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This document is a user manual for the AEG HKP85410XB hob, an induction cooking appliance designed for household use. It provides comprehensive instructions on installation, daily operation, safety, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and user safety.
The hob features a flexible induction cooking area, consisting of four sections, which can be combined into two separate cooking zones of different sizes or one large cooking area. This flexibility allows users to adapt the cooking surface to various cookware sizes and shapes. The hob offers three modes for the flexible area: Standard, Big Bridge, and Max Bridge. In Standard mode, the sections are connected into two separate cooking zones, each with independently adjustable heat settings. Big Bridge mode connects three rear sections into one cooking zone, leaving one front section as a separate cooking zone. Max Bridge mode connects all four sections into one large cooking zone. Heat settings for these flexible areas are controlled using the left-side control bars.
A key feature of this hob is the PowerSlide function, which allows users to adjust the cooking temperature by simply moving the cookware to different positions on the induction cooking area. The cooking area is divided into three zones: front, middle, and rear, each corresponding to a different heat setting. Placing cookware in the front position provides the highest heat, while moving it to the middle or rear decreases the heat. The hob remembers the user's preferred heat settings for each position for future use. This function is designed for single-pot use.
The control panel is operated via sensor fields, with displays and indicators providing feedback on active functions. Basic operations include activating and deactivating the hob, setting heat levels using a control bar, and selecting cooking zones. The hob also includes an Automatic Heat Up function, which quickly brings a cooking zone to its highest setting before settling to the desired heat level, and a Power function, which provides extra power to induction cooking zones for a limited time.
For precise cooking, the hob is equipped with a Count Down Timer, allowing users to set a specific operating duration for a cooking zone. An acoustic signal sounds when the time elapses, and the cooking zone deactivates. A Count Up Timer is also available to monitor how long a cooking zone has been operating. Additionally, a Minute Minder function can be used independently of the cooking zones to set a timed alert.
Safety features are integrated throughout the hob's design. The Child Safety Device locks the control panel to prevent accidental operation, and the Lock function prevents accidental changes to heat settings during cooking. The OptiHeat Control provides a 3-step residual heat indicator, warning users about hot surfaces and allowing them to continue cooking, keep food warm, or simply indicating residual heat. The Automatic Switch Off function deactivates the hob under various conditions, such as prolonged inactivity, spills on the control panel, or overheating.
The Hob²Hood function is an advanced automatic feature that connects the hob to a compatible hood via an infra-red signal. The hood's fan speed is automatically adjusted based on the hob's mode setting and the temperature of the hottest cookware. Users can also manually control the fan speed from the hob. The manual provides guidance on activating and deactivating this function, as well as changing its automatic mode.
Maintenance and cleaning are straightforward. The hob should be cleaned regularly after each use to prevent material deterioration. It is recommended to clean the hob with a moist soft cloth and neutral detergents after it has cooled down. Special care is advised for removing melted plastic, sugar, limescale rings, and metallic discoloration using a special scraper or a water-vinegar solution. The manual also addresses common operational noises, clarifying that sounds like crackling, whistling, humming, clicking, and buzzing are normal for induction hobs and do not indicate malfunctions.
The manual also includes an "Öko Timer" (Eco Timer) function, designed to save energy by deactivating the cooking zone heater before the count-down timer sounds, with the duration of this early deactivation depending on the heat setting and cooking time.
For troubleshooting, the manual provides a table of common problems, possible causes, and remedies, such as checking electrical connections, cleaning the control panel, ensuring correct cookware placement, and allowing the hob to cool down. In cases where a solution cannot be found, users are advised to contact an Authorised Service Centre, providing specific appliance data.
The hob is designed for built-in installation and comes with a connection cable. Detailed assembly instructions and diagrams are provided to ensure correct installation, emphasizing minimum distances from other appliances and units, proper ventilation, and protection against moisture.
Overall, the AEG HKP85410XB hob is a versatile and user-friendly induction cooking appliance with advanced features for flexible cooking, precise control, and integrated safety mechanisms, all supported by clear instructions for operation and maintenance.
General| Type | Induction Hob |
|---|---|
| Model | HKP85410XB |
| Number of Cooking Zones | 4 |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Power Levels | 14 |
| Boost Function | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Installation Type | Built-in |
| Colour | Black |
| Total Power | 7.4 kW |
| Residual Heat Indicator | Yes |
| Safety Shut-off | Yes |
| Material | Glass Ceramic |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 780 x 520 x 55 mm |
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