CookTek MC1800G, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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General Operation:
Plug cooktop into a grounded, single-phase receptacle. Models will run on 100-
120VAC drawing up to 1800W depending on model, or on 200-240VAC drawing a
maximum of 3500W depending on model. Check rating plate on unit to verify
correct voltage and wattage. Voltages below 120VAC or 240VAC can result in less
than rated power and slower heating times.
NOTE: For proper operation, a dedicated circuit should be used for each unit
installed. Each circuit should be protected with a 20-amp circuit breaker. When
your application requires high intense heat or you want a quick temperature
increase, the Power mode should be used.
What to Do:
● Turn the cooktop “ON” by pressing the POWER button on the glass.
● Adjust your power settings using the slider from 0-100 (MAX). You can also use
the precision control buttons to adjust to more precise power settings.
● Use your finger on the slider or precision control buttons to adjust the power
levels. The left side will lower power and the right side will increase power.
The pan logo in the upper right corner indicates
an induction compatible pan is on the unit. If
there is an “X” across the pan, the unit is
indicating that there is a non-induction
compatible pan on the unit or no pan at all.
● To turn the cooktop off, press the POWER button on the glass and the LCD
Information Center will display the CookTek logo as shown in figure 6 above.
COOkING By POWER COOk (WATTAGE)
Figure 6: LCD Information Center display
when plugged in, but in the OFF position.
Figure 7: Cook Mode Screen