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60 cm 4 Zone ( 2 Induction and

2 Ceramic )Touch Control cooktop

AC881

User Manual

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Summary of Contents for AC881

Page 1: ...60 cm 4 Zone 2 Induction and 2 Ceramic Touch Control cooktop AC881 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...CONTENTS WARNING DESCRIPTION OF THE COOKTOP AC881 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CABINET INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL CONNECTION COOKING AND USAGE TIPS CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 3: ...he cooking zone controls may be accidentally turned on resulting in possible fire property damage and personal injury Don t wear loose clothing while cooking as garments may catch cookware handles Sufficient space is needed around the cooktop while cooking Use dry cookware holders Wet pot holders can build up steam Do nut use towels or other large pieces of cloth to pick up cooking cookware Wipe c...

Page 4: ... waiting for an element to heat up or cool down so you see the results of a setting change instantly Speed Brings water to the boil faster than any other cooking method Safety The cooktop does not generate heat so presents much less of a fire or burning hazard Choose The Right Cookware for 2 Induction cooking zones Cookware that you use must have a base made from a ferromagnetic material ie a mate...

Page 5: ...y to use mode The electric fans will be automatically turned on with a beep sound but if no cooking operation has started after one minute the unit will shut off Operation of the INDUCTION Left zones of the cooktop 1 Press ON OFF button to turn on 2 Control heating levels of the element can be done through selecting Power or Temperature control modes Touch the MENU button of the element of your ch...

Page 6: ...minutes and hours Set up minutes with short touch for 1 minute intervals and longer touch is 5 minutes until the timer display shows the required number of minutes To set up hours press the TIMER button again and use and buttons to set the hours When complete the 4 digits display will flash three times to confirm settings done and start count down To clear the timer touch the TIMER button again Th...

Page 7: ...eat resistance of supporting cabinetry Adequate ventilation The manufacturer does not accept any liability for any damage or injury caused by improper installation Create the Cutout in the Benchtop The dimensions of the cooktop and recommended cutout are shown in images 1 and 2 Ensure the following All required clearances are observed There is adequate ventilation for the fans to operate Image1 im...

Page 8: ...pply ensure that the mains power corresponds with the requirements on the cooktop s rating plate The appliance must be adequately earthed The cooktop has an earth wire and does not have a plug It must be connected by means of a special power cord which must be correctly earthed In particular The cooktop must be connected to the mains using 3x2 5mm2 power line via a bipolar switch which has at leas...

Page 9: ...ookware is close to or exactly the same size as the cooking zone The size of the cooking zone is marked by a white ring etched on the glass In particular The pot should not overhang the zone by more than 25mm The pot should cover at least 60 of the zone for it to work If the element is on with either no pot or a pot which is too small the display will flash with the E1 symbol Pans less than 12cm i...

Page 10: ... a paper towel Use a protective glove or mitt to prevent burning Important Melted plastic or spills involving foods with a high sugar content must be removed immediately before the cooktop has cooled or they will become permanently fused into the glass top Use a ceramic cooktop scraper to completely lift the spilled residue and move it to a cool area of the cooktop Wait till the affected part of t...

Page 11: ...voltage too high E4 Heat sensor open circuit or short circuit E5 Operational software error E6 Over current protection E7 High temperature controller open or short circuit E8 Top plate overheated E9 High temperature controller over heated Ceramic Cooktop E2 Supply voltage too low E3 Supply voltage too high E4 Heat sensor open circuit or short circuit E5 Heat sensor error E7 Silicon controller sens...

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