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How to use the induction hob
cooking zones
Switching on
Look for the controls which correspond
to the zone where you have put
your pan.
•
Press the key.
The power indicator shows
0 , next
to all the heating zone selectors
and the hob is switched on.
• Use the heating zone selectors to
choose which zone you wish to
use. Ensure that your pans are in
place first.
• Adjust the heating power you
want using the
+ and - key.
After you have pressed the on/off
control key, if you do not
touch any sensor within 10 sec-
onds, the instruction will be auto-
matically cancelled.
• Adjust the power during cooking.
You can adjust the heating power
from
1 to 9 at any time during
cooking using the + and - keys.
Please note:
Next to the power indicator is a ‘.’
this will flash when a zone has not
been selected. When the ‘.’ is static
a zone has been selected and the
power levels can be adjusted.
You must make sure you have select-
ed a zone before you start, otherwise
you cannot make any adjustments.
The Zone Indicator (Timer)
On the timer there are four lights at
the corners, these correspond to you
heating zones. As with the power
indicators, these will flash when not
selected and remain static when
selected. See the programming infor-
mation on the following page for
more details.
The Power Booster
To use the power booster for rapid
heating, touch the Booster sensor ‘P’,
the power indicator will display a P.
The booster function stops after 4 min-
utes automatically. While the booster
is on the heating zones at the front of
the hob will only reach 600W, this is
to prevent over heating.
Turning a heating zone off
There are two ways to switch off the
Induction hob:
•
Touch the ‘-’ sensor until the dis-
play shows ‘0’
• Touch the ‘+’ and ‘-’ sensors
together.
Note:
The hob is equipped with 4 residual
heat indicators. The display shows ‘H’
if the temperature of that heating zone
exceeds 60˚C.
This prevents the risk of burning.
Although there may be slight differ-
ences between both types of hob i.e.
graphics, the principles of operation
remain the same.
USING THE HOB