for practical

use.

Switches for dual-circuit zones

Small circuit: turn the switch to the left. The smaller cir-

cuit is controlled in the range from 1 to 9.
Dual-circuit: Turn the knob beyond position 9 over a

distinct stop to symbol , the second circuit is switched

on in addition.
Both circuits now are controlled in the range from 1 to

9.

Switch-off

Switch off your cooking zones by turning the knobs in

the OFF-position.

After use make sure that the appliance is swit-

ched off. All rotary knobs must be set to the

OFF-position.

Switch-on position

for 2nd hotplate

zone

Hotplate setting chart

Function

Examples

OFF

0

----

keep--warm, heating

up, beating of melting

1

2

smaller amount of hot pot,

sauce, butter, chocolate

swelling up

defrosting

3

rice

spinach

frying without crust

4

omelet,

fried eggs

indulgent cooking

swelling up

5

vegetables, small

amounts of fruit with little

liquid, farinaceous product

boiling

6

boiled potatoes, stews,

soups, sauces

indulgent frying

baking

7

schnitzel, cutlets, meat-

balls, fish--filet

in deep fat

quick frying

in series

8

potato fritters, pan--cakes,

fried eggs

parboiling, lighly

frying

9

...then switch--back to ap-

propriate setting

Summary of Contents for ZKF 65 LX

Page 1: ...Operating and Installation Instruction Electric Ceramic glass Hob ZKF 65 LN ZKF 65 LX GB ...

Page 2: ...s and pans 17 Intelligent energy consumption 17 Cleaning and care 18 Special problems 18 What to do in case of an error 22 Type plate 22 Installation instructions Important hints on safety 14 Installation instructions 19 Unpacking and disposal 19 Installation in the kitchen worktop 19 Built in dimensions 20 Built in 20 Electric connection 21 Type plate 22 Pour l utilisateur Règles de sécurité impo...

Page 3: ...e and operation In case of careless handling there is danger of bur ning oneself at the heating elements in the cooking area Do not switch on cooking zones unless pots or pans are placed on them Vessels and their bottoms have to be dry and clean Do not use hobs for parking any objects The preparation of food in aluminum foil or plastic con tainers is not allowed The hob gets damaged when you opera...

Page 4: ...Appliances with obvious transport damages must not be con nected to the mains First cleaning In order to remove possible production remnants clean the appliance once prior to the first use Remove any possibly existing labels and protective foils from the ceramic glass surface Clean the ceramic glass plate and the frame with hot water and a washing up liquid and wipe it dry First heating up The coo...

Page 5: ...h to the desired output Position 9 refers to the highest and 1 to lowest output 0 is the OFF position The setting chart provides you with hints for practical use Switches for dual circuit zones Small circuit turn the switch to the left The smaller cir cuit is controlled in the range from 1 to 9 Dual circuit Turn the knob beyond position 9 over a distinct stop to symbol the secondcircuit isswitched...

Page 6: ...ding cleaning of vegetable get on the cooking surface when the pot is moved around on it Dishes with aluminium and copper bottoms may leave metallic discolouration on the ceramic glass surface which is only hard to remove or even not at all Intelligent consumption of energy To save energy you should D exclusively make use of suitable boiling and roasting vessels with smooth and even bottom D on pr...

Page 7: ...to the hot ceramic glass surface Cleansing agents have always to be wiped off comple tely with a damp cloth as they have an corrosive effect when reheated Finally wipe dry Never use any aggressive or scouring clean sing agents such as grill or oven sprays stain or rust removers scouring powder or scouring sponges Special problems when a chemical cleansing agent is not suffi cient The razor blade s...

Page 8: ...orderly Do please adhere to the national and regional prescrip tions material separation waste collection residuary product yards Installation in the kitchen worktop Electrical safety is to be ensured by professio nal installation Protection against accidental contact accor ding to the regulations set by VDE or other local authorities and EN 60335 must be ensured by correct installation of the app...

Page 9: ...cisely saw at the mark line Recommendation Mark the cut out with a steel needle Glue something on the line in order to avoid shattering of the coat when cutting With tile coated worktop areas the slits in the support ing area for the cooking area must be filled up com pletely Clean the worktop in the cutout area From the top lay the cooking area into the cutout adjust concentrically and firmly pre...

Page 10: ... slide According to existing mains voltage the appliance has to be connected in correspondence with the diagrams of connecting possibilities The bridges of the terminal board are to be changed accordingly if need be The protective conductor is to be connected to terminal The protective conductor must be longer than live leads The cable connections have to be established as prescribed and the termi...

Page 11: ...r accessories with technical queries Spare parts service After sales service Address Tel Fax Address Tel Fax The type plate is placed on the bottom of the applian ce After built in and installation you cannot look at this informations So please notice the F Nr into the beside type plate Type plate This appliance is corresponding to the EG rules 73 23 EWG 89 336 EWG 90 683 EWG MADE IN GERMANY TYP P...

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