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Cooking level
Power
level [%]
Operating
time [h]
0
0
0
1
3
6
2
6.5
6
3
11.0
5
4
15.5
5
5
19.0
4
6
31.5
1.5
7
45.0
1.5
8
64.5
1.5
9
100
1.5
Protection against involuntary activation
The Touch Control switches off automatically in the event of
an identified permanent use of the keys for approximately 10
seconds.
The Touch Control beeps for 10 seconds and the error code “E
R 0 3” flashes on the display.
If the malfunction exceeds 10 sec, only the error code “ER 03”
continues to flash during the malfunction time and is identified
as such. If the cooking zone is in the “hot” phase, the symbol
alternates with the error code.
(After cleaning the glass that covers the keys, all the keys are
ready for use in a short space of time).
If a cooking zone is not activated within 10 seconds after
pressing the on/off button, the Touch Control is returned to
standby mode.
Surface cleaning mode
To allow cleaning of the surface without inadvertently operating
the keys, there is a “lock” function. By pressing the “20s” key
the commands will be blocked and a counter will count the
20 sec.
Residual heat
The glass temperature of each cooking zone is calculated and
displayed by a circle symbol with three rings for each cooking
zone. The 3-ring icons will be displayed until the temperature
is below a safe temperature (~ 60°C). The residual heat
indication is displayed for a maximum of approximately 50
minutes.
Automatic pan detection
Automatic pan detection allows the intuitive use of induction
hobs. The function automatically recognises the pans and
changes the position of the pans on the hob.
As soon as a pan is detected, the cooking zone is automatically
selected and the slider appears so that the user can easily set
the cooking level for this cooking zone.
Furthermore, it is possible to activate the semi-automatic bridge
function.
NOTE: during normal operation of the hob (excluding
operation with the Chef function active), if the pan is
moved by sliding it instead of lifting it, it may happen
that the pot presence sensors detect a large pot as if
they were 2 separate small pans.
To avoid this possibility of incorrect identification
of the pot, simply lift the pot for a few seconds and
then reposition it above the sensors so that it is again
recognized as a single area (for example bridge) and
then distribute the intensity of the power evenly.
If even this attempt does not lead to recognizing the
cooking area as a single area, lift the pot, then adjust
the cooking area settings to zero, then reposition the
pot and adjust the chosen power again.
Warning: if after these attempts the pot is still seen
as a separate cooking zone, it could depend on the
type of bottom of the pot. Then replace the pan with a
suitable one (see Containers on page 3)
ATTENTION
After use, turn off the hob elements using their command
without using the pan detector.
NOTE: the automatic pan presence detection system
generates a small “click” in the background cyclically
