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Covers user safety, appliance handling, electrical precautions, cleaning, and installation safety.
Details on proper use, domestic application, and not using as a space heater.
Requirements for fixed wiring, accessibility, isolation, and professional installation.
Warnings about hot surfaces, burn hazards, and precautions for children.
Guidelines for safe cleaning, avoiding abrasives, and handling spills.
Advises against flammable materials, specifies furniture temperature resistance, and cookware placement.
Procedure for handling cracked vitroceramic cooktops and contacting service.
Details the required voltage, frequency, and power rating for the cooktop.
Provides the overall dimensions and required cut-out dimensions for installation.
Emphasizes installation by a licensed electrician according to local regulations.
Instructions for connecting to mains, earthing, and cable replacement by a qualified electrician.
Illustrates the wiring diagram and specifies connection to a 230-240Vac 50 Hz supply.
Details fixed connection, disconnector requirements, cord placement, and plug/socket prohibition.
Adjacent furniture must withstand a minimum 100°C temperature rise during use.
Advises reading the manual for successful results and avoiding future problems.
Guidance on selecting a safe location, avoiding flammables, and clearance requirements.
Visual guide showing minimum clearances for rangehoods and wall cabinets.
Instructions on applying sealing tape and using brackets to secure the cooktop.
Details on cutting the benchtop and positioning/fixing the cooktop with brackets.
Specifies required clearances (A and B) for combustible and non-combustible surrounding walls.
Alerts to high underside temperatures and the need for a protective board to prevent contact.
Identifies the main parts of the cooktop, including zones, control panel, and indicators.
Explains the function of each button and LED display on the touch control panel.
Steps for activating and deactivating the cooktop from Stand-By-Mode.
Describes the 'H' symbol indicating residual heat on a cooking zone.
Guides on selecting a cooking zone and adjusting its power level using touch controls.
Explains how to engage the dual zone for larger cookware on a specific cooking zone.
Details on activating the heat boost for maximum power on a selected cooking zone.
Describes two methods for turning off individual cooking zones using the control panel.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the key lock to prevent accidental changes.
Steps to engage and disengage the child lock feature for safety.
Introduces the appliance's built-in timer for minute minder and cooking zone timing.
Guide on setting and using the minute minder for timed alerts.
Explains how to set individual timers for each cooking zone.
Describes the safety cut-off triggered by prolonged button presses or spills.
Details the automatic shut-off mechanism activated by the temperature sensor.
Information on the automatic shut-off for cooking zones after a set operating time.
How the residual heat is displayed after cooking, indicating hot surfaces.
Important notes on safety, disconnecting power, and avoiding certain equipment.
Recommendations for cookware base thickness, flatness, and size for efficient use.
Detailed steps for cleaning spills, food residue, and melted items from the vitroceramic surface.
Warnings against using abrasive sponges, chemical detergents, or sprays to protect the surface.
Outlines the standard warranty terms for Australian and New Zealand customers.
Explains consumer rights regarding product failures under Australian Consumer Law.
States compliance with and customer rights under the New Zealand Consumer Guarantee Act.
Details the duration, coverage, and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty.
Defines the service area and outlines costs for service outside the designated territory.
Specifies the types of faults and parts that are covered free of charge under warranty.
Lists exclusions from the warranty, such as wear and tear, misuse, or installation errors.
Provides contact details and instructions for initiating a warranty claim in Australia and New Zealand.
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