To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Cooke & Lewis CLCER30a Hob cannot be turned on?
If your Cooke & Lewis Hob cooktop won't turn on, the issue might be related to the power supply. First, ensure the hob is properly connected and switched on. Next, check the household fuse for the appliance. Finally, test other electric appliances to confirm whether there is a power cut.
What to do if my Cooke & Lewis Hob touch controls are unresponsive?
If the touch controls on your Cooke & Lewis Hob are unresponsive, it's possible that the controls are locked. Try unlocking the controls to restore functionality. It might be related to the safety mode or child lock feature.
What does error message H1 mean on my Cooke & Lewis Hob and what should I do?
If your Cooke & Lewis Hob displays the error message H1, it means the temperature inside the appliance is too high. You should stop using the hob and allow it to cool down.
Why are the touch controls on my Cooke & Lewis CLCER30a Hob difficult to operate?
If you're finding the touch controls on your Cooke & Lewis Hob difficult to operate, it could be due to a slight film of water on the controls, or because you're using the tip of your finger. Ensure the touch control area is dry, and use the ball of your finger when touching the controls.
What does error message E6 mean on my Cooke & Lewis Hob and what should I do?
If your Cooke & Lewis Hob displays the error message E6, it indicates that a key has been pressed for more than 10 seconds. Release the key, and the appliance will reset automatically.
General| Brand | Cooke & Lewis |
|---|---|
| Model | CLCER30a |
| Category | Hob |
| Language | English |
Essential checks and advice before commencing appliance installation or use.
Crucial safety instructions to be read before installation and use of the appliance.
Warnings about installation hazards, child safety, and keeping appliance out of reach.
Precautions regarding hot surfaces, electric shock from cleaning, and appliance use.
Warnings about fire risks, flammable materials, and preventing injuries from appliance movement.
Safety advice on electrical connections, maintenance, and supervision of the appliance.
Warnings about unattended cooking, fire extinguishing, and hob guard usage.
Advice on cleaning agents, residue, and the appliance's domestic use as a cooking device.
Details on direct mains connection, wiring colours, earthing, and circuit breaker requirements.
Summary of the appliance's technical specifications, including voltage, dimensions, and power.
Further technical data on heating technology, cooking zones, and energy consumption.
Guidance on identifying and resolving common problems encountered with the cooktop.
Details of the guarantee period, coverage, exclusions, and service procedures.
