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next to devices or objects, which
react sensitively to magnetic fields
(e.g. radios, TV’s, cassette recorders,
etc.).

Do not place induction hotplates next
to open fires, heaters or other sources
of heat.

Make sure that the mains connection
cable is not damaged or squashed
beneath the device.

Make sure that the mains connection
cable does not come into contact with
sharp edges and/or hot surfaces.
Commissioning the device

Prior to connecting the device, check
that the voltage indicated on the
rating plate corresponds to the volt-
age supply in your home. An incorrect
connection may lead to serious dam-
age to the device and injury to per-
sons.

The hotplates surface consists of tem-
perature-resistant ceramics. If any
damage is visible, disconnect the de-
vice from the power supply immedi-
ately and contact customer services.

We recommend not placing metal
kitchen utensils, cookware or pan lids,
knives or other metal objects on the
hotplate. These may heat up when the
device is turned on.

In order to avoid overheating, do not
place any aluminium foil or metal
plates on the device.

Do not insert any objects like wires
or tools into the ventilation slots as
this may cause electric shocks.

Do not touch the hot surface of the
ceramic field. Please note: the induc-
tion hot plate does not heat up itself
during cooking, but the temperature
of the cookware heats up the hot-
plate.

Do not heat up any unopened tins
on the induction hotplate. A heated
tin could explode, therefore remove
the lid beforehand.

Scientific tests have proven that in-
duction hotplates do not pose a risk.
However, persons with a pacemaker
should keep a minimum distance of
60 cm to the device while it is in op-
eration.
Operating the device

Plug the lead into a suitable power
outlet and an acoustic signal will
sound and the LED display will show
“L” .

Place induction compatible
cookware in the centre of the hot-
plate. Please note you can test the
suitability of the cookware by placing
a magnet (such as a fridge magnet)
onto the bottom of the cookware. If