Why my Bosch Oven cannot be switched off?
If you cannot switch off your Bosch Oven, it indicates a fault in the electronics. Immediately switch off the circuit breaker and contact aftersales service for assistance.
What causes surface damage to my Bosch Ventilation Hood?
Surface damage can occur if you use strong and abrasive cleaning agents. Never use these types of cleaners on your appliance.
How to prevent electric shock from moisture in my Bosch Ventilation Hood?
To prevent electric shock from penetrating moisture, clean the appliance using a damp cloth only. Before cleaning, pull out the mains plug or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box.
What to do if my Bosch Ventilation Hood is defective and may cause electric shock?
If your appliance is defective, never switch it on. Unplug it from the mains or switch off the circuit breaker in the fuse box.
How to prevent hot oil and fat from igniting in my Bosch Ventilation Hood?
To prevent hot oil and fat from igniting, never leave hot fat or oil unattended. Switch off the hotplate. Extinguish flames carefully using a lid, fire blanket or something similar.
Why did my Bosch 6 Series cooking zone switch off?
If your Bosch Hob cooking zone switched off to protect the electronics, it is likely due to hot cookware being near the control panel. Remove the cookware, wait a few seconds, and touch any button. Once the fault display disappears, you can continue cooking.
How to prevent surface damage when cleaning my Bosch Ventilation Hood?
To prevent surface damage when cleaning, clean stainless steel surfaces in the direction of the grain only. Do not use any stainless steel cleaners for operator controls.
What to do if the displays are flashing on my Bosch 6 Series Hob?
If the displays on your Bosch Hob are flashing, it means that the control panel is wet or something is covering it. You should dry the control panel or remove the object.
Why won't the displays light up on my Bosch Hob?
If no displays light up on your Bosch Hob, it could be due to a disconnected power supply. Check other electrical appliances to see if there's a power failure. Also, ensure the appliance is connected according to the circuit diagram. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it may be an electronics fault, and you should contact technical after-sales service.
Specifies the appliance is for private domestic use and outlines usage restrictions.
Essential safety measures for installation, maintenance, cleaning, and operation to prevent injury and damage.
Critical warnings about appliance misuse by children, including risks of entrapment and keeping them away.
Precautions regarding suffocation from packaging, poisoning from detergents, and eye/skin irritation.
Ensures correct voltage, fuse protection, and proper earthing for safe electrical setup.
Covers plug accessibility, residual current circuit breakers, and compliance with regulations.
Risks associated with damaged mains cables, overheating, and using extension cords.
Guidance on stable placement, leveling, and stacking to avoid vibration-related injuries or damage.
Instructions for safely lifting the heavy appliance and avoiding cuts from sharp edges.
Warnings on drying items contaminated with solvents and keeping ignition sources away.
Emphasizes regular fluff filter cleaning and removing items like lighters from pockets.
Do not switch off before cooling; spread laundry to dissipate heat safely.
Condensation water is not potable; avoid solvents in cleaning agents.
Avoid leaning on the door or climbing on the appliance; wait for the drum to stop.
Operate with a functional fluff catcher; keep air inlet clear of debris.
Use correct detergent amounts; ensure adequate ventilation to prevent overheating.
Disconnect power before maintenance; avoid wet hands on the plug; no unauthorized modifications.
All repairs and spare parts replacement must be done by qualified personnel using genuine parts.
Avoid solvent-based cleaners; clean the appliance with a damp cloth and water only.
Crucial warnings covering child safety, fire risks, flammable refrigerants, and appliance stability.
Guidance on positioning the appliance on a stable surface and using leveling feet.
Requirements for mains voltage, avoiding external switching devices, and ensuring plug accessibility.
Proper routing of mains cables and hoses to prevent damage and tripping hazards.
Overview of the appliance's Wi-Fi connectivity for remote operation via a mobile device.
Guide for connecting the appliance to your Wi-Fi network using the WPS button.
Steps to link the appliance to the Home Connect app by entering network credentials.
Critical safety warnings regarding unplugging the appliance, avoiding wet hands, and prohibiting modifications.
How to clean the moisture sensor to maintain drying performance, using soft materials.
Instructions for opening and cleaning the appliance's base unit and its maintenance flap.
Detailed steps for cleaning the heat exchanger insert and cover, emphasizing care for exposed parts.
Solutions for common problems like the appliance not starting, water leaks, and creasing laundry.
Troubleshooting steps for programmes that won't start, delayed starts, and how to exit shop mode.
Reasons for laundry remaining damp or drying taking too long, and solutions.
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