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4 Preparation
Tips for energy saving
The following information will help you to
use your appliance in an ecological way,
and to save energy:
x Defrost frozen dishes before cooking
them.
x Use pots/pans with cover for cooking. If
there is no cover, energy consumption
may increase 4 times.
x Select the burner which is suitable for the
bottom size of the pot to be used. Always
select the correct pot size for your dishes.
Larger pots require more energy.
x Pay attention to use flat bottom pots when
cooking with electric hobs.
x Pots with thick bottom will provide a better
heat conduction. You can obtain energy
savings up to 1/3.
x Vessels and pots must be compatible with
the hotplates. Bottom of the vessels or
pots must not be smaller than the hotplate.
x Keep the hotplates and bottom of the pots
clean. Dirt will decrease the heat
conduction between the hotplate and
bottom of the pot.
x For long cooking processes, turn off the
hotplate 5 or 10 minutes before the end of
cooking time. You can obtain energy
savings up to 20% by using the residual
heat.
Initial use
The surface might get damaged
by some detergents or cleaning
materials.
Do not use aggressive
detergents, cleaning powders/
creams or any sharp objects
during cleaning.
Do not use harsh abrasive
cleaners or sharp metal
scrapers to clean with.
Since the following are not factory faults,
they are the owner’s responsibility.
x Damage to exterior finish.
x Breakage of glass and other components.
x Damage through improper use or
installation of the appliance.
x Damage caused by moving the appliance.
First cleaning of the appliance
1. Remove all packaging materials.
2. Wipe the surfaces of the hob with a damp
cloth or sponge and dry with a cloth.
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