What to do if my ENKHO 157243.01 Hob shows E1 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E1, it indicates a short circuit in the electronics. First, pull the mains plug out of the socket. If the problem persists, further assistance is needed.
What to do if my ENKHO Hob shows E0 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E0, it means that the hob is not detecting an induction pan. Make sure to place an induction pan on the hob within 30 seconds.
How to troubleshoot if my ENKHO 157243.01 Hob is not working?
If your ENKHO Hob is not working, start by checking whether the plug is correctly inserted into the socket. Also, inspect the mains cable and plug for any signs of damage. If you notice any damage, further assistance is needed.
What to do if my ENKHO 157243.01 shows E6 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E6, it indicates that the appliance has overheated. Allow the appliance to cool down to room temperature, and then try pressing the button again to switch on the cooking zone. If the issue persists, further assistance is needed.
What to do if my ENKHO 157243.01 shows E2 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E2, it means the temperature sensor has overheated. Allow the cooking zone to cool down to room temperature, then press the button again to switch it on. If the issue continues, further assistance is needed.
What to do if my ENKHO Hob shows E3 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E3, the electronics monitoring overvoltage protection has triggered, indicating that the mains voltage is greater than 270 V. Check that the socket's mains voltage matches what's specified on the type plate. If the problem persists, further assistance is needed.
Why does the cooking process get interrupted on my ENKHO 157243.01 Hob?
If your ENKHO Hob's cooking process is interrupted, it could be due to a malfunctioning fan or elapsed cooking time. If the ventilation slots are dirty, clean them. Also, ensure that the cooking time is set again.
What to do if my ENKHO Hob shows E4 error?
If your ENKHO Hob displays error code E4, it indicates that the mains voltage is too low. Verify that the socket's mains voltage corresponds to the voltage specified on the appliance's type plate.
Defines hazard warning symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and their meanings.
Details precautions for children, elderly, and those with limited abilities.
Warns about flammable liquids and gases causing explosions.
Notes potential interference with medical devices like pacemakers.
Highlights danger from live parts and proper electrical connection.
Warns about burns from hot surfaces after cooking.
Warns about fire hazards due to high temperatures and improper placement.
Notes potential interference with other electrical equipment.
Warns that unintended use can damage the appliance.
Warns about risks from plastic packaging and small parts.
Explains the technology, energy saving, and heating mechanism.
Specifies suitable and unsuitable cookware materials, dimensions, and properties.
Identifies and explains the function of each part of the induction hob.
Lists and visually represents the available cooking programmes.
Warns about residual heat and the need to cool down before touching.
Warns about fire hazards due to high temperatures and unattended use.
Explains how to use the touch-sensitive control buttons.
Details how to adjust power levels and cooking temperatures.
Guides on how to set the automatic switch-off timer.
Lists programmes with power settings and default times.
Explains the usage of specific programmes like Keep Warm, Stew, Fry, Boost.
Warns about electric shock risk and unplugging before cleaning.
Details how to clean the glass ceramic surface and ventilation slots.
A table listing fault codes, causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Explains error codes E4, E5, E6 and how to reset the appliance.
Instructions for environmentally friendly disposal of packaging and appliance.
Lists rated voltage, power, protection class, dimensions, and cookware diameter.
Details supplier, model, type, heating technology, dimensions, and energy consumption.
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