Why does Amica Hob keep switching itself off?
If your Amica hob switches off by itself, it might be because no sensor field was touched for 10 seconds after turning it on. To prevent this, switch on the appliance and set the heat setting without delay. Another reason could be that the sensor fields are covered or dirty, so try uncovering or cleaning them.
What to do if Amica EHPI 80 Ex Hob does not respond and emits an extended beep?
If your Amica hob isn't responding and beeping for a long time, it could be due to incorrect use, like touching the wrong sensor fields or not touching them long enough. Try reconnecting the hob. Another reason could be that the sensor fields are covered or dirty, so try uncovering or cleaning them.
Why Amica Hob sensor fields do not respond when touched?
If the sensor fields on your Amica hob aren't responding when touched, make sure the appliance is turned on. If it is on, ensure you're touching the sensor field for longer than one second. Also, only touch one sensor at a time, except when switching off a cooking zone.
What to do if Amica EHPI 80 Ex cooking zone switches off?
If a single cooking zone on your Amica hob switches off and the residual heat indicator “H” is displayed, it could be due to a limited cook time. Try switching the cooking zone on again. Alternatively, the sensor fields might be covered or dirty; uncover or clean them.
Why is Amica EHPI 80 Ex residual heat indicator not working?
If the residual heat indicator on your Amica hob is off even though the cooking zones are hot, it's likely due to a power outage or the appliance being disconnected. The indicator will reappear the next time you turn the appliance on and off again.
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