GE PHP900 User Manual

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LEA Y SIGA ESTA INFORMACIÓN
DE SEGURIDAD CUIDADOSAMENTE.
GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES
Tenga cuidado al tocar el anafe. La superficie de vidrio del anafe retendrá calor después de que los
controles se hayan apagado.
ELEMENTOS DE SUPERFICIE DE INDUCCIÓN
■ Evite rayar el anafe de vidrio. El anafe puede
rayarse con elementos como instrumentos
filosos, anillos u otras joyas.
■ Nunca use la superficie de vidrio del anafe
como una tabla para cortar.
■ No coloque o almacene productos sobre la
superficie de vidrio del anafe cuando no lo
esté usando.
■ Tenga cuidado al colocar cucharas u otros
utensilios para mezclar sobre la superficie de
vidrio del anafe cuando esté en uso. Pueden
calentarse y provocar quemaduras.
■ No caliente un recipiente vacío. Hacerlo
puede dañar el anafe y el recipiente.
■ No permita la acumulación de agua, otros
líquidos o grasa sobre el anafe.
■ No utilice los elementos de superficie de
vidrio si el vidrio está roto. Los derrames o
la solución de limpieza pueden penetrar
el anafe roto y crear un riesgo de descarga
eléctrica. Si su anafe de vidrio se rompe,
comuníquese con un técnico calificado
inmediatamente.
■ Los alimentos derramados o quemados
pueden provocar la activación o
desactivación accidental del teclado.
Limpie bien el teclado y los controles
volverán a funcionar de manera normal.
■ Limpie el anafe con cuidado. Siempre
bloquee el panel de control utilizando la
característica de bloqueo de control y
espere hasta que toda la superficie de vidrio
se enfríe antes de limpiar el anafe. Para más
detalles, ver la sección Cómo bloquear el
anafe. Si se utiliza una esponja o un paño
para limpiar derrames sobre un elemento de
superficie caliente, tenga cuidado de evitar
quemaduras de vapor. Algunos limpiadores
pueden producir humos tóxicos si se los
aplica a una superficie caliente.
NOTA: Recomendamos que evite limpiar
los elementos de superficie hasta que se
hayan enfriado y la luz indicadora se haya
apagado. Los derrames de azúcar son la
excepción. Por favor, vea la sección Cómo
limpiar el anafe de vidrio.
■ Para evitar posibles daños a la superficie de
cocción, no aplique la crema de limpieza a la
superficie de vidrio cuando esté caliente.
■ Después de la limpieza, use un paño seco o
una toalla de papel para quitar los restos de
crema de limpieza.
■ Lea y cumpla con todas las instrucciones y
advertencias de las etiquetas de las cremas
de limpieza.
■ Los rayones o impactos sobre anafes
pueden romper o trizar el vidrio.
■ Tenga cuidado al tocar el anafe. La
superficie de vidrio del anafe retendrá calor
después de que los controles se hayan
apagado (OFF).
■ No se pare sobre el anafe de vidrio.
■ Cuando se instala un horno de auto limpieza
debajo del anafe y el horno está en el modo
de auto limpieza, no se recomienda el uso
del anafe por inducción durante el ciclo de
auto limpieza del horno.
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GE PHP900 Specifications

General

Type	Induction
Number of Burners	5
Control Type	Touch
Power Boost	Yes
Wi-Fi Connect	Yes
Color	Black
Fuel Type	Electric
Cooktop Surface	Glass
Width	30 inches

Summary

Safety Instructions

Important Safety Notice

Notice regarding California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act and potential exposures.

Safety Precautions

General safety precautions for using electrical appliances, including warnings and advice.

Induction Surface Elements Safety

Safety advice for touching and cleaning induction surface elements, including warnings about heat and breakage.

Operating Instructions

How Induction Cooking Works

Explanation of how induction elements generate heat through magnetic fields and cookware interaction.

Using Correct Size Cookware

Guidelines on selecting cookware size and material for optimal performance and safety.

Choosing Correct Cookware

Guidance on selecting appropriate cookware, including examples of correct and incorrect usage.

Suitable Cookware

Recommendations for cookware types, materials, and testing for induction compatibility.

Cookware Noise Characteristics

Information on sounds produced by cookware during operation and their causes.

Setting the Controls

Instructions on using the touch control panel and setting power levels for cooking elements.

Operating Cooking Elements

Steps to turn on/off cooking elements, select power levels, and understand display indicators.

Power Level Settings

Explanation of the 19 available power levels, including 'L' for Keep Warm and Boost setting.

Displaying 'F' Error

Meaning of 'F' flashing in the display, indicating a pan is removed or misplaced.

Boost Setting Operation

How to use the Boost setting for rapid cooking, its duration, and automatic reversion to power level 9.

Power Sharing Feature

Explanation of how power is shared between elements on 4 and 5 burner models, especially with Boost.

Low Setting ('L') Operation

Guidance on using the 'L' setting for keeping food warm and avoiding foodborne illness.

Using the Kitchen Timer

How to set and use the built-in kitchen timer for measuring cooking time.

Hot Surface Indicator Light

Description of the indicator light that shows when the cooktop surface is hot.

Using Surface Elements

General guidance on operating the cooktop's surface elements.

Error Alerts and Codes

Explanation of error codes 'E'/'c' and 'E'/'o' and how to resolve them.

Control Lock Feature

How to lock and unlock the cooktop controls to prevent accidental activation.

Care and Cleaning

General Care and Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the cooktop, ensuring power is off and surfaces are cool.

Removing Shipping Film and Tape

Steps for safely removing protective film and adhesive tape from the new appliance.

Using Control Lock for Cleaning

How to use the control lock feature for safety during cleaning procedures.

Cleaning the Glass Cooktop

Detailed instructions for daily cleaning and removing burned-on residue using specific cleaners.

Normal Daily Use Cleaning

Steps for routine cleaning using ceramic cooktop cleaner and appropriate pads.

Removing Burned-On Residue

Methods for removing stubborn burned-on food or spills from the glass surface.

Removing Heavy Burned-On Residue

Using a razor scraper and cleaner for tough residue removal.

Removing Metal Marks and Scratches

How to remove metal marks and discoloration from the cooktop surface.

Preventing Permanent Glass Damage

Information on how sugary spills can cause permanent damage if not immediately removed.

Handling Sugary Spills and Melted Plastic

Procedure for cleaning sugary spills and melted plastic to prevent permanent damage.

Ordering Cleaning Parts and Supplies

Information on how to order specific cleaning products and tools for the cooktop.

Troubleshooting Tips

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Guidance to resolve common problems before contacting service, saving time and money.

Element Performance Issues

Problems with cooking speed, element operation, and 'F' indicator errors.

Glass Surface and Damage Issues

Resolving scratches, discoloration, melted plastic, and pitting on the glass cooktop.

Unresponsive Keypad Troubleshooting

Steps to fix a keypad that is not responding to touch inputs.

Consumer Support

GE Service Protection Plus

Information on GE's extended service plan for appliances, including benefits and coverage.

Warranty Registration Mail-in

Instructions and address for mailing in the warranty registration card.

Consumer Product Ownership Registration

Steps to register your appliance for service and safety notifications, including online and mail options.

GE Electric Cooktop Warranty

Details of the limited one-year warranty, coverage, exclusions, and legal rights.

Consumer Support Resources

Overview of various ways to get assistance, including website, service scheduling, and contact information.

Online Services and Registration

Using the website for manuals, service, parts, and appliance registration.

Other GE Programs

Information on Real Life Design Studio and Extended Warranties.