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How to use your induction hob.
When you press the timer buttons (
+ or -), the timer
starts working for the length of time you set.
To set the timer quickly, keep your finger pressed on
the button selected. An indicator light indicates the
number of minutes remaining.
It is possible, at any time during cooking, to change the
length of time set on the timer by just pressing the + or
- buttons.
When the time is up, the hob turns itself off. An
intermittent beep sound will be heard which lasts about
30 seconds. To stop the beep, you can press any button
on the keyboard.
Press the ON / OFF button. The indicator light will go out.
4. S WIT C HING T HE HOB OF F.
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It is possible, at any time during cooking, to stop the
timer by just pressing at the same time the buttons
- and +.
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Adventys Induction Hob Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAdventys
ModelInduction Hob
CategoryHob
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Environmental Protection

How your induction hob works

How to use your induction hob

SWITCHING ON

Press the ON/OFF button. A flashing 0 is displayed.

SETTING THE HEAT

The heat settings of your hob range from 50 watts to 3000 watts. Adjust the heat setting required by using these buttons.

SELECTING COOKING TIME

The timer can be set for a maximum length of 99 minutes. The hob can be used without operating the timer.

SWITCHING THE HOB OFF

Press the ON / OFF button. The indicator light will go out.

Cleaning

Integrated safeguards

ELECTRONIC SAFEGUARD

A ventilator protects electronic circuits from extreme heat. A probe monitors temperature, turning off the hob if it becomes too high.

EMPTY SAUCEPAN SAFEGUARD

A probe detects temperature to prevent overheating due to empty saucepans.

DETECTION OF AN OBJECT OR UNSUITABLE PAN ON THE HOB

Detects objects or unsuitable pans, flashing an indicator and preventing heating.

The pans to use on your induction hob

WHICH PANS ARE THE MOST SUITABLE

Details suitable pan materials like enamelled steel, cast iron, stainless steel, and aluminium with special bases.

WHICH MATERIALS ARE INCOMPATIBLE

Lists incompatible materials such as glass, ceramic, earthenware, and certain aluminium or copper pans.

THE "HOB" TEST

Explains how to test pan compatibility by placing it on a heating zone and observing the indicator light.

CORRECT USE

Ensures best results by using pans with a similar diameter to the cooking zone and centering them.

PRECAUTIONS

Advises on pre-heating non-stick pans and not heating unopened tins of food, which may burst.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Discourages using aluminium foil for cooking or storing items on the hob, and advises on power cable damage.

How to install your induction hob

VERY IMPORTANT

Place appliance on a clean, horizontal, heat-proof surface. Ensure air inlets are not blocked.

MAINTENANCE

Monthly cleaning of the filter under the appliance with soapy water is essential for protection.

WARNING

An indicator light may appear when the appliance is on; it is for technical department use and turns off automatically.

Troubleshooting

GUARANTEE

CUSTOMER RELATIONS

Provides information on making complaints, ordering spare parts, and details the 1-year guarantee covering parts and labour.

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