How to fix a bora GP4 when the cooktop or the fan cannot be switched on?
If the cooktop or the fan of your BORA Cooktop cannot be switched on, the fuse or automatic circuit breaker of the electrical wiring system in your apartment or house might be defective. Replace the fuse or switch the automatic circuit breaker back on.
Why has the extraction performance of my bora GP4 Cooktop extractor decreased?
If the extraction performance of your BORA Cooktop extractor has decreased, it could be due to several reasons. The stainless steel grease filter might be heavily soiled and needs cleaning or replacing. Alternatively, the activated charcoal filter could be heavily soiled, requiring replacement. There might also be an object obstructing the air guiding housing, which you should remove. If none of these resolve the issue, the fan may be defective or a duct connection may have become loose, in which case you should contact the BORA Service team.
What to do if the fan level indicator displays F on my bora GP4 Cooktop?
If the fan level indicator on your BORA Cooktop displays 'F', it means the period of use of the filters has been exceeded. Replace the activated charcoal filter (only with recirculation) and thoroughly clean the stainless steel grease filter. If the stainless steel grease filter is heavily soiled, replacing it is also recommended.
What does 'v' displayed by the cooking zone indicator on my bora GP4 mean?
If the cooking zone indicator on your BORA Cooktop displays 'v', it indicates that no or unsuitable cookware has been placed on the cooking zone. Use only suitable cookware and select the cookware size depending on the cooking zone.
Why does the cooling fan continue to run after the BORA Cooktop has been switched off?
If the cooling fan continues to run after your BORA Cooktop has been switched off, this is normal. The fan will continue to run until the cooktop has cooled down. Wait until the cooling fan switches off automatically.
What does 'L' displayed by the cooking zone indicator mean on my bora GP4?
If the cooking zone indicator on your BORA Cooktop displays 'L', it means the childproofing feature is activated. You should switch off the childproofing feature.
What does 'E' displayed by the fan level indicator mean on my BORA Cooktop?
If the fan level indicator on your BORA Cooktop displays 'E', one or more sensor buttons are covered, possibly due to finger contact or objects placed on them. Clean the operating panel or remove any objects.
What does 'E' displayed by the cooking zone indicator mean on my bora GP4?
If the cooking zone indicator on your BORA Cooktop displays 'E', an error has occurred in the electronic system. Switch off the cooktop power supply for approximately 1 minute. If the problem persists after restoring power, record the error number and contact the BORA Service Team.
Why do odours and vapours arise when the new BORA Cooktop is put into operation?
When a new BORA Cooktop is first put into operation, it is normal for odours and vapours to arise. Wait a few operating hours. If the odour persists, contact the BORA Service Team.
Why does a cooking zone or the entire bora GP4 switch off automatically?
If a cooking zone or the entire BORA Cooktop switches off automatically, it may be because the operating time of a cooking zone has been exceeded. Put the cooking zone back into operation. Alternatively, the overheating protection may have tripped.
Dangers related to packaging components and general safety guidelines.
Requirements for installation by trained specialists and adherence to regulations.
Warnings about damaged surfaces, components, incorrect parts, and unauthorized modifications.
Safety instructions for cooktop extractor installation, including electric shock risks.
Safety instructions for cooktop installation, focusing on mains connection.
Safety instructions for planning extractor systems, emphasizing smoke inhalation risks.
Warnings about burns from hot appliances, objects, and cookware.
Safety precautions for cooktop extractor operation, including fire risks and suctioned items.
Safety instructions for exhaust air mode, focusing on smoke inhalation.
Requirements for safe repairs and servicing by trained personnel using original parts.
Safety instructions for disassembly and disposal, emphasizing electric shock risks.
Warning about electric shock risk from incorrect disconnection.
Diagrams and specifications for required safety clearances during installation.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the appliance.
Instructions for preparing kitchen units, including ventilation and rear wall adjustments.
Guidelines for creating worktop cut-outs, including rear wall and main cut-outs.
Step-by-step guide for installing the appliance, including sealing and filter insertion.
Steps for inserting, sealing, and securing the cooktop into the worktop.
Establishing a connection with the back wall and the main power connection.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the cooktop surface.
Instructions for cleaning the cooktop extractor and its components.
Guide to replacing the activated charcoal filters.
Table detailing common operating issues, their causes, and remedies.
Details of the 2-year manufacturer's warranty and its coverage.
Contact information and procedures for BORA service.
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