How to fix unresponsive touch controls on my Fagor Portable Induction?
If the touch controls on your Fagor Cooktop aren't responding or are inconsistent, remember that these controls require a firm tap. Hold your index finger horizontally about an inch above the button, then tap quickly and firmly, lifting your finger immediately after.
What does error E8 mean on my Fagor Cooktop?
If your Fagor Cooktop displays error code E8, it indicates an electronic control issue related to high voltage. Verify that the cooktop is connected to the correct voltage.
What does error E7 mean on my Fagor Cooktop?
If your Fagor Cooktop displays error code E7, it means there is an electronic control issue related to low voltage. Ensure that the cooktop is connected to the correct voltage supply.
Why is the fan still running on my Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop after I turned it off?
It's normal for the internal fan of your Fagor cooktop to continue running for a few minutes after it's turned off. This allows the unit to cool down. The fan will stop automatically once the cooling process is complete. Avoid unplugging the unit until the fan has stopped, or ensure it has fully cooled before storing.
Why does my Fagor Cooktop make a buzzing noise?
A low buzzing noise is normal during the operation of a Fagor induction cooktop. Generally, using higher-quality cookware with a thicker bottom will reduce the buzzing noise.
Why doesn't my stainless steel pot work on my Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop?
If your stainless steel pot isn't working on your Fagor induction cooktop, it's because not all stainless steel is induction compatible. Some types lack magnetic properties. Test your cookware with a magnet. If the magnet doesn't stick to the bottom, it won't work on the induction cooktop.
Why is my Fagor Portable Induction beeping and not heating up?
If your Fagor cooktop is beeping and not heating up after you've placed cookware on the surface and pressed the ON/OFF and START buttons, it means the induction cooktop isn't detecting the cookware. Here's what to check: 1. Ensure your cookware has a completely flat bottom. 2. Test if your cookware is induction compatible by seeing if a magnet sticks to the bottom. If it doesn't, the cookware won't work; try a different pot.
General| Compatibility | Induction-compatible cookware |
|---|---|
| Size | Single burner |
| Type | Induction |
| Frequency | 60Hz |
| Timer | Up to 180 minutes |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Safety Features | Overheat protection |
| Material | Ceramic glass |
Explains induction principles and details efficiency, safety, speed, even heat, and ease of cleaning benefits.
Lists compatible materials, size, and magnetic base requirements for induction cookware.
Covers handling, connections, cookware placement, and electrical safety rules.
Lists crucial safety precautions for electrical appliance use.
Details proper placement, clearance, and avoiding obstructions.
Emphasizes checking voltage compatibility and safe cable connections.
Advises on handling the ceramic surface and avoiding damage from objects.
Explains how to use the touch controls with a firm tap.
Step-by-step guide for basic operation and cooktop startup.
Details how to select power levels, temperature, and timer functions.
Explains the auto-shutoff feature and time limits for functions.
Details how to set and adjust cooking time using the timer function.
Instructions for enabling and disabling the child safety lock feature.
Guidelines for cleaning the cooktop and its components safely.
Addresses problems with the unit not detecting cookware or compatibility.
Explains why some stainless steel cookware may not work on induction.
Details compliance with FCC rules for ISM equipment and interference mitigation.
Outlines the two-year warranty period and what it covers.
Provides instructions for service, repair, and customer service contact details.
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