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General| Type | Induction Hob |
|---|---|
| Number of zones | 4 |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Material | Glass ceramic |
Safety warnings with symbols for voltage, radiation, and general caution.
Risks of injury or damage from ignoring safety instructions.
Rules for safe usage, following regulations and manufacturer guidelines.
System behavior for pan detection, heating zone monitoring, and noises.
Basics for installation, operation, maintenance, and intended uses.
Highlights key features like compact design, safety functions, and performance control.
Information on lamps, controllers, digital displays, and fault indicators.
Detailed performance data for 1, 2, and 3-phase generators.
Unit electrical specs, voltage tolerance, frequency, IP code, and pan diameter.
Specifies ambient temperature and humidity requirements for operation and storage.
Requirements for flat horizontal installation, weight, power access, and equipotential bonding.
Compliance with local codes, circuit breakers, and air circulation needs.
Preventing overheating, ensuring proper airflow, and thermal testing procedures.
Connecting cables, checking voltage, verifying unit integrity, and observing nameplates.
Steps like proper build-in, checking for glass damage, and setting controls to OFF.
Explains unit power control and performance adjustment methods.
How to use the keep warm function with potentiometer or touch panel.
Details on Powerstar function and using the touch control panel.
Step-by-step guide to test unit functions, including pan detection.
Troubleshooting steps for malfunctions of the indicator lamp or digital display.
Using the unit for cooking, comfort features, and energy transfer logic.
Information on software versions, standby mode, and decimal point significance.
Optional functions like priority circuit and master potentiometer control.
Procedures for when the unit is not in use and general troubleshooting warnings.
Lists common faults, their causes, and user/service troubleshooting steps.
Warnings and instructions for cleaning the induction hob and unit.
Information about the one-year warranty and procedures for warranty repairs.
User responsibilities for maintaining safety components and annual inspections.
Guidelines for correct and safe disposal of the induction unit.
Visual breakdowns of generator components and air channel configurations.
Diagram showing the construction for a flush mounting frame version B.
Illustrates air channel setups for modular or separated units.
Guidelines for air channels, ground metal, and electrical installation compliance.
Considerations for units with ovens and switch faceplates.
Specific air flow and temperature requirements for mounting models.
Guidelines for connecting and separating coil and generator cables.
Instructions for cutting the surface and applying the seal without breaks.
Placing the unit, removing excess seal, and ensuring dry time.
Installing cables, separating them, and fastening fuse connection rails.
Attaching grease filter, ensuring plate removability, and installing revision plate.
Using air filters, cleaning them, and assembling switch plate with outlets.
Instructions for cutting the surface and installing the frame and bolts for version B.
Inserting the unit and connecting cables, following specific regulations.
Applying seal, placing, adjusting, and filling gaps for the glass ceramic plate.
Shows an example of build-in installation in a switch faceplate.
Exploded view of version A and its assembled state.
Shows an example of build-in installation in a switch faceplate.
Exploded view of version A2 and its assembled state.
Shows an example of build-in installation in a switch faceplate.
Exploded view of version B and its assembled state.
