What to do if ETNA Hob shows 'F' on the display?
If the ETNA Hob displays an 'F' indicating an operational error, disconnect it from the power mains for a few minutes by undoing the fuse or switching off the main switch. Then, reconnect the hob to the power mains and switch it back on.
What to do if ETNA Hob keeps beeping and shows »–« flashing on the display?
If your ETNA Hob is beeping continuously and the display shows »–« flashing, it means that water has spilled over the sensor surface or an object is placed over the sensors. To resolve this, wipe the sensor surface clean.
Why is my ETNA Hob making a transformer-like buzz?
A transformer-like buzz from your ETNA Hob is normal when cooking at a high power level. This is due to the amount of energy being transferred from the hob to the pot or pan. You can reduce or eliminate the noise by lowering the power level.
What to do if ETNA KI259ZT shows 'C' on the display?
If the ETNA Hob displays a 'C', it indicates that the cooking zone has overheated. Allow the cooking zone to cool down before using it again.
Why is my ETNA Hob making fan noise?
The fan in your ETNA Hob may continue to run even after it has been switched off if the temperature remains too high.
Why is my ETNA KI259ZT Hob vibrating and crackling?
Vibration and crackling noises from your ETNA Hob's cookware result from vibrations along the surfaces of different material layers. This depends on the cookware, and can vary depending on the amount and type of food being cooked.
Why is my ETNA KI259ZT Hob making induction generated operating noise?
Induction generated operating noise from your ETNA Hob is normal and not a result of any malfunction.
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