What to do if Brandt TI1FSOFT Cookers heating stops suddenly during operation?
If the heating suddenly stops during operation, try the following: let the appliance cool down, ensure the air entry and vent are free, and reset the timing. You can also refer to failure codes.
What to do if the Brandt TI1FSOFT Cookers button lights up but heating does not start?
If the button lights up but heating doesn't start, ensure the containers you are using are suitable for induction cookers. If the issue persists, send it to a service facility for repair.
What does failure code E1 mean on Brandt TI1FSOFT?
Failure code E1 indicates that there is no pan on the cooker or the pan being used is not suitable.
What does failure code E2 mean on Brandt TI1FSOFT Cookers?
Failure code E2 indicates that the IGBT is overheated.
What does failure code E3 mean on Brandt Cookers?
Failure code E3 indicates that the input voltage is too high.
What does failure code E4 mean on Brandt TI1FSOFT?
Failure code E4 indicates that the input voltage is too low.
What does failure code E0 mean on Brandt TI1FSOFT?
Failure code E0 indicates an inner circuit error.
What does failure code E5 mean on Brandt Cookers?
Failure code E5 indicates that heat sensor 1 has an open or short circuit.
What does failure code E6 mean on Brandt Cookers?
Failure code E6 indicates that heat sensor 2 has an open or short circuit.
What to do if Brandt TI1FSOFT indicator and screen do not light up?
If the indicator and screen do not light up after plugging in the Brandt Cookers, make sure the plug is inserted tightly and check that the switch, socket, fuse, and power line are in good condition.
General information and important safety instructions for using the appliance safely and for the safety of others.
Provides specifications including model, voltage, frequency, rated power, net weight, and dimensions.
Guidance on the correct disposal of the appliance at the end of its working life to avoid negative environmental effects.
Overview of the induction cooker and its control panel, identifying each numbered button and its function.
Instructions for unpacking, initial placement, socket requirements, and surface preparation before the first operation.
Guidance on identifying compatible cookware using a magnet test and specific shape/diameter requirements for induction cooking.
Details safety features including over-temperature, over-current, container detection, automatic shutdown, and control lock functions.
Instructions on operating the sensitive touch pads, sliders for power adjustment, and ensuring the panel is clean and dry.
Explanation of how to use the timer, keep warm mode, and child lock features for enhanced cooking control.
Procedure for safely turning off the induction cooker and a table showing wattage levels for different settings.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the glass-ceramic surface, control panel, and air vents, with precautions on materials to avoid.
Guide to common problems, including indicator lights and failure codes (E0-E6), with recommended checks and customer service contact.
Information regarding product warranty coverage, service calls, and the importance of using qualified professionals for repairs.
Details on how to contact the brand for product information, support via website, email, mail, or phone.
General information and important safety instructions for using the appliance safely and for the safety of others.
Provides specifications including model, voltage, frequency, rated power, net weight, and dimensions.
Guidance on the correct disposal of the appliance at the end of its working life to avoid negative environmental effects.
Overview of the induction cooker and its control panel, identifying each numbered button and its function.
Instructions for unpacking, initial placement, socket requirements, and surface preparation before the first operation.
Guidance on identifying compatible cookware using a magnet test and specific shape/diameter requirements for induction cooking.
Details safety features including over-temperature, over-current, container detection, automatic shutdown, and control lock functions.
Instructions on operating the sensitive touch pads, sliders for power adjustment, and ensuring the panel is clean and dry.
Explanation of how to use the timer, keep warm mode, and child lock features for enhanced cooking control.
Procedure for safely turning off the induction cooker and a table showing wattage levels for different settings.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the glass-ceramic surface, control panel, and air vents, with precautions on materials to avoid.
Guide to common problems, including indicator lights and failure codes (E0-E6), with recommended checks and customer service contact.
Information regarding product warranty coverage, service calls, and the importance of using qualified professionals for repairs.
Details on how to contact the brand for product information, support via website, email, mail, or phone.
General| Hob type | Zone induction hob |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| Top surface type | Glass-ceramic |
| Appliance placement | Countertop |
| Cooking zone 1 type | Large |
| Cooking zone 1 power | 2000 W |
| Cooking zone 1 shape | Round |
| Cooking zone 1 diameter | 200 mm |
| Cooking zone 1 position | Central |
| Number of cooking zones | 1 zone(s) |
| Cooking zone 1 power source | Electric |
| Number of simultaneously used cooking zones | 1 |
| Control type | Touch |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Control position | Top front |
| Package depth | 370 mm |
| Package width | 430 mm |
| Package height | 350 mm |
| Package weight | 2800 g |
| AC input voltage | 220-240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Certification | CE |
| Number of power levels | 10 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 355 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 290 mm |
| Height | 60 mm |
| Weight | 2500 g |
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