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CONTROL PANEL
1. Sensor of pause function - Stop'n Go
2. Sensor of function for the maintenance of heat
3. Sensor of the power/time setting - slider
4. Sensor of cooking acceleration function - booster
5. Sensor of the blockade
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key
6. Sensor of power supply - ON/OFF
7. Sensor of timer and kitchen timer
8. Sensor of selection of cooking zone
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INSTALLATION
6.1
Preparing furniture for built-in with induction cooktop
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Countertop, on which will be located induction cooktop should be:
- protected from the side of the wall against moisture and flooding
- flat and properly levelled
- with a thickness within the limits of 28-40 mm and the depth of min. 600 mm
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The distance between the front edge of the countertop, and hole should be min. 60 mm
and 50mm between the rear edge of the countertop, and hole
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The distance of the hole from the side wall of the furniture should be 55 mm
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Kitchen furniture, including also adhesives, varnishes, veneers and other items, from
which they are made, must have a thermal resistance to 100°C. Otherwise, furniture
cladding can come unstuck, and panels can become deformed
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The edges of the hole must be insulated with material resistant to moisture
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The dimensions of the hole for induction cooktop according to the Figure No 1
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Under the housing of the induction cooktop, you must keep a min. 25 mm empty space,
allowing air flow, that will prevent the overheating of the surface in the vicinity of
induction cooktop , according to the Figure No 2
FIG. 1 Hole for induction cooktop