What to do if my BOMANN Hob does not work?
If your BOMANN Hob isn't working, first check the power supply and main fuse. Also, ensure the child safety lock is not activated. If it is, clean and dry the operating surface.
Why is my BOMANN Hob making ventilation noise after switching off?
The ventilation noise after switching off your BOMANN Hob is not a failure. It's due to the overheating protection, which causes the fan to run continuously for some time.
Why is my BOMANN Hob humming at a high power level?
The humming sound at a high power level in your BOMANN Hob is not a failure. It is caused by the induction technology.
What to do if the control panel of my BOMANN Hob does not react?
If the control panel of your BOMANN Hob isn't reacting or is difficult to use, clean and dry the operating surface.
What to do if my cookware is not getting hot on my BOMANN Hob?
Your cookware might not be getting hot on your BOMANN Hob because the cookware is not suitable for induction cooking.
What causes cracking noises during operation of my BOMANN Hob?
Cracking noises during the operation of your BOMANN Hob can be caused by the cookware structure, specifically layers of different metals.
What to do for high temperature of the IGBT temperature sensor of BOMANN Hob?
Disconnect the BOMANN Hob from the power supply for a while. If the error code appears again, contact specialist.
What to do for high temperature of the induction coil temperature sensor of BOMANN Hob?
Disconnect the BOMANN Hob from the power supply for a while. If the error code appears again, contact specialist.
What to do if my BOMANN Hob shows temperature sensor failure?
Disconnect the BOMANN Hob from the power supply for a while. If the error code appears again, contact specialist.
What to do if my BOMANN Hob shows temperature sensor failure IGBT?
Disconnect the BOMANN Hob from the power supply for a while. If the error code appears again, contact specialist.
Steps to prepare the worktop, including securing edges and creating the cutout.
Guide to physically fitting the hob into the worktop and connecting it.
Explains induction heating and the types of cookware suitable for use.
Identifies and explains the function of each button on the control panel.
Step-by-step guide on turning zones on/off, setting power, and using boosters.
Covers pot detection, child lock, and residual heat warnings for safe operation.
Instructions on activating and using the temporary high-power booster function.
Guide to setting timers to switch off zones or as a minute minder.
Explains safety features preventing damage from overheating and automatic shutdown.
Advice on efficient cooking practices and minimizing environmental impact.
Methods for removing stains and deposits from the glass ceramic cooking surface.
A guide to diagnosing and solving issues encountered during appliance use.
Explains the various error codes that may appear and their causes.
Comprehensive technical data including dimensions, power, weight, and electrical requirements.
Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of the appliance at its end of life.
Notes for professionals regarding disassembly, maintenance, and contact for repairs.
Steps to prepare the worktop, including securing edges and creating the cutout.
Guide to physically fitting the hob into the worktop and connecting it.
Explains induction heating and the types of cookware suitable for use.
Identifies and explains the function of each button on the control panel.
Step-by-step guide on turning zones on/off, setting power, and using boosters.
Covers pot detection, child lock, and residual heat warnings for safe operation.
Instructions on activating and using the temporary high-power booster function.
Guide to setting timers to switch off zones or as a minute minder.
Explains safety features preventing damage from overheating and automatic shutdown.
Advice on efficient cooking practices and minimizing environmental impact.
Methods for removing stains and deposits from the glass ceramic cooking surface.
A guide to diagnosing and solving issues encountered during appliance use.
Explains the various error codes that may appear and their causes.
Comprehensive technical data including dimensions, power, weight, and electrical requirements.
Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of the appliance at its end of life.
Notes for professionals regarding disassembly, maintenance, and contact for repairs.
General| Material | Glass ceramic |
|---|---|
| Residual heat indicator | Yes |
| Child safety lock | Yes |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Number of cooking zones | 4 |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 580 x 520 x 60 mm |
| Power consumption | 7000 W |
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