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General| Brand | Electrolux |
|---|---|
| Model | EW30IC60IS - 30" Induction Cooktop |
| Category | Cooktop |
| Language | English |
Keep purchase and model information for future reference.
Contact information for assistance and online product information.
Crucial safety instructions and symbols to follow for safe appliance operation.
Warnings for individuals with medical devices and guidance on proper installation and handling.
Guidelines on user repairs, preventing modifications, and safe storage of items.
Warnings about hot surfaces, child supervision, clothing, and fire safety during cooking.
General safety instructions for induction cooktops, including controls, ventilation, and utensil use.
Specific safety advice for the vitreoceramic surface, including handling breakage and cleaning.
Unique aspects of induction, like cooler surfaces and efficiency, and identification of zones.
Magnetic sensors and automatic utensil size detection for optimal cooking zone performance.
Description of the main control panel buttons: Power, Lock, Timer, and indicators.
Explanation of individual zone controls: ON/OFF, power adjustment, and "Garder Chaud".
Guidelines for choosing magnetic cookware suitable for induction cooktops.
Specifies minimum utensil diameter required for each cooking zone to function correctly.
Visual comparison of incorrect versus correct utensil placement and shape for induction.
Information on how the cooktop sensor detects improper utensil placement or type.
Importance of flat-bottomed, quality utensils for efficient heating and care of the cooktop surface.
Warnings against sliding utensils and advice on the first cleaning of the vitreoceramic surface.
Proper technique for using touch controls and activating appliance functions like power and timer.
How to turn the appliance on/off and activate the child lock feature.
Setting and using the built-in timer for precise cooking durations.
Three methods for adjusting cooking zone power levels using touch controls.
Detailed guide on selecting power levels, including "Power Boost" and visual indicators.
Step-by-step instructions for activating and setting power levels for cooking zones.
Procedure for safely turning off cooking zones and understanding the "hot surface" indicator.
Reminders on keeping controls clear, ventilation, and understanding display messages like power levels and residual heat.
How to activate and use the "Garder Chaud" (Keep Warm) function for selected zones.
Explanation of the utensil detection system and its indicators when a utensil is not properly detected.
Advice on monitoring preheating and the efficiency benefits of induction technology.
Explanation of power sharing between elements and tips for managing it effectively.
How to activate the power boost feature for maximum heating and its duration.
Information about normal background noises produced by induction technology during operation.
Importance of regular cleaning and initial preparation with cleaning cream for surface protection.
Advice on avoiding scratches and marks from utensils and proper use of the cooktop.
Step-by-step instructions for removing light, moderate, and burnt-on stains from the cooktop.
Guidance on which cleaning products and tools are safe and which to avoid for vitreoceramic surfaces.
Troubleshooting steps for issues where the appliance or controls are not working.
Diagnosing and resolving reasons for the appliance turning off during cooking.
Common causes for a cooking zone not heating food, including utensil and sensor issues.
Adjusting power settings for correct cooking zone temperature.
Addressing issues causing uneven cooking or poor results, often related to utensils.
Interpreting error codes and troubleshooting continuous indicator rotation on zone displays.
Removing metallic marks, scratches, brown marks, and discoloration from the cooktop surface.
Details of the product warranty, including coverage periods, exclusions, and customer responsibilities.
Contact information and procedures for requesting warranty service in the USA and Canada.
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